Due to Campbellsville - Harrodsburg closing Athletics for the foreseeable future. I am now 100% available for recruitment and transfer opportunities.
5’10 - PG/SG - 3 Years of Varsity Experience - 1 Year of eligibility remaining.
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Montavin Quisenberry is officially a wildcat. Mark Stoops had some fond words of the Boyle County star in his press conference today saying, "I'd like to congratulate Quis for being the Hornung Player of the Year, we're excited about adding him." #BBN .@BCRebelFootball .@MontavinQuisen1@FOX56News
🚨Breaking News🚨
Steve Stonebreaker has been announced as the Head Coach of the historic Danville Admirals Football Team.
The admirals are looking for a revival of the program that has 11 state championships - 1962, 84, 87, 89, 91, 92, 94, 00, 01, 03, 17.
Coach Stonebreaker lead the Casey County Rebels from 2016 through 2022 where he was 44-30 before going to Adair County in 2023 where even there he had a winning record of 7-4.
Good luck Coach and we look forward to seeing what you and the Admirals can accomplish!
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Angel Reese, so far, is my WNBA Rookie of the Year. It’s a two horse race between Angel and Caitlin Clark. Angel leads Clark in steals per game, PIE, PER, O rating, D rating, net rating, plus/minus, turnovers, turnover ratio, etc. Angel gets almost 50% of her team’s offensive rebounds. Clark is responsible for over 42% of her team’s total turnovers. Angel’s defensive win share is MILES better than Caitlin’s. If we do a per 36 minute basis, Angel’s stats would put her in top 10 player in the league conversations. Per 36 mins, she averages 15.3 PPG 13.7 RPG 2.1 APG 1.7 SPG with only 2.1 TURNOVERS. She has the stronger case. She just impacts the game so much on both ends of the court. The most telling thing is that the Sky seems to fall apart on both ends of the court without her in the game. Halfway through the season, Angel Reese deserves to be Rookie of the Year.