I’d say Pewaukee. I think they’re the best team in Wisconsin/Minnesota now that they’re fully healthy. Either team could win on their night though. From what I see Minnesota teams tend to rely on talent/athleticism and trying to speed the games up, so going up against Wisconsin teams that may not have as much individual talent but play really good/disciplined team basketball catches them off guard a lot. Can’t base everything off this game though because Even with how good Pewaukee is, they aren’t going to shoot over 50% from three every game they play
@@FreshCoastHoops I’d agree I may have bias because I’m from Wisconsin but like you mentioned their two losses were because they weren’t healthy they came close to a top 5 team in Iowa with Nick Janowski out but, Casmir Chavis is a dawg I just watch one game of his against West Salem boy was he tuff! Underrated prospect fs
Yeah overall I don't think there's a huge difference in talent between the states right now. #4 team in Minnesota's Class AAA beat the #4 team in Wisconsin's D2 pretty comfortably yesterday so it's not like some people are saying where every D2 and D1 team in Wisconsin would smoke Minnesota teams. If you just went down each state's rankings and evenly matched the teams up I think the results would be pretty even as there's not much of a difference in depth. But top 3-5 teams overall I'd give Wisconsin a slight edge this year
@@FreshCoastHoops Yep I would’ve to say Minnesota definitely has move talent spread around than Wisconsin. I also just look into it Pewaukee always plays good in out of state games they always shoot well, easily 40-45 percent average from 3pt in all of there out of state contests but park center and Pewaukee we need this set up 😮💨
Bro Totino Grace was with park center pretty much the whole game lol … and this video shows Pewaukee killing Totino, lets not also forget a small school with 500 people in wisconsin (D3) lost by 6 to Park Center , pewaukee wins by 20 Easily over park center lol.
