JUstin Blake

[adsmom86]

I bet he goes to Tenn. St., Austin Peay or UT Chatt.!!!!! One of those 3 /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" />

[beavo5]

J. Blake had this posted on his Myspace in a survey about basketball What schools are looking at you? This is his answer.... Alabama,Louisville, Auburn, Ole Miss, MTSU, Tulsa, Clemson,Mississippi State and many more. Any of these schools ring a bell?

[yankees8589]

I bet he goes to Tenn. St., Austin Peay or UT Chatt.!!!!! One of those 3 /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" />

 

I bet your right!!!! /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" />

[HHSnumber1fan]

I bet he goes to Tenn. St., Austin Peay or UT Chatt.!!!!! One of those 3 /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" />

 

Well in Justin's best interest as of his style of play from his playing on DC the best transition would be TSU. Gerald Robinson would love having that three point shooter to pass to. He would probably get the most playing time at Austin Peay right away. They lost a lot. I wish Tennessee Tech would have went after him a little more, we have some good players up here, and he would have been a nice compliment to our freshman shooting gaurd as well.

 

Yankee you would love the shooting guard at Tech. He is like Kevin Giltner. There games are so much alike it is kind of scary.

[yankees8589]

Well in Justin's best interest as of his style of play from his playing on DC the best transition would be TSU. Gerald Robinson would love having that three point shooter to pass to. He would probably get the most playing time at Austin Peay right away. They lost a lot. I wish Tennessee Tech would have went after him a little more, we have some good players up here, and he would have been a nice compliment to our freshman shooting gaurd as well.

 

Yankee you would love the shooting guard at Tech. He is like Kevin Giltner. There games are so much alike it is kind of scary.

 

Good observation!!!! Remember Cameron Crisp that played for Tech? I'm just glad we will have a chance to watch all these kids on TV next season.

[HHSnumber1fan]

Good observation!!!! Remember Cameron Crisp that played for Tech? I'm just glad we will have a chance to watch all these kids on TV next season.

 

Not really... I am still a young guy... Just a freshman(TTU). But Tech doesnt have ONE kid from the state of Tennessee. They went hard for Kevin, and my roomate and I tried are very hardest to get him up there. He nailed it down to Arkansas State, Tennessee Tech, and Wofford. We knew Wofford was where he wanted to go though.

 

As for TSU, if Justin does go there and some of you DC guys go watch him, which I hope you would, you need to watch Gerald Robinson he will be a sophomore next year and he is AMAZING! From MLK, but can do it all. He is probably 6 foot, but when they played Tech the first play of the game was an oop to him. You know when you throw an oop to a 6 ft freshman first play of the game that he is highly respected there... I really think that would be Justins best fit.

[yankees8589]

Not really... I am still a young guy... Just a freshman(TTU). But Tech doesnt have ONE kid from the state of Tennessee. They went hard for Kevin, and my roomate and I tried are very hardest to get him up there. He nailed it down to Arkansas State, Tennessee Tech, and Wofford. We knew Wofford was where he wanted to go though.

 

As for TSU, if Justin does go there and some of you DC guys go watch him, which I hope you would, you need to watch Gerald Robinson he will be a sophomore next year and he is AMAZING! From MLK, but can do it all. He is probably 6 foot, but when they played Tech the first play of the game was an oop to him. You know when you throw an oop to a 6 ft freshman first play of the game that he is highly respected there... I really think that would be Justins best fit.

 

Cameron Crisp is from Bolivar: Was a very good player for Tech. I beleive he was the 200 AA Mr. Basketball.

 

Season GP MPG PPG FG% APG RPG BPG SPG

2003-2004 28 31.1 15.4 41.8 2.3 2.8 0.2 1.1

2002-2003 32 30.0 13.6 42.8 4.5 3.8 0.3 1.6

2001-2002 34 29.1 12.3 44.2 3.6 3.0 0.1 1.1

2000-2001 29 9.2 3.0 37.8 1.3 0. 8 0 .0 0

 

Tennesse Tech (2004)

Height - 6'4" Weight - 190 lbs

 

 

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A 6??™4??? point guard who possesses a good combination of size and athleticism at the position. He is a very good passer and defender who possesses the necessary skills to run a team with proficiency. He is a great 1 on 1 player who can score in a variety of ways. Cameron is a fine three point shooter with a quick release and also has a reliable mid range game.

 

Career Highlights

Played from December 2004- May 2005 for AL Rayyan Basketball Club in Quatar and helped lead team to the league championship averaging 21 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 assists per game

Played the first part of the 2004-2005 season in Poland with Astoria Bydgosch where he averaged 15.3 points, 2.3 rebounds, 2.8 steals, and 3.4 assists per game

Attended Tennessee Tech University (Ohio Valley Conference) from 2000-2004

As a senior in 2003-2004 averaged 15.4 points(7th in OVC), 2.8 rebounds, and 2.3 assists while shooting 41.8% from the field, 80.3% from the free throw line, and 34.5% from the three point line

Recorded a career high of 30 point against Murray State on March 2, 2004 while setting an OVC record with 8 three point field goals

Named 2nd team All Ohio Valley Conference for the 2003-2004 season

As a junior in 2002-2003 averaged 13.6 points, 3.8 rebounds, 1.6 steals, and 4.5 assists(4th in OVC) while shooting 42.8% from the field, 80% from the free throw line, and 35.9% from the three point line

Named 2nd team All Ohio Valley Conference for the 2002-2003 season

Named to the All Tournament team at the 2003 Ohio Valley Conference Tourney

As a sophomore in 2001-2002 averaged 12.3 points, 3.1 rebounds, 1.2 steals, and 3.8 assists per game while shooting 44% from the field, 76% from the free throw line, and 46% from the three point line

Named 2nd team All Ohio Valley Conference for the 2001-2002 season

MVP of the 1999 Puerto Rico Holiday Classic

 

11/04/2005

Cameron Crisp: Prostejov

Cameron Crisp signs in the Czech Republic

Cameron Crisp has signed with BK Prostejov in the Czech Republic until the end of the season. His new team is currently having a 2-3 record in the NBL and they were searching the market for a scoring combo guard.

 

Cameron Crisp (21-12-1981) is a graduate from Tennessee Tech in 2004. He played for Astoria Bydgoszcz in Poland this past season for a short stint (4 games: 15,5 ppg, 2,8 rpg and 4,0 apg) before joining BC Al Rayyan in Quatar where he did win the championship in May 2005, averaging 21,1 ppg, 5,2 rpg and 6,2 apg. Cameron is considered to be a scoring point guard who can also play the off gurard position because of his size and versatality. At BK Prostejov is expected to be a scoring leader from the back court positions. He arrived this morning in the Czech Republic and will start practising shortly.

[yankees8589]

ESPN has Blake rated the number #59 SG in the country with a scouting grade of 78 ( just missing the 80-89 grade, so he is on the high end of 70-79). I'm not sure when the rankings were last updated. Out of the top 150 players in the country numbers 140 to 150 graded out at 82. My guess is Blake would rate anywhere from 175 to 225 by ESPN. To be honest though...I'm not as familiar with ESPN's player rankings and they stop at 150 overall.

 

Scouts Inc. High School Grading System

90-100: Rare Prospect

Player demonstrates rare abilities and can create mismatches that have an obvious impact on the game. Has all the skills to take over a game and could be an impact player as a true freshman.

80-89: Outstanding Prospect

Player has the ability to create mismatches against most opponents and could contribute as a true freshman.

70-79: Good Prospect

Player does not dominate in every game, especially when matched up against the top players in the country. Could become a good starter at the Division I level.

60-69: Solid Prospect

This player is overmatched against the better players in the nation. His weaknesses will be exposed against top competition. Has the ability to develop into a solid contributor at the Division I level.

50-59: Prospect

Player has some redeeming qualities but is not projected to contribute at the Division I level.

 

45: Pending Prospect w/ film

Scouts Inc. has received film of the prospect and an evaluation is pending.

 

40: Pending Prospect

Player has redeeming qualities and is projected to contribute at the Division I level, however film has not yet been received.

 

Some of the SG's ranked behind Blake...Some are not even ranked it the top 200 SG's. The key to the rankings is the scouting grade. Blake rates around 275 as far as overall ranking regardless of position. ESPN owns Scout.com Scout is very reliable. The players that share #59 are all considered equals.

 

Justin Blake SG 6'1" 185 Dyer County H.S. (TN) SG #59 78 Undeclared View Schools

 

Bradford Burgess SG 6'5" 200 Benedictine H.S. (VA) SG #59 78 Signed Virginia Commonwealth

Shaquille Johnson SG 6'3" 180 Robert E. Lee Senior H.S. (FL) SG #59 78 Verbal Marshall

DeShawn Mitchell SG 6'5" 195 Monmouth Academy (NJ) SG #59 78 Signed UNLV

Malik Story SG 6'4" 200 Ribet Academy (CA) SG #59 78 Verbal USC

Charles White SG 6'2" 175 Simon Gratz H.S. (PA) SG #59 78 Verbal Hartford

Brandon Wilson SG 6'5" 180 Carroll H.S. (LA) SG #59 78 Signed Mississippi

Charles Abouo SG 6'4" 190 Brewster Academy PG 78 Signed BYU

Chase Anderson SG 6'5" 180 Mill Creek H.S. (GA) SG #72 76 Verbal Air Force

Maurice Hubbard SG 6'5" 210 Westfield H.S. (VA) SG #72 76 Signed Ball State

Devoe Joseph SG 6'2" 170 Pickering H.S. (CAN) SG #72 76 Signed Minnesota

Courtney Stanley SG 6'2" 165 Roman Catholic H.S. (PA) SG #72 76 Verbal Loyola (IL)

Anthony Tucker SG 6'4" 180 Minnetonka H.S. (MN) SG #72 76 Signed Iowa

Dustin Ware SG 6'1" 170 North Cobb H.S. (GA) SG #72 76 Signed Georgia

Nick Witherill SG 6'2" 170 Highland H.S. (AZ) SG #72 76 Signed Washington State

Garvey Young SG 6'4" 190 Georgetown Prep School (MD) SG #72 76 Signed Vermont

Shamarr Bowden SG 6'2" 160 The Miller School (VA) SG #95 75 Signed Charlotte

Kim English SG 6'5" Notre Dame Prep. PG 73 Signed Missouri

Andre Jones SG 6'3" 170 Nansemond River H.S. (VA) SG #109 73 Signed Winthrop

Mychal Ladd SG 6'4" 180 Rainier Beach H.S. (WA) SG #109 73 Signed Fresno State

Shayar Lee SG 6'4" 165 Apollo (AZ) SG #109 73 Signed Northern Arizona

Ron Waller SG 6'3" 190 Fort Zumwalt West H.S. (MO) SG #109 73 Verbal Western Kentucky

Kyle Smyth SG 6'3" 175 Don Bosco H.S. (NJ) SG #131 71 Signed Iona

Varez Ward SG 6'2" 180 Patterson School PG 71 Verbal Cincinna

Landon Slone SG 6'3" Paintsville H.S. (KY) SG #158 68 Verbal Kentucky

Jace Tavita SG 6'3" 170 Brighton H.S. (UT) SG #177 57 Signed Utah

Chase Adams SG 6'3" 180 Salpointe Catholic H.S. (AZ) 40 Verbal Air Force

Matt Albritton SG 6'4" Garland Christian Academy (TX) 40 Verbal George Washington

Rob Belcore SG 6'5" Loyola Academy (IL) 40 Signed Pennsylvania

Anthony Boyle SG 6'2" Highland Community College (IL) 40 Verbal Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Martino Brock SG 6'4" Ridgeway H.S. (TN) 40 Signed SE Missouri State

Marcus Capers SG 6'5" 175 Montverde Academy (FL) 40 Signed Washington State

Kyle Cassity SG 6'5" 185 Pinckneyville Community H.S. (IL) 40 Verbal Saint Louis

John Corrigan SG 6'1" Bishop McDevitt H.S. (PA) 40 Verbal Navy

JWayne Dedrick SG 6'2" Hillcrest H.S. (AL) 40 Signed Lipscomb

Marcus Denmon SG 6'1" 170 Hogan Prepatory Academy (MO) 40 Signed Missouri

Curtis Dennis SG 6'5" 195 Findlay College Prep (NV) 40 Signed New Mexico

ordan Cyphers SG 6'4" Southeast H.S. (KS) 40 Signed Utah

Dion Dixon SG 6'3" Crane H.S. (IL) 40 Verbal Cincinnati

Stuart Douglass SG 6'2" 180 Carmel H.S. (IN) 40 Signed Michigan

Deividas Dulkys SG 6'3" 187 Findlay College Prep (NV) 40 Signed Florida State

Kevin Giltner SG 6'5" 180 Harpeth H.S. (TN) 40 Signed Wofford Jarvis Jones SG 6'2" 170 Mitchell H.S. (TN) 40 Signed East Tennessee State Zack Novak SG 6'5" 195 Chesterton H.S. (IN) 40 Verbal Michigan

Ryne Smith SG 6'3" 170 Whitmer H.S. (OH) 40 Signed Purdue

Chase Stigall SG 6'3" 175 New Castle Chrysler H.S. (IN) 40 Signed Butler

Ricky Taylor SG 6'4" 180 Haywood County H.S. (TN) 40 Verbal Chattanooga Kendall Timmons SG 6'4" 185 Southwest H.S. (TX) 40 Signed Tulane

Jameson Tipping SG 6'5" Bradenton Christian School (FL) 40 Signed Western Kentucky

[1brutalchoctaw]

Some of the SG's ranked behind Blake...Some are not even ranked it the top 200 SG's. The key to the rankings is the scouting grade. Blake rates around 275 as far as overall ranking regardless of position. ESPN owns Scout.com Scout is very reliable. The players that share #59 are all considered equals.

 

Justin Blake SG 6'1" 185 Dyersburg H.S. (TN) SG #59 78 Undeclared View Schools

 

Bradford Burgess SG 6'5" 200 Benedictine H.S. (VA) SG #59 78 Signed Virginia Commonwealth

Shaquille Johnson SG 6'3" 180 Robert E. Lee Senior H.S. (FL) SG #59 78 Verbal Marshall

DeShawn Mitchell SG 6'5" 195 Monmouth Academy (NJ) SG #59 78 Signed UNLV

Malik Story SG 6'4" 200 Ribet Academy (CA) SG #59 78 Verbal USC

Charles White SG 6'2" 175 Simon Gratz H.S. (PA) SG #59 78 Verbal Hartford

Brandon Wilson SG 6'5" 180 Carroll H.S. (LA) SG #59 78 Signed Mississippi

Charles Abouo SG 6'4" 190 Brewster Academy PG 78 Signed BYU

Chase Anderson SG 6'5" 180 Mill Creek H.S. (GA) SG #72 76 Verbal Air Force

Maurice Hubbard SG 6'5" 210 Westfield H.S. (VA) SG #72 76 Signed Ball State

Devoe Joseph SG 6'2" 170 Pickering H.S. (CAN) SG #72 76 Signed Minnesota

Courtney Stanley SG 6'2" 165 Roman Catholic H.S. (PA) SG #72 76 Verbal Loyola (IL)

Anthony Tucker SG 6'4" 180 Minnetonka H.S. (MN) SG #72 76 Signed Iowa

Dustin Ware SG 6'1" 170 North Cobb H.S. (GA) SG #72 76 Signed Georgia

Nick Witherill SG 6'2" 170 Highland H.S. (AZ) SG #72 76 Signed Washington State

Garvey Young SG 6'4" 190 Georgetown Prep School (MD) SG #72 76 Signed Vermont

Shamarr Bowden SG 6'2" 160 The Miller School (VA) SG #95 75 Signed Charlotte

Kim English SG 6'5" Notre Dame Prep. PG 73 Signed Missouri

Andre Jones SG 6'3" 170 Nansemond River H.S. (VA) SG #109 73 Signed Winthrop

Mychal Ladd SG 6'4" 180 Rainier Beach H.S. (WA) SG #109 73 Signed Fresno State

Shayar Lee SG 6'4" 165 Apollo (AZ) SG #109 73 Signed Northern Arizona

Ron Waller SG 6'3" 190 Fort Zumwalt West H.S. (MO) SG #109 73 Verbal Western Kentucky

Kyle Smyth SG 6'3" 175 Don Bosco H.S. (NJ) SG #131 71 Signed Iona

Varez Ward SG 6'2" 180 Patterson School PG 71 Verbal Cincinna

Landon Slone SG 6'3" Paintsville H.S. (KY) SG #158 68 Verbal Kentucky

Jace Tavita SG 6'3" 170 Brighton H.S. (UT) SG #177 57 Signed Utah

Chase Adams SG 6'3" 180 Salpointe Catholic H.S. (AZ) 40 Verbal Air Force

Matt Albritton SG 6'4" Garland Christian Academy (TX) 40 Verbal George Washington

Rob Belcore SG 6'5" Loyola Academy (IL) 40 Signed Pennsylvania

Anthony Boyle SG 6'2" Highland Community College (IL) 40 Verbal Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Martino Brock SG 6'4" Ridgeway H.S. (TN) 40 Signed SE Missouri State

Marcus Capers SG 6'5" 175 Montverde Academy (FL) 40 Signed Washington State

Kyle Cassity SG 6'5" 185 Pinckneyville Community H.S. (IL) 40 Verbal Saint Louis

John Corrigan SG 6'1" Bishop McDevitt H.S. (PA) 40 Verbal Navy

JWayne Dedrick SG 6'2" Hillcrest H.S. (AL) 40 Signed Lipscomb

Marcus Denmon SG 6'1" 170 Hogan Prepatory Academy (MO) 40 Signed Missouri

Curtis Dennis SG 6'5" 195 Findlay College Prep (NV) 40 Signed New Mexico

ordan Cyphers SG 6'4" Southeast H.S. (KS) 40 Signed Utah

Dion Dixon SG 6'3" Crane H.S. (IL) 40 Verbal Cincinnati

Stuart Douglass SG 6'2" 180 Carmel H.S. (IN) 40 Signed Michigan

Deividas Dulkys SG 6'3" 187 Findlay College Prep (NV) 40 Signed Florida State

Kevin Giltner SG 6'5" 180 Harpeth H.S. (TN) 40 Signed Wofford Jarvis Jones SG 6'2" 170 Mitchell H.S. (TN) 40 Signed East Tennessee State Zack Novak SG 6'5" 195 Chesterton H.S. (IN) 40 Verbal Michigan

Ryne Smith SG 6'3" 170 Whitmer H.S. (OH) 40 Signed Purdue

Chase Stigall SG 6'3" 175 New Castle Chrysler H.S. (IN) 40 Signed Butler

Ricky Taylor SG 6'4" 180 Haywood County H.S. (TN) 40 Verbal Chattanooga Kendall Timmons SG 6'4" 185 Southwest H.S. (TX) 40 Signed Tulane

Jameson Tipping SG 6'5" Bradenton Christian School (FL) 40 Signed Western Kentucky

 

 

too bad they have no idea what school he goes to.

[yankees8589]

too bad they have no idea what school he goes to.

 

Thanks for pointing that out...They really screwed that one up /roflol.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":roflol:" border="0" alt="roflol.gif" /> I just corrected it. I wasn't paying attention or I would have fixed that right off the bat!!!!

[beavo5]

Thanks for pointing that out...They really screwed that one up /roflol.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":roflol:" border="0" alt="roflol.gif" /> I just corrected it. I wasn't paying attention or I would have fixed that right off the bat!!!!

 

Yeah ESPN... has a bunch of stuff mixed up on their page... Like 1 being they have Justin at Dyersburg still and C.J. is from Newborn... I emailed them for the change and it hasn't happened yet!

[yankees8589]

Yeah ESPN... has a bunch of stuff mixed up on their page... Like 1 being they have Justin at Dyersburg still and C.J. is from Newborn... I emailed them for the change and it hasn't happened yet!

 

I agree...but I think the scouting grades are accurate. The rankings are accurate to. Scout probably has more resources than any of the services since ESPN purchased them. It's not my favorite though...but their rankings go much deeper than most.