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CovCath will be on the floor for the finals of the Sweet Sixteen

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Does Covcath get a day off school for this? They should let everyone off to go see the singing and watch Holmes, who's also from Covington. It can be Covington day at the sweet 16. One team playing basketball and one singing.

Does Covcath get a day off school for this? They should let everyone off to go see the singing and watch Holmes, who's also from Covington. It can be Covington day at the sweet 16. One team playing basketball and one singing.

 

Uh......it says they are singing on a Sunday...........

Where is wa wa when you need him?

Amazing Grace from 2010 choir

 

Great. Shouldn't this be in the choir section instead of basketball?

I heard the choir sing Sunday about 749 pm.It was full of fat ladies and and they all were singing lol

Sorry coulnt resist

Had the pleasure of hearing them last year. They were great!

Could a moderator please add a poll for the Covington Catholic choir vs. Mormon Tabernacle choir shootout? :sarcastic:

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LEXINGTON — Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m., Rupp Arena was filled with more than 17,000 basketball fans. The day began with some presentations and some announcements. Then the National Guard presented the U.S. flag and 16 young men from Covington Catholic High School sang a very beautiful and tasteful arrangement of “My Old Kentucky Home.” They followed that with a stirring and appropriate rendition of “The Star Spangled Banner.” They were one of the finest all-male high school groups that I have heard in many years.

 

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LEXINGTON — Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m., Rupp Arena was filled with more than 17,000 basketball fans. The day began with some presentations and some announcements. Then the National Guard presented the U.S. flag and 16 young men from Covington Catholic High School sang a very beautiful and tasteful arrangement of “My Old Kentucky Home.” They followed that with a stirring and appropriate rendition of “The Star Spangled Banner.” They were one of the finest all-male high school groups that I have heard in many years.

 

 

 

I thought they did a fantastic job.

 

I am curious about something -- what is a version that would be not "appropriate" of the Anthem?

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I thought they did a fantastic job.

 

I am curious about something -- what is a version that would be not "appropriate" of the Anthem?

 

Jim, have no idea! This was from an article from the Richmond Register by reporter Dick Ham...

I thought they did a fantastic job.

 

I am curious about something -- what is a version that would be not "appropriate" of the Anthem?

 

Rosie O'Donnell did one I few years back if I recall....

I thought they did a fantastic job.

 

I am curious about something -- what is a version that would be not "appropriate" of the Anthem?

 

Rosanne Barr or whatever she calls herself.

For me the national anthem is not a rock song.

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