A Sea Of Red

I apologize if it's been posted somewhere already (but I hadn't seen it), but it looks like LU got a new commitment today from Jeremy Anderson, a 6'4" shooting guard from Bowling Green, KY...

http://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=75&p=8&c=1&nid=3092477

Somebody post the article. Forget the rules for one post.

Thanks for catching that for us, WEF.

Here is the original thread we had on Jeremy when he was just a prospect. He apparently is only the second player to make five consecutive trips to state final four in Kentucky history.



I guess this means our Nigerian friend is now a definite no go or the staff believes we will lose at least one player to attrition this summer.

It looks like he has grown an inch since the original thread.

Sly Fox wrote:He apparently is only the second player to make five consecutive trips to state final four in Kentucky history.

Five trips? Is high school longer nowadays? Or am I just missing something?

He probably played varsity as an 8th grader.

You can do that? Hmm. Guess things were different where I come from.

It depends on the school system.

Jeremy Monceaux played for his dad for 5 years in Alabama and scored an incredible 6000 points in HS. Some places allow it some don't. Had a friend named Carlin Worley that played at Philmont, Medic will recognize the name of the school as well as the player I’m sure. Carlin was 6-8 in the 8th grade and would have been POY in the league if it wasn’t for the kid from Cedar Grove that went on to Liberty U (that’s me in case some of you like GMTM are a little slow). His brother was in 9th grade and his name was Jason. The Worley brothers transferred to public school and won 2 or 3 city championships in a row before both enrolling at St Joes. Carlin was also an assistant there when I was coaching at LU. He and Jelly Bean Joe Bryant at LaSalle were good contacts to have for me back then if I ever wanted to pursue coaching back in Philly. I don’t think you could play in 8th grade in the public school system in Philly. It is usually when you have a school that has 1-12 grade or at least 7-12 like a lot of Private schools.

you didn't manage to shoe-horn Chip Langdon or Iona in there, but I remember

oh, and everyone- STOP BREAKING NEWS ON HERE

• Jeremy Anderson, who played in five consecutive state tournaments for Warren Central and is the school's all-time leading scorer, will sign with Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., next week. Liberty recently hired Ritchie McKay as its new head coach. He was previously at New Mexico.

http://www.kentucky.com/289/story/41373.html

PAmedic wrote:oh, and everyone- STOP BREAKING NEWS ON HERE

you read my mind...this is a message board to discuss actual news that has been reported from libertyflames.com until it hits that site we should not talk about it EVER PERIOD!!!!