BombSquad

Are you just trying to test everyone's memory with this line? Or were you trying to be funny?

When you claim to have 6 "D1" players on your team.... people are naturally inclined to have high expectations.

This response skirts the issue concerning "home grown" talent.

Interesting statement, coming from a Ryle fan.

The question was: "How good is Ryle's guard play, if you can't handle the NCC press you can't beat them." The truth is: Ryle guards don't handle pressure very well. I believe Ryle uses 3 different girls at the point. They usually play a 3 or 4 guard offense. I did not "target" a single player. I pointed out a weakness with the team. And, it's not a secret.

If NCC has a good press, they should crank it up against Ryle. Ryle can't handle a decent press. Crittendon is the only "ball handler" they have.

I'm starting to get the impression that you're a Jenna Crittendon fan. I don't blame you. She is very talented. Fun to watch.

"I've had this date, along with most Boone County residents, circled on my calendar since the team's schedules were released." Seriously? You might be right. In my opinion, "most" Boone County residents will not have ANY knowledge of the fact that this game was ever even scheduled.

She started her high school career at Connor - when she was in 8th grade. You know that. The KHSAA rules allowed her to transfer to Boone. That did not change the fact that she started at Connor.

You didn't mention the fact that the point guard (and leading scorer/assists) for last year's Boone County team was a transfer student. Do you think Boone would have made it as far as they did without this transfer student?

I rarely agree with you, GFYBS. But, you are right on the money with this issue. Good work.

I don't understand what the complaint is. If a player commits 3 fouls in the first half.... shouldn't they be called for 3 fouls?

Based on this report, it seems the fouls called were very even. Ryle = 22 LexCath = 16 Being that they were behind, I would assume Ryle gave some fouls toward the end of the game. So, what information do you have to support your theory that "the referees decide to go with one team"? And, what made it "pretty obvious last night"?

I also realize that the "supporters" will not want to address these issues. So, I'll just let it go for now.

Let's be clear about what we are talking about. No one has been "critical" of a Ryle player. The conversation has focused on the lessons these players are being taught about "Sportsmanship". There has also been concern for those players left sitting on the bench when their team has a 30+ point lead after 3 quarters. Did they deserve this? Did the Cooper kids deserve to be humiliated? None of the Ryle supporters have addressed these issues.