[uhavenoidea]

Wow, people on here are crazy, on both sides. Okay Cottril obviously has a lot of talent, otherwise he wouldn't be ranked 79 on rivals150 and Bob Huggins would not be giving him a scholarship. Plus, to those who say he flopped and that is why he isn't good, Kobe Bryant does the same thing every game, and it works for him. If the refs are calling it, do it. Now to the other side.. Elisha is probably the best played I ever played against, and that was 2 years ago. He is even better now than he was then. Rick Pitino is a top 5 coach in the country, and he thinks he has the talent to play in the Big East. People need to give Cottril the credit he is due, as well as Elisha. Valley was the better team I guess, but you can't really say who the better player is. And to the idiot that keeps saying Elisha sucks because he didn't get a scholarship, that isn't official yet. He still could earn a scholly for next year, but if not, I am sure he will get one for his sophomore year. I played 3 years of high school bball in WV, and 1 in KY. There is NO comparison at all to the two states talent level. An average team in KY would be a dominate player in WV. My team played the AA state champions when I was a junior, and they went undefeated that year, and they would be an average team in KY. Congrats to both Cottril and Elisha, because they both are going to be successful in college. P.S., I highly doubt Cottril will score 1000 points as a career at WVU. It takes a big time scorer to do that, especially in college in the Big East.

He'll have 4 years, to score the 1,000pts. though.

250pts. x 4= 1,000..College teams play 35 or more games a year. Meaning he'd only have to avg. 7.5-8ppg for his career. And you don't exactly play Big East teams every game, you have a non-conference schedule, plus all big east teams are not as strong as others, namely Rutgers.

How tall is Cotrill for sure, by the way?