CWRedHawk2006

Yeah most def. the kid dropped 30 on us when he was just a freshman, he is the best in the state espn top 100 hes the 2nd best in the state behind a guy named leslie mcdonald (UNC commit)

Give the championship to harpeth and the mvp to trey caruthers...lol

I really believe vinnie and hyndman will emerge as the leaders of that team....gonna be hard to contain them both....

Though i am a creekwood grad, and i do agree with boobie.....here are my picks... 1. Harpeth - Caruthers will win district mvp, I dont see anyone who can stop him in the district, he is a leader and will lead his team to the district title 2. Creek Wood - No real standout leaders on this team but they are very experienced and play as a TEAM, will be a tough task to keep them from top spot. 3. Waverly 4. Sycamore 5.Fairview 6.Stewart Co. 7.Cheatham Co. 8. Montgomery Central

I totally agree, I am from a small town in middle tennessee, we dont have many gyms here but my high school coach was just a call away from unlocking the gym anytime, for any player that wanted to work on their game, I believe he understood the same principles that you do but also it is somewhat a lack of kids being motivated or even interested in fundamentals, i mean it is the little things that go the longest way. I went to school with some star athletes but most never made it in college due to their lack of preparation in high school and thats not the coaches fault...you can bring the horse to water, but you can't make him drink it.....