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Highlands' basketball players to play at college

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Definitely will be more enjoyable than Willie Ball.

 

That is a good point. It sounds like Oak Hill Academy over there with 6 or 7 seniors that could play college ball. I can't think of a 9th region team that has ever had that many.

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That is a good point. It sounds like Oak Hill Academy over there with 6 or 7 seniors that could play college ball. I can't think of a 9th region team that has ever had that many.

 

It's easy to say "that could", it's a lot harder to have those "that do".

3 off of one team is just as impressive as 3 from Holmes IMO. You dont have a Div 1 type player but you have 3 solid kids that are NAIA/D3 players and academically gifted to boot.

3 off of one team is just as impressive as 3 from Holmes IMO. You dont have a Div 1 type player but you have 3 solid kids that are NAIA/D3 players and academically gifted to boot.

 

Someone is drinking some Holmes haterade. Let it go bro

Actually I like the Dogs and have been rooting for them over the past couple years. They have had some special players and achieved the ultimate last year winning the state crown. Kudos to those kids and wish them the best in college just as I do the Birds.

Definitely will be more enjoyable than Willie Ball.

 

Wow! You must really love the Flex.

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