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Lexington Catholic 74 Scott County 71

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in KY Boys Basketball (High School)

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Big win for Lex. Cath. Didn't see that one coming.

Congrats Lex Cath!

Somewhat off topic, but I got to see most of the JV game between the two and was really impressed with what Scott Co. has coming up in the next few years.

Great win for Lex Cath!! This win clearly makes them the favorite to win the 11th for a third year on a row.

 

I wouldn't say that. I dont think Scott Co will go away without a fight.

I wouldn't say that. I dont think Scott Co will go away without a fight.

 

Until district tournaments are finished, I think it's very objective to say that anyone is definitely a favorite in the 7th or 11th.

 

As of today though, regular season play has probably given the edge to Lexington Catholic as a 'favorite' in the 11th. However, I think that once we see who wins each district and how each team draws in their regional tournament, it becomes far more clear as to who will most likely take home the regional crown. As of right now, Lexington Catholic has to face a tough Lafayette team to open their district, and win three games in four days to advance to the regional as a winner. Even if they do so, they could play Henry Clay/Scott Co. in the first game of the region. In my opinion, the draw is a huge factor in determining who goes to Rupp in some of the more balanced regions of the state. :popcorn:

Glad someone has mentioned Lafayette in this mix of 11th region teams.....all they have to do is put the ball in the hole with better percentage, and they could very easily be there in the end....

Does anyone know where Austin Flannery grew up? I wanna say it was in Northern Kentucky am I correct?

Does anyone know where Austin Flannery grew up? I wanna say it was in Northern Kentucky am I correct?

 

He attended school in Boone County prior to Scott County.

He attended school in Boone County prior to Scott County.

 

Thank you I was sure I had heard the name around here before just wanted to clear things up. Family move down south I assume?
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