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I only saw him play 2 times last year but I like his size, 6' 5ish looked to me, and has a nice shot. Of all the ones on my list, he is the one I know the least about, but I like his upside from what I saw.

1. Trevon Faulkner 2. Trey Hill 3. Andrew Taylor 4. Ahmad Price 5. JJ Reed 6. Mickey Pearson 7. Oumar Keita 8. Steven Fitzgerald 9. Anthony Wales 10. Jarrod Coomer

my main problem with it as well:thumb:

Great kid and a very nice player. Wish him the best of luck:thumb:

Seeding doesn't come with $$$$

I have no clue, but seems to me, somebody somewhere has to be enjoying the benefits of the ball switch, other wise why hoist a cost onto schools that there is no need for, unless I missed the great basketball rebellion of 2015-2016:idunno:

My daughter is off to college next year and I have an extra bedroom, plus my sons team sure could use the help.....just sayin:idunno:

He is a 6'3"ish shooting guard. Not real quick or explosive, but can shoot the lights out. Needs to work on off dribble and finishing at the basket from what I saw, although I only saw him play 3 times last year. Young and has good upside for sure.

He will graduate on 5/18 and be 19. He will be a freshman in college on 11/18. Same as my son, but my son is not 6'4 and in the top 2018 class so I guess that's why he isnt mentioned on the boards:idunno::lol:

Bellarmine doing some nice work with the KY area boys. Good to see. Wish them all the best of luck

If that is the case, then he will be like this :taz:,by the end of the season. Best of luck to him and the program.

The position is now open.

IUPUI

VCU I believe too

IUPUI I know he took a visit to Cornell, unofficial I think in the summer

EKU Louisville Tennessee Missouri Samford KWC WKU SE Missouri State Iowa St Memphis Butler think that is current

No he has not.....but 8 offers

In that scenario he would play off the ball and would have no problem doing it. He is more of a shooting guard then a player that needs to start with the ball to be effective. From what I know, I would be surprised to see him go there, but then again, I don't know everything.

I have heard the same. Talk at this point, and I haven't heard him say where he would come back to, but he did say he would like to play his senior year back home. He will make a difference wherever he ends up for sure.

Picked up #8........Ball State Keep working!!!

only game plan here was for the coach to rack up some wins, maybe a championship then move on down the road.

Size wise, he is close to Goodin, both are good solid size guards 185 lbs or so. Style wise plays similar to Goodin as well. Strong to the basket, finishes well, good mid range game and can shoot the 3 very well. His over all game has improved out at Findlay, but the "D" side of the ball is where he has really improved. He was in the top 5-10 before he left, I would think he would still be in that range if he was still here. Probably fits best right now in a mid level D1 school. He is a gym rat and I expect he will improve a good deal this summer. Just my thoughts

Findlay Prep, EG10 player and Louisville product: Devon Cooper has picked up his 7th offer, this one to NKU. Congrats and keep working:thumb:

He might have said a couple of 5 minute periods, we were just shooting the breeze waiting for workouts. He wasn't complaining, said he had a great time and really enjoyed it. Besides, playing 5 minutes a clip for these kids who don't know what the bench is might seem like not playing at all to them :lol:

talked to a kid that played for KY last night, and he said he played about 5 minutes total. Coaches discretion I would guess from talking to him.