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Lexington Catholic JV VS. Scott co. JV

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Scott County up by 20 in the 4th quater. Then the officials sparked a run for Lexington Catholic and they cut it to 8 or maybe 6, j/w if any one else thought that. Since this was big crowd towards the end of the game for people showing up at the varsity game.

Yea i noticed that. All the calls seemed to be going towards catholic.

#45 slammed the ball against the ground on purpose. That usually warrants a technical. I thought both technicals were warranted.

 

Don't disagree. Stupid thing to do and hurts the team. Second really tough call against him in a row, but that's basketball. Gotta live with it and move on.

I give them credit for not giving up im sorry but its alot easier to come back when every touch foul was called on Scott and no obvious holding calls was being called on Lex cath. This was just the 4th quater the first three quaters were pretty fair. I dont remmeber the final i just know scott county was up by 20 or 22 in the fourth quater and ended up winning by 8 i think.
Had nothing to do with the officials. Looked to me like there were few Scott Co. JV players that were taken out, maybe went to the locker room, once they was up 20+. Bottom line is Scott Co. is the dominant program right now, freshman through varsity.

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