victorT

I didn't say that D1 offers make the player, just asked a Question. . Let me repeat that I was told that Hopkins received a D1 offer the summer before he enter high school his Junior year, school does start in August? and multiple more his junior year. Best of Luck to the 3 Finalist.

Question, does Key or Foster have any D1 offers? I was told that Hopkins had D1 offers since he was a sophomore.

Not sure I understand the last comment about Hopkins? Hopkins took a team that finished season with a record 5-18 first season to a 23-5 record last year and at one point ranked number 1 in the Class A AP poll. Record 5-18 is pretty mediocre I would say and record 23-5 is pretty good. If you take Hopkins off of Fayetteville team that would have not have happened,numbers don't lie. It is not Hopkins fault that their is only 2 seniors on his team this year.

Balance team or No balance team, this Hopkins kid is a true scoring guard. I have watched this kid double teamed his whole career and he still seam to score with little effort. 2700 points and counting is pretty impressive. I also watched this kid play on ESPN this summer on the number 1 ranked EYBL team in the county, Georgia Stars. They won the Peach Jam Championship and finished season number one in Nation. Hopkins scored against all of the top ranked players in the country. I see why this kid is a Belmont signee.

Last year Fayetteville ranked at number one in Class A at one point and Hopkins finished the season with an average of 22.2 PPG. Fayetteville finished season going 23-5, unfortunately Fayetteville lost there only post player with size and season came up short. Hopkins is the only returning starter this year and has done a pretty good job. Team lacks size. Hopkins has matched up with Huntland's (Foster) twice this season, I recalled Hopkins finishing with 40 points one game and 54 the other.

Class A. should be Hopkins. He is the top scorer in the entire state of Tennessee. Averaging 35.9 points per game and third in the nation for scoring per Maxprep.

Hopkins GPA is a 3.6