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Scott County ranked 19 in MaxPreps Excellent 25

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Scott County has moved to number 19 in the Maxpreps Excellent 25. This ranking is a little different than the normal Maxpreps rankings. This one is more reliable. Great feat for the Cardinals, and wish them luck at the Beach Ball Classic this week.

 

MaxPreps Top 25 high school boys basketball rankings - MaxPreps

 

We will see if they can make USA Today's Super25 this week. Those will be released on 12/26

Well deserving. These kids can flat out play ball. They aren’t the biggest team but they make up for it with talent and hustle. It also helps having the G.O.A.T as their head coach.

Cool stuff. I hope they can have a good showing at Myrtle Beach and improve their national ranking. It’s clear they are playing basketball at a different level than everyone else in the state right now.

I’m hoping Scott County reps Ky in Myrtle Beach and wins the tourney. Scott County has a truly great team this year.

Is Scott County this year, better than CCH last year?

 

They are basically the same team as last year minus Cooper Robb, who went D1. Of course they are a year older and the bench might be deeper. They have to be the best in Ky. this year, but are they better than CCH last year, well I just don't have the basketball knowledge to answer that question. Take a ride to Georgetown and form your own opinion.

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