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What KY High School players should BCG look at/offer?

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Anybody know what high school G'lawn is playing at? Is he a Jr this year?
Was at Henry Clay as a freshman ... has spent the last two seasons at Scott County and will be a senior next year.
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Dowe from Eastern impressed me a bunch in the first game. He didn't have a good second game, but I know he is a great player. I think he was one of the best guards in the tournament. He literally buckled defensive player's ankles with drives in the Corbin game.

I believe he should be keeping up with R. Johnson, and Jackson's development. That should be his priority. There are several others that should be on the radar.

I think he needs to take a hard look at these jrs:

 

Ricardo Johnson

Ge'lawn Guyn

Elijah Pittman

Chad Jackson

 

Sophs:

 

Timmy Knipp

Robby Stenzel

 

 

Freshmen:

 

Jaylen Beckham

Tamron Manning

Desmond Dorsey

Isaiah Ivey

 

There is more, but those above IMO are all going to be fairly high D-1 player. I would look closely at all of them.

 

I was thinking along these same lines.

 

From what I saw at the state tournament, Elisha Justice is overrated. He is a good, pure point guard, but not on a major D-1 level.

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