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Corbin/Whitley Co Predictions

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The Corbin Redhounds take on the Colonels of Whitley County Tuesday in a district double header. Any comments on how these two games will play out?:fight:

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The Corbin Redhounds take on the Colonels of Whitley County Tuesday in a district double header. Any comments on how these two games will play out?:fight:

 

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This should be a pretty good matchup. I'm not eager to predict either way. Good district game. Very important game for both teams.

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Wow, I thought more of you would have had comments on this one. Here are my thoughts on the game:

 

Both teams are playing well right now. Whitley has won 8 of there last 9 and swept distict rival Williamsburg. Corbin has been hitting the ball really well and split with South Laurel. An important game for both teams. I think tonights games will depend on a good defense. Both teams can hit the ball and the outcome will depend on who can make the plays. I think the games end in a split however, I sure hope my Colonels can pull off the sweep!:fight:

The Colonels have stolen a lot of bases this year, which puts pressure on the defense. Corbin needs to slow down the Whitley running game(sounds like a football game) and play solid defense to win.

 

Whitley's home field has proven very tough for the visitors to win at.........I expect a split.

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