ballzdeep wrote:mthoops- I'm not tring to be disrespectful but it's hard to take anything you write at face value. Example: Based on your past messages it's easy to tell you are pulling for Jack McGillis, You claim to have inside info about him but when I asked where I could find YOUR interview w/ him you give a bogus answer implying you work for ESPN, which I don't believe. I would think that if you where really pulling for him you could and would produce the article. You stated you interviewed him and I would really like to read it is this possible? mslacat quick question: If Chaves played in an all-star game with the previously mentioned do you think he would score more than 15pts?
Depends on how tough the competition was. Chavez could score in the 30's if needed,
but he was more known for his other great skills. He was the best passing 6-7 highschool
player I have ever seen. He could have 12 points and 10 assists if needed. I would like
to point out that the summer between his junior senior year he played on an all star team
made up primarily Washington seniors. The team feature a top 25 national player Sean
Mellon (now playing for Gonzaga) as well as many other top Washington players, most
of who are playing college ball now. The coaches told Chavez they had plenty of scores,
but needed him to rebound. In the AAU tourney Chavez was named "the Best
Rebounder".
He averaged about 9 points in a starting roll double figure rebounding, and about 5 assists
a game. My point is Chavez was not a one dimensional player like most Big Sky
Conference players are. Asking if he would have 15 points a game is really irrelevant.
Would he dominate a team of Montana players YES.
