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12/21: Harrison County at Holmes

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This is apart of the Stop-DWI Holiday Classic that Holmes is hosting Fri and Sat night.

 

Holmes will look to improve on their undefeated 10-0 record.

 

Harrison County comes in 5-2. Outside of losses to Scott and Holy Cross, HC has dominated their other opponents.

 

Don't know much about HC so any information about their team would be appreciated.

 

Thoughts?

Holmes by 20+

Big challenge for the Thorobreds, but also a great opportunity to earn some respect.

 

First year head coach Larry Kendall has the Breds playing well. Holmes may simply be too much.

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What does HC starting lineup look like? Who are key players to look for?

^ Dillon Pulliam, a wing player, is their top performer. Averages about 16 ppg. Can score from the perimeter and also taking it to the basket. Scott Kendall (Coach Kendall's son) is the point guard & is having an outstanding season thus far, scoring at around 14-15 ppg. They have a good balance everywhere else on the floor, but those are the two guys that get it going for the Breds.

RP has it spot on Walter...Dillon Pulliam and Scott Kendall are the 2 main guys for Harrison Co. When Holy Cross played them last week they were almost all perimeter oriented but that may have had something to do with Campbell down low. He blocked several 1st quarter shots that night and I think after that they really relied on penetrating and kicking out to the 3-pt shooters. I was really impressed with Pulliam. He is very athletic and can really play.

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