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Lewis-Palmer H.S. (Monument, CO)
AAU: Colorado Chaos
Ht: 6-foot-9
Wt: 225 lbs
Rivals rating: 4*; #20 PF (#61 overall)
Scout rating: 4*; #13 C (#46 overall)
ESPN rating: 4*-96 grade; #8 C (#36 overall)
247 rating: 4*-93 rating; #14 C (#63 overall)
Reported Offers: Colorado
Last edited by Goose; 11-09-2011 at 09:40 PM.
From Rivals on Jan 6, 2011: Colorado junior has game
Scott has already taken unofficial visits to Colorado, Northern Colorado and Denver. The Class of 2012 prospect is also familiar with Air Force, as both of his parents graduated from the Academy.
"He has been to CU quite a few times. He would like to be a part of their program and they like him a lot," McKinstry said. "So I know there is some strong interest there and he really likes [head] coach [Tad] Boyle an awful lot, but who knows. It is early in the process. We'll see what develops."
Scott is averaging 20 points, 11 rebounds and three-and-a-half blocks eight games into his junior campaign. He is close to 100 percent after undergoing foot surgery last summer. [reason he did not play AAU and his recruiting was slowed - buffnik]
"What I like about Josh's game is he runs the floor very well, he is pretty athletic and he is pretty light on his feet," McKinstry said. "He has a good wing span, good length to him. He is very, very good with his left hand even though he is right handed.
There's a lot more to that article that talks about the other programs recruiting him, his defensive ability and the prospects from his younger brother Jordan (a 2013 prospect).
MaxPreps lists Scott among its Top 100 for 2012: http://www.maxpreps.com/news/5xwRG68...ll-top-100.htm
Class 4A second team All-State selection pumped in 23.7 points and over 10 rebounds per game in leading Lewis-Palmer to 21-6 record last season.
Interesting that MaxPreps has at least some level of evaluation on him, but not the "big 3". I wonder when they'll get around to it?
We should have listened to Colorado fans.
http://www.gazettepreps.com/articles...mer-scott.html
Good article. Josh is dominating competition this year, but when he played the bigger schools (Broomfield, Boulder, etc), he did not do as well. If he's being compared to Garrity by the same coach...great (I personally think that's BS - Garrity was great). His brother seems like he could be a legit player too.
If they keep developing, both Scott kids could be worthy of a scholarship. Right now though, they seem like they need more development - I would take Allen and Christiansen over Scott.
Not trying to knock the kid, but seems like a stretch. This sort of reminds me of Jonathan Sanders, who dominated competition at Bellevue Christian, but simply put, wasn't good enough against top competition.Originally Posted by Buffnik
New Rivals article on Josh: http://colorado.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1186749
Scott has been averaging 22 points, 11 rebounds, four blocks and two-and-a-half steals per game while helping Lewis-Palmer to a 17-2 record this winter. The Rangers are ranked No. 2 in 4A.
"I can use both hands and I am good at going one-on-one from the post or even from the outside," Scott said. "I worked on my jump shot a lot and right now I am shooting mid-range jumpers and making them. This upcoming summer, I want to get a three-point jump shot."
Colorado, Colorado State, Denver, Northern Colorado, Wake Forest, UNLV, Boise State, Stanford, San Francisco and TCU have all shown serious interest in Scott in recent weeks.
This one should be interesting. I'd really like to keep Scott home if he's good enough to play for some of programs on that list such as UNLV and Wake Forest. In Tad I trust.
http://blogs.denverpost.com/sports/2...gs-bigs/15836/
Looks like the Buffs are targeting two Springs big boys which one of them is Scott. The other is Wesley Gordon from Sierra (time for a thread for Gordon if there isn't one).
Scott has to be a second option in my opinion. Boyle's the coach so it's his call obviously...and I of course wish the best for Scott...but I think we need to go after higher caliber of players.
Boyle recently received a verbal committment from Josh Scott, a 6-8 junior from Palmer-Ridge High School in Colorado Springs.
Scott, who will be a member of the 2012 recruiting class, is averaging 25.9 points and 11.3 rebounds this season.
Read more: CU's Boyle lands in-state recruit - Boulder Daily Camera http://www.dailycamera.com/ci_175302...#ixzz1FZQg0uOW
DailyCamera.com
Welcome to the Buffs, Josh!
must...sign...more....big men. HT and Cain can't do it alone. Welcome aboard Josh!
so is he 6-8 or 6-9? hopefully he puts on some lbs.
Lewis Palmer? Palmer Ridge? Which one?
either way welcome to the Buffs!
...and this is the reason why I'm torn on this one. I'm not trying to put Josh down here, but I just feel like he needed to prove himself a little more before the offer. He's rail thin, and plays in a rather weak conference/classification. I hope Boyle is right on this one, because we need some beef up front. Matt Christiansen looks like a great guy to be really targeting. One interesting thing though is how his little brother develops.
I was trying to keep an eye on Christiansen. Several games late in the season he didn't seem to dominate, like you'd expect. Not sure where he's headed, but I think this offer/verbal may spell the end of Matt's recruitment to CU. I may be wrong, but just a hunch.
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