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Campbell County vs. Calvary Christian

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Hey guys,

 

After seeing last nights game, it was like watching the New Orleans Saints play the Cleveland Browns. It is just a team out their league of play. Campbell County was obviously the aggressor and the superior team last night. Not to throw Calvary under the bus because they always give it their best and try to put some stronger teams on their schedule to get better. So kudos to them.

 

As for the Camels, with the amount that the starters played, I was actually quite suprised with the competitiveness and urgency that the boys played with. Jordan and Greg were up and down the court and like I said last week, they were actually penetrationg and challenging the paint to creat some good layups. I was also happy with the fact the the rest of the team stepped up and were shooting well. The defense was persistent as well and everyone played well.

 

 

Coach Code: Good win! I am pleased with the coaching last night going up against a non challenging opponent. I liked that he played the second string players and gave them a chance to show what they can do as well. This will just help them in the long run in case people get into foul trouble and also show if someone else might get a starting opportunity when it counts.

 

If I were the Coach:

 

If I were the coach I would definitely look at the starting team. Not to pick on any one player but we need to put the best player out on the court. Alex has been playing for two games now with 0 points. I understand he is a very energized and aggressive player, but maybe if someone else is in there we can actually capitalize and put more points on the board.

 

Camels at Dixie prediction is Camels by 4.

 

True Shepherd -- Out

Hey guys,

 

Coach Code: Good win! I am pleased with the coaching last night going up against a non challenging opponent. I liked that he played the second string players and gave them a chance to show what they can do as well. This will just help them in the long run in case people get into foul trouble and also show if someone else might get a starting opportunity when it counts.

 

If I were the Coach:

 

If I were the coach I would definitely look at the starting team. Not to pick on any one player but we need to put the best player out on the court. Alex has been playing for two games now with 0 points. I understand he is a very energized and aggressive player, but maybe if someone else is in there we can actually capitalize and put more points on the board.

 

Camels at Dixie prediction is Camels by 4.

 

True Shepherd -- Out

I'm sure Coach Code is thrilled that his performance last night met with your approval.

 

Calvary is on Campbell County's schedule because they are part of our seeded district.

 

Being critical of a player, and asking for his head because he hasn't scored any points is totally unfair. In the 2007 All "A" State Tournament Matt Lloyd played substantial minutes in all four of our (Brossart's) tournament games and didn't score a point - yet we couldn't have won it without him. Kyle Kramer scored very few but was a tremendous catylist. Pehaps you need to take your head out of the box score and look at the big picture.

 

Offense wins games. Defense wins championships.

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