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Cov. Cath. and the BOK issues?

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Totally out of the context of the thread and my comments.

 

How do you think CovCath would feel if Beechwood or Holy Cross or Holmes were to move the Districts that they host to the BOKC? I think CovCath would be over-joyed.

How do you think CovCath would feel if Beechwood or Holy Cross or Holmes were to move the Districts that they host to the BOKC? I think CovCath would be over-joyed.

 

I'm sure CovCath would play the hand dealt to them and you wouldn't hear a word.

To be clear with my comment in the other thread...my point was that Covcath isn't moving any home games to BOKC if they don't have to.

 

Like G said, if another team does, the Colonels would show up ready to play like any other game.

To be clear with my comment in the other thread...my point was that Covcath isn't moving any home games to BOKC if they don't have to.

 

Like G said, if another team does, the Colonels would show up ready to play like any other game.

 

As the champion of the "high school games belong in high school gyms" cause let me say "word."

It is a big advantage playing some of your games at the BOKC. It gets you ready for the Regional tournament. It takes a game or two to get use to the bigger floor and shooting backround. I think it's worth giving up the home court advantage, especially if it's not a conference seeding game.

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