[herbyhawk]

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Male athlete of the week, Kyle Meyer just became a 1000 pt scorer for his HS team in his career
stats for the season are
17.7 pts per game
12.8 rbd per game
3.5 asst per game
2.5 blks per game

Meyer also is just the 2nd Titan to join the BT, the other being Ralph Sampson the 3rd
also his team is in the 6 AAAAAA class

[imported_Tmoney12]

So is that the 12 A class?

[herbyhawk]

are you that stupid or that big of a a$$hole

[imported_Tmoney12]

Originally Posted by herbyhawk

are you that stupid or that big of a a$$hole

So it's 12A?

[RADMAN]

Herby, I know that Clemmons Sexton team won last week and Anthony scored 11. Did you have any info on the results of Woodbury, Gesell, Ingram? Thanks in advance.

[tksirius]

I'll go on the record again predicting Meyer starts over Woodbury.

Oh and I know some here think he is coming in as a 4. Doesn't matter.

[hawkeyes50158]

Originally Posted by tksirius

I'll go on the record again predicting Meyer starts over Woodbury.

i went saw kyle play two weeks ago & i came away very impressed!! Not only he can do work on the block he can hit the 3 also..... Hawkeye fans going to love kyle game

[herbyhawk]

last i read Gesell had 26 pts in a win the other nite in a 65-37 win, and Woody had 15 pts and 7 rbd in a 71-46 win. not much info on Ingram since his head to matchup with the top rated player in Indiana 5* Harris where he scored 28pts a couple weeks ago

[herbyhawk]

I also think that with Thok gone the other teams can triple team at will and that Referees are targeting him because of his height as he just tower over the other teams players, from what a friend of mine said after driving out there to watch the refs were quick with the over the back calls, when he just reached for the rebound.
it is his opinion that he will benifit from having to play others of his size, excellent passer and is not skinny, excellent inside scorer and is a true post.
he does have some things to work on but like all post players of that size most do

[tksirius]

Originally Posted by herbyhawk

I also think that with Thok gone the other teams can triple team at will and that Referees are targeting him because of his height as he just tower over the other teams players, from what a friend of mine said after driving out there to watch the refs were quick with the over the back calls, when he just reached for the rebound.
it is his opinion that he will benifit from having to play others of his size, excellent passer and is not skinny, excellent inside scorer and is a true post.
he does have some things to work on but like all post players of that size most do

Definitely. I don't think Woody playing in that crap is helping him develop. It's sad really.

[herbyhawk]

another thing my friend noticed is that he is very unselfish, and they don't run the offense thru him,
unlike LaFrentz, who he saw as well. the diffence is that RL looked to score everytime he touched the ball
AW is a pass 1st center who has excellent post moves who can shoot with either hand around the basket.

[ddiction]

actually by my math it's 36A

[FCAS]

Originally Posted by imported_Tmoney12

So is that the 12 A class?

Herby's right, it's actually the 6AAAAAA class.

[FCAS]

Originally Posted by tksirius

I'll go on the record again predicting Meyer starts over Woodbury.

Oh and I know some here think he is coming in as a 4. Doesn't matter.

I have not seen Woodbury play but I have been to 2 of Meyer's recent high school games. I think Meyer will eventually be a very good Big10 player, but he has a ways to go to be able to start next year. I started another thread with some comments on Meyer after I saw him for the first time. After the second viewing, my thoughts have not changed dramatically. Here is a recap:

The good...
1. Above average athlete who can run the floor well.
2. Above average shooter, for a big man, with sound mechanics. Will be able to occasionally hit a 3 pointer.
3. Very good passer, on both outlet passes and in the half court offense.
4. On offensive rebounds, he keeps the ball above his head and the put-back shots were dunks more often than not.

The not so good...
1. Occasionally floated around the perimeter too much. In the two games I saw, he had a 4-5 inch height advantage over his opponents that I felt he could have capitalized on more. However, I realize this may have been a coaching issue.
2. Was not real strong off the dribble from the perimeter.
3. Post position skills are just OK. When he was fed the ball, he often brought the ball down to his waist, eliminating his height advantage. I thought this was a little strange because he did such a good job of keeping the ball high on offensive rebounds.
4. Has a long way to go on defense. I understand this is pretty common at the high school level, but it's worth pointing out.