[kywldcat01]

Statistically speaking I would say Justice and Sewell were pretty even. But I know because Sewell played in the great city of Louisville he played better competition every night so he deserves it. 15th region is weak. So and so on.
I am sure it is a shocker that a kid from Louisville got the most votes from a Louisville paper.
How did the breakdown of the voting go as far as coaches? Who are the coaches that did vote? Any know.

Bottom Line is Justice is Mr. Basketball no matter how many people think different. No matter who has the better college career. It does not matter 20 years from now he will still be listed as Mr. Basketball so accept it and move on.

Something that can never be taken from him, but that doesn't mean he'll be a "legend" outside of EKY as well. See Domonic Tilford. He won the award in 05 and there's probably only a handful of people on here who can tell us what he's doing now.

I'm not taking anything away from Justice. He most definetly deserved the award with the performance he had in the sweet 16. I was simply stating that I found it odd that Justice received Mr. Basketball but Sewell received the most first team all state votes....which plays in to the whole "politics" that are involved with awards like this in high school basketball. Like it or not, it's the truth.