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University Heights 64 Lexington Christian 63 (OT)

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Should this be considered a mild upset?

Lexington Christian has a history of first-round flameouts ...

Wow I guess I should have stuck around for this game, seems like it was a thriller.

I had LCA winning it all in the contest and Newport as runner up. Both got beat...:madman:

Is Randy McCoy still at UH?

Lexington Christian has a history of first-round flameouts ...

 

Five straight seasons LCA has bowed out in the first round at Richmond.

Is Randy McCoy still at UH?

 

Yes. Doing a nice job. UHA has no seniors on their roster; they start five solid juniors. They might be the favorite to win the whole 2nd region next season.

I have seen other teams who rely on 3-pt. shooting go into McBrayer and go cold. The lighting in there is distracting. I hope they move the All A and the

11th region tourney out of there.

I've always heard a true shooter can shoot anywhere, regardless of the conditions.

How has UH been this year? LCA probably has the best team I have seen them have this season. I watched them play LexCath tough early in the year and that was without Burdette. Burdette has been playing very well lately.

Barnette, Evans and Stephens were a combined 0-for-13 on 3's. LCA is going to struggle against good teams when that happens. I believe Barnette made seven 3's when they beat Scott County.

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