whattheheck

He works for SMG. They are quite familiar with this website so their probably already aware of this thread.

Nice pieces for Coach Chevalier. Bolin has really worked hard on his game and gotten better. Not top 10.

Top ten represents individual talent. Dixie has really nice depth and pieces. Maybe Rabe would be considered for top ten. That's it for me. It's a testament to them as a team.

It's not just one game. Same with the Cooper game.

From the games I saw this year I would rank them as follows. 1. James Bolden (clear #1) 2. Ben Weyer 3. Drew McDonald 4. Sean McNeil 5. Cole Von Handorf 6. Bo Schuh 7. Junior Stockwell 8. Zack Pangallo 9. Rod Avery 10. Brendan Stanley

Isn't that the school where the big player from NewCath is now playing?

I did notice alot of coaches on the CovCath sideline. I didn't notice very much coaching going on though when a player left the game. One big guy seemed to be doing some but that was it. My impression of the team is they do not look like they are having fun playing.

Are you the PR firm? Of course kids care who the best is. They all want to be recognized as the best. Their competitors.

Does Spaulding play strictly inside for Trinity or does he get out on the perimeter? I'm curious who guards him for NewCath.

Best is hard to define on a talented team. Weyer is the hardest to account for. Can play inside. Can hit the 3. Can put the ball on the floor in the halfcourt sets. Can run the floor on the break. Can jump and block shots. I agree he is their best player.

I think that Dixie won the strategy battle. CovCath isn't very big and they made themselves smaller and Dixie killed them inside. There seems to be some real bad body language amongst the CovCath team. SOme of the players seem to really get a lot of flack from the staff when they come off the floor.