What does Gallatin Co. need to do to improve in 2007/2008? What do they need to keep doing to be successful? Remember, please be constructive.

I think Gallatin will repeat as class A, district, and conference champs again.. should be able to make noise in region this year too... possibly one big man shy of a region title.

i think gallatin will repeat as class a, district, and conference champs again.. should be able to make noise in region this year too... possibly one big man shy of a region title

 

If the anderson kid comes from conner that may be the big man they need.

If the anderson kid comes from conner that may be the big man they need.

 

6'2" is not big unless your team is under 6'.

I have played with Court so many times an he plays way bigger than 6'2. He will help out Gallatin a lot down inside.

I have heard that he plays much bigger than his size as well. I have heard this will be a very nice addition to Coach Jones' team.

I have heard that he plays much bigger than his size as well. I have heard this will be a very nice addition to Coach Jones' team.

Another move-in for the Wildkats...soundas kind of fishy!!

Another move-in for the Wildkats...soundas kind of fishy!!

 

I am and will never accuse GC of anything, but you all sure are lucky when it comes to transfers. You all seem to get a good ball player every year to add to your squad. I guess I am kind of jealous.

Another move-in for the Wildkats...soundas kind of fishy!!

2 in 60 plus years? Yeah real fishy:rolleyes:

2 in 60 plus years? Yeah real fishy:rolleyes:

 

2 in the last 2 to complement one of the better teams GC has had in awhile...

There was a study done at Louisville on County growth. Here are the numbers for 2005-2010.

 

Spencer Co. 58.6%

Boone Co. 30.8%

Scott Co. 27.3%

Trimble 25.1%

Gallatin Co. 23.7%

 

With those numbers, you will see more and more transfers I believe.

 

Here is a link to the report so you can see for yourself.

 

http://ksdc.louisville.edu/kpr/pro/hmk2004_methodology.doc

There was a study done at Louisville on County growth. Here are the numbers for 2005-2010.

 

Spencer Co. 58.6%

Boone Co. 30.8%

Scott Co. 27.3%

Trimble 25.1%

Gallatin Co. 23.7%

 

With those numbers, you will see more and more transfers I believe.

 

Here is a link to the report so you can see for yourself.

 

http://ksdc.louisville.edu/kpr/pro/hmk2004_methodology.doc

 

I am not saying anything bad, I just wish my school had that kind of luck.

There was a study done at Louisville on County growth. Here are the numbers for 2005-2010.

 

Spencer Co. 58.6%

Boone Co. 30.8%

Scott Co. 27.3%

Trimble 25.1%

Gallatin Co. 23.7%

 

With those numbers, you will see more and more transfers I believe.

 

Here is a link to the report so you can see for yourself.

 

http://ksdc.louisville.edu/kpr/pro/hmk2004_methodology.doc

Those are projected figures for the future. The estimated growth figures from the US Census Bureau for the period of 2000-2006 are:

 

Spencer 37.1%

Boone 26.5%

Scott 24.4%

Shelby 18.3%

Bullitt 18.2%

 

Gallatin County's growth was way down the list at 3.7%. Below is a link to the complete list.

 

http://www.kentucky.com/news/state/story/144855.html

Gallatin County will make some noise this year in the regional tournament, mark my word!

Has Gallatin ever won a regional title?