Josh Hubbard is on board and signed. Now we're talkin'.
(probably German)
(probably German)
Hubbard is a DAWG
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undersized point guard who dominates basketball possession and scores in high volume.
In other words, we really don't know. Is he going to be able to score against elite D1 defenses? Is he going to be able to defend the point?
A lot of people love the signing because a) he's a proven high school scorer (I think he set the state record), and b) we stole him from Ole Miss when they fired Kermit.
We really need a PG. I would like a Freshman or transfer Sophomore so we're probably not looking to refill the spot next year. Shooting Guard is #2 but we have to and are really going to hate replacing Tolu.
According to this, he had an 85.5% Free Throw pct. I’ll take it.
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MRA’S JOSH HUBBARD – MISSISSIPPI’S TOP BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYER – CHOOSES MISSISSIPPI STATE AFTER SIGNING IN NOVEMBER WITH OLE MISS - Mississippi Scoreboard
By Robert Wilson Madison-Ridgeland Academy’s Josh Hubbard – the all-time leading scorer in Mississippi history and one of the top point guards in the country in the Class of 2023 – is staying in Mississippi to play college basketball but he’s going to be wearing maroon and white instead of red...
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MRA? WTF? Is that where folks go to play basketball now? Does Lanier not play basketball anymore?
Damn things have changed since my day. I'm not hating on private schools, but we're talking Jackson Metro basketball here. Let's get real.
Damn things have changed since my day. I'm not hating on private schools, but we're talking Jackson Metro basketball here. Let's get real.
Kid's parents are top notch. They seem to care about academics.
People who can afford to send their kids to a private school are absolutely doing it. The shine of the history of Jackson's inner city basketball prowess has dulled a bit recently.
The large private schools now try to recruit the best players in their respective locale. The coaching in the elite basketball schools in the private schools is really good too.