InTheKnow wrote:champs0607 wrote:Phillip Schanilec is not the best freshman in the state. He only scores the majority of his points at the end of the games when the jv is in. Brady robbins and brandon chrest from cavalier have better stats and sit out when the game is well in hand they might be the best in the state. Hes a good player but by no means is he the best in the state.
I didnt say he was THE best. I said... "This Schanilec kid MIGHT be emerging as the best Freshman in the state, at LEAST the top 5." I did also make reference to Robins and Crest as well.
The scoring late in the game was the case earlier in the season. Not anymore. 19, 18, 16, and 16 all in the second half would be alot of points late in the game. Its pretty much a toss up. All three of those players are very tallented. Crest and Robbins have a leg up with a year of varsity experience already because Cavalier was rather down last year while MM was one missed layup at the buzzer from going to state last year. I know Crest and Robins both went through growing pains last year on varsity as they adjust to the speed of that level. Schanilec needed a few games early as well to adjust. Big jump from JH ball to varsity. Also need to learn their roles on the team as they go. Was a pass first, shoot second PG earlier in the year and is now looking for his shot through out the game. We will see at the end of the year if he continues to score at that pace on a team with few other offensive threats.
You are right in the know, Schanilec is a player!! He by no means gets all his points late in the game. He plays the whole game and gets it done for a fr.
Did Jalen Ham at Central Cass recover from his knee injury already?