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Hopkinsville 58 Lyon County 56 (2nd Region Quarterfinals)

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It was a war! Both teams played their hearts out! They left nothing on the court!

I listened online, but it seems that Lyon was not able to handle the Hopkinsville speed very well. Good group of talent that has more time at Lyon, but next year they can schedule some BG, Louisville, & Lexington teams where they can get used to playing better athletes. This will be a good loss going forward for Lyon.

Good job for Larry Miller. An underrated coach that stepped into a very tough situation at HHS. He has been trying to get his system in at that school and it may finally be working. He really teaches the game and is patient. One of the good guys in region 2.

HHS/Madville and UHA/Hendo in the semis, that's some good R2 Basketball.

Coaching showed out in this one also. One would wonder how it would have turned out if Embry a seasoned head coach was still running the show? Perry did a good job but he is a AAU coach and this was his first job and at this level and  he is going up against some very seasoned coaches.

17 hours ago, The Flea Market said:

It was a war! Both teams played their hearts out! They left nothing on the court!

You mean "they left it ALL on the court", maybe.... ?   ?

Lyon handled McCracken County easily at McCracken and Hopkinsville beat McCracken as well, Hopkinsville is a very good team.

 

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