NERR rankings have now been updated in the class of 2015 and there is a new #1 in CT & ME

[husky99]

http://www.newenglandrecruitingreport.com/rankings/new_england.php

 

[husky99]

http://www.newenglandrecruitingreport.com/rankings/new_england.php

By state

http://www.newenglandrecruitingreport.com/rankings/

 

[CallMeBruce]

Robert "BJ" Martin, #24 on that list, is an absolutely awesome kid. I wish he was higher up so we'd pursue him.

 

[alfonse]

I saw the number 2 2016 player on there(and number 3) Bruce Brown. He was the guy for Vermont academy who lost a close game to Kimball Union who was very good and lost in the finals to Cushing and Jalen Adams. Bruce looked like a shooting guard who was pretty much unstoppable going to the hoop and drawing contact. He was an explosive athlete as well with a few dunks in the game I saw. I recall him hitting an outside shot or two. He was SUPER skinny but not unexpected with a high school sophomore. Also his main game was drawing contact and he seemed to deal with it pretty well. The bigger kid ranked 3 did not standout in the game but probably cause Malik Abu was owning him. Under normal circumstances we might go after Bruce Brown but I would guess he is a bit lower than the caliber of player we are going for now. But he is worth keeping an eye on with 2 more years to develop.

 

[otp85]

Makai Ashton-Langford; #2 in 2016 in Mass. Plays like a young Ryan Boatright just a slightly less above the rim.

 

[azescobar]

I saw Bruce Brown at the Dallas EYBL. Kid was a stud. Played lockdown D and had a lot of heart. He is probably about 6-3, threw down a real nice dunk in the halfcourt. BABC was trapping full court while they were up. They played tough and aggressive. This kid has nice toughness to him. I haven't seen that we're recruiting him but I'd sign him up. He's prety much a consensus top 30 recruit nationwide at this point.