Skunk, how do you keep up with all these teams? Seems like you have a lot of basketball knowledge of the entire state. Is there at team you primarily follow?

 

He doesn't...he just posts in every thread to get his post count up. :lol:

 

 

Just givin ya a hard time Skunk. All in good fun.

I love your enthusiasm but no way Dayton beats Beechwood. Beechwood gave Holmes a run for their money before being worn down in the second half. Also I believe Dayton has nobody over 6'2 on their roster. They will struggle to rebound against the taller Tigers and I see 6'7 AJ Smith having a big game down low.

 

It will be a long night for the Devils. Beechwood beat them by 39 last year with pretty much the same group.. With that being said:

 

Beechwood 78

Dayton 51

 

Hold on one second... What do you know of Dayton other than what you read on here. They have AT LEAST two kids over 6'2 on the roster, closer to 6'4''. Don't get me wrong, the kids aren't giants, but they have better size than normal. They may still struggle with a legit 6'7'' post player...

 

What do you know about that 39 point game last year? Do you know that Eastin and Massey both didn't play, while they were also missing a senior who scored about 10 a game last year? Do you know that those were their top 3 scorers last year? Do you realize that that game was the height of their injury depleted season and they dressed around 5 eighth grade kids for the VARSITY game?

 

I make no predictions, and agree with you a lot. But it seems like you are judging a team by one game from 10 months ago...

I believe he's a senior but could be wrong.

 

Junior....

Someone said there was no sighting of a 6'7 Beechwood player in another thread. Is AJ Smith really 6'7?

I'll take Dayton in this one, in a close game.

 

Dayton 67

Beechwood 63

Someone said there was no sighting of a 6'7 Beechwood player in another thread. Is AJ Smith really 6'7?

 

AJ Smith is #10 for Beechwood. He is a legit 6'7. I saw Beechwood against Holmes and he was every bit as big as Pittman, if not a little bigger.