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Montgomery County vs. Great Crossing Predictions/Updates (KHSAA Boys' Sweet 16®)

Who wins? 21 members have voted

  1. 1. Who Wins

    • Montgomery County
      23%
    • Great Crossing
      76%

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Poll closed on 03/29/2025 at 05:35 PM

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11-5 Montgomery County!

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  • Montgomery County can actually make shots so that automatically gives them a better chance than Cooper had. Even still, have to think the Warhawks size down low will be too much. 

  • Moreno has a lot to do with that obviously, without that height I'd venture to say they'd be attacking the basket a bit more. Not that I disagree with what you're saying though, Montgomery Co would be

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    Great Crossing is the clear-cut favorite in this one and I think that they should win. Have the size advantage and especially so in the paint with Moreno. Have been very impressed with Montgomery Coun

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12-11 GC.

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2 minutes ago, theguru said:

12-11 GC.

Same score, end of one.

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15-13 GC with 426 left in the half.

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18-16 GC.

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22-20 GC.

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23-22 MC.

Great Crossing looks like they are a little tired to me.

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Montgomery County 26 Great Crossing 24

Halftime.

1 minute ago, theguru said:

23-22 MC.

Great Crossing looks like they are a little tired to me.

That late timeslot always hurts. Losing a member of the rotation hurts too.

Great Crossing has only played six guys in the first half, and the sixth was for only a single minute. That was starter Jamari Mason, who astoundingly made three turnovers in the span of just over a minute on the court, and hasn't been back out there since.

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1 minute ago, DragonFire said:

That late timeslot always hurts. Losing a member of the rotation hurts too.

Great Crossing has only played six guys in the first half, and the sixth was for only a single minute. That was starter Jamari Mason, who astoundingly made three turnovers in the span of just over a minute on the court, and hasn't been back out there since.

I agree with all that and Great Crossing looks like a different team today vs. Montgomery County.

With that said, this one could go either way but if I am Bowling Green I would rather play Montgomery. 

1 minute ago, theguru said:

I agree with all that and Great Crossing looks like a different team today vs. Montgomery County.

With that said, this one could go either way but if I am Bowling Green I would rather play Montgomery

No doubt.  Montgomery County strikes me as exactly the same type of team that BG just beat in the semifinals.  They've attempted 16 threes and only 11 twos.  And they don't have nearly the height advantage.  BG has no one to match with Moreno.  Tired or not, I think Great Crossing has a better chance than MoCo.

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Just now, DragonFire said:

No doubt.  Montgomery County strikes me as exactly the same type of team that BG just beat in the semifinals.  They've attempted 16 threes and only 11 twos.  And they don't have nearly the height advantage.  BG has no one to match with Moreno.  Tired or not, I think Great Crossing has a better chance than MoCo.

You're inside my brain DF!

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