I believe that Holmes needs this game more than any this season. BS will be able to offenr some challenges to Holmes. IMO, BS is a considerate longshot in the outcome, but I believe they offer many of the things that Holmes must be able to handle when they get into the meat of their season.

 

I agree. Bryan Station is better than any other nky team up here though. They're pre season #17 or 19 in the state, I believe.

Holmes by 5, but Riley might actually miss a three tonight.

Holmes by 5, but Riley might actually miss a three tonight.

 

I say he goes 4-5. Holmes by 11.

Riley is the perfect point to play with Pittman and the Johnson's, he could lead this team in scoring.

Riley is the perfect point to play with Pittman and the Johnson's, he could lead this team in scoring.

 

Riley has always been an underrated player. I can still remember seeing him dominate in middle school and then at the freshman level. IMO he was the best pg last year for Holmes but Avery was just more aggressive.

 

His quickness and ability to handle the rock make him very tough to defend. He is by far the best shooter on the team.

Bryan Station is pretty unknown. It will be interesting to see how good the 6-11 kid is.

Riley is the perfect point to play with Pittman and the Johnson's, he could lead this team in scoring.

 

Riley is one of the best outside shooters to ever lace them up for Holmes. I hope that he will continue to hunt his shot. Sometimes he can be a little to passive. He needs 10 to 12 shots a game. He is clearly a top 10 player in Northern Kentucky, and a top 10 PG in the state. The kid has great on the ball defense as well. He is the most over looked player in the 9th. I guess it s hard for him to get his just do with all of the potential of the Holmes underclassmen.

Bryan Station is pretty unknown. It will be interesting to see how good the 6-11 kid is.

 

I agree. I'm interested in hearing/seeing how good he is. I don't see the 6'7 350 lb kid being much of a factor. Holmes athleticism and quickness will give him troubles in an up tempo game.

I agree. I'm interested in hearing/seeing how good he is. I don't see the 6'7 350 lb kid being much of a factor. Holmes athleticism and quickness will give him troubles in an up tempo game.

 

Are you going down to the game tonight ?

Are you going down to the game tonight ?

 

No unfortunately I can't make it. But I'll be able to get a recap tonight as soon as it's over.

No unfortunately I can't make it. But I'll be able to get a recap tonight as soon as it's over.

 

O.K. I will be looking forward to it than.

Do anyone know how Mack is doing for Butler? He was a stud last year for Station. I would like to see him do well on the D-1 Level.

Riley is one of the best outside shooters to ever lace them up for Holmes. I hope that he will continue to hunt his shot. Sometimes he can be a little to passive. He needs 10 to 12 shots a game. He is clearly a top 10 player in Northern Kentucky, and a top 10 PG in the state. The kid has great on the ball defense as well. He is the most over looked player in the 9th. I guess it s hard for him to get his just do with all of the potential of the Holmes underclassmen.

 

Very true. I would think he is top 5 in the Region as well.

Very true. I would think he is top 5 in the Region as well.

 

If Riley is a top 10 PG in the state, which I think he is, then he is definetly the best in nky. I'd say he's the best all around pg up here. He can do it all, shoot, defend, and rebound.

 

I also don't know of any other 6' PG's in nky who are throwing the ball off the backboard and throwing it down with one hand. His athleticism is unreal.

If Riley is a top 10 PG in the state, which I think he is, then he is definetly the best in nky. I'd say he's the best all around pg up here. He can do it all, shoot, defend, and rebound.

 

I also don't know of any other 6' PG's in nky who are throwing the ball off the backboard and throwing it down with one hand. His athleticism is unreal.

 

By saying top 5 in the region I meant every position, not just point guards.