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Covington Catholic v Newport Central Catholic 9th Region Finals Prediction Thread

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Just so we don't paint with too broad a brush, young Ruthsatz and Fredrick wouldn't say poop if they had a mouthful of it. :cool:

 

Correct. This isn't Nick Ruthsatz and Cooper Theobald.

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Just so we don't paint with too broad a brush, young Ruthsatz and Fredrick wouldn't say poop if they had a mouthful of it. :cool:

 

I agree. That is why I edited the post and took chatty out. You were quicker than me on the edit/post. :D

JOAT ... my pick for NCC bench player who has a chance to make an impact is Ludwig (sp?).

 

Besides Weyer, Hall is the starter who has to bring his A game tonight and not get rattled by the very aggressive, chippy CCH guards.

 

I've been waiting all year for him to have that breakout game. He has taken the 2nd most 3's on the team but only averages 1.2 made per game. His % is less than many others. He has played in every game this year.

 

 

Jersey

 

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Field

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3-Point

Field

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Anderson, Brian

28 32 65 49.2% 1.1

 

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Anderson, Eric

23 13 30 43.3% 0.6

 

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Hall, Brennan

27 32 77 41.6% 1.2

 

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Ludwig, John

29 36 111 32.4% 1.2

 

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Moeves, Luke

29 76 182 41.8% 2.6

 

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Neff, Austin

23 6 22 27.3% 0.3

 

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Pangallo, Stephen

28 4 12 33.3% 0.1

 

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Weyer, Ben

28 46 101 45.5% 1.6

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If I'm NCC I'm spending my time thinking about how I get Ben Weyer scoring and not about shaking hands before the game.

I don't see NCC beating CovCath. I think CovCath is just too good. I don't expect that NCC will hit 10 threes again, but I think this is what they would need to have a chance. Otherwise, CCH by 10 to 12.

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NCC is shooting 40% as a team from 3. Impressive.

Just so we don't paint with too broad a brush, young Ruthsatz and Fredrick wouldn't say poop if they had a mouthful of it. :cool:

 

LIKE!!!

NCC is shooting 40% as a team from 3. Impressive.

 

Darned impressive!!!

my pick for NCC bench player who has a chance to make an impact is Ludwig.

 

I was going to say the same thing......been waiting all season for him to "go off". If he finds his stroke watch out, I'm really pulling for him to breakout tonight.

If NCC posts Weyer all night they lose IMO. Ben's game has been and always will be the entire floor from 3 point line and in. Key players for me in this game are Hall and how he handles the pressure of a region final, the Anderson's if they can keep their cool and get a few of the Colonels rattled and maybe a kid that no one is even thinking about in Austin Neff. Thought he gave them a spark in period 3 yesterday with his hustle and aggressiveness on both ends of the floor. Might be the wildcard that NCC needs to pull this thing off.

 

All I can say is that if I am NCC I do not shake hands before the game and set the tone right then and there that we are here to take this game and the regional title.

 

Also can someone tell that large man that sits in the endzone that you do not have a "mark" in basketball.

 

They've already used that one. Didn't really work out to well last year. I think that Weyer starting inside and moving out will really free him up. However, staying out of early foul trouble is the biggest thing. He was never able to find his mojo once he had to sit early last time.

They've already used that one. Didn't really work out to well last year. I think that Weyer starting inside and moving out will really free him up. However, staying out of early foul trouble is the biggest thing. He was never able to find his mojo once he had to sit early last time.

 

Believe that CovCath did not shake hands correct? Totally disagree on Weyer going inside and then out. Hopefully these officials do not let him get physically manhandled like they did the first go around.

Believe that CovCath did not shake hands correct? Totally disagree on Weyer going inside and then out. Hopefully these officials do not let him get physically manhandled like they did the first go around.

 

Not that I remember. I remember Zack breaking the bow over his knee and a couple other things. I didn't get to see intros at this year's game, so I can't speak to that. As to Weyer, when he gives a look in the post, it forces adjustments (not to mention that the tallest player in CovCath's rotation tonight will be 6'3). He can't live down there, but the team runs well for the few possessions that he posts. Like I said after the regular season game, at this point, you do what it takes to win. CovCath can't dictate how the game will be played like they do every time. Give them different looks to think about while staying within your system. I don't see NewCath being very efficient with him playing at the mid point in the dribble drive only...not with the way that Ruthsatz can change the game from the bench.

 

Also, as to the refs, if they are going to call it tight out top, they need to call it tight as a player slides to the block or receives the ball at the free throw line as he releases from a screen. I don't get how a foul at 25 ft from the basket is not a foul at 12 ft.

2 teams with talented rosters, phenomenal coaching staffs, incredible wills to win, passion, fire, energy, determination, and heart.

 

 

That is who the game will be decided by. Not the referees or some pregame handshake.

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