Coaches' Top 25 teams

 

(First-place votes in parentheses)

 

Rank Team Region '06-'07 record

1. Scott Co. (46) 11th 34-2

2. Mason Co. (45) 10th 28-3

3. Lexington Catholic (10) 11th 23-10

4. Pleasure Ridge Park (5) Sixth 23-6

5. Ballard (5) Seventh 35-3

6. Bryan Station (1) 11th 24-8

7. Madison Central 11th 23-8

8. Henry Clay (1) 11th 16-14

9. Jeffersontown Seventh 23-8

10. Manual Seventh 18-10

11. University Hts. Second 13-14

12. June Buchanan 14th 26-7

13. Covington Catholic Ninth 24-7

14. Christian Co. Second 28-5

15. Holmes (2) Ninth 25-10

16. Elliott Co. 16th 25-7

17. Owensboro Third 24-9

18. Madisonville-N. Hopkins Second 22-10

19. Male Seventh 27-6

20. Paducah Tilghman First 25-8

21. Apollo Third 22-10

22. Adair Co. Fifth 24-10

23. Rose Hill 16th 18-6

24. Warren Central Fourth 30-5

25. Trinity Seventh 21-8

Wow, two of CovCath first three games are against #3 LexCath at home and #2 Mason County at the Field House. Talk about a tough way to open up the season!

Wow, two of CovCath first three games are against #3 LexCath at home and #2 Mason County at the Field House. Talk about a tough way to open up the season!

And according to schedule posting the preseason Male Jamboree this weekend, Cov Cath plays #10 Manual Saturday.

1. Scott Co. (46) 11th 34-2

2. Mason Co. (45) 10th 28-3

3. Lexington Catholic (10) 11th 23-10

4. Pleasure Ridge Park (5) Sixth 23-6

5. Ballard (5) Seventh 35-3

6. Bryan Station (1) 11th 24-8

7. Madison Central 11th 23-8

8. Henry Clay (1) 11th 16-14

 

5 of the top 8 out of the 11th region WOW. That will make for some great games this season.

Coaches' Top 25 teams

 

(First-place votes in parentheses)

 

Rank Team Region '06-'07 record

1. Scott Co. (46) 11th 34-2

2. Mason Co. (45) 10th 28-3

3. Lexington Catholic (10) 11th 23-10

4. Pleasure Ridge Park (5) Sixth 23-6

5. Ballard (5) Seventh 35-3

6. Bryan Station (1) 11th 24-8

7. Madison Central 11th 23-8

8. Henry Clay (1) 11th 16-14

9. Jeffersontown Seventh 23-8

10. Manual Seventh 18-10 11. University Hts. Second 13-14

12. June Buchanan 14th 26-7

13. Covington Catholic Ninth 24-7

14. Christian Co. Second 28-5

15. Holmes (2) Ninth 25-10

16. Elliott Co. 16th 25-7

17. Owensboro Third 24-9

18. Madisonville-N. Hopkins Second 22-10

19. Male Seventh 27-6

20. Paducah Tilghman First 25-8

21. Apollo Third 22-10

22. Adair Co. Fifth 24-10

23. Rose Hill 16th 18-6

24. Warren Central Fourth 30-5

25. Trinity Seventh 21-8

 

And 3 of the top 10 are 7th Regions with five 7th Region teams making up the top 25.

 

All but 2 teams in the Top 10 ARE 7th and 11th Region.

 

Over one-third of the top 25 is the 11th and 7th Regions.

Henry Clay and Holmes with first place votes...........

Henry Clay and Holmes with first place votes...........

 

We better change things, there's too many teams from Lexington and Louisville winning State Championships in Basketball. Most are public schools.

We better change things, there's too many teams from Lexington and Louisville winning State Championships in Basketball. Most are public schools.

 

You quote me, but I am not sure what you are getting at......

There are a few schools in the poll from outside the big cities. ! ! !

Top 10 by school size (per KHSAA):

 

Scott County - 1840

Mason County - 798

Lexington Catholic - 862

PRP - 1931

Ballard - 1675

Bryan Station - 1318

Madison Central - 1599

Henry Clay - 2032

Jeffersontown - 1013

Manual - 1867

 

How on earth did little ol' Mason County and little ol' Lexington Catholic make the list? And two very small schools sitting at 11 and 12? Just another perspective besides the public/private debate.

Top 10 by school size (per KHSAA):

 

Scott County - 1840

Mason County - 798

Lexington Catholic - 862

PRP - 1931

Ballard - 1675

Bryan Station - 1318

Madison Central - 1599

Henry Clay - 2032

Jeffersontown - 1013

Manual - 1867

 

How on earth did little ol' Mason County and little ol' Lexington Catholic make the list? And two very small schools sitting at 11 and 12? Just another perspective besides the public/private debate.

 

 

It helps when you have a 6-7 kid who can dominate a game. It helps to have great athletes. Mason County has a great program. Its not as big of a deal in basketball in Kentucky with the private-public school debate. I think a private school has only 1 what 1 state title in the last 15 or 20 years.

Little is having 312 student's in the high school 9-12!!!!!!!!!

Little is a small school Of less than 350 in 9-12 Yes indeed it is! ! !

Little is having 312 student's in the high school 9-12!!!!!!!!!

C'mon, little is having 373 students K-4 thru high school. :lol:

We better change things, there's too many teams from Lexington and Louisville winning State Championships in Basketball. Most are public schools.

Now that's funny!:lol:

 

Where's LBBC when you need a good rebuttal?