Rolling Meadows’ starting five is as good as any team in the state. And the Mustangs have something no one else does, Cam Christie.
The Minnesota recruit was spectacular on Saturday in Lisle, scoring 31 points. He may be the state’s most difficult player to shut down. Brother Rice’s Peter McShane actually did an admirable job defending Christie, but there isn’t much you can do against a tremendous shooter that’s 6-6 and athletic.
