I like a player that tries to dunk everything, he just needs to work on his free throws
Nike Peach Jam over; 2023, 2024, 2025 targets recruiting followup
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Dribbling is overrated.
Good class. We need some dudes back to help them, though or it’s going to be a tough season.
Billy Richmond won a State Championship this past weekend.
Boogie Fland won back to back Championships and 3rd for Stepinac in last 5 years and believe Boogie was part of that 3rd team as a young role player. Could be wrong about that.
Boogie Fland won back to back Championships and 3rd for Stepinac in last 5 years and believe Boogie was part of that 3rd team as a young role player. Could be wrong about that.
Wasn’t Camden the team that got the benefit of a call reversal on a last second shot? The shot that was so obviously out of the shooters hand before the horn went off? If so they should have done the right thing and forfeited the game. If not them then congrats on the title.
He could be a combo forward. Looks/plays taller than 6-6.
Travis Perry 31 points Mon night. Plays for another Lyon Co. trip to the Sweet 16 Tuesday.
SIAP but an interview with Boogie Fland from a few weeks ago:
What’s the correct height on Knox? I’ve seen 6 5 to 6 8.
Same with Richmond? 6 5?
I'd say Knox is 6'6, Richmond's height is 6'5
In what was a fantastic game last night--wanted to point out a guy to watch going into AAU season for '25 class. Nolan Groves of Orono HS. In what is the strongest class (in terms of talented teams) in MN this year, Groves came into the season as a relative unknown-he has announced himself and then some. Had games of 58, 59, 54, 48, etc...and last night did this to win Section Championship game against #1 seed on their homecourt and had 45/18 rebs.
Groves is a 6'4 wing player. Big Ten starting to notice as is the Big 12 and some Big East teams. Keep an eye on him as Spring AAU approaches. He's overshadowed his more highly regarded teammate Brady Wooley a 6'9 Jr.
Don't know if he's that good yet--want to see him against top competition in AAU but he's gotten a ton of attention with the monster season he's had. His teammate was considered a top JR in the state for '25 class and is a good player at 6'8--but this guy is easily the best player on their team. They've been to 3 straight state Tournaments now too. So he's been part of winning but the shooting is insane. He's been lighting it up this year.
Bigger and more athletic. Could be a Joey Hart type or could be a Herro. Let's see how he progresses this Spring/Summer.
really appreciate what you contribute to this board Ralph and smash too. Keeps me coming back here
There's plenty of others who contribute but SmashCat and Shaudy do a great job and I try to contribute when I can.
Here's the other 2 buzzer beaters from that game I posted above. Was a great game....especially with both team's seasons on the line.
Shooter.
“The plan is for McNeeley to focus on the Chipotle Nationals as he looks to lead Montverde to a high school national championship in April and then potentially visit schools afterward. So even if Kentucky makes a serious push, we’re still weeks away from things getting kicked into the next gear.”
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“The plan is for McNeeley to focus on the Chipotle Nationals as he looks to lead Montverde to a high school national championship in April and then potentially visit schools afterward. So even if Kentucky makes a serious push, we’re still weeks away from things getting kicked into the next gear.”
Liam McNeeley contacted by Kentucky after decommitting from Indiana
The McDonald’s All-American has interest from Kentucky and Kansas among other big-name programs.
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Lmao they got all 3 and they all suck ass. Can’t make this shit up. Just goes to show you how recruiting is worthless
Perry facing Moreno’s Great Crossing team in state semis Saturday.
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'It's unfortunate.' Travis Perry sad to see Kentucky's season end, but excited for '24-25
Kentucky's 2023-24 season might be over, but Travis Perry's isn't. The future Wildcat will play in the state semifinals on Saturday.
