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Holmes 64 Holy Cross 53

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How can that be as bad as playing it at the FINN?

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Not sure what the question is?

 

The floor last night was just fine and had NO stoppages in play due to moisture or anything else. I don't recall any player slipping last night.

Tim O'Hair was the ref that filled in for Bob Cole from the first game. Not sure they wanted Cole on this game after the call at the end of the Cov Cath game on Tuesday night ?

 

:rolleyes: Officials aren't "removed" from games over calls from previous games. If a game is postponed or interrupted as this one was the officials originally assigned the game are given the game again if they do not have conflicts or another game schedule on the make up date.

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I was told by a reliable source that he wouldn't have the game again because of doing the Covcath-Holmes game two nights prior.

 

Not sure why or what that means. Maybe Clyde has an answer.

Junior center Tony Campbell scored 21 points, pulled down 15 rebounds and blocked eight shots to lead Holmes past Covington Holy Cross 64-53. The winners also got 19 points and eight rebounds from Dontel Rice.

Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2012/01/13/2026614/high-school-basketball-highlights.html#storylink=cpy

Now that's funny!

How can Campbell transfer to Holmes? Did he move? Does he have a new legal guardian? Maybe it's the "Housley" rule again. Maybe they traded him straight up for Scruggs for football.

Couldn't resist when I read this!

Gym capacity at Holy Cross - 900.

 

Gym capacity at Beechwood - 900.

 

Gym capacity at CCH - 1250.

gotta love the in depth research done for our local sports by most of the "reporters"!

I was told by a reliable source that he wouldn't have the game again because of doing the Covcath-Holmes game two nights prior.

 

Not sure why or what that means. Maybe Clyde has an answer.

 

Walter that would make sense. Since the CC/Holmes game was between the original and rescheduled game an official wouldn't want to do the same team twice in a span of 2 days. That is all I was refering to. An official isn't removed for a "call" that was or was not made in a previous game.

The other official was Jason Reinike at the first game not Bob Cole, Mr. Cole did have the Holmes game and before the game started at Holmes Jason said he would not have the Holy Cross/ Holmes game because that would give him Holmes 3 nights in a row, had absoutly nothing to do with any calls.

Gym capacity at Holy Cross - 900.

 

Gym capacity at Beechwood - 900.

 

Gym capacity at CCH - 1250.

 

I find that hard to believe. Shocking if true.

 

Why did they give it up a few years ago?

gotta love the in depth research done for our local sports by most of the "reporters"!

 

To be fair to our local guys that was a Lexington paper.

I find that hard to believe. Shocking if true.

 

Why did they give it up a few years ago?

 

I pulled those numbers from the KHSAA.

I was told by a reliable source that he wouldn't have the game again because of doing the Covcath-Holmes game two nights prior.

 

Not sure why or what that means. Maybe Clyde has an answer.

 

There is no written rule saying you can't have the same team within X days. They try to avoid it but sometimes it just works out that way.

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