Does he have two other scoring options on his team that have already signed D-1?

 

Just alittle info the other two have only verbally committed which in college coaches terms means absolutley nothing until you sign the paper.

Just alittle info the other two have only verbally committed which in college coaches terms means absolutley nothing until you sign the paper.

 

Which other two?

More interest? Please let me know how much interest he is drawing. Can you let me know who is recruiting him? :confused:

 

BTW, Ferg is 6'2 and will play the 2 in college. :thumb:

 

Ferg is not 6'2, I stood beside him last night after the game and he is pushing 6'0 and that is with shoes on. If he playes the 2 in college he may want to learn how to dribble with his head up. Noticed something last night that I have not noticed with him before. He is comfortable going North and South, but only takes 2 maybe 3 dribbles at the max left or right and they are always with his head down looking at the ball. It's so hard to pick up because 95% of the time you see the kid playing North and South.

Just alittle info the other two have only verbally committed which in college coaches terms means absolutley nothing until you sign the paper.

 

You should probably switch your information source, because if you are speaking of the twin's they signed in the early period in Nov. There is no doubt left as to their status....they are movin on baby!!!!!!!!!!:thumb:

Ferg is not 6'2, I stood beside him last night after the game and he is pushing 6'0 and that is with shoes on. If he playes the 2 in college he may want to learn how to dribble with his head up. Noticed something last night that I have not noticed with him before. He is comfortable going North and South, but only takes 2 maybe 3 dribbles at the max left or right and they are always with his head down looking at the ball. It's so hard to pick up because 95% of the time you see the kid playing North and South.

 

We already know your info is not up to par from the statement you made about the other two, but he is 6' 1 3/4" with shoes on measured.

Ferg is not 6'2, I stood beside him last night after the game and he is pushing 6'0 and that is with shoes on. If he playes the 2 in college he may want to learn how to dribble with his head up. Noticed something last night that I have not noticed with him before. He is comfortable going North and South, but only takes 2 maybe 3 dribbles at the max left or right and they are always with his head down looking at the ball. It's so hard to pick up because 95% of the time you see the kid playing North and South.

 

 

I am 6-2 and stood beside him numerous times and you cant tell a difference.

I doesn't really matter how tall he is, but I just rememberd he was measured at U.K. elite camp bare footed at 6' 3/4". I have never saw a pair of basketball shoes that weren't at least 1 inch and most a little more. Do the math!!!!!!!!!!

Okay, I will take your word for it. LOL you should know pretty well

And apparently I recieved some wrong information on the Twins.. Sorry to all on lookers and readers.

And apparently I recieved some wrong information on the Twins.. Sorry to all on lookers and readers.

 

That's fine. We all make mistakes. I believe I am worse than most though!!!!!!!!!! I wish they would have all went to the same place that way I wouldn't have to drive all over the country!

Ferg is not 6'2, I stood beside him last night after the game and he is pushing 6'0 and that is with shoes on. If he playes the 2 in college he may want to learn how to dribble with his head up. Noticed something last night that I have not noticed with him before. He is comfortable going North and South, but only takes 2 maybe 3 dribbles at the max left or right and they are always with his head down looking at the ball. It's so hard to pick up because 95% of the time you see the kid playing North and South.

 

Last time I checked thats where the buckets hang.......not many points have been scored going East/West.

Last time I checked thats where the buckets hang.......not many points have been scored going East/West.

 

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Ferguson is a great high school basketball player, I just can't see him playing D1. I wasn't sure, but after seeing him play last night against West and not being able to take Oney off the dribble has made my opinion easy now.

 

That was one game. You should have seen the South Charleston game when he had 34 points and was shooting 8-12 from three point range and throwing them in from deep with 2 defenders breathing all over him. And those defenders were 6'4" to 6'5" range and long and athletic. Ferg was 6-9 (67% shooting) from the field last night and averages 19 shots per game. He had 35 points vs. West Carter a few weeks ago. Where was Mr. Oney in that game?? I only saw one time where Oney actually stopped him on the dribble. Guess that makes him the defensive player of the year in the 16th region now.

That was one game. You should have seen the South Charleston game when he had 34 points and was shooting 8-12 from three point range and throwing them in from deep with 2 defenders breathing all over him. And those defenders were 6'4" to 6'5" range and long and athletic. Ferg was 6-9 (67% shooting) from the field last night and averages 19 shots per game. He had 35 points vs. West Carter a few weeks ago. Where was Mr. Oney in that game?? I only saw one time where Oney actually stopped him on the dribble. Guess that makes him the defensive player of the year in the 16th region now.

 

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Some are walking a very thin line, this is a good place to stop this one.