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Ricardo Johnson for Mr. Basketball

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Im a big Rico fan and he would have had my vote for Mr. Basketball but man Foster just worked him over yesterday. Couldnt believe it, Im guessing nobody has done that to him before. I really liked how he handled himself after the loss, he showed class and took it like a man unlike a few of his teammates.

Have you ever had a bad day, felt like you couldn't get out of your own way? To say that a player doesn't deserve an award because he had a bad day, hmnn!!

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Have you ever had a bad day, felt like you couldn't get out of your own way? To say that a player doesn't deserve an award because he had a bad day, hmnn!!

 

I still think he is probably the best player but yesterday wont look good in the voters eyes.

My vote would be for Foster!!!!!!!!

You don't have a vote and for the record one nice game doesn't make you Mr. Basketball.

Elisha Justice is a heck of a player, but IMO, not the best the best in the state

 

If a walk on to Louisville wins Mr. Basketball, the coaches really dropped the ball. Elisha would probably be the 4th or 5th best player in the 9th region...not sure I can consider him best in the state.

 

Wow, there must be alot of great underclassmen in the 9th that we havent heard of yet!

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