Mike Malat, he plays now for SWIC in belleville.
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Great guess. Sorry to make it so difficult.
It is a picture of Michael Malat, a 6'2" shooting guard, a soph at Southwestern Illinois College. The picture is from an old article when he was a senior playing at O'Fallon High School.
http://prepsports.stltoday.com/ssi/p...6?OpenDocument
Here was a MidstateHoops.com article from 2 years ago that called him an underrated prospect, but that "he is a solid D1 prospect"-
http://www.midstatehoops.com/article...nderrated.html
There is not much else on the internet about him, except that he apparently committed to a Division II school, but ended up going to SW Ill juco--
http://jucojunction.rivals.com/viewp...ort=2#colleges
But now he is one of the best 3-point shooting players in D1 juco, shooting almost 60% on threes.
Here are the national 3-point shooting stats among Division I junior colleges in the NJCAA--
http://njcaa.org/sports_stats.cfm?si...esttimeout=500
From what I can see, he would make a great recruit for a school looking for a solid shooting guard.
DeltaBrave03- you are the winner. PM me to let me know where to send the prize.
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He was in the same conference as my high school, SWC. He was a pretty good all round player fairly athletic and smart off the ball defender."How do you go from where you are to where you want to be? I think you have to have an enthusiasm for life. You have to have a dream, a goal, and you have to be willing to work for it." - Jim Valvano
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Michael Malat was a senior on the 2007 O'Fallon team that made it to the Elite 8 in Class 4A high school playoffs at Carver Arena in 2007 where they reached the finals before losing to Chicago Simeon and Derrick Rose. Also on that team was a pretty fine player Kenny Leverette, who is now a freshman at the same juco, Southwestern Illinois College.
He transferred to O'Fallon for his senior year, prior to that he played at Belleville East.
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If his team is pretty good, he is probably not asked to score a lot. I truly believe that the lack of a really good knockdown, spot up shooter, really hurt us. I know AW is coming back and the rest of the team is improving....but man a guy that can hit at an almost 60% clip from deep sounds good to me!Some see a hopeless end, while others see an endless hope.
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Originally posted by leebiddlecome View PostHes only averaging 10 ppg but that team is pretty good. I wouldn't mind a lights out shooter guy for Bradley.
I checked a list of all the 2009 shooting guards listed by recruiting sevice Scout.com--
As you scroll down and from page to page, the majority are already committed. But as you get down to the 2-star players and lower, there are still some available. Interestingly, a good number of them are from Illinois. If the coaches are recruiting a shooting guard, he may be one that's "under the radar".
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Originally posted by DeltaBrave03 View PostHe was in the same conference as my high school, SWC. He was a pretty good all round player fairly athletic and smart off the ball defender.
Originally posted by Da Coach View PostMichael Malat was a senior on the 2007 O'Fallon team that made it to the Elite 8 in Class 4A high school playoffs at Carver Arena in 2007 where they reached the finals before losing to Chicago Simeon and Derrick Rose. Also on that team was a pretty fine player Kenny Leverette, who is now a freshman at the same juco, Southwestern Illinois College.
He transferred to O'Fallon for his senior year, prior to that he played at Belleville East.
O'fallon and Belleville East always seem to have solid teams in almost anything. Always hated playing them in high school. If he graduated in 2007 I probably saw him play when he was a junior or sophomore (if he was on varsity)...wish I had a good memory haha
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Originally posted by Grassman View Post6' 5" Lance Stemler was also a lights out 3 point shooter as a Juco.
However, while at Bradley and Indiana, when the bright lights went on. Lance went dark.
That worked out pretty well for Creighton, and for the 2009 POY Woodfox.
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Originally posted by Da Coach View PostBooker Woodfox was a good shooter at juco, but only 1 D1 school thought he was worth a scholarship because he was a shooting guard under 6 foot.
That worked out pretty well for Creighton, and for the 2009 POY Woodfox.
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