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Ryle Basketball

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No, but it would definately make people accountable. Easy to

criticize a program, coaches, and all their so called D1 players

when you don't have to play them. Ryle was ranked 4th and 5th

the entire year by the coaches and was one of the two teams

remaining. They have nothing to be ashamed of. By the way the

top 7 players return and now they have Big Game experience.

I was told by CKShokey that the Ryle team did have 3 D1 prospects in an earlier post and I am sure she would know.

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I like Ryle's Orange uni's. How's that for positive? I do, they rock - but I'm partial to the all Orange look, maybe it's a Bengals thing for me, anything but Baby Blue!

 

Bleachercreature in a Ryle uni..................Pumpkins come to mind, big pumpkins.

 

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Ryle, great program and great uniforms. they will be tuff to beat for the forseeable future.

BITTER MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Thank you:)

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I was told by CKShokey that the Ryle team did have 3 D1 prospects in an earlier post and I am sure she would know.

Abby Jump will be attending Wright State University (D-1) on scholarship. Jenna Crittendon has yet to make a choice on her future College program and Dawn Johnson and Ashley Cheeseman will recieve their fair share of offers, as well.

Abby Jump will be attending Wright State University (D-1) on scholarship. Jenna Crittendon has yet to make a choice on her future College program and Dawn Johnson and Ashley Cheeseman will recieve their fair share of offers, as well.

 

Congrats!

 

I still do not see D1 when I watch her play. I am not sure she would play at NKU. But I do not get paid to make those decisions and I am certainly happy for the opportunity she has at Wright State.

 

 

Again CONGRATS!! and Good Luck!!

 

I will have to start looking for box scores in the future.

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Abby really stepped up her game this summer in AAU ball. She should have a tremendous senior year with the Lady Raiders of Ryle.

Congrats!

 

I still do not see D1 when I watch her play. I am not sure she would play at NKU. But I do not get paid to make those decisions and I am certainly happy for the opportunity she has at Wright State.

 

 

Again CONGRATS!! and Good Luck!!

 

I will have to start looking for box scores in the future.

 

colleges recruit for their system; NKU plays more of an inside game with bigger guards; Wright State plays a running, inside out passing game and shoot between 30 to 35 threes a game; research your players and colleges; you can't use a tape measure or stopwatch to measure desire, work ethic or heart

I'm on record as saying Ryle is the clear-cut favorite to win the 9th the next two seasons.

I'm on record as saying Ryle is the clear-cut favorite to win the 9th the next two seasons.

 

Clear cut favorites do not always come away with the crown.

Clear cut favorites do not always come away with the crown.

 

That's why I didn't advocate giving them the big trophy yet.:D

colleges recruit for their system; NKU plays more of an inside game with bigger guards; Wright State plays a running, inside out passing game and shoot between 30 to 35 threes a game; research your players and colleges; you can't use a tape measure or stopwatch to measure desire, work ethic or heart

 

Courtney Sandfoss of New Cath signed at NKY and I don't think she fits the definition of a "big guard", being about the same size as Abby. Of course Courtney is much more of a point guard/ball handler which teams need regardless of style. Abby is more of a long range shooter and will fit well with the style Wright State will play, assuming new coach Mike Bradbury continues what he did at Morehead last seaon. His Eagles jacked up three's at the rate of 30 per game. That led all DI schools in the country. So one would think Abby will get to do what she does best at Wright State. Looks like a good choice in that regard.

Courtney Sandfoss of New Cath signed at NKY and I don't think she fits the definition of a "big guard", being about the same size as Abby. Of course Courtney is much more of a point guard/ball handler which teams need regardless of style. Abby is more of a long range shooter and will fit well with the style Wright State will play, assuming new coach Mike Bradbury continues what he did at Morehead last seaon. His Eagles jacked up three's at the rate of 30 per game. That led all DI schools in the country. So one would think Abby will get to do what she does best at Wright State. Looks like a good choice in that regard.

 

NKU has traditionally used bigger guards; Sandfoss may be an exception; Jump has driven herself to pass bigger, faster kids to get where she is; just give the kid credit and leave it at that

NKU has traditionally used bigger guards; Sandfoss may be an exception; Jump has driven herself to pass bigger, faster kids to get where she is; just give the kid credit and leave it at that

 

let's leave this alone and stay positive; the best part of any player getting a scholarship is the chance to keep playing ball and more importantly, getting a free education; let's stop talking about it because many of us are old has-beens and never weres sitting at a computer like we're genuises; it's really kind of sad and I'm really sorry I've taken part in it

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