With plenty of young talent in the state of Kentucky it’s tough to figure out just who is at the top of the line in each class.
Most rankings would have Bullitt East star Derek Willis.
But Rick Bolus of High Potential Scouting Service has Willis, a former Purdue commitment now looking at Louisville, Kentucky and Indiana, as the second-best underclassman in the state behind Trinity’s Darryl Hicks (photo).
The 6-foot-4 Hicks sat out his sophomore season after transferring from Shelby County and will be a junior this season for the Shamrocks.
Central’s D’Angelo Russell, considered one of the top 15 sophomores in the country, is No. 3 on the listing followed by Ballard sophomore Quentin Snider - a Louisville commitment - Henry Clay sophomore Trey Grundy and Dixie Heights sophomore Brandon Hatton.
Sheldon Clark sophomore Justin Johnson checks in next, followed by Lafayette sophomore Jackson Davis, Bryan Station junior Larry Morton, Paducah Tilghman junior Darius Brown, Madison Central junior Dominique Hawkins and Henry Clay sophomore Jordan Green.
The state’s top "sleeper" is Tates Creek 6-foot-10 junior Darius Lewis.
Among those in the "second 12″ is Perry County Central eighth-grader Braxton Beverly.
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