No doubt he was fouled but it just could be added to the long list of calls that were questionable both ways. Coach Hicks was stuck with a T in the second half which he deserved. Went out of his way to make sure he got the T giving the officials little choice. Funny thing was the call that he caused him to blow up was probably the right call.

 

Typical 9th Region officiated game as it seemed that everyone who played in the first half had two fouls by halftime. Good run for Scott to get acclimated to 9th Region officiating so that if they make the regional tournament they won't have to adjust as much as other 10th Region teams

 

 

Agree.

Y'know... as poor of a season as Conner is having considering they were picked pre-season #1, in their last 10 games they are 5-5 with their 5 losses coming in chronological order from:

 

Ryle 61-47

Campbell County 69-67 (3 OT's)

Ryle 58-54 (2 OT's)

Boone 56-45

Scott 65-63

 

They have 4 regular season games remaining:

 

Walton, Holy Cross, Holmes, & NewCath

 

Even though they really don't have any quality wins, they're starting to show that they can play with fairly decent teams, they just can't seem to finish. With as crazy a season as it has been in the 9th, it wouldn't surprise me that after they get some good challenges in with their last 4 games, that they'll start looking tuned up to face post season. It would be a far stretch for them to regain their #1 billing, but I don't think their season is over. Conner typically comes on late in the season anyway...

 

For what it's worth (and this isn't scientific because of different strengths in schedules) here are the records of many teams in the 9th from their last 10 games as of Feb. 5th @ 6:30 pm:

 

The rest of the regular season should help us get an idea of who is peaking at the right time.

 

New Cath - 8-2

Holy Cross - 8-2

Dixie - 7-3

Holmes - 7-3

Boone - 7-3

Ryle - 7-3

Conner - 5-5

Cooper - 5-5

Beechwood - 5-5

CovCath - 4-6

Highlands - 3-7

 

You certainly have to look at who the wins were against.