You mean this mix:

 

CovCath

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cru, Tigers, Cougars, Birds

 

Not to derail the game thread, but it's post like that (all the empty space) which creates some of the local distaste for CCH.

 

We get it CCH is better then everyone, as they should be considering they've become a destination school for basketball players. It is what it is, winning breeds that. As long as Ruthsatz is there, they are going to be 1 or 1A in the region. At this point, that may continue when Ruthsatz hangs it up. Lets face it, there had been 2 NKY state champs in the history of KHSAA and CCH has 2 in the last 5 years.

 

The one downfall could be St Henry or NCC grabbing a lot of CCH feeder school talent in the future. A lot of good players not seeing action at CCH. I typically don't see much first half JV action, so I could be wrong on this. I did recently notice 13 players on the varsity roster. The game I was at 8 saw the floor. 4 of those other 5 were non-seniors on the varsity bench and I did not see playing JV. They could've played the first half, I don't know. If that continues, I can see homegrown NKY feeder talent starting at STH or NCC, instead of playing freshman at CCH and transferring their junior or senior year when the playing time isn't there. I believe Cooper and Conner have recently benefited from those exiting CCH. I do not know if those transfers were feeder school kids, or other top NKY kids who went to CCH originally to play basketball.

Edited January 10, 20206 yr by bigblue96

Not to derail the game thread, but it's post like that (all the empty space) which creates some of the local distaste for CCH.

 

There is local distaste for CovCath???

:popcorn:

There is local distaste for CovCath???

 

So...... Highlands lost hu’h?

So...... Highlands lost hu’h?

 

Credit to the Cougars. When Scott heats up, he is tough to contain. Bowles does a really nice job running the offense and getting the floor spread for his teammates to be successful.

I don't think the gap is quite that big.

 

You better take a second look.

When a team shoots 60% from the floor and 67% from three (8/12) it is tough to win.

The difference between Prep schools and CCH is Preps play a National schedule and aren’t eligible for State tourneys. Preps typically have a National draw for students / talent (players) and CCH is typically a regional or Tri State draw. Sometimes, this topic is the elephant in the room to some folks. Say it like it is. Everyone knows it.

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There is local distaste for CovCath???

 

I think you may see some NKY teams that do not have to play them for seeding, conference obligation, etc. no longer schedule them. The talent gap is beginning to get larger. I thought I heard Moeller had dropped them. Seems strange unless they are competing for same players.

Guru- not commenting about anything related to violations of rules or anything to do with KHSAA. Merely comparing Prep schools to what CCH has become. No difference. Do I think the rules need to be amended to mirror what many other states have done - heck yes. Public and Parochial divisions is the answer.

Cougars made a Statement.

Classic. Keep it rolling.

Highlands loses and it becomes distaste for CCH. Incredible.