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

theguru
in KY Boys Basketball (High School)

Who wins? 21 members have voted

  1. 1. Who Wins

    • Montgomery County
      23%
      5
    • Great Crossing
      76%
      16

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

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MC doing a lot of fouling, timeout.

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  • gchs_uk9
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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. 

  • BillNye
    BillNye

    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

  • St. Matthews Boy
    St. Matthews Boy

    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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7 minutes ago, DragonFire said:

Montgomery County has attempted close to 45% of their total attempts this year from three, and their first two games of the tournament were pretty much in line with that.  They've got five players who are averaging 3.2 attempts from deep per game, two of which are attempting 5.5 of more.  I think it's more in line with their identity.  And against Bowling Green, I think it would be a mistake to fall in love with it.  That's why I was pessimistic about Ashland matching up with Bowling Green, because of how much they needed the three.  When the going gets tough, I want a team that can get a higher percentage shot.  When legs got tired in the fourth quarter (and beyond), Ashland couldn't buy a basket from deep.

I don't know if Great Crossing wins against BG, but I feel pretty confident that Bowling Green cuts down the nets tonight if it is Montgomery County.

Sooner or later, I'll learn to simply trust and fall in line with your thinking when it comes to the round ball. I'll keep my occasional back and forth with you saved for pigskin season. ?

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    45-37 GC with 109 left in the 3rd.

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    Great Crossing 49 Montgomery County 39

    End of 3rd quarter.

    Huge quarter for Moreno, and as the threes have failed to drop, MoCo having trouble keeping up.  Great Crossing is destroying them on the boards, 26-15, and seven of those are offensive boards.  Great Crossing knows where their bread is buttered - they have attempted 28 twos to only six threes.

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    Great Crossing is stalling. 

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    Timeout GC, 417 left.

    Great Crossing is up 56-47 with 4:17 to play timeout Great Crossing.

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    1 minute ago, theguru said:

    Great Crossing is stalling. 

    Not sure I understand that with Moreno on the floor he has been unstoppable this half and the way Montgomery can shoot the 3 they can cut this to a one possession game quickly. 

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    Just now, 16thBBall Fan said:

    Not sure I understand that with Moreno on the floor he has been unstoppable this half and the way Montgomery can shoot the 3 they can cut this to a one possession game quickly. 

    They did it, eventually got a good shot, and MC fouled.  It looks a lot like what Cooper does.

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