Eyes and Ears

He caught up after 7th. grade. Enrolled as a freshman at Aiken. He could have easily remained in the class of 2012.

I agree. I think Stauffer should definately be on this list.

Agreed.

Behanan has been getting a ton of attention since before he was in 7th. grade. This kid is amazing. I still congratulate him for working hard and getting himself academically in the class of 2011. Can you imagine if he were still classified as a 2012 player.

I am assuming everything runs through Cheatum this year. I beleive he will have the most varsity experience.

IMO, this team comes and goes as Smith dictates. If Kellen is having a good game, this team plays well. Alot on the shoulders of a junior PG, but he is one of the best and has experience. He will not have the help he had last year, but should be able to step upto the challenge.

I don't want say that Ryle has depth at point, but they do have several upper classmen that can play it. IMO, Mullin's son plays alot of JV. Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't he just a sophomore?

For his grade level, I will agree. We will have to see how this season starts before I agree to overall. Don't get me wrong. Going into the follwoing year, his name should be everywhere. The KY 2010 class is loaded.

This makes sense. I really couldn't see how Washington made such an incredable leap. He is a fine player, but just not the #1. IMO.

I think Stauffer is only 6'5", maybe 6'6". That may be his weak spot, but he definately plays bigger. He will need to perfect his fundamentals to take that size to the next level. He should be a dominant force this year in high school.

2011 was posted, but for some reason I cannnot find them anymore either. I do remember that Chane Behannan was #1.

I agree here. I think the point position will be Stinson's to lose. He should be able to provide ball control and allow the inside outside game to work with Stauffer and Mcleish.

The game is at Conner.

I think some people tend to forget that Zeke is actually in the class of 2012. There is no way he should have been left off that list.

I would have liked to have Zeke Pike in the top 20 somewhere.

The same can be said for all fans of all schools, but the bottom line is that Holmes will be the team to beat this year and Highlands and Boone County will be close behind. That is on a state level. You do not get to that level with overrated players.

You can't forget that Holmes is bringing in a very experienced senior in Avery. He would have easily been the leader at Conner. He will now add tremendous depth to an already stacked Holmes roster. Most schools don't get the opportunity to bring in seasoned players.

Does anyone know where Avery stands as far as being able to play with Holmes next year?

Congrats to DSAS also.

This is bothersome. A tournament at this level should be better prepared. They have to know that the majority of all of the teams would have been in the same shoes had they advanced. With the decreased evaluation period, more teams are playing back to back and timing is key. Congrats to Indy Elite anyway.

Heartbreaker. I say unless there was an unmistakeable foul, you have to let those go into overtime.

Good deal for Treg. Keep doing work.

If I am not mistaken, this was the team that played as The Truth and not WKY Elite. Someone correct me if I am wrong.

Highlands will definately be in the mix.

Jordan Gilbert or Scott Schuette. Take your pick. These guys are good.