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Best Kentucky backcourt in the past 20 years

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Pushing the 20 year mark, but Michael Allen and Roy Booker of Bryan Station. Michael averaged 35 pts a game and a lot of that was because of Bookers point guard play. Allen played at then SW Louisana and Booker played at Cambellsville.

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I can see him in my head but I can't remember his name. Short, stocky and quick. Reminded me a bit of Khalid el-Amin.

 

 

I believe you are talking about #10 Jamar White

Silverhorn was around '01. Slaughter was like '05 or '06. Don't think they ever played together.

 

Silverhorn graduated in 02 and played with another really good player, but I can't think of his name. Slaughter was in 06, and, as has now been established, played with another good guard in White. Shelby was very talented both seasons.

Richie Farmer and Russ Chadwell from Clay County.

Silverhorn graduated in 02 and played with another really good player, but I can't think of his name. Slaughter was in 06, and, as has now been established, played with another good guard in White. Shelby was very talented both seasons.

 

Just looked it up in my Cats' Pause Archive. :lol:

 

Robert Daniels, was his name. He was rated the #3 player in the region (behind Silverhorn, who was #2). Daniels is listed as a 6'5'' Forward, though. Comments say that he's capable of putting up 40 points each night, when he's hot.

Richie Farmer and Russ Chadwell from Clay County.

 

Sorry, too long ago, as was noted earlier.

I believe you are talking about #10 Jamar White

 

:thumb:

Maybe not best, but at least in the discussion:

 

Ty Proffitt and Jordan Hammonds at South Laurel

Jazz Neal and JuJuan Spillman at PRP

Bryan Turnage and Aaron Dunaway at Henry Clay

 

:thumb:

Shannon Hoskins and Robert Marcum from Clay Co. in '92. Mark Smith was not the SG as someone earlier posted. Mark was more of a "3", not a 2. Shannon signed with S. Carolina, then went on to Georgetown for a solid career. Robert signed with Alice Lloyd and if I'm not mistaken, he's their all-time leading scorer.

Just looked it up in my Cats' Pause Archive. :lol:

 

Robert Daniels, was his name. He was rated the #3 player in the region (behind Silverhorn, who was #2). Daniels is listed as a 6'5'' Forward, though. Comments say that he's capable of putting up 40 points each night, when he's hot.

 

Yeah, all the above is correct, except Daniels wasn't 6-5. He was a forward though at about 6-3 or just a bit bigger. And he was a good player, but I don't know about scoring 40 points. :scared:

 

I'm not sure who the point guard on this team was, but Silverhorn and Daniels were certainly a nice one two punch.

All nice players, but Morris and Brown weren't in the backcourt for Fairdale. Carlos Turner played the point during their run in 90 and 91.

 

Brown & Morris both played small forward in Fairdale's System. However, both handled the ball as Fairdale pushed it up the floor. Morris led the team in assist. Carlos played the two guard in Fairdale's high post offense. Tony Wheat ran the the point in 90 and Jeff thompson ran the point in 91. In this thread Fairdale's Wheat and Turner were solid.

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