So who are the quality teams? I see a Dixie Heights team (a loss) who won a tournament where the teams they beat have a combined record of 15-21, one team with a winning record (7-5 Holy Cross Covington). An 11-2 Owen County team, while having a GREAT player, haven't beaten anyone you could consider a quality team. A loss to a Madison Central team, who may not be a bad team, but they certainly aren't the same type of team they were in the recent past. Woodford is down and hasn't beaten anyone, and the same can be said about Johnson Central. West Jessamine beat a 5-7 Lewis County, a 7-5 Tates Creek team who lick their chops when they can play a game against someone outside Lexington, an 8-3 GRC team who, despite the list, haven't beaten anyone of consequence, and a 12-1 quality Clay County team that was without their second leading scorer and leading rebounder. I guess winning a tournament, no matter the quality of competition you play, means you're a really good team.

 

Your original quote.

 

I guess you can say that West has beaten several teams with winning records, but those teams inflated their win total with games against lesser opponents.

 

GRC has not inflated its win total with games against lesser opponents. GRC has 8 wins and only 2 of those victories are against teams with losing records.

 

Also, GRC scrimmaged Southwestern in November. It was mostly even throughout the contest.

Your original quote.

 

 

 

GRC has not inflated its win total with games against lesser opponents. GRC has 8 wins and only 2 of those victories are against teams with losing records.

 

Also, GRC scrimmaged Southwestern in November. It was mostly even throughout the contest.

 

I stand behind that statement. GRC and the rest of West Jessamine's opponents have inflated their record with lesser opponents. There is one solid team West has played, Clay County, and they were without a very important player.

I stand behind that statement. GRC and the rest of West Jessamine's opponents have inflated their record with lesser opponents. There is one solid team West has played, Clay County, and they were without a very important player.

 

Solid? I guess it all depends on your definition. If by solid you mean top 20, then yes. Solid to me implies average or a tad above. There are a few of those on their resume.

Your original quote.

 

 

 

GRC has not inflated its win total with games against lesser opponents. GRC has 8 wins and only 2 of those victories are against teams with losing records.

 

Also, GRC scrimmaged Southwestern in November. It was mostly even throughout the contest.

 

If you're proving your point with the list of teams you gave earlier, (Scott, Woodford, Nicholas, ect.) it doesn't offer much support. Those teams have inflated their record with other bad teams. Congratulations on being 8-3. From the looks of your schedule your record will continue to improve. Only 4 of the 18 games left look to challenge GRC. Lawrence County, Mason County, LCA, and maybe Henry Clay are the only tough teams left on the schedule.

Solid? I guess it all depends on your definition. If by solid you mean top 20, then yes. Solid to me implies average or a tad above. There are a few of those on their resume.

 

And they would be?

systemqb, you are the outright winner of today's Stephen A. Smith award.

 

 

Frank Caliendo could not have done a better impersonation of him.

 

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systemqb, you are the outright winner of today's Stephen A. Smith award.

 

 

I'm honored. I like Stephen A.