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Scott vs Augusta (10th Region, 1st Round)

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Look for this game be closer than most think,Scott wins by 4 but Atown gives them a run and a scare.

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Since these two teams haven't met here's some of the common opponents between the two this season and their records against those teams:

 

Bracken, Pendleton, Mason, Silver Grove, Calvary, Harrison, Brossart.

 

Scott is 7-2 while Augusta is 7-3 against those teams.

 

Scott with wins over Bracken, Calvary, Pendleton twice, Silver Grove, and Brossart twice. Losses to Mason and Harrison.

 

Augusta with wins over Bracken 3 times, Pendleton, Harrison, Silver Grove, and Calvary. Losses to Mason and Brossart twice.

Staggs and Gligoravic are very comparable.

 

Blue collar, in-the-trenches kind of guys. Scotts bigs (or big - O'Conner) factors large in this one - Augusta has no one to match up with him.

 

I'll give the guards edge to Scott, also strength of schedule, and defenisve intensity.

 

Augusta absolutely cannot afford to give up points off of turnovers if they intend to make this one close.

 

This is the game that could characterize the district tournament scenerios to date - the game that makes you scratch your head.

 

While my heart would love to see the Panthers compete and take this one to the wire, my head says the Eagles big.

Augusta won four times Vs. Bracken.

 

My mistake, either way both teams beat them.

Staggs and Gligoravic are very comparable.

 

Blue collar, in-the-trenches kind of guys. Scotts bigs (or big - O'Conner) factors large in this one - Augusta has no one to match up with him.

 

I'll give the guards edge to Scott, also strength of schedule, and defenisve intensity.

 

Augusta absolutely cannot afford to give up points off of turnovers if they intend to make this one close.

This is the game that could characterize the district tournament scenerios to date - the game that makes you scratch your head.

 

While my heart would love to see the Panthers compete and take this one to the wire, my head says the Eagles big.

 

Good anaylsis. If Augusta wants to take the next step in their 3 year run to the region the guards have to contribute, something they've struggled with all year.

Fairly even matchup. I will give Scott the edge because they seem to have a little momentum going and are starting to believe in themselves. Scott +2...

Also,

Scott lost to Harrison by 3

Augusta beat Harrison by 14

 

Panthers advance by 6pts

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Scott lost to Harrison by 3

Augusta beat Harrison by 14

 

Panthers advance by 6pts

 

But then again this was early in the season, Scott is much better now as you can see as they have made a run and won their district tournament and seem to be coming together at the right time.

I believe this to be a good draw for both schools! Probably the most evenly match of all the regional games..

 

I will not make a prediction, but will say that I believe it to be a good game.

I believe this to be a good draw for both schools! Probably the most evenly match of all the regional games..

 

I will not make a prediction, but will say that I believe it to be a good game.

 

It might be, but I think Clark and Campbell are more evenly matched.

Sir Mix Alot you could be right. Forgot about that matchup.

Thanks for correcting me

I ran into Brayde Hamilton in town last night and he was on crutches. He twisted his knee in the Mason County game and had to go to his doctor today. I will update when I find out what they said.

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