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Stewart with 15 points on 6 shot attempts!

If Sanford shot the ball better, LC would be up 30!

Hopson is 4 of 6 with 8 points. 4 rebounds and 2 turnovers. Edmundson has 4 points on 7 shots. 5 turnovers and 1 assist.

Half 42 to 22 Sanford has taken 12 shots to get 13 points. Stewart has taken 5 shots to get 13. Now that's efficiency. Sanford has zero assists at this point. Stewart has 3!

Two more UHA TO's and a Sanford 3 stretches the lead to 18.

This game can be close. Get Hopson the ball. He touches it and he scores. Now with 8 points on 4 of 6 shooting. Edmundson 0 for 4 from downtown. Sanford looks good, not great, is 0 for 4 from the floor, but is 2 of 4 from threes. Has 1 turnover but 3 steals from gathered from his teammates pressure.

Stat of the game!!! LC 2 turnovers UHA 10 turnovers (Edmundson with 4 of them)

Hopson is not showing laziness. He is 3 of 5 from the floor. He is getting limited touches. UHA players seem tentative and out of sync. 32 to 15. LC.

"Turn out the lights, the party's over!" LC is dominating. 21 to 8 at the end of qtr 1. Hopson is 2 for 4 with 4 points, as figured is the best athlete on the floor. Somewhat uninvolved the first. LC is shooting 6 of 10 from the field and 2 of 6 from downtown.

Take it away! It's all yours. Only helping. LOL I will chime in later.

Stewart getting started, LC up 11 to 4.

7 to 4 LC up. Hopson still scoreless.

7 to 2 Lex Cath up. Novosel with 5.

If J-Town can rebound with the taller teams, they can make some more noise. I'm seeing and hearing a lot of chatter about Cov Holmes. Based upon that, I have a feeling they will be making some noise of their own. I saw Henderson on the AAU trail, fantastic athlete and I can see him leading a team to a title.

2011 Class, Tony Kimbro Jr and Robbie Stenzel come to mind.

Impressive. Add Jackson and Euton (two more D1 prospects) along with Phares (another D1 prospect) and you have nearly a full starting line-up of division one players. Will anyone challenge this team?

Iowa, Dayton, Virginia Tech, and others. Will be visiting Notre Dame soon. And has already visited during the past season IU, Butler, WKU, Florida, XU, along with other previous schools mentioned.

Ty Edmundson (UHA - senior) - has several new offers including WKU. Jon Hood (Madisonville - junior) - has offers from several majors and mid majors including UK, UT, and GA. Jacob Jenkins (Manual - junior) - has offers from majors and mid majors including most recent offer from Wisconsin. Aaron Cosby (Jeffersontown - sophomore) - has already committed to UMass. Chad Jackson (Rose Hill - sophomore) - has offers including Xavier and West Virginia.

Ty Edmundson - has several new offers including WKU. Jon Hood - has offers from several majors and mid majors including UK, UT, and GA. Jacob Jenkins - has offers from majors and mid majors including most recent offer from Wisconsin. Aaron Cosby - has already committed to UMass. Chad Jackson - has offers including Xavier and West Virginia.

Faulkner at 5-11 and playing the point is a better prospect than Ferguson at 6-0 and playing the wing/post. Here's another example, Jeff Mullaney is a point in one of the state's top 5 region. Led DeSales in scoring at around 20 per game and assists. He has better skills set and is looking for offers. Mullaney at 6-1 is and plays a position that at his height makes him a better prospect but has yet to receive a D1 offer.

Just hope he gets his first offer from any level. There are better seniors right now in Kentucky that have no offers or are looking at NAIA. There's nothing wrong with that.

Might be the favorites, but they will NOT be overwhelming everybody.

Not even in the top 4 on his own team in value and when I saw LC, he didn't even start.

In your five, only one has zero offers. Edmondson has up to 3 or more D1 offers now, by default he should be in the top five but western Kentucky talent is ommitted from this board.

Wasn't ranking by college potential. But one "fact" remains, the top 5 all have "legit" offers at some level or have committed. Even going by college potential, the list is not off by too much. Oh, one more note, the top 6 have all led their team to win(s) over top 20 teams at least once this season.