Indiana vs. Kentucky All Star Series

[Kyle Feller]

The series, often called the world series of high school basketball, began in 1940 and features some of the finest graduating players from each respective state. Indiana leads the series 79-41.

Here are this years rosters:

Kentucky

Tyler Brown, Apollo, 6-3, G, Morehead State
Arrez Henderson, Holmes, 6-0, G, Undecided
Scotty Hopson, University Heights, 6-7, F, Tennessee
Desmond Johnson, Cumberland, 6-5, F, Undecided
Shelvin Mack, Bryan Station, 6-2, G, Butler
x-Darius Miller, Mason County, 6-7, F, Kentucky
Aaron Morris, Madison Central, 6-5, F, IUPUI
Victor Moses, Henry Clay, 6-5, F, Undecided
Landon Slone, Paintsville, 6-4, G, Kentucky (walk-on)
Corey Sorrell, Covington Holy Cross, 6-4, G, Northern Kentucky
Michael Sparks, Tates Creek, 6-4, G, Virginia Military
Taylor Stewart, Lexington Catholic, 6-5, F, Air Force

Indiana

Garrett Butcher, Edgewood, 6-7, 25.2, Butler
Randy Davis, Plymouth, 5-11, 22.9, Ball State
Gordon Hayward, Brownsburg, 6-8, 18.0, Butler
Braydon Hobbs, New Albany, 6-5, 15.5, Bellarmine
Kyle Kuric, Evansville Memorial, 6-4, 20.8, Louisville
Julian Mavunga, Brownsburg, 6-8, 18.8, Miami (Ohio)
Julius Mays, Marion, 6-2, 18.6, North Carolina State
Daniel Moore, Carmel, 5-10, 13.5, Indiana
Zack Novak, Chesterton, 6-5, 26.9, Michigan
Walter Offutt, Warren Central, 6-3, NA, Ohio State (Injured)
Chase Stigall, New Castle, 6-4, 21.2, Butler
Larry Stone, Howe, 5-9, 22.0, IUPUI
Alex Young, Northwest, 6-5, 18.6, IUPUI
Tyler Zeller, Washington, 7-0, 33.2, North Carolina

[huisrealgood]

What's up with the "x" next to Miller?

[Kyle Feller]

Not sure.

[huntington fan]

Probably means he too is a coke dealer...

[tubballfan]

Apparantly Coach Patterson coached the Kentucky team in 1979, and they won twice. i have no idea how many times they play but I thought that was cool, too bad he had to coach the bad guys though

[Kyle Feller]

Each year they play at game in Kentucky and a game in Indianapolis.

[Kyle Feller]

Indiana Seniors defeat Indiana Junios 93-91.

www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080610/SPORTS0203/306100007/1004/SPORTS

[blue2blue]

I went to an Indiana-Kentucky All-Star game a number of years ago at Lexington. The UK home floor. We had the nose-bleed seats, so far from the floor you really needed binoculars to see anything. Because there were lots of empty seats below, we did move down closer.

There was a regular mall inside the upper tier of the complex, I had seen nothing like it up to that time. I don't think I'd even want season tickets if my tickets were way up top. The steps down were so narrow (don't know how much of this has changed), I was careful not to trip or I'd fall down 40 or 50 rows of seats without stopping (so it seemed). Almost straight up and down and a horrible view from up there. Positive thing is, it's not hard to run out the back and grab a sandwich or buy a set of luggage.