Neither Stenzel nor Zollo will win because they will take stats from one another due to the fact that they share the limelight.

 

And for the record Ballard wasn't number one, Trinity was. But Ballard is solid no doubt. I understand saying they were #1 helps your argument however.

 

And I think Knipp will put up such gawdy numbers he'll be difficult to overlook.

 

My guess is that Behanan will be the favorite to win simply because he's headed to the Big East. I'd be highly surprised to see any of the others play at that level.

 

Depends what poll you were looking at.

You have to be a senior to win Mr. Basketball. Timmy Knipp is a junior.

 

You are wrong, it does not have to go to a senior ( SEE DARRELL GRIFFITH) Right now it should go to either Elisha Justice or Josh Sewell, but it is very difficult for a Jefferson County player and especially a PRIVATE SCHOOL PLAYER to get the support out in the state.Justice has a shot,

You are wrong, it does not have to go to a senior ( SEE DARRELL GRIFFITH) Right now it should go to either Elisha Justice or Josh Sewell, but it is very difficult for a Jefferson County player and especially a PRIVATE SCHOOL PLAYER to get the support out in the state.Justice has a shot,

 

I'm about 1000% positive that it does.

I'm also about 1000% sure that Griffith was a senior in 1976.

I'm also about 1000% sure that Griffith was a senior in 1976.

 

You are correct Sir! My mistake

^ At first I thought you might be confusing him with Archie Griffin, who won the Heisman trophy in both his junior and senior years at Ohio State.

^ At first I thought you might be confusing him with Archie Griffin, who won the Heisman trophy in both his junior and senior years at Ohio State.

 

Which, in turn, reminds me of the first Reds game I ever went to, where some drunken clod three rows behind us kept yelling "C'mon Archie!" every time Ken Griffey came to the plate.

The link below is of a 2:58 span in the 4th quarter which Timmy takes over and helps his team win over West Carter. He is #21 in the white.

 

While Mr. Knipp is a fine player, he is not eligible for consideration as the 2010 Mr. Basketball.

 

Case closed, thread closed.