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Covington Catholic 58 Newport Central Catholic 43

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Saw a picture of Max Bishop sitting on the bench. Good to see.

 

Agree... He got a nice ovation from the Crazies when he followed the team out for warmups.

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Did CCH shake hands before the game?

 

I believe they did with Dawn, don't remember seeing them shake hands with any players.

I will bow down to your basketball professionalism, as I am a football guy. All I am saying is the same shots he took last night, he made against Cooper, so maybe he is confident in making the shots he took. Sometime you have to fade away to shoot, sometimes you're going to have a hand in your face, it's basketball, not every shot is a wide open layup or jumper. Basketball 102

 

You know when you are more likely to make those shots? When you are already in rhythm and in the flow of the game. He never got there, and compounded it by forcing up bad shots. That isn't how you get going, it's how you end up with 8 points in a big game.

 

He had a bad day. Watch the film, learn from it and keep it moving...

But...for those asking, here it is......

 

 

At least he didn't get intentionally drilled when he went up for the dunk like he did a couple days prior.

You know when you are more likely to make those shots? When you are already in rhythm and in the flow of the game. He never got there, and compounded it by forcing up bad shots. That isn't how you get going, it's how you end up with 8 points in a big game.

 

He had a bad day. Watch the film, learn from it and keep it moving...

 

For what it's worth, I think both of you are right. Not that my opinion is greater than either of yours, but I've played basketball just about every day since I was 6 years old and I've played against Weyer plenty of times.

 

Fan of Many is right in the sense that when you are as talented as Weyer, you can make contested shots and continue to take them even if you miss a few, simply because you have that much talent.

 

I think GT is right because every player at every level, does in fact have a bad game every once in a while.

 

 

Now, does CCH defense factor into either of those thoughts? I wasn't at the game so I can't say. But regardless I bet Weyer has a big game against whoever the Breds play next. He's one of the top talents in NKY and has worked hard to get there.

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Did Weyer suffer an injury?

Did Weyer suffer an injury?

 

Splint on his wrist but he will be fine.

At least he didn't get intentionally drilled when he went up for the dunk like he did a couple days prior.

 

:deadhorse:

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Splint on his wrist but he will be fine.

 

"Fine" is still TBD. Here's hoping that he finds out next week that he truly is fine.

NCC fans whining about physical play----Wow, pot meet kettle?? :D

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CCH re-evaluated their D after the Holy Criss game. Spent two days working on pack line D.

"Fine" is still TBD. Here's hoping that he finds out next week that he truly is fine.

 

Seemed pretty confident when I spoke to him earlier today...

So glad to hear Flood had a great game. Congrats Andy and team on a great win

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We saw some posts last year about coaching and now we see posts about NCC not adjusting nor putting Weyer in the best position to help the team win. Is it a fair criticism ?

 

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