VirginiaPreps.com Classic Preview Day 2!
"Verdana","sans-serif"'>Welcome to a special edition of
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normal'>Basketball Weekly where we turn our sole attention to Day 2 of the
VirginiaPreps.com Basketball Classic at Green Run High School on Saturday,
January 28, 2012. We had Part 1 back on
January 7th at Virginia Wesleyan College, and it turned out to be quite a
success. We're hoping for an even bigger
and better turnout this time, and now we give you the fans an in-depth Preview
of the matchups.
"Verdana","sans-serif"'>Since I'm technically the Event Organizer (
style='mso-bidi-font-style:normal'>at least that's what they said my title was),
style='mso-bidi-font-style:normal'> I won't make picks on the games, but we
bring out the Magic 8 Ball again to attempt to forecast the outcomes.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> So far, the Magic 8 Ball is 23-6 in four
years of doing this, but three weeks ago it got teams like Churchland,
Western Branch and Salem so motivated for picking against them that they
won. Will it be fuel for more
teams? Let's find out and see! ,
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PREVIEWS:
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style='mso-spacerun:yes'> *** Note:
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AM - - Great Bridge (14-2; 12-1) vs. Langley (12-5; 10-0):
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W
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have been one of the top teams in the Eastern Region Roads all season long, led
by the guard tandem of junior Marcus
Evans (15.6PPG, 30 3's) and senior
normal'>Taj Owens
(14.8PPG). Evans likes to dial it up from deep and is an underrated
defender, while Owens can be slippery down the lane and was phenomenal in Great
Bridge's win over John Marshall in a showcase earlier this month.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Great Bridge has a two-game lead on the rest
of the pack as they chase their first Southeastern District regular season
title since 2000. They'll take on a streaking Langley team, winners of
six in a row, including a big overtime victory over McLean last week that put
them in sole possession of first place in the Northern Region's Liberty
District.
"Verdana","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";mso-bidi-font-family:
"Times New Roman"'>Langley has a couple of steady guards of their own to
counter with in 6-foot-4 senior Daniel
Dixon (17.6PPG, 33 3's), who is set to play his College Basketball at St.
Michael's in Vermont, and 6-foot-2 senior Joey
Robinson (13.3PPG). In the Saxons'
dribble drive offense, Dixon routinely has been the go-to guy and had to
shoulder more of the load with guard Austin
Vasiliadis (headed to play his College Basketball
at Johns Hopkins) on the shelf with a season-ending injury he sustained during
football season. However, Robinson
really stepped his game up in a win over South Lakes with a career-high 31
points and seven three-pointers, and Coach Travis
Hess hopes he can continue his torrid play against a team in Great Bridge
that is patient and plays solid defense with their 1-3-1 zone.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> The Wildcats have good size up front with
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Emerson Burk,
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bench play with Davis and Mark Madison,
a sophomore shooting threat, to play a role in this game for Great Bridge.
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8 Ball Says: Great Bridge
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1:00 PM - - Green Run (13-5; 5-2) vs. Thomas Edison (9-6; 8-1):
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certainly has to be in the discussion for Coach of the Year with what he has
done with the Stallions this season. After going 13-30 over the past two
seasons, Green Run could be 14-5 when this game tips off on their home floor Saturday
if they take care of business as expected against Princess Anne. Of
course, having one of the state's best two-sport athletes in UVA football
commit Mark Hall doesn't hurt.
Hall has 16 double-doubles in 18 games. Throw in a talented newcomer in
Maury transfer Keon
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a defensive pest in Lequan
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'> Thomas (6.1SPG), and Green Run figures
to be dangerous down the stretch. Rounding out their starting five,
senior guard Devin Neal does a lot
of things that go unnoticed and provides excellent hustle, and sophomore
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the three-point line.
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"Times New Roman"'>Coached by Terry
Henderson, Edison is familiar
with Eastern Region competition, having participated in the Ronald Curry
Classic where they beat Booker T. Washington, but lost to Hampton and Lake
Taylor by a total of five points. The Eagles pose a serious threat with
their twin tower combination of 6-foot-7 center
normal'>Matt Murphy (13.9PPG) and 6-foot-4 power forward
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Ty Mackall
(10.3PPG). What will be
class=GramE>key for Edison besides keeping their bigs
out of foul trouble and containing Hall is guard play.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Talented sophomore guard
normal'>Markus Brumsey Jr. (9.6PPG) could be a
difference maker for Edison if they are to win as they need him to be able to penetrate
and get to the basket off the dribble so that Green Run's defense can't
exclusively concentrate on Mackall and Murphy.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> These are two really sound rebounding teams,
so if that's a wash as it figures to be, guard play and outside shooting might
tell the story.
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8 Ball Says: Green Run
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2:30 PM - - Booker T. Washington (9-8; 5-5) vs. Osbourn
(16-0; 7-0):
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mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman"'>While
some are calling this a re-building year for Booker T. Washington, one thing we
know about Darren Sanderlin
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big games, which they've shown by winning a state title and reaching the
Eastern Region Championship game three times under his direction.
Six-foot-4 senior swingman Antonio
Phillips has been in a grove of late, averaging 10.6 points and 9.8
rebounds over his last five games. Their guards with the likes of
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Troy Jenkins,
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Nigee
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football) and freshman Marquise Poole are
scrappy, and willing to lay it on the line defensively.
normal'> The Bookers have their
hands full in this one, though.
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made it to the Group AAA State Tournament last year, where they saw a
double-digit lead in the fourth quarter evaporate against L.C. Bird in the
State Quarterfinals. Gone went 7-footer Isaac Freeman, and the Eagles
were dealt a blow before the season when 6-foot-4 power forward
class=SpellE>Jahaan
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But Osbourn is undefeated, having scored 80 points or
more nine times this year and ranked #2 in the state behind a balanced
attack. Five players average in double-figures with
normal'>Raphael Edwards (14.1PPG),
normal'>Cedrick Delaney
(13.6PPG), Corey Bedford (13.6PPG),
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Jay Lane (13.1PPG) and
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Robbie Carter (11.9PPG).
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> This is a chance for Osbourn
on a big stage in the '757,' where basketball is considered to be the best to
prove themselves against a program that's had as much success in recent years
as just about any in Booker T. For the
Bookers, they'd like nothing better than to spring an upset and get on a
late-season run heading into the district playoffs.
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8 Ball Says: Osbourn
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4:00 PM - - Kellam (10-7; 5-2) vs. Fredericksburg
Christian (15-4):
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mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman"'>After
a record-setting season a year ago with 27 wins and finishing a victory shy of
reaching the State Playoffs, the defending Beach District Champion
class=SpellE>Kellam Knights got off to a slow start this year with a 4-4
mark in December. However, Kellam has warmed up
quickly, going 5-2 over their past seven games to grab first place in the
Beach. Six-foot-5 junior
normal'>Ramone Snowden
(17PPG) is one of the area's most well-rounded players, and the supporting
cast offers plenty of help thanks to the likes of
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Ifeanyi
normal'> Osuchukwu,
normal'>Chris Garner and Dean
class=SpellE>Morrocu among others. With Snowden's status
unknown after sustaining a concussion against Tallwood,
those other guys will have to step up even more.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Even though he is a different type of guard
than Trey Freeman, who is now putting up big numbers as a freshman at Campbell
after winning Beach District Player of the Year honors a season ago,
class=SpellE>Osuchukwu brings a steady diet of hops, defense and energy
to the table.
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Christian has a future ACC guard in Seth
Allen (21.3PPG), who will play his College Basketball at Maryland. It
doesn't appear Allen will be able to go as he is still recovering from a broken
bone in his hand that has kept him sidelined since December.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Darren
Berkley's team is more than just Allen, though. Six-foot-6 junior
forward Eric Shaw (13.2PPG, 6.7RPG)
is a double-double threat, and 6-foot-4 junior swingman
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>DeLante
normal'>' Victory (10.5PPG, 6.4RPG) can be a game-changer as well.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> What's intriguing about this game is the buzz
for months was surrounding Allen and Snowden, the two stars, but it's an
opportunity for someone to make a name themselves and get on the recruiting
radar. It may take overtime to settle
this battle, too.
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5:30 PM - - Landstown (15-2; 5-1) vs. Middleburg
Academy (18-5):
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mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman"'>Statistically
speaking, nobody in the Eastern Region does a better job defensively than the
class=SpellE>Landstown Eagles, who are giving up only 44.1 points per
game. Landstown averages 15 steals a contest,
too. This team also has quite a few weapons offensively with their
perimeter quartet of Tim Marshall
(10.9PPG, 33 3's), D.J. Roberson
(11.4PPG, 3.1SPG), Sedric
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and Tyri
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2.1SPG). Their fast-paced, pressing and trapping style gives most
opponents problems. On offense, they can
get to the rack and shoot it from the outside, forcing defenses to pick their
poison. Where Landstown
can occasionally be vulnerable is on the front-line, and they'll need to be
able to contain 6-foot-6 monster Mo
class=SpellE>Alie-Cox, who has signed to play his College Basketball
in the CAA at VCU. Alie-Cox averages 15 points,
8.0 rebounds and 4.2 blocks per game.
"Verdana","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";mso-bidi-font-family:
"Times New Roman"'>Mo had a career-high 32 points and 11 rebounds in Thursday
night's win, and played at a dominant level versus Fredericksburg Christian
this week as well. After falling to
Norfolk Christian in the State Championship in a game they lead at half-time
last year, the Dragons looked to be a program that may pop up in the national rankings
with everyone returning. But
class=SpellE>Nik Brown fled to Longwood early, Jimmy Paige transferred
to Cape Henry and they endured a coaching change with
normal'>Ryan DeHaven taking over for Gary Hall.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Until Mo's two monster outbursts,
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Drew Henry led the Dragons in scoring
at 14.9 points per game. Freshmen Brandon
Alston and Delante
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contest.
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"Times New Roman"'>Last year, Middleburg Academy lost to Booker T. Washington
67-65 in the VirginiaPreps.com Classic, and this matchup could go right down to
the wire like that one. It'll be about
which team imposes its will; Middleburg with the interior game or
class=SpellE>Landstown with quickness and in your-face D'.
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115%;font-family:"Verdana","sans-serif"'>7:00 PM - - Nansemond River (13-3;
10-3) vs. L.C. Bird (15-1; 12-0):
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mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman"'>With
a senior-laden team, the Nansemond River Warriors will tangle with an L.C. Bird
Skyhawks bunch that fell to Norcom
in last year's Group AAA State Championship game. Coach
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Ed Young's Warriors defeated a really
tough, physical City College team out of Baltimore back in late December with a
player headed to Oklahoma in football, and this Bird squad could pass for the
quickest and best outside shooting team they have faced or will see all season.
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'> Three
starters returned from that Bird team that went on a magical playoff run to win
the Central Region title and rallied from double-figures down to stun
class=SpellE>Osbourn and T.C. Williams in the State Tournament.
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guard Robert Johnson (19.1PPG) led
all players in the state with 83 three-pointers last year, and has offers
from VCU, James Madison, Radford and UNC-Greensboro. Johnson and
class=SpellE>Javonte
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to make 67 3's so far this season.
Down low for the Skyhawks, power forward
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Christian Smith (15.4PPG, 8.1PG) is a
load; how more Division II programs haven't shown interest in him is baffling
to me. You also can't forget about their
other two starters in point guard Harvey
Freeman (9.7PPG, 5.8APG) and
center Bryce Harman.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> The dynamic backcourt combo of
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Shannon Evans (20.3PPG, 46% 3's) and
class=SpellE>Dontrell
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'> Brite (13.6PPG,
7.5APG, 4.4SPG) will lead the Warriors.
On the inside, John Joyce (7PPG,
11RPG, 5.9BPG) and Ed Drew are going
to be counted on to play major minutes and provide significant contributions on
the backboards as well as contesting shots around the rim.
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win would be huge for a Warriors team that may not be able to overtake
Great Bridge for the Southeastern District crown, but still has plans to make
some noise in the playoffs. Beating an
Eastern Region team with the history of NR would go a long way towards dispelling
the thought of some 804 area people that Bird's run last year was a 'fluke.'
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> The 'fun fact' about this game of note is
there will be two future College Baseball players in Harman (East Carolina) and
Kyle Moore (Maryland) of River.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Both teams are similar and whoever wins the
battle up front and closes the best in the final five minutes seems to be the
one that'll have the edge.
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8 Ball Says: L.C. Bird
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8:30 PM - - Kecoughtan (12-4; 11-2) vs. Benedictine
(17-4):
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mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman"'>In
a much-anticipated nightcap, the preseason #1 team in the state, the
class=SpellE>Kecoughtan Warriors, hit the hardwood versus a Benedictine
squad that traditionally fields one of the state's strongest private school
programs. In recent years, Benedictine has sent Michael
class=SpellE>Gbinije on to Duke and Ed Davis on to North Carolina before
he landed in the NBA. The Cadets have at least four future Division I
College Basketball players in seniors Jordan
Burgess (VCU) and Ryan Burnett
(Stony Brook) as well as juniors Nick
Coppola and Nick
class=SpellE>Gorski. Burgess, whose older brother Brad stars
at VCU and helped the Rams reach the Final Four last March, is presently the
Cadets' top scorer at right around 15 points per game.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Sean
class=SpellE>McAloon's group
has risen to the occasion in spotlight games before, and we've been given no
reason to think it will be otherwise for their debut appearance in the
VirginiaPreps.com Classic.
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"Verdana","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";mso-bidi-font-family:
"Times New Roman"'>Behind the leadership of
normal'>Ivan Thomas, a state title winner at T.C. Williams,
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Warriors began the season as preseason #1 in the state and remain a contender
play into March. Currently tied with
Hampton atop the rugged Peninsula District, Kecoughtan
is second the Eastern Region behind only Norview in three-pointers made with
104. The Warriors have a lethal sharp shooter in Providence signee
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Joshua Fortune (15PPG), who scored 35
points with six treys in last week's win over Gloucester. In
addition, Kecoughtan brings to the table a Top 100
player in the Class of 2013 in ultra-skilled 6-foot-8 forward
class=SpellE>Rajay
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'> Bullock (16.6PPG - 4th in the PD).
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Kecoughtan has more
than just Bullock and Fortune though, and anyone can lead them in scoring on
any given night, including junior point guard
normal'>Nate Motley, senior perimeter weapon
normal'>Jeremy Saunders, senior guard
style='mso-bidi-font-weight:normal'>Tahj
normal'> Scott and reserve Greg
Alexander, a possible x-factor in this matchup that really provided a spark
with his outside shooting in the Warriors' win in a showcase last December over
Bishop O'Connell.
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"Times New Roman"'>These two teams are evenly matched across the board.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> Benedictine has some advantages, but so does
class=SpellE>Kecoughtan. It's cliché
to say this game can go either way. That's
the case, though. In years past,
Benedictine has had the dominant force in either Davis or Gbinije.
style='mso-spacerun:yes'> If he plays up to his capabilities, Bullock
of Kecoughtan is the closest thing to that, so it'll
be interesting to how well he plays and how Benedictine goes about defending
him.
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8 Ball Says: Kecoughtan
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