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Sure thing. They both have one common opponent this season in Boyd County which they both handled similarily. LC did lose alot offensively but as the season progresses this group of LC players will probably only get better in the double wing. Add to the fact that aside from Belfry, LC has one of the best home field advantages in the mountains. This is no disrespect to Raceland, just my opinion of the game.

Anyone know the opposite end of this spectrum? I believe that Hopkins County Central currently has lost 31 in a row.

I will take 3A over 1A.....home team prevails

No sir not finalized but these are the firms so far.

Not a tournament but the Joe B. Hall Classic is Saturday, January24, 2015 Campbell County versus Lincoln County Hopkinsville versus Knott County Central Covington Holmes versus Louisville Trinity Montgomery County versus LexCath

Republic Bank Classic (Lexington Catholic): Dec 26-30. Lexington Catholic Covington Catholic Trinity Owensboro Apollo Casey County Boyle County Louisville Male Perry County Central North Laurel Betsy Layne

The Storm desperately need a W. Thats 31 in a row I believe

Quite surprised, I had him pegged for EKU. Good Luck.

If the Lions were a little better this could be ripe for an upset after the Red Devils win over their arch rival. Just dont think Boyd County has the team to do that this year, closer than expected but Russell will win

The Storm have now lost 30 games in a row.

My guess would be Breckenridge County in the 60's? (Butch Beard?)

Lawrence County may not be as far back as one might think/

Unfortunately I believe that is 29 in a row that the Storm has lost.

Below piece taken from the Courier Journal. Sounds like a perfect fit for Bellarmine. Bellarmine University basketball coach Scott Davenport had a couple important allies in the recruitment of Trinity High School guard Daniel Ramser, and they helped the Knights land a commitment from him on Thursday afternoon. “Coach Davenport and the whole staff made me feel like I was really wanted at Bellarmine, and that was the main reason I decided to commit there — and (in order) to be my grandparents’ favorite grandson,” Ramser said with a laugh. “Coach Davenport recruited me really hard, but my grandparents probably recruited me the hardest of anyone.” Ramser’s grandparents, Emmett and Pat, have been Knights’ season ticket-holders for years and were thrilled for him to receive a scholarship offer from Davenport in July. Next year, they’ll get to see Daniel suit up for the home team. “Being able to play here in front of my family was a big reason” for picking Bellarmine, he said. Ramser was one of Davenport’s top targets. The Knights’ coaches closely tracked his games with the Louisville Prospects club during the July evaluation period, when he showcased the steady, all-around game that has made him a key player for Trinity. The 6-foot-4 Ramser averaged 6.1 points and 2.8 rebounds last season for the state semifinalists. He shot 42.4 percent from the floor, including 37.2 percent (35 of 94) from 3-point range, and 81 percent at the free-throw line. “(Davenport) said the way I play would fit perfectly in their system,” Ramser said. “An all-around, unselfish, a team player. I do a lot of things that affect the game positively.” Trinity coach Mike Szabo called Ramser “a really good player” and “one of the finest young men I have had here.” “I am really proud of him and so happy to see all his efforts being rewarded with a basketball scholarship,” Szabo wrote in an email. “What a great situation for him to play for Coach Davenport at one of the very best NCAA Division II schools in the country.” Ramser is part of a loaded Shamrocks team that also includes University of Louisville commitment Raymond Spalding and Division I prospects D’Angelo West, Jax Levitch and Christian Thieneman, who also is a target of Bellarmine. “(Ramser) is an excellent shooter and can also drive and finish at the rim,” Szabo said. “He plays unselfishly and is an excellent passer and can guard multiple positions. He continues to improve and has a great upside.” Alabama-Huntsville, Williams College and Centre College are some of the other schools that recruited him. Szabo said Ramser has a 3.9 grade-point average and scored 31 on the ACT exam.

Tanner Johnson is better than at least ten on this list.

The 2015 class does seem to be a solid class. I am not sure what is the best way to define it however if we define it by D1 offers (not saying I know a better way). Is a "low" D1 offer (like NKU) a better offer than a "high" DII school? Is being the end of the bench for a D1 a better situation than lets say starting for DII? I guess it depends on what the kid and his family want, I am sure there is no wrong answer.

The top ten is pretty solid but after that I believe there are some obvious holes.

I will say that Ryne Callahan will be the best player in the 16th this season. Paired with the other returning players and graduation at Fleming County I can see the Vikings making the sweet 16 (not to mention the best coach in the region). Overall altough the 16th will be a little down this season. I know it always comes down to the draw but its hard to see this region winning a game in Rupp this basketball year.

I think that several of us want to like Dunbar but as Joker and I have discussed on other threads there is just something amiss with this team. I dont know if its "chemistry" issues, coaching issues, etc but again this summer they just dont click. Not an embarrassment when they are pounded by Trinity and Ballard this summer but losing to DeSales (and they are much down from last year) makes you scratch your head.

1. Henry Clay 2. Wayne County 3. Boyle County 4. Scott County 5. Lex Cath 6. Lincoln County 7. Paul Dunbar 8. Lafayette 9. Mercer County 10. Southwestern Pulaski

1. Trinity (head and shoulders above the rest) 2. Eastern 3. Bullitt East 4. Ballard 5. Male 6. Manual 7. Doss 8. PRP 9. St. Xavier 10. DeSales

1. Knott County Central 2. Johnson Central 3. Clay County 4. Lawrence County 5. Shelby Valley 6. Rowan County 7. Perry County Central 8. Sheldon Clark 9. Boyd County 10. Letcher County Central

LOL,,,,u just dont want them to beat your streak.

I don't think HC can go into the mountains and be a Belfry program. I will go with the Pirates

Worried that BG might be a little too athletic for LexCath but I will still go with the Knights to pull the upset