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Johnson Central 2014/2015

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Basketball season for 2014/2015 should provide another exciting year. What should we expect from Johnson Central. Remember, please be constructive.

I believe the Golden Eagles will be better than they were last year. I know that Shane Hall is gone but I think all around they will be better and not so dependent to look for Hall so much. I say that Kyle Gullet is the best player in the region and Braxton Blair is a well experienced point guard on the team who has been thru many tough battles over the past seasons. The addition of probably Mason Blair to the starting lineup will be a big scoring lift as the young sophomore can light it up. Truman Salyer also returns who saw alot of PT last season.

 

Until someone beats them (or the new coach and and players at Lawrence County gel) they have to be the favorite in the 15th.

Count me in as someone who is a big fan of Gullet. I said last season at halftime of their first game in the Sweet 16 that if you took away their numbers and I was seeing them for the first time, I'd have thought that Gullet was the Hall kid that everyone was so big on.

I think Johnson Central will be very very good this year. I will be surprised if they aren't playing in the state tournament.

Did Knott and Johnson Central play this June? Details, if anyone has them.

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