MidstateHoops.com has released their 2007 Point Guard rankings. It is a little comical. I'd love to know what Daniel Poneman thinks.
They list Sam Maniscalco #8, just behind Illinois walk-on Jeff Jordan and Western Illinois' Ceola Clark, and just ahead of a string of non-division I kids.
But then they list the #2 point guard as Mustapha Farrakhan, who is not a point guard. I searched the web and couldn't find anyone who mentions Farrakhan as a PG. In fact, even MidstateHopps themselves list him as a shooting guard as recently as 3 months ago--
In their head-to-head matchups, Sam outplayed #3 Demetri McCamey.
ChicagoHoops.com, which I believe is more legitimate, ranks Sam the #10 player in the state in the class of 2007, and he is the #4 point guard behind Rose, McCamey, and Pullen.
And www.Illinoishsbasketball.com (Daniel Poneman's site) which also is a more believeable site because Daniel personally watches these guys a lot more than some sites do, lists Sam #13, and he is the #5 point guard behind Rose, McCamey, Pullen, and Aaron Johnson--
It'll be fun to see how these guys turn out over the next few years, and we'll revisit these rankings.
They list Sam Maniscalco #8, just behind Illinois walk-on Jeff Jordan and Western Illinois' Ceola Clark, and just ahead of a string of non-division I kids.
But then they list the #2 point guard as Mustapha Farrakhan, who is not a point guard. I searched the web and couldn't find anyone who mentions Farrakhan as a PG. In fact, even MidstateHopps themselves list him as a shooting guard as recently as 3 months ago--
In their head-to-head matchups, Sam outplayed #3 Demetri McCamey.
ChicagoHoops.com, which I believe is more legitimate, ranks Sam the #10 player in the state in the class of 2007, and he is the #4 point guard behind Rose, McCamey, and Pullen.
And www.Illinoishsbasketball.com (Daniel Poneman's site) which also is a more believeable site because Daniel personally watches these guys a lot more than some sites do, lists Sam #13, and he is the #5 point guard behind Rose, McCamey, Pullen, and Aaron Johnson--
It'll be fun to see how these guys turn out over the next few years, and we'll revisit these rankings.
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