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Top Returning Players in the 10th Next Season

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I don't think they consider ball handling , but only scorers. Bopper can handle the ball as good, if not better than anyone listed above.

I don't think they consider ball handling , but only scorers. Bopper can handle the ball as good, if not better than anyone listed above.

 

 

Well they should, scoring isn't all there is to playing basketball. Those with basketball knowledge knows how important it is to a team that has someone that can take care of the ball.

Thought I read on here that Harris for Mason Co. is just gonna concentrate on football next year.

I would say we're looking for "impact" players. Some kids do it by scoring, others by passing or rebounding or a combination but one dimensional players have limited impact IMO. I think there are several teams in the region that had good young (freshmen & sophomores) talent that developed over the past year that could be "impact" players. The best example of what I'm talking about would be Anthony Hickey. He scored, rebounded, assisted, defended and/or anything else he had to do when he had to do it so his team won. He especially made his teammates collectively better. Just my thoughts!

Well they should, scoring isn't all there is to playing basketball. Those with basketball knowledge knows how important it is to a team that has someone that can take care of the ball.
I would say we're looking for "impact" players. Some kids do it by scoring, others by passing or rebounding or a combination but one dimensional players have limited impact IMO. I think there are several teams in the region that had good young (freshmen & sophomores) talent that developed over the past year that could be "impact" players. The best example of what I'm talking about would be Anthony Hickey. He scored, rebounded, assisted, defended and/or anything else he had to do when he had to do it so his team won. He especially made his teammates collectively better. Just my thoughts!

 

I agree with everything you say but Clark Co played Christian Co twice, once without Hickey and played them in the Toyota Classic at Georgetown with Hickey and beat them easily twice. He didn't make that much of an impact during that game although he was very ,very impressive in the State Tournament . I just don't think he played that way all season but he played well when it really counted.

I don't think they consider ball handling , but only scorers. Bopper can handle the ball as good, if not better than anyone listed above.

 

I think Bopper's scoring will go up significantly this year. He can shoot some from three and with fewer scorers we should see him driving to the basket more. I can see him averaging 10 to 12, maybe a bit more.

Clark won't have the name recognition next year but they will still be the biggest strongest team in the region with Fatkin and Charlie Rogers joining Bopper in the starting line up.

Pendleton will be very good as will Harrison and Montgomery. Mason will figure out a way to be in the mix, they always are. McGovney and Campbell will be tough again. It should be a fun year in the 10th.

Clark won't have the name recognition next year but they will still be the biggest strongest team in the region with Fatkin and Charlie Rogers joining Bopper in the starting line up.

Pendleton will be very good as will Harrison and Montgomery. Mason will figure out a way to be in the mix, they always are. McGovney and Campbell will be tough again. It should be a fun year in the 10th.

 

Agree, believe we will have a better team than most are posting on here. 10th is wide open next year.

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