nkufan23

My feelings exactly...There are many more similarities between St Anthonys and Cov Cath than one may think they are both catholic institutions and similar in Enrollment size with Cov Cath actually being a bit bigger...I read a story about how when St Anthonys was starting out they modeled what they did after Oak Hill academy except at first St Anthonys only took the best players from the New York and New Jersey areas and then eventually became a national name...It wasn't till.after a few years that St Anthonys realized local.competition wasn't competition at all and they began playing a national schedule...If the business of a prep school like St Anthonys is anything like college than this guy knows about bringing in talent.because as we know its your.assistants that are probably more important than the head coach when it comes to bringing.in the talent...I wouldn't be at all surprised to see coach Hurley maybe even recommend cov cath to kids who may be a little less talented than what St Ant is used to or that they don't have room for...So I think at first Cov Cath becomes like Highlands is in fball in nky bringing in top talent from across nky even.going into.cincy and dominating local competition, but with this area having nothing close to.a college preporatory school and this being a basketball state and area it would be SILLY to think that they couldn't become a prep school...A prep school would benefit the area not only in terms of basketball but in academics, I no its premature but it would be a good thing for the.area imo...

Nvm I see all already responded

Can you explain to why it is silly?

Wow very nice...Could he build Cov Cath into a sort of prep school almost bringing in the best catholic school kids from NKY year in year out...I know with that resume as a parent I would send my kid to play for him, he definitely knows what it takes to get his players to the highest level of college basketball...

6-3 but a good chance at 7-2