Saw two games this morning and am going to catch the Boys to Men game later this afternoon.
First game, Washington, IL vs Kansas City Winnetonka, MO
Washington has Matt Roth and KC has Jarryd Cole 6'7" PF going to Iowa.
Cole is huge, looks like a line backer, but isn't very mobile and can't shoot.
Matt Roth can shoot the lights out and hit from everywhere inside the center circle.
Roth with 24, final score Washington 57 - KC Minnetonka 31.
Roth had 27 last night and has the best shot of anyone I have seen in a while. BU's just gotta et him!
He even blocked one of Cole's shots.
Sean Johnson also shot well, and Washington center Jackson Scott defended well against a much bigger guy.
Chuck Buescher, Tony Wy, and ICC's Matt Nicholson were watching.
Next game Decatur Christian vs. Houston TX Klein Forest.
BU recruit Anthony Thompson, very skinny, but a fine player.
He was hampered by foul trouble trying to guard Hamga, but still had 7 pt, 5 reb, 2 blk, 3 stl, and almost all of those stats were before half.
He was ineffective after the half because of fouls.
Decatur Christian is full of kids that look 22-23 years old.
Beas Hamga, huge, 7-footer, and developed as much as just about any NBA player. He is a superstud and Iowa is getting a good one.
Wonder how any of these kids can get eligible since none of them have ever gone to high school in the US before.
That's why Decatur christian ian't IHSA eligible.
Hamga had at least half their points, but they also had a couple good outside shooters.
Lucca Staiger is obviously a little older than most high schoolers, very well developed, but only had 2 baskets that I saw. He is a good player, but again, clearly a bit older than the high schoolers, and since nobody shot much other than Hamga, couldn't really tell how good some of the others were.
Darrington Hobson (Top 100 kid and unsigned) was in street clothes, either injury or ineligible.
This game was dominated by fouls, and Klein Forest's other stud, Alonzo Edwards also was pretty ineffective.
Decatur won by over 20, Hamga dominated but it was like a college team against a high school team.
Klein actually didn't do bad, but Decatur prep just did better...
sort of bigger, stronger, faster..
First game, Washington, IL vs Kansas City Winnetonka, MO
Washington has Matt Roth and KC has Jarryd Cole 6'7" PF going to Iowa.
Cole is huge, looks like a line backer, but isn't very mobile and can't shoot.
Matt Roth can shoot the lights out and hit from everywhere inside the center circle.
Roth with 24, final score Washington 57 - KC Minnetonka 31.
Roth had 27 last night and has the best shot of anyone I have seen in a while. BU's just gotta et him!
He even blocked one of Cole's shots.
Sean Johnson also shot well, and Washington center Jackson Scott defended well against a much bigger guy.
Chuck Buescher, Tony Wy, and ICC's Matt Nicholson were watching.
Next game Decatur Christian vs. Houston TX Klein Forest.
BU recruit Anthony Thompson, very skinny, but a fine player.
He was hampered by foul trouble trying to guard Hamga, but still had 7 pt, 5 reb, 2 blk, 3 stl, and almost all of those stats were before half.
He was ineffective after the half because of fouls.
Decatur Christian is full of kids that look 22-23 years old.
Beas Hamga, huge, 7-footer, and developed as much as just about any NBA player. He is a superstud and Iowa is getting a good one.
Wonder how any of these kids can get eligible since none of them have ever gone to high school in the US before.
That's why Decatur christian ian't IHSA eligible.
Hamga had at least half their points, but they also had a couple good outside shooters.
Lucca Staiger is obviously a little older than most high schoolers, very well developed, but only had 2 baskets that I saw. He is a good player, but again, clearly a bit older than the high schoolers, and since nobody shot much other than Hamga, couldn't really tell how good some of the others were.
Darrington Hobson (Top 100 kid and unsigned) was in street clothes, either injury or ineligible.
This game was dominated by fouls, and Klein Forest's other stud, Alonzo Edwards also was pretty ineffective.
Decatur won by over 20, Hamga dominated but it was like a college team against a high school team.
Klein actually didn't do bad, but Decatur prep just did better...
sort of bigger, stronger, faster..
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