#39: Christ School; Arden, NC
Skilled 6-10 brothers Miles (a Stanford commit) and Mason Plumlee, a top junior, make the small private school a tough out for foes.
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4 Responses to “#39: Christ School; Arden, NC”
Oct.26 at 11:02 am
Captain America says:
You guys/gals aware that Ralph Sampson III has verbally committed to Minnesota?
Oct.30 at 3:20 pm
Ben Hogan says:
Yeah, wanted a little Tubby in his life. Tall (figures), and a project, but I think Minnesota will be a good fit for him.
Dec.5 at 5:10 pm
scout says:
Ranked well below his abilities. Look for him to be outstanding college player.
Jan.9 at 7:41 pm
E Cook says:
May be a tough out but Calvary Baptist took them out 70-68 in a classic High School game. Carter Cook led Calvary with 27 points and drove through and shot over the Plumlee brothers all night.