'11 MI PG Patrick Lucas-Perry (MSU Offer)

[btl17]

Originally Posted by marlowma

If there is a question about Patrick Lucas-Perry, PL-P, being legit he has scored big in every BIG game Powers has played in! 29 pts vs Detroit Country Day, 26 pts in the finals vs Zeeland, averaging 20pts per game during the playoffs. He's the same size as Corey Lucas. They may be related. I have seen this kid on several occasions and he can score, defend and and flat out play! His basketball IQ seems to be quite high which puts him in the upper class of point guards! He is a good fit and will get an offer from MSU, eventually.

Seriously?

[MChamp4]

Originally Posted by btl17

Seriously?

Originally Posted by marlowma

If there is a question about Patrick Lucas-Perry, PL-P, being legit he has scored big in every BIG game Powers has played in! 29 pts vs Detroit Country Day, 26 pts in the finals vs Zeeland, averaging 20pts per game during the playoffs. He's the same size as Corey Lucas. They may be related. I have seen this kid on several occasions and he can score, defend and and flat out play! His basketball IQ seems to be quite high which puts him in the upper class of point guards! He is a good fit and will get an offer from MSU, eventually.

Are you kidding me? Do you even watch Michigan State basketball?

[House of Payne]

Originally Posted by marlowma

If there is a question about Patrick Lucas-Perry, PL-P, being legit he has scored big in every BIG game Powers has played in! 29 pts vs Detroit Country Day, 26 pts in the finals vs Zeeland, averaging 20pts per game during the playoffs. He's the same size as Corey Lucas. They may be related. I have seen this kid on several occasions and he can score, defend and and flat out play! His basketball IQ seems to be quite high which puts him in the upper class of point guards! He is a good fit and will get an offer from MSU, eventually.

this made my day

[wolfmat3]

Originally Posted by btl17

Seriously?

Originally Posted by MChamp4

Are you kidding me? Do you even watch Michigan State basketball?

What? You guys have never heard of Corey Lucas? He started all season along with Tyler Walton, Raymond Morgan, David Roe, and Gilbert Suton. Final Four! Duh!

[Speacons]

Can we please quit wasting time, effort and scholarships on Big 9 basketball players? The conference has yet to kick out a high producing D1 basketball player since.......Roy Marble maybe? The talent level is simply not there at this point - nor has it been for several years. And for the record, I went to school in the Big 9.

[papaburg88]

Originally Posted by wolfmat3

What? You guys have never heard of Corey Lucas? He started all season along with Tyler Walton, Raymond Morgan, David Roe, and Gilbert Suton. Final Four! Duh!

Corey is Kalins little brother........plays for OLSM....i like ur attempt and being cocky tho

[wolfmat3]

Originally Posted by papaburg88

Corey is Kalins little brother........plays for OLSM....i like ur attempt and being cocky tho

Ah, that make more sense. I'm an idiot

[Stats]

Time to change the thread title...officially offered by MSU per Bankhoops.

[DUGVSUSPARTAN]

Lets get this kid in, I think he turns out to be one of the best, if not the best player in the state in a loaded 2011 class....great point guards win big ten titles, go to final fours, and win national championships....

[spewing oil]

Can we start this thread over? Tons of bashing in here.

[T.C.O.B.]

Have been told that UM has offered him as well..........

[DUGVSUSPARTAN]

yes they have, but they have no shot...his brother would have went here in a heartbeat if we had offered him....he will be green in the end

[burnsmi4]

Originally Posted by T.C.O.B.

Have been told that UM has offered him as well..........

not a surprise. going to come down to what PLP wants in a college. either make a final four and win some big ten titles or play with his brother and play more early

[Claretts Folly]

Any time I read about him he doesn't seem to be as highly regarded as the other local PG in his class, Brundrige (sp?) I think. However, I frequently hear Spartan and Wolverine fans alike talk about him in glowing terms like he's Kalin Lucas Part 2.

What gives?

[DUGVSUSPARTAN]

best PG in the state for 2011...he hopefully will be green soon

[Claretts Folly]

Originally Posted by DUGVSUSPARTAN

best PG in the state for 2011...he hopefully will be green soon

So is he better than Brundridge? Anything I read seems to indicate the contrary. Or is this maybe one of those "player X is better but player Y is more realistic" deals?

[DUGVSUSPARTAN]

i am under the impression that if we have our choice of either itr will be PLP no doubt, so yes he is better

[Claretts Folly]

Originally Posted by DUGVSUSPARTAN

i am under the impression that if we have our choice of either itr will be PLP no doubt, so yes he is better

Got it.

[robin586]

Brundridge is a scoring point guard and he gets his points by blowing by his defenders or using his muscle to get past them. At this point he does not have a consistent three point shot and definitely has a scoring mentality.

PLP is more of true point guard in that he facilitates the offense and takes his shots when he needs too. He's an extremely smart player for his age and is a great leader already. Also he prides himself on being a lock-down defender.

[DUGVSUSPARTAN]

PLP is the guy we will take and is our first choice between the two...

[Stats]

Originally Posted by Clarett's Folly

Any time I read about him he doesn't seem to be as highly regarded as the other local PG in his class, Brundrige (sp?) I think. However, I frequently hear Spartan and Wolverine fans alike talk about him in glowing terms like he's Kalin Lucas Part 2.

What gives?

Major, major differences between the two. PLP is a Big Ten point guard, period. Brundidge? Not so much, at this point. Very talented player, no doubt, but he *really* lacks necessary PG skills (isn't great at seeing the floor, not a great passer etc.). Unless he develops in a major way, he's going to have to play off the ball at the next level, and not a lot of 6'0" SGs make it at the high major level.

[The Armchair Quarterback]

Originally Posted by Stats

Major, major differences between the two. PLP is a Big Ten point guard, period. Brundidge? Not so much, at this point. Very talented player, no doubt, but he *really* lacks necessary PG skills (isn't great at seeing the floor, not a great passer etc.). Unless he develops in a major way, he's going to have to play off the ball at the next level, and not a lot of 6'0" SGs make it at the high major level.

Junior achiever
2011 prospect Carlton Brundidge (Southfield, Mich.) slashed and shot his way to 27 big points in the U-16 final. Brundidge knifed through the defense to score on strong drives. He is a capable shooter from long range, but he is at his best punishing opponents on his way to the basket. When he gets a head of steam with the ball in his hands, the defense gets out of his way. He was able to get a lot done by sprinting the wing hard in transition. He plays with relentless energy and passion, and refuses to be denied when he wants to score -- even gathering his own misses for putbacks. It is also important to point out that Brundidge continued to make plays on both ends of the floor even in a stretch during the first half when his shot was not falling.

Soaring wing
LaDontae Henton (Lansing, Mich.) also provided offense for The Family in the U-16 final. Henton was beating his defender off the dribble to score. The lefty showed a nice midrange game. He is able to secure the rebound on the defensive end and outlet or lead the break himself. When he outlets it, he continues to run the floor, often getting a return pass or getting a tip-in. He is not afraid to chase down a loose ball and dive on the floor. He operates well from the high post area. His strong body allows him to finish through contact and maintain his intensity throughout the game.

Paul Biancardi: Jared Sullinger and All-Ohio Red came out on top in a hard-fought final at the Peach Jam - ESPN

[robin586]

YouTube - FullCourtPreps.com: 1 on 1 With Patrick Lucas-Perry

[BigPeabody]

Didn't PLP's brother transfer to scUM?

That might hamper his recruiting, no?

[gw73]

Originally Posted by BigPeabody

Didn't PLP's brother transfer to scUM?

That might hamper his recruiting, no?

Watch the video just before your post. PLP's sister went to MSU also.