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Trinity 76 Bardstown 54

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Bardstown hung around for a while, but too many weapons as Trinity pulled away down the stretch. Tigers were without one of their top outside shooters, but I don't know that he could have closed the gap that much. Shamrocks were active in the passing lanes with their hands and feet, picking up a number of steals.

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Good crowd there tonight — a lot of folks made their way down from L'ville, including one Coach Denny Crum there to watch his former player.

Good job Rocks. I'll be there Friday for the game against Seneca

Some bright spots for Bardstown, this game was Trinity up by 8 at halftime and Trinity up by just 3 with about 8:00 to go in 3rd, and then the bottom fell out. What you always have to remember about the Tigers is that they are almost entirely composed of football players so really have only been practicing together for 3 weeks, and it showed. Didn't handle the press real well, shooting was cold, too many turnovers. It will get better, and I expect them to contend if not be the favorite in the 5th.

 

Trinity very nice ball movements and passing lanes, they were red hot shooting. Plenty to take away from this game for both teams.

Trinity is still without Jacob King, whom many consider to be Trinity's best player.

Good job Rocks. I'll be there Friday for the game against Seneca

 

Never been to a hoops game at Trinity, need to come check one out.

Never been to a hoops game at Trinity, need to come check one out.

 

Check out the schedule. The tournament games are usually the best to attend. Hopefully I can find the Tennessee tournament online.

Good crowd there tonight — a lot of folks made their way down from L'ville, including one Coach Denny Crum there to watch his former player.

The former player is Roger Burkman. His son Lukas plays for T. Roger was the 6th man on the 1980 national championship team.

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The former player is Roger Burkman. His son Lukas plays for T. Roger was the 6th man on the 1980 national championship team.

 

Bardstown coach Boo Brewer played for Coach Cram at UofL also; that's what I was referring to. Wasn't aware of the Burkman-Trinity connection.

Bardstown coach Boo Brewer played for Coach Cram at UofL also; that's what I was referring to. Wasn't aware of the Burkman-Trinity connection.
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Gotcha. I had forgotten about Boo. I guess Denny was able to kill two (former) "birds" with one stone.

Anyone know when King is back?

King is back in January. But Burkman is handling the floor just fine. Boy is a great player.

King is back in January. But Burkman is handling the floor just fine. Boy is a great player.

 

I got to see the Seneca game, they were fine without him. Just curious.

Never been to a hoops game at Trinity, need to come check one out.
Let me know and I'll go with.

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