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Seneca's Harris makes the call

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.
This post was edited on 10/5 2:43 PM by EasyCard

Gallery link: More pics from Kentucky All-Stars

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

Holton lands two more offers

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.

LINK: Paintsville, Slone prepare for tough test

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

Hop-town's Hopson won't sign with Miss State this fall

Hopson will wait to sign

By Jerry Meyer, Rivals.com

Normally the basketball signing period goes along as expected, but there is usually one or two surprises each year. This year's signing period begins with surprising news out of Hopkinsville (Ky.) University Heights High School. Top-10 prospect Scotty Hopson isn't ready to sign with Mississippi State, at least not right now.

"I'm not going to sign right now," said Hopson. "Me and my family decided that it is just not the right time."

Hopson, who has been committed to Mississippi State for over a year, still maintains his verbal commitment to the Bulldogs - although he won't be signing a Letter of Intent on Wednesday.

"I'm still committed to Mississippi State," he said. "I'm not opening up my recruitment."

Hopson, a 6-foot-5, 185-pound shooting guard, did not go into specifics as to why he is waiting. However, he did say there is the possibility that he would sign at the end of the week-long early signing period.

Hopson is the No. 9 ranked prospect in the Rivals150, and there will be a massive amount of recruiting activity swirling around him in the coming days.

Hopson on Hold

What are you hearing on Sam Robey?

What are you hearing on Sam Robey?

I am hearing that the UK legacy and UL recruit is waiting to hear back from Florida on an offer.

Rivals.com reported already that he took a visit down there, but now we've heard that Florida might be the safe option to pick between the Kentucky vs. Louisville battle that he's been hearing for the last four years.

It would be tough for both schools if he slipped away out of state.

Predictions of Shelby Co. @ Scott Co. Playoff

Its 6A football as two top teams go head to head. Shelby Co. (6-4) leads a top ranked offense with starting quarterback Alex Matthews back from injury. Scott Co. survived a flying finish from Shelby Co. earlier in the year with a close 40-35 win. Scott Co. ran for over 500 yards. Can the Rockets of Shelby Co. stop the rushing attack and move on to the next round?
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