Patterson is orange

[Francis03]

Buss' game winning dunk from the other day


lol @ those dudes saying 'you got nothing 3' right before he takes off down the lane

 

[sconniecuse]

He made Wayne Selden look like he was stuck in quicksand with that drive.

 

[HouseOfCuse]

He made Wayne Selden look like he was stuck in quicksand with that drive.

was that on Seldon? Wow. Thats sweet

 

[Francis03]

"Brewster closed out the regular season with a 107-48 victory over the Notre Dame Prep (MA) postgraduate team to improve to 27-5 on the season. Twelve players scored for the Bobcats led by Syracuse-signee Ron Patterson (Indianapolis, IN) with 18 points, while NC State-bound Patrick Wallace (Charlotte, NC) contributed 16 points. Syracuse-commit Chris McCullough (Bronx, NY) added 13 points in limited minutes."

 

[Francis03]

"Brewster advanced to the NEPSAC Class AAA finals with a win over #2 seed Northfield Mount Hermon on Friday evening, 61-57. The Bobcats were led by West Virginia-bound Elijah Macon (Columbus, OH) with 13 points, while Syracuse-signee Ron Patterson (Indianapolis, IN) and unsigned guard Martez Harrison (Kansas City, MO) each contributed 10 points. Brewster shot an impressive 19-24 from the FT line in the contest. The Bobcats will meet #1 seed St. Thomas More on Sunday in the finals at Endicott College (Beverly, MA). Game time is 5pm."

 

[tee1222]

Looks like Brewster wins in OT!
Brewster wins the finals of NEPSAC AAA.

 

[tee1222]

From the following link:
"Brewster captured the NEPSAC Class AAA Championship with a OT win over #1 seed St Thomas More, 77-75. Brewster was led by junior guard Jared Terrell (Weymouth, MA) with 16 points, while tournament MVP and West Virginia-signee Elijah Macon (Columbus, OH) contributed 15 points and 9 rebounds. Unsigned point guard Martez Harrison (Kansas City, MO) added 13 points. Syracuse-bound Ron Patterson (Indianapolis, IN) chipped in with 11 points, while Syracuse-commit Chris McCullough netted 9 points and a team-high 11 rebounds. The Bobcats move to 30-5 on the season and will play in the National Prep Championships on Tuesday against Believe Prep (SC) at Albertus Magnus in New Haven, CT. Game time is 5pm."

 

[Garbs]

HoopDreamsMag.com ‏@HoopDreamsmag
#Brewster Ron Patterson Syracuse commit finishes well around the rim, and always defends the other teams best player. #NPC

 

[Ward]

I'm cautiously optimistic that he's going to surprise a lot of people and contribute more than expected from day 1. He has the physical tools already to make an impact, its just a matter of what Francis said in him being consistent and keep developing his skills.

 

[Francis03]

Unfortunately Brewster lost in the finals in the National Prep Championship against Northfield Mount Hermon, who they ended up playing for a 4th time and had to play the semi's and finals on the same day yesterday. Still a good season for Buss and The Hammer overall regardless.

NERR provided the following recap http://www.newenglandrecruitingreport.com/news/article/2997/NMH-Wins-National-Prep-Championship.php

"Given the two hard fought and dramatic wins, and the recent dominance of Brewster Academy, NMH came into Wednesday night’s final as a definite underdog. Nevertheless, they came out with a head of steam from the tip as Mike Fleming drilled a three-pointer on the opening possession of the game and they went on a 13-5 run to start the game.

Incredibly, they would hold that lead for all 40 minutes, going into halftime with an 8 point advantage, and surviving several runs from an explosive Brewster line-up, to earn a 78-73 win.

Josh Hearlihy played some of his best basketball of the tournament in the first half, scoring 14 of his 16 points before intermission, while Fleming also had his best game of the tournament, finishing with 13 points.

With Zena Edosomwan, who had carried the team throughout long sports of the quarter and semifinals, doing his best to hold Elijah Macon in check, Sam Donahue stepped up in the second half, knocking down a pair of crucial three-pointers while Pete Miller and Skyler White also made valuable contributions down the stretch.

Ultimately though, MVP honors went to Anthony Dallier, who finished with 22 points by making a variety of clutch shots while also handling quite a bit of the ball-handling responsibilities.
Macon led Brewster with 20 while Ron Patterson had 15. Montez Harrison, Chris McCullough, and Jared Terrell each scored 8.

The loss ended what had been another incredible season for Brewster Academy, as they went on to score their most recent NEPSAC championship, and had won 18 straight games dating back to mid-January coming into Wednesday’s final.

The national championship is the first for Northfield Mount Hermon, whose best previous result came in 2010 when they made a run to the finals, and comes just one season after they claimed their first NEPSAC title to cap the 2011-2012 season.

Northfield Mount Hermon and Brewster Academy have now each won both a NEPSAC and national championship in the last two years."

 

[tee1222]

Northfield Mount Hermon and Brewster Academy have now each won both a NEPSAC and national championship in the last two years.

Great run by Buss and Hammer. That a lot of these games were streaming, it was nice to see them both play well.

 

[Upstate]

@CuseNationFOX: Syracuse commit Ron Patterson has won NEPSAC Class AAA player of the year at Brewster

 

[Garbs]

Cooney better watch out for this guy

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[armory]

Cooney better watch out for this guy

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Cooney should keep his eyes on the rim IMO.

 

[4evaOrange]

Ron Buss Patterson ‏@Buss34 37m
Road to glory #CuseNation

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[4evaOrange]

Ron Buss Patterson ‏@Buss34 35m
Marquette just got #Taped

 

[Garbs]

kid has some serious hops

 

[orangefan13]

Love his shooting confidence like James he knows his jumper is going in.

Hes got fast lateral speed and loves to slide left before pulling up. He really needs to work hard on doing that going right it will open up his driving game even more.

I wouldn't be surprised to see him average 7 or more shots per game for us next year. Huge Ceiling.

 

[HouseOfCuse]

Got to wonder if IU wishes they had him against us. Would have given them a little more height at the guard spot and better defense.

 

[orangefan13]

I'm cautiously optimistic that he's going to surprise a lot of people and contribute more than expected from day 1. He has the physical tools already to make an impact, its just a matter of what Francis said in him being consistent and keep developing his skills.

Agree Ron has a long way to go with his skills.
He is never going to break anyone down with superior dribbling skill in college. If he doesn't have the superior blow by speed and has a rough jumper from the perimeter the first few years he could have the same problem brandon did.

Learning how to back down his man while changing direction from the permiter could really help him. He seems to have a nice midrange jumper to take advantage of a backdown fadeaway. He should watch some of Billy Edelin Backdown. He also needs alot of work finishing with his left big time.

I imagine he will be forcing alot early on but will knock some down. As a guy who likes to speed it up he should show some good passing skills.

 

[Solitude]

 

[PhatOrange]

Patterson sort of reminds me of Paul Harris only Patterson has a much better skill set.

 

[armory]

Paul Harris that can dribble & shoot. Pretty much in a nutshell.

 

[cusetown1]

Paul Harris that can dribble & shoot. Pretty much in a nutshell.

A Paul Harris that can play basketball?