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So the all knowing( according to you) does not know what offers a girl from Whitley County has? Let me tell you one thing, I do know who has offers.....and not from NAIA schools either. I dont want to keep on cause I dont want to make a very nice girl look bad cause I am on here arguing with people from the 13th region, but most of you people absolutely nothing about basketball other than what you deem is a good high school player. There are people who has had a great deal of good laughs at you gutless on this very thread if you knew who they were you might never post again.:devilflam

You used to sound like you knew what you were talking about, then you became one of these "one issue posters."
Morris has a good game and you start with the see I told you so, the rest of you are stupid posts like a 12 year old. Then, she has a bad game, and it's I don't care she's still the best and anyone who doesn't think so is stupid.

I explained this once before, but I'll try again:

The list isn't for the best player on the national level in summer competition.
It's not for the best college prospect.
It's not for the player who is rated the highest by the recruiting services.
The list isn't even picked by the clueless Cats Pause writer. It is a coaches poll.

Morris is a great high school player and has a tremendous college future ahead of her. If you saw a lot of HIGH SCHOOL games last year though you'd know that Madden was just as good a HIGH SCHOOL player. Maybe Morris moves to the front this season, but it's very close going into the year.

But, again, I must point out that talent and BCS college scholarships aren't the only ways to judge a HIGH SCHOOL player. Those polls, after all, are about high school players.

Scott Russell was Mr. Football in 1991 and went to an NAIA school. He was the best HIGH SCHOOL player that year. Phil Cox was Mr. Basketball in 1981 but other (taller) players had more Division I offers. Richie Farmer is a Kentucky high school legend, but he was not considered one of the top college prospects in the nation. Allan Houston went on to play in the NBA, but Farmer will always be remembered as one of the greatest HIGH SCHOOL players in the history of the state.