[Hoot Gibson]

I would add Bob Talent Maytown, or one of his brothers not sure which one was best.

Either Bob or Pat. Bob averaged 28+ ppg after transferring from UK to George Washington his senior year. Pat averaged 20+ ppg at George Washington during his three years there and is in the school's Hall of Fame.

Howard Wallen is another often forgotten guard who is among the best ever to play in the mountains. He was a three-year starter at Morehead who broke the school's career assists record (pre-freshman eligibility) and still ranks number 3 on the all-time career assists list.

Charlie Osborne, who played at Flat Gap, ranks second second on the KHSAA all-time scoring record behind King Kelly Colemen. Osborne was a three year starter for Western Kentucky and played briefly in the NBA.

Another Johnson Countian who deserves mention is Donnis Butcher, who played for Meade Memorial. Butcher played five seasons in the NBA.

I agree with others who commented on Elisha Justice. He was a great high school point guard but there have been many other better Mountain guards over the years.