Final in a battle of undefeated teams at the Apollo Fairfield Inn Classic. Moore drops to 9-1; O'boro goes to 7-0. Bit of a surprise?

Owensboro is big inside, 6'10" and 6'8". Moore had no answer for these two. Would be interesting to see this game on a true neutral floor.

Owensboro is not 6'8" & 6'10" inside, not even close. They played on Apollo's home floor. Would Moore's floor have been a true neutral court ?:cry::cry:

Goodwin and Davis are 6'5 & 6'6 but play much bigger. I understand Goodwin never played more than 3 or 4 minutes of varsity until this season - unbelievable! He is a stud. OHS has three realy good players and two of them are low post players (other is guard - Shemwell). Moore has three parameter players that can drop 30 on any team in a given night - as a matter of fact - one of them averages over 30 a game. This would be a contest where if they played 10 times - each would win five. This one just went OHS's way. OHS is the best in the 3rd and Moore is one of the best in the seventh. As a matter of fact - I think Moore and Seneca may be the two highest scoring teams in the seventh region so far this year - and both have played quality opponents.

You are right on your assestment of the ten games. Davis is a transfer from Hopkinsville. Davis is listed at 6'4" but is a little under. Davis does play big. Shemwell and four other players have just started back playing basketball the season as they were on the football team that went three games into the playoffs. Owensboro lost a few players from last years team that beat Central 20 points in the state tournament.

Owensboro is the best team in the third region but will have to contend with rival Apollo who is a steadily improving young team (they beat Seneca by one this week) Muhlenburg North also could be a threat late.

Owensboro and North are both playing in the Jtown Gaslight Classic which starts Sunday.