Seniors A Plenty On Boys Basketball Out-State All-Star Dream Team
Out-State All-Star Dream Team Vs. All-Metro Dream Team: Which Team Comes Out On Top?
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By Bobby Mills (1000ydguy)
Contributing Writer
myHitNews.com
All right folks, Bobby Mills, in collaboration with several Out-State basketball coaches and pundits, put together an Out-State All-Star Dream Team for myHitNews.com that’s strong enough to take on the All-Metro Dream Team—and beat them?
I do not know about the Out-Staters beating the All-Metro Dream Team but it definitely would be an interesting contest to see as the Out-State team looks to be a little more physical and have more outside touch with their shooters.
Perhaps the best reason to give the Out-State Dream Team the nod is their overall team maturity. Eight seniors make up the First Five and Second Five Teams. First Five juniors Trevor Menke from Beatrice and Waverly’s Tyler Evans were the only non-seniors to make the two starting rotations.
The 6-foot-6 Dol Kutey and 6-foot-7 Jake Marvin would provide formidable inside presence against the Metro’s Jerrell Crayton–-enough to neutralize him. Therefore, this game most likely would come down to the Out-Staters ability to knock down the outside shot and the Metro being able to finish on transition and to break down the zone defense that the Out-State team would have to deploy–because there is just too much quickness and athleticism on the Metro side for them to successfully man up against players like Burke’s Adonis Hill, Stevelle Burns of Benson and Millard South’s Vondrae Tostenson.
The Out-State All-Star Dream Team is comprised of all schools in Nebraska outside of the Metro Conference in Omaha. Lots of talent out here and the Junior class looks very strong. This Dream Team unit is comprised of 2 Starting Fives and 5 Sub’s for a total of a 15 man traveling squad. I would certainly add that even the players not named to the “Starting Units” are without a doubt, very talented high school basketball players.
The two Co-Head Coaches for the 2008/2009 Out-State Dream Team are Scotbluff’s Tony Siske and Ron Micek from Grand Island Central Catholic.
myHitNews.com 2008/2009 |
First Five |
DOL KUTEY, 6-6, SR, LINCOLN NORTHEAST Pretty salty inside guy, ask those who faced him. |
JAKE MARVIN, 6-7, SR, LINCOLN SOUTHWEST Led his team to the Finals…6-7 gem averaged 11.3/ppg, 9 Reb/Game, and rejected over 65 shots. |
TREVOR MENKE, 5-10, JR, BEATRICE Has been a starter since Freshman season. Can do it all, guard anybody, and is the money man when a clutch shot is needed. Proven leader. |
TAYLOR PRICE, 6-1, SR, LINCOLN SOUTHEAST The guy that is “man” on both sides of the ball for the Knights. Never runs out of energy or desire. |
TYLER EVANS, 6-2, JR, WAVERLY Scored just shy of 500 points this season and is the QB on the maple. Sweet touch and tough defensive player. |
Second Five |
ISIAH GANDY, 6-2, SR, BOYS TOWN Been the mainstay of Tom Krehbiel’s Offense the past two seasons. Drained over 500 points this year despite being heavily blanketed by the opposition. Sweet Stroke and great Hops. |
TIM McDAVID, 6-1, SR, SCOTTSBLUFF Another 500 point scorer and can absolutely jump to the moon. No longer a “best kept” secret, McDavid has the ability to play at the next level. |
DREW STANKEY, 6-5, SR, LINCOLN EAST No doubt, one of Lincoln Top 5 Players. Excelled in many areas on both sides. |
DENVER KLAUS, 6-3, SR, BENNINGTON Just see him once and you KNOW this kid is a player. Had a good teacher, and is adept in ALL areas on “O” or “D”. He could play on any All-Star squad. |
JACOB WOSLAGER, 6-5, SR, PIERCE Need an inside/outside man who can do it all? Woslager is your guy WOW ‘nuff said. |
Subs |
JAKE HAMBURGER, 6-3, SR, HASTINGS ST CECILIA Probably the leader of the multi-talented “Back-To-Back” Bluehawkers. He’ll stuff you on “D”, kill you with the three or drive and score. Well rounded player. |
ZACH BARGEN, 6-5, JR, CHADRON Another player with GREAT bloodlines. Can play G or F and excel. Probably not the greatest idea to let him shoot the trey. VERY athletic and has deceptive moves. |
AUSTIN KACZOR, 6-4, JR, EWINGClass D player can play with the best of them. Averaged almost 30/PPG and over that mark during the State Tournament……Will play at the next level. Inside or Outside, pick you poison here. |
SPENCER FAHEY, 6-2, SR, GRAND ISLAND CENTRAL CATHOLIC Don’t let his looks fool you, he can burn you in a heartbeat. Played injured his entire high school career and still shined….better than you think….by a ton. |
NICK REED, 6-4, JR, SYRACUSE Another outstanding Junior, Reed scored over 400 pts. And had over 80 steals this season to go with over 80 assists. Plays a “little”defense too! |
Co-Head Coaches Tony Siske, Scottsbluff and Rob Micek, Grand Island Central Catholic. |
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Andrew Thomas
April 3, 2009 @ 1:01 pm
I think Devon Simonds from Omaha Burke is a player who never gets enough credit for what he does….in most of Burke’s bigger games he was a big part of their arsenal….Lincoln East-20 Points….Lincoln Southwest-19 Points….Lincoln Southeast-19 points…
He is a good player who can play on a level with any of these players…Give the Guy some Credit…
Crusher
April 4, 2009 @ 8:32 am
Yep, He is a very good–and a key player for Burke!