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Ray "Bobby" Parks Jr

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MSBA Super 80 Basketball League
Written by Andre Whitehead
Tuesday, 21 August 2007


Erik Buggs

Memphis will be the site for this new Fall Basketball League venture.

The Mid-South Basketball Academy is forming this league to "promote player development; as well as, keeping our players out of trouble by occupying their idle time during the off season".

The games will commence on September 4th and run through a playoff round ending on October 3rd.

The potential rosters of the eight teams in this new venture as sent to me by the director are as follows:

No game sites were provided.

SPURS:

Jason Jones (Ridgeway)

Lawrence Bowers (St. George's)

Trey Payne (Manassas)

Anthony Jones (Raleigh-Egypt)

Terrence Durham (Craigmont)

Chris Downey (Ridgeway)

Ben Norfleet (Raleigh-Egypt)

Curtis Lee (Kirby)

Blake Daniels (Braircrest Christian)

Cordero Macklin (Ridgeway)



PACERS:

Joe Jackson (Whiten Station)

Elgin Lee (Braircrest Christian)

Johnny Williams (Braircrest Christian)

Danny Harris (White Station)

Mardracus Wade (Mitchell)

Denario Robertson (Hamilton)

Cedric McAfee (Carver)

Martin Mitchell (CBHS)

Nathan Rucker (Melrose)

Mike Rose (MUS)



GRIZZLIES:

Elliot Williams (St. George's)

Carlos Denton (Hamilton)

Jeremy Holmes (Raleigh-Egypt)

Bobby Parks Jr. (St. George's)

Andre Boone (White Station)

Chris Crockett (Ridgeway)


Quentin Partee (Fairley)

Jacob Arnett (Tipton Rosemark)

Robert Schaffer (Sheffield)



HEAT:

Leslie McDonald (Braircrest Christian)

Malcolm Burton (Kirby)

Tim Peete (Central)

Marquette Murrell (White Station)

Derrick Mason (Fairley)

Marvin Williams (White Station)

Darryl Marshall (Wooddale)

Harry Greene (White Station)


Frankie Brougher (CBHS)

Melvin Brooks (Northside)



SUNS:

Farrakohn Hall (White Station)

Timothy Ware (BTW)

Chris House (Kirby)

Reginald Buckner (Manassas)

Joseph Northington (Southwind)

Chris Crawford (Sheffield)

Drew Barham (CBHS)

Justin Harris (Hamilton)

Kaylon Durham (White Station)

Brad Luckett (CBHS)



CAVALIERS:

Sampson Carter (Ridgeway)

Anthony Sanford (ECS)

Tyler Stone (Central)

Darius Page (Southwind)

Zach Jones (Craigmont)

Marvin Veasey (Raleigh-Egypt)

Ian Clark (Germantown)

Matthew Nichols (Ridgeway)

McCoy Polk (Wooddale)

Tarik Black (Ridgeway)



LAKERS:

Terrico White (Craigmont)

Ronald Brown (Raleigh-Egypt)

Erik Buggs (Mitchell)

Adonis Thomas (Melrose)

Jarvis Jones (Mitchell)

A.J. Cunningham (Cordova)

Marquis Wilson (Wooddale)

Larry McGaughey (BTW)

Travis Bridges (BTW)

Dominique Shellman (Ridgeway)





BULLS:

Arnette Moultrie (Raleigh-Egypt)

Gregg Wooten (Briarcrest Christian)

Masceo Harmon (Central)

Telvin Wilkerson (Melrose)

Reggie Fondren (Raleigh-Egypt)

Rockeem Henderson (Kirby)

Darrell Neal (Mitchell)

Johnny Dunavent (Bolton)

Patrick Coleman (White Station)

Aparecio Peggins (White Station)
 
UPDATE LANG PO!!!!

http://www.freewebs.com/thehoopreport/


9/4/07

Week 2 of the CBL's NDBL Division was better than the week before. All three games were entertaining, especially the last one! Guys were throwing down monster dunks, and others were nailing three pointers from all other the gym! Two teams got their first wins, and two others remained undefeated.The first game of the day featured the Altitude and RiverDragons. It was a close game for the most part, until the Altitude pulled away late for a 56 - 45 victory. With less than 4 minutes to go in the game, it was a 3 point game (41-44) in favor of the Altitude; that's when 5'10" Ivan Denson's bucket sparked a 10-4 run that sealed the deal for the 0-2 RiverDragons. The Altitude was led by Jalen Jackson with 17 pts, 12rebs, and the Riverdragons were led by Chris Jones (Shadowlawn) for the second week in a row with 17pts......In the second game the Dazzle outlasted the Flight, 75- 65 in a game of huge runs! Led by Adonis Thomas two spectacular dunks, the Dazzle would jump on top of the Flight early in the game by double digits. That's when Cameron Golden went on a run of his own scoring 9 sizzling points in a row, two deep threes and a "and 1", to cut into the deficit 24-19. After that Chris Jones (Melrose) led the Dazzle on a 21-5 run to close out the half and extend its lead to 45-24. Halfway through the second half, Golden, along with Alex Anderson, put on a serious hoops clinic, and helped the flight take the lead 53- 52! Not to be outdone, both Jones and Thomas would regroup and lead the Dazzle down the stretch and outscore the Flight 22-13. The Dazzle would go on to win and remain undefeated! Chris Jones and Adonis Thomas scored 25 pts and 23 points, respectively for the Dazzle; and Cameron Golden poured in 33 pts and Alex Anderson added 18 for the Flight....In the final game of the evening and perhaps the most exciting game, the Flame erased a 22 point halftime deficit and beat the RimRockers 52-48 in overtime! The RimRockers totally dominated the first half of this game 27- 5 behind the superior play of Bobby Parks Jr. and Andre Boone The second half was a entirely different story, or shoould I say a "Joseph Northington Story"!That's right, Joseph Northington single handedly destroyed the RimRockers in the second half! How ever they wanted it, he gave it to them! I don't recalled him missing a shot that half; it was incredible! With the Rimrockers more concern with individual offensive performances rather than playing defense, Northington led a furocious comeback, with help from Cedrick McAfee's. With 4 seconds left in regulation and trailing 41-44, Northington drilled a uncontested three point shot to send the game into overtime! In overtime, the flight would outscore the RimRockers 8 - 4 and pick up their first win, 52-48, in dramatic fashion. One Question....Where was the DEFENSE??? It seemed as if certain players were doing their very best not to defend Northington or anybody else! Northington would lead the Flame with 33pts, 9 rebs, Outstanding!........Guys, a little word of advice: Offense is going to be there. Any and everybody can probably score, but what about DEFENSE? Have some PRIDE and play some DEFENSE!!! Michael Jordan wasn't just a prolific scorer he was a super defender! multiple 1ST team NBA All Defensive team awards as well as being named Defensive Player of The Year!. Kobe Bryant is just the same! Kobe plays DEFENSE just as well as he plays offense! THE HOOP REPORT would really like to see more DEFENSE played in this league! DEFENSE is part of your game, so work on it!!!!!



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9/6/07

Opening night at the Super 80 League the Spurs beat the Suns 78-65. Jason Jones from Ridgeway was the game high 26 points white Laurence Bowers chipped in with 16pts and 12 rebs, Trey Payne pitched in 10pts. In a losing cause Reggie Buckner finished with 19pts 14rebs and Farrakhan Hall ranked 51 nationally had 14pts. Gentry Hines chipped in with 11.

The Lakers beat the Grizzlies 85-78 with no time on the clock when sophomore Ronald Brown from Raleigh Egypt knocked down the first shot of a 1 and 1.The Lakers were lead by Terrico White’s game high 26pts, Valparaiso committee Erik Buggs finish with 15pts and Darrell Neal chipped in with 11pts. The Grizzlies were lead by Ken Torrey and Marquette Murrell with 16 points. Freshman Bobby Parks Jr. poured in 11.

September 5, 2007

Pacers beat the Cavs 95-80. The pacers were lead by super sophomore Joe Jackson with 32 points and 9 assist and Elgin Lee with 26 points. Mardracus Wade rained in 19pts and 6 steals. Sampson Carter scored 31pts in a losing cause, Edwin Dorsey finish with 21 and Cedric MacAfee had 11 pts.

Heat beat the Bulls 85-78 behind 16th nationally ranked junior Leslie McDonald's 28 pts., soph Tim Peete scored 16 and Melvin Brooks finished with 12. The Bulls were led by Tonye Smith with 22, 6'7" Zach Ricketts from St. Benedict had 16pts and 11 rebs. Greg Wooten chipped in 14 pts and 8 assist.
 
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this little bobb parks is gaining attention in the US. he might end up in one of the NCAA Div.1 school. Most likely WVU, VU or VCU.
 
could be the first pinoy to play in NBA he was born in RP right?? he'll be a big addition in the RP NT in the future...
 
we better get him in our youth team now even for just one tournament. If he get's invited to play for the US youth team... bye bye!
 
Bobby Parks Jr. could be a future Philippine Basketball superstar, & a future PBA multi-millionaire ....
 
ankle breaker said:
this little bobb parks is gaining attention in the US. he might end up in one of the NCAA Div.1 school. Most likely WVU, VU or VCU.
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Or he might choose to stay in his hometown and play for Memphis instead. Memphis has a much stronger program than any of those listed above. Additionally, his dad played for the same school when it was still known as Memphis State.
 
JonarSabilano said:
Or he might choose to stay in his hometown and play for Memphis instead. Memphis has a much stronger program than any of those listed above. Additionally, his dad played for the same school when it was still known as Memphis State.
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for him to develop further this would be his best move
 
hawke12 said:
could be the first pinoy to play in NBA he was born in RP right?? he'll be a big addition in the RP NT in the future...
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he was born in rp, live in rp and speak tagalog. however, playing in the NBA is still a longshot. he's still young at 14 and hopefully he can grow taller up to 6'10" since he is listed at 6'4" right now. he's a big shoo in for future rp team that if he's inclined to play for us.
 
he is the real deal..

maybe he can play for top teams in us.. duke, north carolina etc..
 
http://www1.freewebs.com/thehoopreport/classof2011rankings.htm

Super 25 Freshmen End Of Summer Wrap Up


Name HT School

Andre Boone WF White Station High

Chris Borroughs PG Craigmont High

Montarius Brown SG Ridgeway High

Ivan Denson WF MUS

Brian Douglas WF Holy Rosary

Darri Dowdy PG Woodale High

Denzel Hardy SG Southwind High

Tristen Hicks PF Cordova High

Donavon Humphrey PF Southwind High

Chris Jones PG Melrose High

Steven Kasper PG ECS

Phillip Mays SG Woodale High

Cedrick McAfee WF Treadwell High

Richard Morgan WF Southwind High

Joseph Northington SG Southwind High

Darious Page PG Southwind High

Darius Page PG Southwind High

Bobby Parks Jr WF ST. George's

McCoy Polk PF Craigmont High

Antonio Seals SG Craigmont High

Tevin Smith SG Marion High (Marion, AR)

Micah Teed PF ECS

Adonis Thomas WF Melrose High

Courtney Warrent PF Holy Springs, MS

Telvin Wilkerson PF Melrose High

Marvin Williams C White Station High

And from the picture it seems he bulked up!!!

The future looks great!
 
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ken_bball said:
we better get him in our youth team now even for just one tournament. If he get's invited to play for the US youth team... bye bye!
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Yeah, SBP should woo him to play for RP youth team now! as in NOW NA!:D
 
Bobby Parks Jr. update:

Source: Forum poster which is close to Bobby!(But definitely not me. I just get it to other basketball forum site which talk about high school basketball)


1st Message: If yall are wondering where Bobby Parks Jr. is, He has been working his game with trainers and coaches. People that wants to see him play has to wait till season starts at St.George's and He is better than he ever was. I think Adonis Thomas is number 1,Bobby Parks Jr. is second,Andre Boone is 3rd.

2nd Message: what website are you trying to put him on??where is he from??i heared he was from over seas but i do not know the exact location. I talked to him yesterday and he said he is just preparing for the season,thats why he haven't been joining leagues.
 
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pics of ray ray parks

pics of ray ray parks

anybody can post pics of ray parks?
 
here's Bobby Jr.'s pic from the website

here's Bobby Jr.'s pic from the website

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Practice report, Oct. 10

The Tigers held their final pre-preseason practice on Wednesday, and it was indeed a unique experience. The 15 Chinese coaches were all there, sitting along a wall at the Finch Center, scribbling notes and getting translation from Xia Song, who I wrote about in today’s newspaper article and in my previous blog entry. Plus, camera crews documenting the journey were all over the place. The Tigers’ usual media continent was there as well, along with a reporter from Slam Magazine in town working on a feature. The Tigers had several other visitors, including Bobby Parks and his son, Bobby Parks, Jr., who is one of the best young players in the city. I had a long talk with Chris Woolard, who is in charge of men’s basketball for Conference USA. He said the league’s TV schedule should come out sometime next week.

As for the practice itself, it once again felt like a late November or December practice. Freshman point guard Derrick Rose seems to get better each time I see him. Point guard Andre Allen has a sprained thumb on his right hand, but he’s playing through it. Guard Antonio Anderson’s wrist is bothering him, but he also practiced. At one point, I thought forward Pierre Niles was going to pass out from exhaustion after a drill. But to his credit, Niles took a minute to collect himself, went back in and finished practice.

One moment that stood out was when sophomore Doneal Mack went into traffic, made a nifty up-and-under move and finished a layup with his right hand. Remember, Mack is left-handed. At this point one year ago, Mack couldn’t make an uncontested layup with his right hand, much less a difficult one. It was such an impressive move, John Calipari had to stop practice for a minute and say to no one in particular, “Whooo…if he’s doing that with his right hand…Wow.” Calipari also got pumped up when forward Shawn Taggart executed a very nice-looking give-and-go to Joey Dorsey cutting in from the backdoor. It was the kind of play that showed Calipari that Taggart indeed has good instincts and skills.

And finally, I got a little preview of Memphis’ new uniforms. Don’t expect anything much different than what they were last year. The striping on last year’s uniforms actually did not meet NCAA specification. Since that was adidas’ goof, the NCAA let Memphis and a couple other teams who were wearing that uniform template finish the year with it. Basically, this year’s edition is the same uniform with some adjustment on the stripes.

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