Overall	Name	Height	Position	Projected Level	School	College
1	Marquis Teague	6'2	PG	High Major	Pike	Kentucky
2	Cody Zeller	6'10	PF	High Major	Washington	Indiana
3	Branden Dawson	6'7	SF	High Major	Gary (Lew Wallace)	Michigan State
4	Michael Chandler	6'11	C	High Major	Lawrence North	Central Florida
5	Dee Davis	5'11	PG	High Major	Bloomington (South)	Xavier
6	Austin Etherington	6'6	SF	High Major	Hamilton Heights	Indiana
7	Andy Smeathers	6'6	SF	High Major	Center Grove	Butler
8	Nic Moore	5'8	PG	High Major Stretch	Warsaw	Illinois State
9	Justin Gant	6'8	PF	High Major Stretch	Terre Haute (North)	Indiana State
9	Steven Jamison*	6'6	SF	Mid Major Plus	Broad Ripple	Passed Away*
10	Jeremiah Jones	6'3	SG	Mid Major	Merrillville	SJ NW Miltary Acad.
11	Antonio Wilson	6'6	PF	Mid Major	Fort Wayne (North Side)
12	Kendall Griffin	6'5	SG	Mid Major	Avon	Wright State
13	Austin Richie	6'2	CG	Mid Major	Lowell	Western Michigan
14	Adonis Filer	6'3	SG	Mid Major	Bishop Noll	Brewster Academy
15	Jonny Marlin	5'11	PG	Mid Major	Center Grove	IPFW
16	Alex Pritchett	6'7	PF	Mid Major	Bedford North Lawrence	Wright State
17	Zac VanDeWater	6'4	SG	Mid Major	Whitko	Indiana Wesleyan
18	Chris Page	6'4	SG	Low Major Plus	Plainfield	Albany
19	Michael Albrecht	5'11	PG	Low Major Plus	Crown Point	Northfield Mt. Hermon
20	Max Landis	6'2	PG	Low Major Plus	Perry Meridian	Gardner Webb
21	Spencer Turner	6'3	SG	Low Major Plus	Bloomington (South)	Belmont
22	Joe Crisman	6'4	SG	Low Major Plus	Munster	Loyola (Chicago)
23	Jalen Packer	6'2	PG	Low Major Plus	Princeton	Western Illinois
24	Tyler Greathouse	6'9	PF	Low Major Plus	Columbus North	Indiana Wesleyan
25	Josh Gentry	6'5	SF	Low Major	Pike	North Dakota
26	Jared Smoot	6'9	C	Low Major	Crown Point	Navy
27	Evan Maschmeyer	6'3	SG	Low Major	Jefferesonville	New Hampton Prep
28	Eric Stutz	6'8	PF	Low Major	Castle	Eastern Kentucky
29	William Barnes	6'3	SG	Low Major	Marion	SW Tennessee CC
30	Alec Peterson	6'10	C	Low Major	Carmel	Huntington
31	Dustin Smith	6'2	CG	Low Major	Eastern Hancock	Maine Central Institute
32	P.J. Boutte	5'7	PG	Low Major	Indianapolis (Howe)	Detroit
33	Jerrick Ware	5'10	PG	Low Major Stretch	East Chicago Central	Trinity Valley JC
34	Logan Thomas	6'1	CG	Low Major Stretch	Monroe Central	Ball State (Student)
35	Alexander Hutson	6'1	PG	Low Major Stretch	Seeger	Ancilla JC
36	Juwan Brescacin	6'5	PF	Low Major Stretch	Culver Academy	Northern IL (Fball)
37	Matt Schauss	6'4	SG	Low Major Stretch	Centerville	Bethel College
38	Chandler Thomas	6'5	PF	Low Major Stretch	Cathedral	Maryland-Baltimore Co
39	Demetrius Lawson	6'2	CG	Low Major Stretch	Zionsville	Mt. Vernon Nazarene
40	Brandon Clark	6'0	PG	Low Major Stretch	Merrillville	Santa Clara
41	Chris Whitehead	5'9	PG	Low Major Stretch	New Albany
42	Ben Davisson	6'10	C	Low Major Stretch	Renesselar Central	W.Michigan (football)
43	Brandon Smith	5'11	PG	D2	Cathedral	Lynn College
44	Ricky Carbajal	6'6	PF	D2	Munster	Quincy (IL)
45	Spencer Comer	6'3	CG	D2	Rushville	St. Francis
46	David Quarles	6'5	SF	D2	Ben Davis
47	Jon Trawick	6'3	SF	D2	Richmond	Mott CC
48	Ryan Rebholz	6'7	SF	D2	Fishers	Morehead St. (walkon)
49	Sam Cooper	6'6	PF	D2	Perry Meridian
50	Lloyd Milton	6'3	SF	D2	Fall Creek Academy
51	Conner Rich	6'4	SG	D2	Tipton	DePauw
52	Greg Dickey	5'11	PG	D2	Tipton	St. Francis
53	Lonnie McElwain	6'9	C	D2	Northwest	Panola JC
54	Chandler Guion	6'2	CG	D2	Lapel	Anderson
55	JaVonte Young	6'2	SG	D2	Mishawaka	Iowa Central CC
56	Jordan Hahn	5'11	PG	D2	New Castle	Huntington
57	Tyler Hall	6'2	CG	D2	Danville	Goshen
58	Dontray Chavis	6'5	PF	D2	Princeton	Cincinnati State CC
59	Michael Nesbitt	6'6	PF	D2	La Lumiere Prep
60	Brian Stolarz	6'4	SF	D2	Munster	IU (student)
61	Ken Mullen	5'9	PG	D2	Fort Wayne (Luers)	IU (football)
62	Kenny Enoch	6'3	SG	D2	Indianapolis (Howe)	Vincennes
63	Evan Brinkmeyer	6'3	SF	D2	Evansville Reitz	Southern Indiana
64	James Sanders	6'5	SF	D2	Michigan City
65	Brandt Miller	6'8	C	D2	Winchester
66	Nyree Robinson	6'3	SG	D2	Carmel	Danville Area CC
67	Aaron Abram	6'3	SF	D2	Lew Wallace (Gary)	JUCO

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Overall	Name	HT.	Pos	Level	School	College
24	Stephan Hawkins	6'8	C	MM-	Bowman Academy
35	Daniel Purvlicis	6'7	C	LM	Noblesville
39	Tyler Alderman	6'9	C	LM	Fishers
52	Josh Turnock	6'8	C	LM-	Eastbrook
63	Keith Cochran	6'10	C	LM-	Bluffton
70	Marcus Mershon	6'7	C	LM-	Plainfield
71	Nathan Cox	6'7	C	LM-	Roncali
	Jordan Van Treese	6'8	C	D3	Lawrence North
	Laron Counce	6'6	C	D2	Gary (Wallace)
	Sam Hunt	6'8	C	D2	Jennings County
	Shawn Heffern	6'5	C	D2	Carmel
	Trevor Thompson	6'10	C	D2	Ben Davis

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2013 Overall Rankings

Here is my top 16 for the class of 2013 so far. Once again, it is a combination of college potential and current skill level.

H=High major H- = High major Stretch

M+ = Mid-major, higher possibly, M=Mid-major, M- =Mid-major stretch

L+ = Low major, higher possibly, L= Low-major, L- = Low-major stretch

1. Collin Hartman 6’5 Cathedral H Good without the ball, very good shooter, always looking to attack, average athlete for a high major prospect. Best when he is coming off screens and either shooting or attacking when the defender is out of position.
2. Basil Smotherman 6’5 SF Heritage Christian H Long arms, quick, good athlete, good basketball IQ like a coach’s son should have, great shooter. Purdue and Xavier have offered so far.
3. Darryl Baker 6’2 Jeffersonville H Power guard, good shooter with great range, penetrates to create for others just as much as he drives to score, still recovering from knee injury but looked healthy April 11.
4. Bryson Scott 6’1 Fort Wayne Northrop H- Change of pace and crafty moves with the ball makes him really hard to guard at this level. He is also strong for his age and finishes well right below the rim. If you play off to stop his penetration, he can knock down jumpers from the outside. The twins play full speed the whole game. He is fun to watch.
5. Devin Davis Jr. 6’6 F Warren Central H- Long, active rebounder, finishes well. Looks like he could grow more and has the fundamentals to improve as a perimeter player. Has been showing more and more of an outside skill set lately.
6. V.J. Beachem 6’5 Fort Wayne Harding SG Big time potential, ultra long arms, ability to handle the ball, good shooter. He hasn’t been too aggressive looking to score when I have seen him.
7. Richard Freeman 6’7 Lawrence Central PF H Good looking lefty stroke to about 17’, athletic, great looking frame. It seems like he will be really good this time next year. Potential is ahead of his skill level by a good margin right now.
8. Brenton Scott 6’0 Fort Wayne Northrop M+ Much like his brother and I can’t really tell them apart, but I believe Bryson is slightly better in terms of scoring ability and play making ability.
9. Phillip Owens 5’11 PG Heritage Christian Ultra quick, good handles, can shoot it from the outside, will go for the flashy play at inopportune times. Very similar to Zavier Turner, but I think Owens is a better shooter and scorer at this point although Turner is more controlled and won’t take some of the bad shots that Owens will.
10. Milos Kostic 6’8 Bishop Noll M+ Solid complete skill set that you would expect from a European-type big man. Kostic picked up an early offer from Northwestern as he fits their mold perfectly.
11. Demetrius Jackson 6’1 Mishawaka M Solid body for a freshmen point guard, good athlete although he doesn’t seem ultra-quick, very good handles.
12. Zavier Turner 5’8 PG Pike Played a pure point guard role for Pike his freshmen year. He displayed great court vision and very tough on ball defense.
13. Zak Irvin 6’3 SF Hamilton Southeastern M Good looking shooting form, can handle the ball, very long. Lots of potential at this point. Similar build as Basil Smotherman, but he doesn’t have the skill set that Smotherman has at this point.
14. Franco House 6’5 Concord PF M Strong, finishes well, dominates inside at this age, but might be done growing. He does move well though. House showed more of a perimeter game this weekend with a full array of dribble moves while driving.
15. Clay Yeo 6’4 Triton SG M More athletic than he looks, good shooter, unsure of his handles at this point. I like his length for a shooter.
16. Nick Davidson 6’3 SG Andrean Had a great year for Andrean starting most of the season if not all for their varsity team. Definitely need to see him more, he might be ranked too low for right now.

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1. AJ Hammons 6’10 Carmel H Love his touch and footwork around the basket also passes well against double teams. I wish Carmel would give him more touches because he makes so many good things happen.
2. Jeremy Hollowell 6’7 Lawrence Central H Extremely long, good shooter from distance, drives the ball well. Lots of upside but inconsistent. He should be a pro one day if he hits the weight room hard and continues to develop his game extremely hard. All the natural ability anyone could ever ask for.
3. Gary Harris 6’4 Hamilton Southeastern H Good length, good set shooter, solid with the ball. Harris and Hollowell have the most upside in the class. Both are nowhere near their potential yet. Harris seems like a kid who wants to become better and might have a slight chip on his shoulder because he didn’t get the early attention that other 2012’s got from schools. Might be more of a 2 right now, but can also play point…I would like him to be more aggressive with the ball
4. Ron Patterson 6’3 Broad Ripple H Athletic as you can get for this age, good shooter…set and off the dribble, solid defender. Weakness-would like him to tighten up his handles. Probably is going to be a SG in college as I don’t see him making the switch to PG. His athleticism will allow him to guard most HM guards.
5. D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera 6’3 North Central H- Crafty, strong as a bull, smart with the ball. He is a great defender because of his strength and great will to win. If you haven’t seen him play, think Byron Eaton the former Oklahoma State PG.
6. Yogi Ferrell 5’11 Park Tudor H- Quick, very good with the ball i.e. change of pace, decision making. Outside shot has improved greatly but still inconsistent. When he has the outside shot going he is unstoppable.
7. Austin Burgett 6’8 Avon M+ Can shoot, can put the ball on the floor, passes well, also rebounds. Added strength and aggressiveness could take his game to the next level, which is a very elite level. Burgett did not have the high school season most expected. He will have to be more assertive in the spring to keep his stock this high.

8. Glenn Robinson, Jr. 6’5 Lake Central M+ Slasher that doesn’t force things, solid athlete, decent handles, good shooting form although he doesn’t look for his shot much. He would rather drive. Finished well at the rim against good size.
9. Dejuan Marrero 6’5 Bowman M+ Solid athlete but not a freak, good rebounder, good motor. I definitely like his toughness and how he gets after on the court.I’m unsure what position he will play at the next level. It looks like he could end up being an undersized PF. He has a lot of work to do to become a perimeter player. Improving shooter, but still a lot to work on and I don’t think he has any ball handling skills whatsoever.
10. Rhett Smith 6’6 Sullivan M True inside/outside player, good post moves, drives the ball well. Rhett has added some weight over the last year. I don’t know if it is mostly muscle or what but he is noticeably bigger than last summer. Weakness-not super athletic although he has a good first step.
11. Rafeal Davis 6’5 Fort Wayne South M Shooter, good length, strong for age. Not a great athlete, he is long so he can dunk but he isn’t jumping out of the gym by any stretch. Weakness-early maturation and could be done growing.
12. Nick Osborne 6’7 Muncie Central M Moves well, strong body for a sophomore. Rebounds out of his area. Right now, he gets most of his baskets off rebounds and when penetrators draw people and he is left with an easy lay-up. He has shown some post moves, but you aren’t going to throw it to him in the post and let him go to work.Decent leaper although he isn’t going to have many highlight dunks..
13. Edward Seay 6’8 Merrillville M+ Long, active in the post. A high potential guy. Needs a lot of refinement, but could definitely get there in two years.
14. Kellen Dunham 6’3 Pendleton Heights M Shooter, can create off the bounce, takes care of the ball. Is not very explosive. Lateral quickness worries me.
15. Ronnie Johnson 5’10 North Central M Very quick, good lefty shooter, small right now. Brother is Terone Johnson.
16. D.J. Ballentine 5’11 Kokomo M Crafty with the ball, good shooter but would like him to look to get to the rim more often.
17. Dylan Langkabel 6’3 Morristown M Very good shooter, good elevation on his jumper, uses screens well, not going to go 1 on 1 to get his shot very often, competitor, decent handles. Athleticism/who he can guard will determine how high he can play at the next level.
18. Brent Calhoun 6’8 Warren Central M Lefty (I love lefty post players), good shot blocker, developing jump hook. Slimmer than last summer. Improving athleticism. Potential is much higher than his current skill level.
19. Tyler Corley 5’10 Lawrence Central M Quick, good handles, good shooter from the outside
20. Kellon Thomas 5’10 Southport M- Leader, good decision maker, improving shooter, strong, finishes well in the lane. Weakness- shooting ability
21. Patrick Ingram 6’3 North Central M Strong body, more of a mid-range shooter than 3pt shooter, likes to get to the rim.
22. Mike Ramey 6’5 Southport M Quick, solid strength for his age, good with the ball, very good shooter.
23. Harry Willis 6’1 Ben Davis M- Quick first step, great defender, will create easy baskets for other with his quickness, can finish inside against bigger players.
24. Kendall Waters 5’11 Pendelton Heights M- Solid shooter, quick, good defensively, looks to make plays for teammates more than himself, very hard-nosed
25. Tyler Alderman 6’9 Fishers M+ Probably will be moved to the Power Forward section. When I saw him, he was facing a zone defense that featured 2 6'10 players. He did show great athleticism...jumps really well, moves well, and can run
26. Jared Drew 6’6 Lawrence Central M- Solid athlete, long, gets to the rim easily. Weakness-shot selection
27. Jordan Burton 6’7 Edinburgh M Posts well, good post moves, good rotation on shot although flat, runs well, not explosive off the floor.
28. Logan Irwin 5’11 L Whitko L+ Strong, leader, slasher, creator. Needs to improve shooting.
29. R.J. Hunter 6’2 Pike M- Shooter, long, smart. Weakness-rail thin
30. Brad Hartman 6’5 Union County L+ Good shooting form, gets after the boards, good basketball IQ
31. Daniel Purvlicis 6’6 Noblesville M- Good looking shot, solid footwork in the lane, wingspan looks much bigger than his 6’6 height, needs strength work. Has to be more aggressive to make that next step in his development.
32. Aaron Payne 6’2 Broad Ripple L Plays more of a pg position but struggles with decision making at times.
33. Adam Botts 6’0 Muncie Central M- Good shooter, steady with the ball, leader
34. Travis Britt 6’3 Culver Academy M- Strong, gets to the rim very well (Old for his grade I believe)
35. Jodan Price 6’6 Lawrence Central L+ A true 6’6, potential guy right now, tentative at times
36. Joel Smith 6’5 Heritage Christian L+ Strong, smart, good motor, solid mid-range set jumper. Might be done growing.
37. Rashad Richardson 6’4 Lafayette Jeff L+ Long, handles the ball but is loose with it right now, unusual shoot from the outside but is consistent with it. Length is his major strength to his game.
38. Da Veon Balls 6’0 Lawrence North L+ Quick, good handles, solid outside shot
39. Kyle Wuest 6’2 Edinburgh L Athletic slasher with a good mid-range pull-up game.
40. D.J. Neal 5’11 Fort Wayne North L+
41. Riley Rapp 6’0 Guerin Catholic L+ Mostly a shooter right now, but has the ability and quickness to get to the rim off the dribble.
42. Ben Gardner 5’11 Carmel L+ Lefty, great with the ball, quick enough to penetrate and finishes well at the rim. Looks to pass more than to shoot
43. Jordan VanTreese 6’8 Lawrence North L+ Stephen’s brother, developing, plays hard, rebounds well
44. Keith Cochran 6’9 Bluffton L+ Good touch, still catching up to his body.
45. Nathan Cox 6’7 Morristown L- Solid post moves, good motor, unathletic, doesn’t move too well.
46. Aloyis Gray 6’5 Brebeuf L+ Extremely long, active rebounder
47. Mitch Yeagy 5’10 L Alexandria L Smart player, good shooter
48. Shawn Heffern 6’5 Carmel L Strong with solid post moves
49. Thomas Treadway 6’4 Zionsville Lanky, good set shooter
50. Mike Lenz 6’1 Brebeuf Slasher, tough, good mid-range game

Final 2010 Overall Rankings

Here are the final rankings for the class of 2010 in the state of Indiana.

H=High major H- = High major Stretch

M+ = Mid-major, higher possibly, M=Mid-major, M- =Mid-major stretch

L+ = Low major, higher possibly, L= Low-major, L- = Low-major stretch

1. Deshaun Thomas 6’7 Bishop Luers H
2. Terone Johnson 6’3 North Central H-
3. Chrishawn Hopkins 6’2 Manual H-
4. Jesse Berry 6’1 Lafayette Jeff H-
5. Erik Fromm 6’8 Bloomington South M+
6. Donnie Hale 6’7 New Albany M+
7. Ethan Jacobs 7’0 Tipton H-
8. Russell Byrd 6’7 Blackhawk Christian M+
9. Khristian Smith 6’3 Pike M
10. Travis Carrol 6’8 Danville M
11. Tyrae Robinson 6’1 Bowman Academy M
12. Jordan Manual 6’8 Howe M+
13. Daniel Turner 6’6 Mount Vernon M
14. Jack Isenbarger 6’3 Zionsville M
15. P.J. Hubbert 6’5 Mount Vernon M
16. Jake Kitchell 6’8 South Central M-
17. LaTroy Taylor 6’2 Gary Wallace M-
18. Michael Harris 6’1 East Chicago L+
19. Christopher Bond 6’4 Bowman L
20. Julian Boatner 6’3 Bloomington North L+
21. Kegan Clark 6’4 Jeffersonville L+
22. Neal Beshears 6’6 Winchester L-
23. DeArmond Davis 6’6 Mount Vernon L
24. Brandon Demmings 6’2 Washington L+
25. Chris Welker 6’4 Zionsville L
26. Andre Hampton 6’1 Howe L
27. Greg Miller 6’6 North Miami L-
28. Mitchell Patton 6’9 South Knox
29. Mike Kibiloski 6’7 Elkhart Memorial L-
30. Colin Maltsberger 6’3 North Montgomery L-
31. Robert Kitzinger 6’6 Carmel L-
32. Thomas Anderson 6’7 Terre Haute North D2
33. Andrew Rudakas 6’5 Wheeler L-
34. Jeff Howard 6’8 Westfield L-
35. John Michael Jarvis - Terre Haute South L-
36. Roddy Richardson 6’2 Lafayette Jeff L-
37. Leland Brown 6’4 Noblesville L-
38. Brad Elam 5’10 Ben Davis L-
39. Jordan Weidner 6’1 Danville L-
40. Willie Rhodes 6’2 Warren Central D2
41. KeVan Ford 5’11 Bowman D2
42. Cyllk Joesph 5’11 Bowman D2
43. Brad Karp 6’4 Valparaiso D2
44. Parker Staufer 6’6 Southridge D2
45. Justin Gill 6’6 Munster D2
46. Kyle Ritz 6’0 Munster D2
47. Zach Starr 6’1 Hamilton Southeastern D2
48. Trip McFall 6’3 North Central D2
49. Jeff Sustarcic 6’1 Union County D2
50. Aaron Bluitt 6’1 North Central D2
51. Jake Browne 6’6 Hamilton Southeastern D2

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2010 Final Rankings Posted

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IndyBall.com Impressions (2013)

The 2013 class might not quite be as good as the 2012 group, but it looks to be very good. Again, Eric Gordon All-Stars have a great group of prospects.

Basil Smotherman, Jr. 6'5 Heritage Christian is long, baby-faced, quick, athletic, and is a great shooter from the outside. He plays smart and within himself. He has reportedly been offered by Purdue already. I was really impressed with his game in the first couple times I have seen him.

Zak Irvin 6'4 Hamilton Southeastern is built like Smootherman with his long, wirey frame. He played JV this year for HSE and should be a nice second option to Gary Harris next year for them.

Devin Davis, Jr. 6'6 Warren Central was really active, plays hard, he looked comfortable on the perimeter although he did most of his scoring damage inside. He had a nice dunk driving from the arc in a half-court set. I see him being a wing in college.

RJ Currington, who is from Schererville but attends Oak Hill Academy in Virgina, was not at the tournament this weekend.

Darryl Baker 6'3 Jeffersonville (Team Southern Indiana 2012 Red) was playing after being out the high school season with a knee injury. Baker is strong, good court vision, and can shoot it really well from distance. Hopefully, he will be 100% soon and I will get to see how he really measures up with the other top 2013 players.

IndyBall.com Impressions (2012)

2012 is a loaded class in Indiana. There is enough talent in the 2011, 2012, and 2013 classes in Indiana for college coaches across the nation to all get a piece of the action.

The Eric Gordon All-Stars 2012 team is just absolutely loaded. All the next players are on the EG10 team.

Jeremy Hollowell 6'6 Lawrence Central has added some muscle since last summer. Hollowell didn't have the high school season most people thought he would. It wasn't a bad year, but he was inconsistent and people questioned his motor. Today, he was back in his AAU form. He buried a couple of 3's sandwiched together with a couple of powerful dunks. His length, athleticism, and skill set is unmatched in the 2012 class.

Rhett Smith 6'6 Sullivan has also added some weight to his frame. I'm not sure if that has affected his quickness. His pump fake and drive game was very good last year. His 3pt form looks more smooth than it did last year.

Nick Osborne 6'7 Muncie Central is really strong for his age. Osborne dominated the glass in the game I saw. He is really active and tough inside. He even showed some lateral quickness by containing a guard on the perimeter.

Brent Calhoun 6'8 Warren Central has improved around the basket. He is finishing much more consistently now. He has always been able to block shots and rebound, but now he is a threat on the offensive end.

Dylan Langkabel 6'4 Morristown was not as athletic as he looked when I saw him during the high school year. He did knock down a couple of 3's though. His skill set will not be questioned when determining what level he can play in college. The deciding factor will be his athleticism and who he can guard.

There are other very good players that I have not listed. Ronnie Johnson (North Central), Kendall Waters (Pendleton Heights), Patrick Ingram (North Central).

Grant Meyer 5'11 Silver Creek (Team Southern Indiana) impressed me with his shooting ability. Quick release and always in control, I will be watching him this spring.

Sam Hunt 6'7 Jennings County (Team Southern Indiana) is a big man prospect I haven't seen before today. He did some good things and moved pretty well. I will be keeping an eye on him this spring.

I didn't get a chance to see the Indiana Elite One team featuring Ron Patteron, Kellen Dunham, and Kellon Thomas. I should get a chance to see them Sunday.