Newports lack of depth will only hurt them if they get in foul trouble.

 

The key to the game for Newport is holding CC to one shot. Newport has to control the boards. If they do that, they have a chance against anybody.

Look for the Wildcats to pull this barnburner out, they are on a mission and they have to many guys that can score. Great youngman on and off the court, character is big in this kind of environment. Good luck both teams you have accomplished alot to get this far, but don't be satisfied!! See you all there, me and my family have always believed in the Cats and we are still believing!!!

This game should be another great matchup in the state tournament. I am picking CC by 7.

What day and time is this game being played?

What day and time is this game being played?

 

Wednesday at 6:30

Lack of experience on the big stage could do the Wildcats in here. That and their lack of depth may prove to be a problem. Christian Co. is used to this type environment and can be a handful for any team to handle. A lot depends on whether the refs let the two teams play or not and Newport can ill afford to get into early fould trouble and have to go to their bench. I say Christian Co. in a close one.

Is there any truth to the rumor that a player from Newport quit after the regional final?

Is there any truth to the rumor that a player from Newport quit after the regional final?

 

 

 

Yes a player quit, he was the second transfer that became eldgible in January. Naz Upshaw didn't get many minutes and does not hurt the team at all. Even thou i wish he would have stuck it out.:confused:

Christain County should come out guns blazing and win this one by 10 or more!

Christian Co. 75-64.

QUOTE=CATS2017;3765356]Yes a player quit, he was the second transfer that became eldgible in January. Naz Upshaw didn't get many minutes and does not hurt the team at all. Even thou i wish he would have stuck it out.:confused:

 

Strange time to quit. You'd think even the benchwarmers would be enjoying this ride. :confused:

Christian County coach Kerry Stovall talks about Newport and the keys to the game

 

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Newport's last win at the state tournament came in 1955

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