With Scott County and Trinity having so few seniors that play, I can see them being ranked in the preseason usa super 25 to begin next season. These teams could also get in the top 25 this season if they play up to their potential. These could be some of the best teams KY has produced in a long time. What do y'all think?

I think CovCath will be in the mix next week if they beat nationally ranked Moeller.

There is a good possibility. Especially if Scott county makes some noise in Myrtle Beach. I know they start the tournament off with Moeller which will be tough. If they can win the first game that could be a huge boost for the Cards.

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I think CovCath will be in the mix next week if they beat nationally ranked Moeller.

 

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I think CovCath will be in the mix next week if they beat nationally ranked Moeller.

 

This post aged better than I expected.

 

Now, let's see who is still standing on the 24th after the KOB.

This post aged better than I expected.

 

Now, let's see who is still standing on the 24th after the KOB.

 

Are there other nationally ranked teams in the KOB?

Are there other nationally ranked teams in the KOB?

 

From the latest (12/19) USA TODAY “Computer Rankings,” only Trinity (#31) and Covington Catholic (#79) are in the Top 100 nationally, in teams competing in the KOB.

 

USA TODAY In-state rankings of the other participants:

 

Kentucky

 

4. Fern Creek

6. Cooper

7. Ballard

8. Bowling Green

19. Pulaski County

23. Mercer County

30. Lexington Christian

41. Walton-Verona

46. Fairdale

95. Anderson County

 

OR - 1. Portland West Linn

TN - 13. Ensworth

WA - 14. Seattle Cleveland

FL - 35. Miami Palmetto

 

Super 25 Boys Basketball Computer Rankings | USA TODAY High School Sports

This shows them at 22.

 

Super 25 Boys Basketball Expert Rankings | USA TODAY High School Sports

This shows them at 22.

 

Super 25 Boys Basketball Expert Rankings | USA TODAY High School Sports

 

They put out "Expert" and "Computer" rankings with different criteria. USA TODAY'S Jim Halley bases his version "on results, tradition, quality of players and strength of schedule."

 

I'm perfectly happy with the #22 ColonelPops.