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08-08-2011, 02:00 PM
king360 Wrote:Perry Central from what I can remember
1.Ben Bowling
2.Daniel Combs
3.Jordan Sheperd
4.Brandon Campbell
5.Travis Neace
Brandon had a better freshman and sophmore seasons than his junior and senor seasons. I totally agree with you with the top 5, I'd jus switch Brandon and Travis. But man all these guys could ball.
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08-09-2011, 01:12 AM
All i do is win Wrote:Shelby Valley/Virgie Highschool
1.Elisha Justice
2.Todd may
3.Rodney Rowe
4.Doe doe rowe
5.Ashley Hatfield
the list from them schools would have to be..
1. Elisha Justice
2. Todd May
3. Rodney Rowe
4. Seth Kiser
5. Kelsey Friend
08-09-2011, 03:13 AM
king360 Wrote:Perry Central from what I can remember
1.Ben Bowling
2.Daniel Combs
3.Jordan Sheperd
4.Brandon Campbell
5.Travis Neace
Who was a better ball player Travis or his brother Bryan? I'v heard that both were very good in high school.
08-09-2011, 07:30 PM
king360 Wrote:Perry Central from what I can remember
1.Ben Bowling
2.Daniel Combs
3.Jordan Sheperd
4.Brandon Campbell
5.Travis Neace
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08-10-2011, 01:08 AM
Perry Central
1. Ben Bowling
2. Daniel Combs
3. Brandon Campbell
4. Travis Neace
5. Aslan <--- I had to do it lol
1. Ben Bowling
2. Daniel Combs
3. Brandon Campbell
4. Travis Neace
5. Aslan <--- I had to do it lol
08-10-2011, 02:22 AM
king360 Wrote:I forgot about Aslan, I would consider him top 10
IMO you're splitting hairs after my top 4.
I would put Shep up there in the list but I wouldn't put him top 5.
08-10-2011, 12:00 PM
zaga_fan Wrote:Perry Central
1. Ben Bowling
2. Daniel Combs
3. Brandon Campbell
4. Travis Neace
5. Aslan <--- I had to do it lol
Kent Campbell and T.Willis should go after Combs imo.
08-10-2011, 12:07 PM
king360 Wrote:I think Derrick Bowling could be thrown in there too, he hustled like no other. Or maybe Tyler Bailey?
Derrick was tough.
Tyler Bailey was good too. How many years did he play at Perry?
Tewayne is mentioned above and I would probably put him in the top 10 as well. But like I said, you're kind of splitting hairs after the guys at the top.
08-10-2011, 12:09 PM
Aslan Wrote:Kent Campbell and T.Willis should go after Combs imo.
I could see putting Kent above Travis but I wouldn't put him above Campbell.
And I'd probably but Tewayne over you
lol
08-10-2011, 12:10 PM
And to be honest Al Holland Jr. could be high on some lists
08-10-2011, 12:59 PM
zaga_fan Wrote:I could see putting Kent above Travis but I wouldn't put him above Campbell.Uhh definitely, lol.
And I'd probably but Tewayne over you
My list would go like this.
1. Ben Bowling
2. Daniel Combs
3. Kent Campbell
4. Twayne Willis
5. Brandon Campbell
zaga_fan Wrote:And to be honest Al Holland Jr. could be high on some lists
He's def in the top 10.
08-10-2011, 03:20 PM
The real list:
1.) Ben Bowling (hands down)
2.) Brian Kilburn (the BEST bigman to every play at PCC. I know he had problems but great player with some smaller D1 looks. Utah loved him.)
3.) Kent Campbell (he is just a winner)
4.) Jordan Shepherd (didnt get much of a chance due to injuries and playing time but was as tuff as any player ive ever watched play.)
5.) Daniel Combs (1 of the best rebounding guards ive ever seen.)
1.) Ben Bowling (hands down)
2.) Brian Kilburn (the BEST bigman to every play at PCC. I know he had problems but great player with some smaller D1 looks. Utah loved him.)
3.) Kent Campbell (he is just a winner)
4.) Jordan Shepherd (didnt get much of a chance due to injuries and playing time but was as tuff as any player ive ever watched play.)
5.) Daniel Combs (1 of the best rebounding guards ive ever seen.)
08-10-2011, 03:27 PM
ballstar Wrote:The real list:
1.) Ben Bowling (hands down)
2.) Brian Kilburn (the BEST bigman to every play at PCC. I know he had problems but great player with some smaller D1 looks. Utah loved him.)
3.) Kent Campbell (he is just a winner)
4.) Jordan Shepherd (didnt get much of a chance due to injuries and playing time but was as tuff as any player ive ever watched play.)
5.) Daniel Combs (1 of the best rebounding guards ive ever seen.)
All-Time leading scorer at #5... Come on man....
08-10-2011, 03:41 PM
ekff Wrote:All-Time leading scorer at #5... Come on man....
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08-10-2011, 03:46 PM
ballstar Wrote:The real list:
1.) Ben Bowling (hands down)
2.) Brian Kilburn (the BEST bigman to every play at PCC. I know he had problems but great player with some smaller D1 looks. Utah loved him.)
3.) Kent Campbell (he is just a winner)
4.) Jordan Shepherd (didnt get much of a chance due to injuries and playing time but was as tuff as any player ive ever watched play.)
5.) Daniel Combs (1 of the best rebounding guards ive ever seen.)
Jordan graduated with Chris Chaney, Derrick Bowling, and Daniel Combs.
He may have been the 4th best player on his team, let alone all-time at PCC.
08-11-2011, 12:15 AM
Top 5 at Perry Central
#1 - Ben Bowling
#2 - Al Holland Jr.
#3 - Kent Campbell
#4 - Daniel Combs
#5 - Brian Neace
Top 5 at Napier
#1 - Denny Fugate
#2 - Louie Hoskins
#3 - Mike Smith
#4 - Jeff Campbell
#5 - Rodney Thompson
And Shannon Hoskins was a TRAITOR. He may be on Clay County's top 5 list.
Dilce Combs
#1 - Heston Beverly - ALL A MVP
#2 - Cavanaugh Trent
#3 - Scott Alexander
#4 - Kevin Campbell
#5 - Andy Combs
#1 - Ben Bowling
#2 - Al Holland Jr.
#3 - Kent Campbell
#4 - Daniel Combs
#5 - Brian Neace
Top 5 at Napier
#1 - Denny Fugate
#2 - Louie Hoskins
#3 - Mike Smith
#4 - Jeff Campbell
#5 - Rodney Thompson
And Shannon Hoskins was a TRAITOR. He may be on Clay County's top 5 list.
Dilce Combs
#1 - Heston Beverly - ALL A MVP
#2 - Cavanaugh Trent
#3 - Scott Alexander
#4 - Kevin Campbell
#5 - Andy Combs
08-11-2011, 12:19 AM
warmachine Wrote:Top 5 at Perry Central
#1 - Ben Bowling
#2 - Al Holland Jr.
#3 - Kent Campbell
#4 - Daniel Combs
#5 - Brian Neace
Top 5 at Napier
#1 - Denny Fugate
#2 - Louie Hoskins
#3 - Mike Smith
#4 - Jeff Campbell
#5 - Rodney Thompson
And Shannon Hoskins was a TRAITOR. He may be on Clay County's top 5 list.
Dilce Combs
#1 - Heston Beverly - ALL A MVP
#2 - Cavanaugh Trent
#3 - Scott Alexander
#4 - Kevin Campbell
#5 - Andy Combs
L o L
08-11-2011, 01:26 AM
Paintsville.
1-John Pelphrey
2-Todd Tackett*
2-J.R. Vanhoose*
*=Tie
I don't feel comfortable going any further than that honestly. As most of my picks would be based on team succes not pure talent.
1-John Pelphrey
2-Todd Tackett*
2-J.R. Vanhoose*
*=Tie
I don't feel comfortable going any further than that honestly. As most of my picks would be based on team succes not pure talent.
08-11-2011, 12:49 PM
warmachine Wrote:Top 5 at Perry Central
#1 - Ben Bowling
#2 - Al Holland Jr.
#3 - Kent Campbell
#4 - Daniel Combs
#5 - Brian Neace
Top 5 at Napier
#1 - Denny Fugate
#2 - Louie Hoskins
#3 - Mike Smith
#4 - Jeff Campbell
#5 - Rodney Thompson
And Shannon Hoskins was a TRAITOR. He may be on Clay County's top 5 list.
Dilce Combs
#1 - Heston Beverly - ALL A MVP
#2 - Cavanaugh Trent
#3 - Scott Alexander
#4 - Kevin Campbell
#5 - Andy Combs
I'd replace Thompson with Hurley Combs. Combs and him graduated and led the team in scoring his Senior year. Big Al told me when they needed a bucket, Hurley was the guy with the ball.
08-11-2011, 01:42 PM
Hazard's #1 Player All-Time
James Edward Lindon( Jim Rose )
Jim Rose,a 6-foot-3 guard of Hazard, Ky.,played for Hazard High School where he started in varsity basketball for five seasons. Rose was a three-time All-State player and All-American at Hazard High School.Rose led Hazard to three consecutive state tournaments starting in 1964.No high school freshman had a more impressive Sweet Sixteen debut than Rose. According to the Lexington Herald archives, the 6-3 guard had 33 points and 17 rebounds as Hazard beat Oldham County in front of 12,000 fans in UK's Memorial Coliseum. Rose had 20 points and nine rebounds in a quarterfinal win over Bourbon County . And Rose had 22 points and three rebounds in a semifinal loss to Seneca, which went on to win the state title with Wes Unseld leading the way. As a senior, Rose averaged 26 points and 15 rebounds.
He played college basketball for Western Kentucky University and was the second-leading scorer on the 1971 team that reached the Final Four. He finished his career with 1,133 points in 81 games in three varsity seasons, the 12th-highest scoring total by a Topper at that time and 29th now.He was a two-time All-Ohio Valley Conference selection and averaged 14.0 points for his career.He went on to star at Western Kentucky and helped the Hilltoppers beat UK in the 1971 NCAA Tournament on their way to the Final Four.
Jim is the reason Hazard don't keep up with players all-time stats. Because he would own ever record.
James Edward Lindon( Jim Rose )
Jim Rose,a 6-foot-3 guard of Hazard, Ky.,played for Hazard High School where he started in varsity basketball for five seasons. Rose was a three-time All-State player and All-American at Hazard High School.Rose led Hazard to three consecutive state tournaments starting in 1964.No high school freshman had a more impressive Sweet Sixteen debut than Rose. According to the Lexington Herald archives, the 6-3 guard had 33 points and 17 rebounds as Hazard beat Oldham County in front of 12,000 fans in UK's Memorial Coliseum. Rose had 20 points and nine rebounds in a quarterfinal win over Bourbon County . And Rose had 22 points and three rebounds in a semifinal loss to Seneca, which went on to win the state title with Wes Unseld leading the way. As a senior, Rose averaged 26 points and 15 rebounds.
He played college basketball for Western Kentucky University and was the second-leading scorer on the 1971 team that reached the Final Four. He finished his career with 1,133 points in 81 games in three varsity seasons, the 12th-highest scoring total by a Topper at that time and 29th now.He was a two-time All-Ohio Valley Conference selection and averaged 14.0 points for his career.He went on to star at Western Kentucky and helped the Hilltoppers beat UK in the 1971 NCAA Tournament on their way to the Final Four.
Jim is the reason Hazard don't keep up with players all-time stats. Because he would own ever record.
08-11-2011, 03:16 PM
Jim Rose was about 21 years old when he graduated HHS. Think that may of had an impact?
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