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Is Nathan and Bransyn Copas of North Adams the best father son duo we’ve seen come out of SE Ohio/SE District?

MrSmith23 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 05, 2024 3:19 pm Is Nathan and Bransyn Copas of North Adams the best father son duo we’ve seen come out of SE Ohio/SE District?

Old man Roberts got drafted in NBA and led nation in scoring at Morehead and his son has at least one D1 offer already so no

Beuclers?

Justices Peebles?

Roberts father was a heck of a player, young Roberts is a bit of a head case and 6’8 is a blessing, we will see how he turns out

By the numbers for the shac, it’s between Copas and Justices
Just father son, not brother and brother
I believe Nathan and Bransyn were the best 2 PGs I saw from the shac and se for me

Justices were best shooters and 2 guards I’ve seen

Roberts the best forwards

So we could go by positions, all talented it’s tough for sure, I see where your coming from

Can't go wrong with ANY of those combo's! on the North Adams side - the Copas Era coming to an end ... I like Coach Austin McCormick carrying on the tradition of outstanding coaches in Green Devil Land ... Coach McCormick will do an outstanding job in my opinion ... he knows the game, has done an excellent job with the freshmen/jv teams ... being familiar with the youngsters and the youngsters being familiar with him a major plus imo ... Coach Mc is intense courtside/all business/gets his point across to his teams ...

I agree Pfloyd i think Austin will do a great job. He is a real student of game.

Harold and Brad Howe in Jackson

Both played in college and both SEOAL player of the year

And sister Beth topped them both

Coach Arey and sons Trent and Tanner were all great players as well!

MrSmith23 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 05, 2024 3:19 pm Is Nathan and Bransyn Copas of North Adams the best father son duo we’ve seen come out of SE Ohio/SE District?

The Scarberry's Rick (who played at D1 Ohio U.) and Drew, who put together a pretty good college career of his own.

Walt Mannon had an outstanding career for the Portsmouth Trojans in the late 60's, and went on to play college basketball at Northern Arizona. His son, Damond, was a 1,000 scorer for PHS and was the starting PG for the 1990 D2 state runnerup Trojans. Damond went on to play at Baylor. Walt's other son, Byron, had a distinguished career for PHS and was a starter on the 1989 D2 district champions.

I would say Coach Rob Beucler (SHL all league in 80' i believe), and his sons RJ, and Brett would be in the conversation. Final 4 trip, and both had college careers .