TIGERS90 wrote:OHbuckeye1 wrote:Irontons Zac Carter scored a game high 27 Points and Trey Fletcher had 8 Points in Irontons 68-58 win against Logan (Varsity).
I don't see any freshman in the area competing with Zac at this time...especially at the varsity level in this tough of a conference...
Ironman92 wrote:He's in the varisty mix that I've seen the past 3-4 games on here. He scored about 8 in 2 minutes to beat either Gallia or Logan...I forget.
There is no JV tournament....LaFon will have even more available players.......that can actually play....not just ride the tourney wagon.
I think Peebles will have a VERY difficult time with Ironton....IMO their toughest matchup of all the possible D3 SE teams. The least upsettable IMO. If Peebles can "handle" Portsmouth...they can beat Ironton on a good day.
CatsBacker wrote:Massie too is a hold back , should be a soph . McBee may be as well since the Burg is renown for their kids starting school a year later than most . Lands can contribute but is not capable of having a large impact on any game . His job is to give a starter a break and not to turn the ball over while in the game . Crager from East is the best of those I've seen mentioned here , true freshman that is .
justlookin wrote:Dakota Hoffman speed and ball handling. Needs to work on "D"
Ryan Leasure size and desire. Needs to get stronger with size.
91Grad wrote:CatsBacker wrote:Massie too is a hold back , should be a soph . McBee may be as well since the Burg is renown for their kids starting school a year later than most . Lands can contribute but is not capable of having a large impact on any game . His job is to give a starter a break and not to turn the ball over while in the game . Crager from East is the best of those I've seen mentioned here , true freshman that is .
McBee is a TRUE freshman, and prolly one of the youngest kids in the freshman class.... I believe Burg and Ironton have some very talented freshman..I do know that both Burg and Irontons freshman went undefeated in junior high 7th and 8th grade ...
hardwoodhero wrote:cheer 'em on wrote:Arey is as hard working as any one on the floor. He brings a spark to the defense and although plays like a freshman occasionally, has terrific potential. I'm counting on him to be the one to replace Seaman next year, in terms of being a top scorer and go-to man. I like watching him play.
(At work....gotta make this quick!!)- I don't think with Arey only averaging 2.7pts per game right now that he will be able to "JUMP" right into Seaman's shoes. Sure I think he brings great energy to the court, but IMO, a whole lot of work would have to go into the summer for him to turn into Seaman by next year. I KNOW, I KNOW, I KNOW...Arey doensn't HAVE to score right now with Seaman and Justice on the court....BUT....there are tons of teams out there that have two or more people scoring 20+ pts. per game, AND have atleast a 3rd player averaging double digits. But I still think he has the ability to be a great contributor and is always fun to watch!
CatsBacker wrote:Massie too is a hold back , should be a soph . McBee may be as well since the Burg is renown for their kids starting school a year later than most . Lands can contribute but is not capable of having a large impact on any game . His job is to give a starter a break and not to turn the ball over while in the game . Crager from East is the best of those I've seen mentioned here , true freshman that is .
mattchristopher wrote:hardwoodhero wrote:cheer 'em on wrote:Arey is as hard working as any one on the floor. He brings a spark to the defense and although plays like a freshman occasionally, has terrific potential. I'm counting on him to be the one to replace Seaman next year, in terms of being a top scorer and go-to man. I like watching him play.
(At work....gotta make this quick!!)- I don't think with Arey only averaging 2.7pts per game right now that he will be able to "JUMP" right into Seaman's shoes. Sure I think he brings great energy to the court, but IMO, a whole lot of work would have to go into the summer for him to turn into Seaman by next year. I KNOW, I KNOW, I KNOW...Arey doensn't HAVE to score right now with Seaman and Justice on the court....BUT....there are tons of teams out there that have two or more people scoring 20+ pts. per game, AND have atleast a 3rd player averaging double digits. But I still think he has the ability to be a great contributor and is always fun to watch!
Don't think "cheer" said anything about jumping in. Arey needs more time, but as cheer said, he has tons of potential. From what I see, Arey doesn't have the playing time to average a lot of points at this point, especially with Justice, and Seaman, doing much of the scoring. Without Seaman next year, looks to me like he'll HAVE to join Countryman and Justice as a 'go-to' man. Like most freshmen, he has to work hard to get there, but he's got as much potential as any I've seen in a long time. Will be fun to watch this develop.
indianmaniac wrote:No cheer said "the one to replace Seaman next year" that's just an awful lot of pressure.
Seaman dominates!
