Gramps Braggin Rights 17U boys basketball ratings - 6/07/2021

 Here are my Gramps Braggin Rights 17U boys basketball ratings as of June 7th.  There may be some pretenders in here but the ratings are coming together with more game comparisons.

Click HERE to see how teams rate in their respective league.

Note: If two teams compete, the difference in rating should be the predicted spread for the game.


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