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Ohio 92 Kentucky 84

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Ohio Boys' All-Stars (92) - Brandenburg 11, Broadnax 2, Craft 6, Egner 3, Gray 9, Henninger 8, Hill 10, Kellogg 6, Leslie 2, McKenzie 8, Sibert 17, Velhuizen 8, Wright 2.

 

Kentucky Boys' All-Stars (84) - Barnhill 9, Bradshaw 9, Foster 8, Gibbs 7, Hall 12, Jackson 10, J. Johnson 1, R. Johnson 7, Jones 8, Polson 2, Peurach 2, Rutledge 3, Stephens 4, Wilson 2.

Polson is average at best. Ohio's quicker guards handled him all night.

Does anyone know if there were any highlites or video from this game

No to Jared Polson to UK! Starting to have OTS flashbacks!

I did not attend the game, but my initial thoughts towards what some are saying about Polson is that they might not be presenting a fair assessment. I have only seen him play a few times during his Jr year at the Sweet 16, so I am only judging by that. He no doubt is an excellent player with a very high basketball IQ. The WJ team seemed to be completely designed around him which allowed him to shine and show what he's about. His teammates at WJ had complete trust in his game and totally went with the plan. Even still with him being their go-to guy you could still see where he plays unselfishly and smart. I'm going to guess that with the All Star game where all players take their stab at strutting their stuff, that finding any sort of team chemistry where Polson could fit in was non-existent. Of course when he plays at the next level there's little chance that a program will build their team around him, but no matter what team environment he settles into, I'm going to guess that he will have no problem adjusting and being instrumental for whoever he plays for.

Vance Hall was MVP for Kentucky and Ohio State signee Jordan Sibert was the MVP for Ohio.

Vance Hall was MVP for Kentucky and Ohio State signee Jordan Sibert was the MVP for Ohio.
So Hall must have stacked up pretty well. You have any details?
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Vance Hall was MVP for Kentucky and Ohio State signee Jordan Sibert was the MVP for Ohio.

 

I heard that Findlay was interested in Hall. Anyone see them at the game?

Vance Hall was MVP for Kentucky and Ohio State signee Jordan Sibert was the MVP for Ohio.

 

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I did not attend the game, but my initial thoughts towards what some are saying about Polson is that they might not be presenting a fair assessment. I have only seen him play a few times during his Jr year at the Sweet 16, so I am only judging by that. He no doubt is an excellent player with a very high basketball IQ. The WJ team seemed to be completely designed around him which allowed him to shine and show what he's about. His teammates at WJ had complete trust in his game and totally went with the plan. Even still with him being their go-to guy you could still see where he plays unselfishly and smart. I'm going to guess that with the All Star game where all players take their stab at strutting their stuff, that finding any sort of team chemistry where Polson could fit in was non-existent. Of course when he plays at the next level there's little chance that a program will build their team around him, but no matter what team environment he settles into, I'm going to guess that he will have no problem adjusting and being instrumental for whoever he plays for.

 

EXACTLY! All Star games like this are a very poor way of judging talent! limited number of minutes on the floor, you are with a certain group most of the game. PLUS, Jarrod played 10 games at UK with/versus UK players, drives up for practice for the ALL Star game, then playing limited minutes. Jarrod being invited back all of this week to play with the UK players, and being told to "go over to the Wildcat Lodge with the guys and look around and get use to the place" tells what is going to happen all by itself.

 

Plus, Polson will be there on a academic scholarship, so it will not be using up the precious athletic scholly some of you seem so worried about. People need to TRUST CAL!

 

I will say this, I did not see anything out of Washington, how did he get on the team after walking off the floor and quitting during a high school game? One would thing he would have started working out, getting stronger, heck he was winded just going up and down the floor.

Does anyone know if there were any highlites or video from this game

 

The game was broadcasted in NKY, not sure when it will be replayed.

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