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LaSalle vs. Christian County Predictions

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This game is the third Varsity game of the 2012 Bluegrass-Buckeye Charity Classic, being played at Oak Hills @ 7:30 on Satuday (1/14).

 

Thoughts and Predictions?

 

Adults: $7.00

Students: $4.00

Children age 5 and under admitted free

 

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La SALLE (8-0) vs. CHRISTIAN COUNTY (4-9)

 

LaSalle, the defending Ohio Division I state champion, enters the week with a perfect 8-0 record that includes seven victories by double-digit margins. The Lancers’ leading scorer in seven of their first eight games was senior guard Josh Lemons, who has team-high averages of 18.8 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.8 steals.

 

Christian County is still struggling on offense after losing all five starters from last year’s Kentucky state championship team. In five of their losses, the Colonels were held to 51 points or less, but they did show some offensive firepower in a 100-43 win over Fort Campbell last week.

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