Kenyon Martin Jr
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Never heard of the high school.
Lived in Southern California for 15 years.
The CIF Southern Section is tough at the top.
But the talent is spread out as they have a lot of high schools.
The team they beat Corona Centennial is decent. Don't know who they have this year.
But he looks good.
Hopefully he can finish what his Daddy started in college.
Probably cost Huggins a Final 4. That team was talented and athletic .
Lived in Southern California for 15 years.
The CIF Southern Section is tough at the top.
But the talent is spread out as they have a lot of high schools.
The team they beat Corona Centennial is decent. Don't know who they have this year.
But he looks good.
Hopefully he can finish what his Daddy started in college.
Probably cost Huggins a Final 4. That team was talented and athletic .
Like I said...
When I don't know about something.
I research it. As I have not heard of the High School. Usually you know most of the high schools.
I can refer you to some people that know CIF Southern Section sports inside and out.
That’s amazing cuz Cali Mountaineer on the Blue Lot has been watching him for a while and knows what teams they play. Goes to show the difference between someone who knows and someone who “knows”
I've heard Huggins say he thought that was his national title. Anything can happen in the tournament, but I happen to agree.
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Did he know of the school before Kenyon Martin Jr played there.
There are schools who get on the radar quick out there. When I lived out there it was Oaks Christian.
I left in 2006. Right at the end of the housing bubble. Moved back to Texas and started working for ExxonMobil.
But my oldest son played football and baseball for Servite. Actually played with the Kalils.
See that they have a bunch of NBA player's kids.
Is a decent team. Watched some highlights.
Looks like a decent player.
I had the years mixed up.
Confusing their 2002 team with 99.
Didn't the tournament committee dock Cincinnati for the injury
Don't remember how far they went.
Bob Huggins 2002 team had as much fight as I seen a basketball team ever have.
My oldest son is a high school freshman. Both boys have played travel ball for the past five years so I follow High School Bsketball pretty closely in Southern California. I am currently on a plane leaving Portland where my son just played in the Addidas tournament. I am by no means an expert. Just a guy that loves watching basketball.
As far as Sierra Canyon, they have been a powerhouse for the past five years. Marvin Bagley played at Sierra Canyon. Not much more I can say about Martin. I just know that he always plays hard and is very athletic. Hard to know if he can knock down jumpers because he doesn’t really play that role for his team. He plays around the basket and above the rim from what I have seen.
As far as Sierra Canyon, they have been a powerhouse for the past five years. Marvin Bagley played at Sierra Canyon. Not much more I can say about Martin. I just know that he always plays hard and is very athletic. Hard to know if he can knock down jumpers because he doesn’t really play that role for his team. He plays around the basket and above the rim from what I have seen.
Did you see Duane Washington, Jr., who is Derek Fisher's nephew, play when he was at Sierra Canyon last year? He's from Michigan, but played out there for a season. Duane appears to have a bright future as a three-point sniper, but sort of hit the "freshman wall" at Ohio State a few weeks ago. If you saw him play, what did you think about him?
I didn't ask you or your thousands of other profiles, T-Bone/Allen/MadMute, etc. The Californian, not the South Charlestonian, was to whom I had posed my question.
1,000. Your a joke. Save your personal attacks for the woodshed. You know, the place where you have no game.
Looks like you asked the entire board since you didn't quote the question to whom you were wanted.
Looks like you asked the entire board since you didn't quote the question to whom you were wanted.
The tool box lives....still an *** clown I see. How is your ******** basketball team doing?
Martin should be a good player here. I think he will be very good starter by year 2 here. Very athletic.
I’m hearing Zyon Dobbs may take preferred walk on spot next year. He has several low D1 offers away from home and I hear he and his dad think they can play at WVU. Might as well give it a shot. The promis. scholarship really works well for in state walkons cause they aren’t paying hardly anything to come. Why not?
I’m hearing Zyon Dobbs may take preferred walk on spot next year. He has several low D1 offers away from home and I hear he and his dad think they can play at WVU. Might as well give it a shot. The promis. scholarship really works well for in state walkons cause they aren’t paying hardly anything to come. Why not?
Huggs should redshirt Zyon Dobbs if he does come. Give the kid a chance to further develop some things. He’s a big athletic combo guard.
Horton told him that he thinks he can start here or log major minutes next year as he gets more comfortable with the system. He feels he’s better than the other guards and regularly owns them in practice and scrimmages. This is what I was told. Horton thinks he will play a lot if he sticks around. Huggins should have redshirted him.
Horton told him that he thinks he can start here or log major minutes next year as he gets more comfortable with the system. He feels he’s better than the other guards and regularly owns them in practice and scrimmages. This is what I was told. Horton thinks he will play a lot if he sticks around. Huggins should have redshirted him.
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words more than you know. This of course is understanding you meant this of the entire board since no post was quoted.
Yes, of course. He can really catch and shoot. Hit some big time threes for Sierra Canyon in tight games against very good teams.
Above the rim is all we need to know. He's listed at 6'6" Is this correct?
I would hope that KMart is one of the guys that Huggs brings in. There's a special bond with his father.