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Top Returning Players for 2009-2010.

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Is Jeremiah not going to be a senior as well? I'm easily taking him over Euton!

 

Yes, JJ will be a senior. I would also have him above Euton, I wasn't to impressed with him the 2 times I watched him play this year.

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Yes, JJ will be a senior. I would also have him above Euton, I wasn't to impressed with him the 2 times I watched him play this year.

 

Euton is a better shooter and offensive player. And hes a better rebounder. JJ is a better defender and much quicker.

I disagree, and I'm a 9th region guy. Justice is more than just a "good" player in a bad region. He is legitimate and the second best player returning in the state behind Ricardo Johnson IMO

 

:thumb:

 

Great player.

 

Justice shot 56.3% from the field this season (48.5% from long range). I think he can finish.

 

You can't cherry pick one game with a low percentage and make that the rule.

 

By all accounts, his performance vs. Elliott County was very good. A bad shooting percentage doesn't automatically mean a bad game. Not to mention, when you're forced to jack up a lot of threes playing catch-up, it's most likely not going to be your best shooting game percentage-wise.

 

For the tourney, he played all 64 minutes...

 

FG: 15-43 (34.9%)

3Pt: 5-16 (31.3%)

FT: 12-16 (75.0%)

47 Pts

11 Reb

5 Assists (2 Turnovers)

3 Steals

 

So what if he had a couple of poor shooting games? The kid's a player.

:thumb:

 

Great player.

 

Justice shot 56.3% from the field this season (48.5% from long range). I think he can finish.

 

You can't cherry pick one game with a low percentage and make that the rule.

 

By all accounts, his performance vs. Elliott County was very good. A bad shooting percentage doesn't automatically mean a bad game. Not to mention, when you're forced to jack up a lot of threes playing catch-up, it's most likely not going to be your best shooting game percentage-wise.

 

For the tourney, he played all 64 minutes...

 

FG: 15-43 (34.9%)

3Pt: 5-16 (31.3%)

FT: 12-16 (75.0%)

47 Pts

11 Reb

5 Assists (2 Turnovers)

3 Steals

 

So what if he had a couple of poor shooting games? The kid's a player.

 

He is a very good player. I think he is probably a top 10 player in the junior class that is loaded with talent. He does a lot of things well, but there are somethings he needs to improve on.

Matt St. John-South Laurel

Madison Johnson-Corbin

Dakota Euton-Scott Co.

Marcellus Barksdale-Tates Creek

Jaylen Beckham-LexCath

Vinny Zollo-Clark Co.

Vance Hall-Franklin Co.

Mike Walker-Lafayette

Cody Miller-Knox Central

Thomas Jackson-J'town

Aaron Cosby-J'town

Ian Chiles-Ballard

Tamron Manning-Scott Co.

Fant and Shanklin from Warren Central

 

I could go on and on! Theres a lot of talent in KY right now.

 

Ian Chiles is not the top player at Ballard next year, it will be a soph from this year who will be a junior, name escapes me.

Ian Chiles is not the top player at Ballard next year, it will be a soph from this year who will be a junior, name escapes me.

 

Jones maybe?

 

Even though he may not be the top player it doesn't mean hes not a very good, athletic player.

Matt St. Johns, Josh Whitaker, Polson, Delquan Thomas, Ian Chiles, and Mike Walker are a few more very good ones as well.

 

Those players that you just mentioned, along with Orlando Rutledge (Fern Creek), Kevin Glenn (Male), Quintrell Morris (Fairdale), Jomari Bradshaw (Waggener), Alexsander Nikolic (Manual), and Donovan Johnson (Shelby County), round out the top 25 seniors for next year.

 

Kentucky is going through a cycle right now, where there is a lot of talent in each class. I think the c/o 2010 might be one of the best to ever come through though.

Jones maybe?

 

Even though he may not be the top player it doesn't mean hes not a very good, athletic player.

 

Keisten Jones will be a junior. He's their "big man". Nice size kid at 6'4 with a lot of talent.

Euton is a better shooter and offensive player. And hes a better rebounder. JJ is a better defender and much quicker.

 

LMB I have to disagree with you right here. IMO the only thing Euton does better than J.J. Is shoot the set shot from 3. No way he is a better offensive player. The only way Euton scores is off the set shot or getting put backs against smaller defenders. Give me one thing that Euton does, that J.J. can't. J.J. can also shoot the set 3 (not as good as Euton) but he can knock it down. J.J. is better off the dribble, better at finishing at the rim, better at handling the ball, better mid-range game, and is the better passer of the two. So what makes Euton a better offensive player?

LMB I have to disagree with you right here. IMO the only thing Euton does better than J.J. Is shoot the set shot from 3. No way he is a better offensive player. The only way Euton scores is off the set shot or getting put backs against smaller defenders. Give me one thing that Euton does, that J.J. can't. J.J. can also shoot the set 3 (not as good as Euton) but he can knock it down. J.J. is better off the dribble, better at finishing at the rim, better at handling the ball, better mid-range game, and is the better passer of the two. So what makes Euton a better offensive player?

 

Euton is a better post player. Late in the year Euton finished a lot of baskets inside posting up and its an area he has really improved. Also Euton has gotten to were he is very good at pulling up off the dribble and hitting shots. I would call passing a wash. Euton is a much better spot up shooter and has much more range (for all of the things Euton is criticized for you can't knock his shooting ability). I have seen both of them pass the ball well at times. I thought offensively he really improved as the year went along. I think JJ is a very good player also.

Tate Cox from Knott Central and Josh Whitaker from Hazard have to be mentioned.

Euton is a better post player. Late in the year Euton finished a lot of baskets inside posting up and its an area he has really improved. Also Euton has gotten to were he is very good at pulling up off the dribble and hitting shots. I would call passing a wash. Euton is a much better spot up shooter and has much more range (for all of the things Euton is criticized for you can't knock his shooting ability). I have seen both of them pass the ball well at times. I thought offensively he really improved as the year went along. I think JJ is a very good player also.

 

I agree the kid can shoot. He has unlimited range when he gets his feet set.

Who was the leading scorer in Northern Kentucky?

Wasn't he a junior this year?

Who was the leading scorer in Northern Kentucky?

Wasn't he a junior this year?

 

Blake Bryan of Villa Madonna and yes he was a junior this year. I believe he averaged 33 or 34 ppg.

 

I wouldn't put him in the same class as some of the others being mentioned in this thread though.

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I can remember watching Euton when he was in 8th grade. There was a lot of hype around the young man at that point and rightfully so. He was probably the best 8th grader in the country. Since then, he has not gotten much better IMO. He is awkward moving down the floor, he is a good shooter, but I think he gets into foul trouble and gets out-muscled for rebounds against more athletic competition-see the Holmes game-I wish him the best, but at this point he is not a top 15 player in the state.

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