[goldenrule19]

And I agree 100% with you here as well. You have a great player like Justice and a top 10 team...why not play in state and get them more recognition? Who cares if you take a loss or two. Every team in the tournament is going to finish with atleast 1 loss unless you win the tourney.

I personally don't think Justice will win Mr. Basketball, but it isn't from a lack of talent...it's going to be because of a lack of exposure around the state and a lack of strength of schedule. Booher has indeed hurt Justice chances of winning.

Look at Holmes for example:

They make two trips to Western Kentucky to play Memphis Central at Warren Central and they play Bowman Academy, IN @ Marshall Co.

They travel to central Kentucky to play @ Mason Co and against Christian Co @ Montgomery Co.

They play in Louisville in the King of the Bluegrass.

Then, they have their traditional tough nky/9th region schedule and as long as they win the region they'll be seen in Lexington as well.

That's 5 different parts of the state that writers and voters will be able to see Pittman and R. Johnson. That's why I feel they have an advantage over all of the other candidates.

Ge'lawn Guyn plays all over the State and the Nation this year! He also has one of the top college in the SEC about to offer in the next two weeks. He also has a top college in the ACC and Big Ten coming next week. The head coaches are coming. All he needs to do is go out and play. Mr. Basketball is a great award that needs to go to the best player in 2010! Good Luck!:1: