Who do you think the best sixth man in the 8th region is?

Edited January 26, 200917 yr by Ram
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Two come to mind:

 

Brice Jewett of South Oldham is the first man off the Dragons' bench, and he's the team's second-leading scorer at around 14 ppg and 4 reb... He's also one of the top three-point shooters in the state of KY...he leads the Dragons in 3PA and 3PM, yet is shooting about 50%.

 

Anthony Payton of Shelby County is a 6'5" sophomore who comes off the bench to average 8.1 ppg and 4.7 rebounds. I've been very impressed by his inside boardwork in games I've seen vs. South Oldham and North Oldham.

 

A third player that comes to mind may no longer be a sub, so I'm unsure whether or not to include him:

 

Cody Kinmon of Grant County was coming off the bench for the Braves as their sixth man, but he was #2 in scoring on the team at around 17 ppg (last I knew). He's one of the region's premier outside threats.

Sawyer Williams from Owen County is a 6'6 freshman with tons of potential

It was Humphries from Anderson hands down. But now he is hurt so I will go with Payton from Shelby.

The big post player from Anderson Co. did a nice job as their 6th man the few times I saw them play.

Without a doubt, Cody Kinman

Don't leave out Philpot from Williamstown. He rebounds, scraps, and scores. How many other players can drop 35 points coming off the bench?

Philpot may have done that one game, but I wouldn't put him on the list with the others that consistently produce great numbers for their teams.

Don't leave out Philpot from Williamstown. He rebounds, scraps, and scores. How many other players can drop 35 points coming off the bench?

 

He might be one of the better players in the region let alone 6th man. You can't stop his stroke. His intensity is irreplaceable.

He might be one of the better players in the region let alone 6th man. You can't stop his stroke. His intensity is irreplaceable.

 

When Gallatin played them wasn't overly impressed.

He might be one of the better players in the region let alone 6th man. You can't stop his stroke. His intensity is irreplaceable.

 

Philpot possibly might be one of the better athletes in the 8th region. Like you said, his stroke.....well words can't describe it, literally. One of the most intensified players of our time.

He might be one of the better players in the region let alone 6th man. You can't stop his stroke. His intensity is irreplaceable.

 

Philpot possibly might be one of the better athletes in the 8th region. Like you said, his stroke.....well words can't describe it, literally. One of the most intensified players of our time.

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Philpot possibly might be one of the better athletes in the 8th region. Like you said, his stroke.....well words can't describe it, literally. One of the most intensified players of our time.

 

That comment...well words can't describe it, literally

What about Eric White for W-town? As soon as he steps on the floor his teams intensity level sky rockets!!! I love watching him play!