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Most exciting ballgame of 2008-2009

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What has been the most exciting game of this season?

Holmes vs Scott County was a great game.

Holmes vs Scott County was a great game.

 

I agree even though I could only watch the first half.

Best I've seen so far this year was Holmes beating Ballard at the Defenders of the Station in December. Holmes won 45-42, and even though it was somewhat low scoring, you saw two athletic teams put on a show. Not alotta whistles in the game, just letting them play it out and pressure one another to death. Pittman had a few nice jams, and nearly tore the goal down on one put-back; Cox had some clutch 3's to keep Ballard in the game.

Best game I've seen would probably be either Holmes/Scott Co, Holmes/Henderson Co or Holmes/Seneca.

 

All three games were very well played with two athletic teams going back and forth.

I guess it's all relative to what games you were able to see, but the best game for me was the Manual v J'town game in the KOB semi-finals. Everyone thought Manual would get killed by J'town without Jenkins in the lineup and coupled with it being Cosby's first game back from sitting out the year because of transfering to J'town from Manual. Manual had a real chance to win this game, but lost in overtime in an exciting atmospere. Both teams played with extreme intensity making it fun to watch. :banana:

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