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Henderson County 57 Trinity 54

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Congrats to Henderson County. They have the talent to win the second region. But so does Hopkinsville. Still a long time before the regional tournament. I hope both teams avoid injuries and sickness and are at full strength when they do play each other.

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Maybe so. It may have cost "his" team the game as well.

 

Maybe, maybe not. With all due respect I trust Coach Szabo's judgment a whole lot more then a frustrated St. X refugee.

Maybe, maybe not. With all due respect I trust Coach Szabo's judgment a whole lot more then a frustrated St. X refugee.

 

:lol: far from frustrated. I'm glad they lost.

I just heard trinity coach declined to give radio an interview. Sounds like no class .

Trinity has plenty of offensive power, the coach is just defensive minded. Let those guys showcase their offensive skills as well as keep the defensive minded they would be great. They have 5 maybe 6 next level players on that team, coach should lossen the offensive rope..

:lol: far from frustrated. I'm glad they lost.

 

I figured as much. Individual rather then team. We get it. I'll bet Coach Kline is ecstatic that none of your family plays for him.

I figured as much. Individual rather then team. We get it.

 

No no no. I love staff and jax too.

Trinity has plenty of offensive power, the coach is just defensive minded. Let those guys showcase their offensive skills as well as keep the defensive minded they would be great. They have 5 maybe 6 next level players on that team, coach should lossen the offensive rope..

 

 

I disagree, a lot of "next level" is based off of potential not high school ability. I stand by my statement that they are not a great offensive team.

I just heard trinity coach declined to give radio an interview. Sounds like no class .

 

Trinity coach has "no class" because of something you "just heard".

 

Setting aside how useless that phrase is to begin with, I'll take a hard pass on your judgment of Mike Szabo.

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I disagree, a lot of "next level" is based off of potential not high school ability. I stand by my statement that they are not a great offensive team.

 

 

I think they can be a great offensive team but they aren't a great offensive team. Only one true ball handler and for whatever reason the offense gets super stagnant at points. I also am not crazy about the substitution patterns either.

Didn't get to see even a minute of this tournament but Trinity's offensive output certainly hasn't been where it ought to be given the talent level on the team.

 

So be it.

 

Move on. Get better.

I think Trinity is much better when they use Spalding. When he gets the ball low,he requires so much attention that teammates are open. He sees the open man well,but for some reason they do not use him enough. He worked his butt off tonight to get the ball,but they decided not to go to him. I was there and could not figure out why?

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Henderson Co. -- Simmons 28, Crowley 3, Mattingly 1, Washington 7, Norman 17, Smith 1.[/TD]

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[TD=colspan: 2, align: left]Louisville Trinity -- Thieneman 5, Spalding 13, Levitch 9, Ramser 13, Stafford 7, West 7.[/TD]

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