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Cordia 47 Perry Central 41

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I'll stand by my post. A below average team for PCC is still a pretty good team.

 

Allan Hatcher has over 600 wins. I'm pretty sure that he knows what he is doing. For all intents and purposes, the style of play kept them in the game with Mountain powers Cumberland, Hazard, and Paintsville.

I honestly wished someone could show me all these Athletes they are talking about at PCC. The best athlete in the school doesnt even play basketball. Demetri Travis.

Below average? They have some tremendous players on their team. His style of play is keeping the Dores from winning!

There is no way you can actually say Cordia has more talent than Perry!No way!

I would say that Cordia is as talented as PCC. They showed it in this game. Hurt is among one of the best players in the region. Taylor is probably one of the better big men in the region. The two teams actually looked similar in every position on the floor. This is not a typical PCC team. I watched them against Hazard and I think the slow down game actually kept them in the game with Hazard. When Hazard got them to run they shot lay ups. So apparently, Hatcher's style is keeping them in games. Not costing them games. This is just not a very good PCC team right now.

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