The 4th annual John Lucas Midwest Invitational in Louisville, KY is one of the top showcase events in the county. I've got a list of confirmed Kentucky kids that have been invited to the camp. The camp is for 9th-11th (2015-2017) graders.

2015:

Jax Levitch (Trinity)

2016:

Eli Wright (Apollo)
Braxton Beverly (Perry County Central)
Raekwon Long (Scott County)
Quentin Goodin (Taylor County) - won't play because of an injury
Carson Williams (Owen County) - won't attend

2017:

Devon Cooper (Waggener)
Peyton Broughton (North Laurel)
Jamil Wilson (Ballard)
Trace Young (Ohio County)
David Sloan (Taylor County) - unlikely to attend


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Alex's Recruiting Notebook[/B] again starts on the hardwood.


David Sloan[/B] (Taylor Co.) 2017 PG -- Butler was in house to look at Sloan and his teammate Quentin Goodin this week. They were impressed and invited him and Goodin to take a look at their campus.


Jackson Davis[/B] (Lafayette) 2014 PF -- According to Scott Anderson, Davis had an in-home visit from South Carolina and they could be close to offering him.


Ellis Cain[/B] (Male) 2015 RB -- Cain received 12 letters from the Indiana Hoosiers on Tuesday. After visiting with them this weekend it's safe to say they are making a push without offering yet.


Emmitt Smith[/B] (Warren Central) 2015 ILB -- Smith has plans to take an unofficial visit to Indiana October 5th via his Twitter page.

Joesph Hawkins (Franklin-Simpson) 2014 DE -- Hawkins has been receiving hand-written letters throughout this week from EKU and is meeting with Defensive Graduate Assistant Chris Cunningham after school on Wednesday.

Casey Dionne[/B] (Madison Southern) 2014 DB -- Over the weekend Dionne took a trip to West Point and visited with Army. While there he met with the staff and got to know the team as well as their facilities. He will visit with them again in either November or December. Georgetown (Ky.) is now awaiting a visit from Dionne as are Middle Tennessee and Indiana State.
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Alex's Recruiting Notebook features a basketball player to open up.

Bryce Byrd (Eastern) 2014 PG -- Byrd took an unofficial visit to Bellarmine over the weekend and met with the coaching staff.

Ellis Cain (Male) 2015 RB -- Cain visited Indiana over the weekend and is going to watch Vanderbilt take on Georgia Oct. 19th. Cain is still contemplating visits to Cincinnati and Purdue.

Nathan Roush (DeSales) 2014 QB -- Roush will be attending this weekend's game at WKU but as a guest of the visiting team, Navy. The quarterback of the undefeated DeSales Colts is also being recruited by the Hilltoppers and his father Jim tells Kentuckypreps.com his son could speak with offensive coordinator Jeff Brohm, as the two are relatives. However, he will surely meet with coaches from Navy after the game.

Mike Nero (Manual) 2015 RB -- Nero is receiving letters from WKU, Purdue, Louisville, Kentucky, Indiana and Cincinnati. After coming off a 248-yard performance the night before against Ballard, he checked out Indiana Saturday. Lastly, he will visit Cincinnati next but no date is set for that trip.

Elijah Sindelar (Caldwell Co.) 2015 QB -- Neal Brown the offensive coordinator at Kentucky was on campus at Caldwell Co. for their game against Fort Campbell to watch Sindelar. The game was ultimately cancelled due to the threat of bad weather and replayed the following day. Coach Brown decided not to stick around. Sindelar already has an offer from the Wildcats along with Toledo and WKU.

Matt Elam (John Hardin) 2014 four-star DT -- Elam will once again be in Lexington on a Saturday, this time he will watch Kentucky in action against the Florida Gators.

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Wright State has been showing 2016 Bullitt East Guard Tyler Sharpe very strong interest as of late. Sharpe is also hearing from Eastern Kentucky and Tennessee Tech.

What are your thoughts on Sharpe's game?

McCarley isn't hearing from any schools at this point. But he did give the best quote of any Doss player. When asked what he'll need to do to help his team, "Anything they want me to do, I'll do whatever. As long as we win, it don't matter, I don't care, I'll do whatever."

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Tay Weaver is hearing from IUPUI, Morehead State, St. Francis, Tennessee Tech and Bellarmine. Morehead State and Bellarmine both were at Doss today to see Weaver.

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Gray has gotten a little interest from Marshall and Coastal Carolina.

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Daelyn has heard from Albion College and St. Francis College.

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Caught up with Montrell earlier this week he has offers from Kentucky Wesleyan, Kentucky State, Georgetown and St. Catharine.

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Seneca's Martez Harris is one of the top players in the 7th Region. Now we know where the 6-foot-1 guard will play in college.

On Tuesday, Harris announced he would be taking his game to Tennessee-Martin. Harris, who averaged double figures last season for the Redhawks, chose Skyhawks over Morehead State and Western Kentucky.

Harris is one of several talented players at Seneca. The Redhawks also feature Division I prospects Kevin Shaw and Walter Alexander. Seneca is one of the top teams in a very deep 7th Region.
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Kevin is my cousin and He is ready to take over the state of Kentucky Basketball.. He is a all around player and most important a excellant student in the class romm...

After passing for 2,500-plus yards and 31 touchdowns as a junior in 2007, Calloway County quarterback Casey Brockman is preparing for an even-better senior season. He's also beginning to hear from colleges around the region. He spoke with KentuckyPreps.com about his goals for the upcoming season and a future college decision.

Casey Brockman story

He's one of the top center prospects in the country for 2009.

Good article on Sam Simpson from Henry Clay

Nick Gagel from Jeffersonville - Any rumblings?

Michael, have you heard anything on where he might be going to school?

Jenkins recruiting has continued to take off. Here a recent blog on Jenkins visit to UL.

Jenkins touring U of L

Not satisfied with the first photo gallery we brought you from the Kentucky all-stars' win over Indiana? Have no fear - we have more. KentuckyPreps.com's Michael Johnston was on hand for the win and brings you a dozen more pics from the game. Check out shots of Kentucky Mr. Basketball Darius Miller, Paintsville's Landon Slone, Madison Central's Aaron Morris and Lexington Catholic's Shelvin Mack.

Gallery link: More pics from Kentucky All-Stars

Jordan Aumiller from Boyle - just how good is he?

We thought he was the best prospect at Louisville's camp earlier this month, but we are surprised he doesn't have more offers. He's got great size and decent athleticism, but the majors haven't offered yet.

Speaking of offers, he just picked up his first one from Marshall.

This set of rankings will release Friday, Aug. 28 at 7 a.m.

What players do you believe belong in the Top 10 of 2010?

Who is the #1 players in the Class of 2010?

Free subscription to first poster who can name #1 and four others from the Top 10 in any order............

Talk of a commitment from Jon Hood, one of the top perimeter players in the 2009 class, has been in the air for the last few weeks. And on Wednesday afternoon, the 6-foot-6, 185-pound perimeter player from Madisonville (Ky.) North Hopkins High School made it official.

Hood to Kentucky- it's official

Univ. of Kentucky just offered a southern Ky. stud.

Franklin-Simpson coach Tim Schlosser just told us that Courtney Dalcourt is holding an offer from Kentucky. Dalcourt has also been offered by Stanford and Western and several others are getting ready to offer.

Can Joker pull this one in from his hometown?

Shenard Holton, a 6-foot, 190-pound RB/OLB from Warren East High School in Bowling Green, Ky., has was offered today by Central Michigan and Eastern Kentucky University. Holton now has scholarship offers from Ball State, Central Michigan and Eastern Kentucky. He is being actively recruited by Alabama, Auburn, Purdue, Kentucky, Nebraska, Boise State, Western Kentucky, and Illinois.

With an offer from Wisconsin, Jenkins considers early committment. Story linked below...

Jenkins high on Wisconsin

Paintsville defeated Johnson Central 59-44 to win Region 15. The Tigers are riding a nine game winning streak and will face Region 7 champion Jeffersontown on March 19th at 6:30 in the first round of the KHSAA Sweet 16. KentuckyPreps.com writer Michael Johnston spoke with Paintsville coach Bill Runyon about his team.

LINK: Paintsville, Slone prepare for tough test

Michael Johnston got some great pictures from the Gardens last night.

Photo Gallery: Check out pictures of J'town's win[/URL]

do you think he'll end up at Kentucky??what about Scotty Hopson?? just wonderin