http://www.courier-journal.com/blogs/demling/2009/09/class-of-2012-rankings.html

I would have liked to have Zeke Pike in the top 20 somewhere.

It looks like a good list. I think this class is going to be really strong down the road. There is a lot of really good players.

I would have liked to have Zeke Pike in the top 20 somewhere.

 

Zeke was dominate this summer playing 16u. If he would have played 15u he would have been a flat out stud. He should be toward the top of this list. With his size, speed and strength he has the ability to dominate games.

A player that should be on the list as well is Cody Chambers of Simon Kenton. He started at SK as a freshman and had an amazing summer. He will be one of the top players in his class this year. He is a lot like Taylor Barnette of Lexington Christian. One of the best shooters I have had the pleasure of being around.

I would like to add Adam Wing of Rowan County to this list. Started as a freshman last season and he looks to build off of his experience from last year. He had a wonderful summer and looks to be one of the 16th region players to watch as he continues to grow and mature. Oh yeah did i mention he is the QB on the football team and it stating to shine there as well. I look for this kid to turn heads around the 16th this year.

Zeke was dominate this summer playing 16u. If he would have played 15u he would have been a flat out stud. He should be toward the top of this list. With his size, speed and strength he has the ability to dominate games.

 

You have to be 15 to play 15U or at least not turn 16 before a certain date. From what I understand he should be a junior this year.

You have to be 15 to play 15U or at least not turn 16 before a certain date. From what I understand he should be a junior this year.

 

He is a grade exception but he is elgible to play 16u this upcoming summer. He could have played 15u last year. He is a sophomore.

 

He will/could be dominate regardless of what level he plays at.

I think some people tend to forget that Zeke is actually in the class of 2012. There is no way he should have been left off that list.

Could this be the best class Ky has had in several years?

It will be interesting to see how many D1 and other scholarships are landed by the 2010 class. Could be more than any other class for a long time.

The 2010 class is interesting, looks to be deep, but lacks a 4 or 5 star player. Is Etown's Washington the best player in this class, I'm sure alot of people would say no but if he goes to USC I dont see anybody else touching a school of that caliber. I suppose that Scott Co Guyn has a decent shot at a big time school and Johnson from Cov-Holmes. It hurts this class that Pittman is not a D1 player.

The 2010 class is interesting, looks to be deep, but lacks a 4 or 5 star player. Is Etown's Washington the best player in this class, I'm sure alot of people would say no but if he goes to USC I dont see anybody else touching a school of that caliber. I suppose that Scott Co Guyn has a decent shot at a big time school and Johnson from Cov-Holmes. It hurts this class that Pittman is not a D1 player.

 

USC is big time. I guess time will tell, but I think that overall, the 2010 class could end up with more D1 and smaller scholarships than other classes in awhile. Pittman has the size and hops. I'm guessing that he may have a shot to go to a big D1 after a juco stint. I think you are right in that there seems to be no 4 or 5 star players according to the national rankings, but there are an awful lot of good players in the next tier, which is why I think they are a deeper class.

What about Cooper Downs of Boone County and Sawyer Williams of Owen County?

Sawyer Williams (Owen County) is a late bloomer and wow what a summer he had in AAU. He was the most improved player I've seen in one summer season. One of the best post players I've seen and tough as nails. He's 6'6" and I think will grow more.

No one knows about this kid because he hasn't been on the major aau circuit until this summer. I believe there are many kids out there like this we don't know about.