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<blockquote data-quote="insolventfrog" data-source="post: 2803484" data-attributes="member: 72945"><p>For what it's worth, Coach Dixon and an assistant I probably should have recognized (Did Santee start dieting? Someone else grow some facial hair?) were at the Cowtown Tipoff at North Crowley last Saturday for the final trio of games that had to have featured over a dozen unclaimed D-I recruits (St. Marks-Allen, Faith Family-Lewisville, and Duncanville-Lancaster). While Keonte George of Lewisville was clearly the best player there and appears to be one growth spurt away" from some RJ Hampton vibes (speaking of unreliable recruiting rankings, I find it hard to believe there are a dozen, never mind thirty-something sophomores in the country better than George), I thought Miles was the obvious choice for next best. No idea what his final stat line was, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was in the 30-7-7 range (and probably 50% from three) against 6A defending champ and (the clear) 2019 #1 Duncanville, which tends to play solid team D like crazy, in a game with more intensity than the average regional final. A Duncanville kid off the bench had to have gone something like 9-11 from three (which is what saved the game for Duncanville), and Miles seemed to always have the answer (and it was so fast and furious (they played with a shot clock) that it was regularly vice versa). Miles was solid spotting up from three and able to get around Duncanville's smaller players and finish against the bigger defenders in the lane and at the rim.</p><p></p><p>If I were a Democratic pollster (but I repeat myself), I'd use my insignificant and unrepresentative sample size to declare Miles the winner of the 2020 presidential election. Or a top-100 player in the class of 2020.</p><p></p><p>Thankfully, that's not my occupation. Nor is college basketball recruiting. In Coach Dixon and Skip we trust. (And I would like to add my tardy contribution to the "general acclaim bucket" for Skip for sating us poor, starved-for-TCU-basketball-info out-of-town Horned Frog fans.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="insolventfrog, post: 2803484, member: 72945"] For what it's worth, Coach Dixon and an assistant I probably should have recognized (Did Santee start dieting? Someone else grow some facial hair?) were at the Cowtown Tipoff at North Crowley last Saturday for the final trio of games that had to have featured over a dozen unclaimed D-I recruits (St. Marks-Allen, Faith Family-Lewisville, and Duncanville-Lancaster). While Keonte George of Lewisville was clearly the best player there and appears to be one growth spurt away" from some RJ Hampton vibes (speaking of unreliable recruiting rankings, I find it hard to believe there are a dozen, never mind thirty-something sophomores in the country better than George), I thought Miles was the obvious choice for next best. No idea what his final stat line was, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was in the 30-7-7 range (and probably 50% from three) against 6A defending champ and (the clear) 2019 #1 Duncanville, which tends to play solid team D like crazy, in a game with more intensity than the average regional final. A Duncanville kid off the bench had to have gone something like 9-11 from three (which is what saved the game for Duncanville), and Miles seemed to always have the answer (and it was so fast and furious (they played with a shot clock) that it was regularly vice versa). Miles was solid spotting up from three and able to get around Duncanville's smaller players and finish against the bigger defenders in the lane and at the rim. If I were a Democratic pollster (but I repeat myself), I'd use my insignificant and unrepresentative sample size to declare Miles the winner of the 2020 presidential election. Or a top-100 player in the class of 2020. Thankfully, that's not my occupation. Nor is college basketball recruiting. In Coach Dixon and Skip we trust. (And I would like to add my tardy contribution to the "general acclaim bucket" for Skip for sating us poor, starved-for-TCU-basketball-info out-of-town Horned Frog fans.) [/QUOTE]
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