Harrison County has a solid basketball team and it starts at the point guard position which is the head coach's son. The Breds are a strong team physically and they were aggressive in their full court and half court defense primarily in the first half. With Clark County way down, the 10th Region will be interesting to watch, but Brossart and Scott should be the top two teams in that region but Harrison will be one to watch.

 

Holmes in the games that I have seen has not really been full court run and jump for 32 minutes, but they have been relying more on their have halfcourt man defense. They will pick up full court but will not trap first dribble or first pass as consistently as they have done in the past. They will jump a speed dribble here and there if the other team has a good point guard or depth in shooters. This is likely Coach Booher's best team in regards to playing half court defense because they can defend all positions in the half court as well as switching. As good as the Rice kid was last year, he was not the best defender and was far from physical. I have not seen much zone defense at all with this Holmes team.

 

Holmes also has some depth at the guard spot. Glover is a good shooter off the bench and the Herndon kid is a really good on ball defender. The Pouncy kid off the bench will play solidly as well. Once Coston rounds into shape they may be one of the deepest teams at the guard spot.

I would love to see Holmes play some downstate teams like Ballard/Henry Clay/Scott Co, etc.

Black official was Ricky Tyler and the shorter white official was ??? Pompilio. Not sure of his first name but they called him "roach" when he was younger.

 

James did the CCH game last nite.

 

FYI... Pouncy was not one of the officials (not sure if mentioned) He actually worked the Cov Cath game last night... BTW, We don't all look a like!

 

Could've swore it was Pouncy but honestly wasn't sure. Only reason I brought it up was because I overheard someone else say Pouncy was the official. My bad.

 

You have to admit though, Mr Pop... They do kinda look alike. Tyler looks like an older JP. :lol:

 

Hopefully I'll see you tonight at the game. If I do, I'll be sure to come introduce myself.

I would love to see Holmes play some downstate teams like Ballard/Henry Clay/Scott Co, etc.

 

You and me both. Would love to see Bolden go against Snyder.

Harrison County has a solid basketball team and it starts at the point guard position which is the head coach's son. The Breds are a strong team physically and they were aggressive in their full court and half court defense primarily in the first half. With Clark County way down, the 10th Region will be interesting to watch, but Brossart and Scott should be the top two teams in that region but Harrison will be one to watch.

 

Holmes in the games that I have seen has not really been full court run and jump for 32 minutes, but they have been relying more on their have halfcourt man defense. They will pick up full court but will not trap first dribble or first pass as consistently as they have done in the past. They will jump a speed dribble here and there if the other team has a good point guard or depth in shooters. This is likely Coach Booher's best team in regards to playing half court defense because they can defend all positions in the half court as well as switching. As good as the Rice kid was last year, he was not the best defender and was far from physical. I have not seen much zone defense at all with this Holmes team.

 

Holmes also has some depth at the guard spot. Glover is a good shooter off the bench and the Herndon kid is a really good on ball defender. The Pouncy kid off the bench will play solidly as well. Once Coston rounds into shape they may be one of the deepest teams at the guard spot.

 

 

I would say that Montgomery County is the favorite to win the 10th region this year.