citycat

I know its picky but its Jarod Griffin (only one "r" in his first name)

Maybe the game will be played...............in the state finals?

Game in the 40's or low 50's: NCC Game higher than mid 50's: Trinity

Bad coin flip for LexCath. They match up much better against Lafayette.

Does he have any offers? Will he leave the "mountains"?

Gotta say this one surprised me. Thought LC was on a roll. Great win for the Cougs

Thanks for making this poll. Great work. I always feel this is the most accurate of all Again, thanks

Bad Teams? Prior to Louisville Western the KHSAA website lists they played Hopkinsville/Madison Central/Henry Clay/Doss/Central. Those are not bad teams. Or if you are looking ahead they play Etown/Lafayette/Owensboro/Newport Central Catholic/Henderson County and those are not bad teams either.

Would be a huge advantage for LexCath if they get overall #1 and get Creek. Having Dunbar, LCA and Lafayette on the other side would be big advantage.

Prolly the toughest district in the state as a good team will be left out and not make the regional. Are the rest of the seeds set in that district? Will they play it at Dunbar?

He doesnt help himself much by shooting 44 for 102 (43.1%) from the free throw line.

Boyd County and Rowan County would have to rank one two and I way its a tossup between Elliott and Morgan Counties for the next spot. Boyd County has the longest dry spell having not been to the state since they won regional titles in 98,99 and 2000

Kinda on this thread of undefeated teams,,,,I believe the last undefeated team was Brewers in 1948. I think that is in Marshall County. Can anyone give me a brief history lesson on Brewers? I kinda looked around and saw there were a powerhouse in the 40's. I assume they consolidated with other small schools to make the current Marshall County High?....any info would be appreciated.

Unfortunately too many scheduling conflicts so it has been cancelled.

Monday Feb 3 at 1 pm is the boys and girls Sweet 16 draw

I think we had discussed this in a previous thread but I think it was overwhelming agreed that Louisville Trinity plays the most difficult schedule. Knott County Central CovCath Sierra Canyon, CA (#15 in the nation at the time) Oak Ridge, FL (#19 in the nation at the time) Monteverde (#1 in the nation at the time) Weselyn Christian, NC (#3 in the nation at the time) Oldham County Lexington Christian Henderson County (twice) Boyle County St. Xavier (twice) Louisville Central (twice) Louisville Doss Lexington Henry Clay Hopkinsville Elizabethtown Lexington Lafayette Owensboro Newport Central Catholic Say what you want about em,,,,,but they play anyone, anywhere.

LC had so much promise and an excellent chance to make the Sweet 16 for the first time in school history but something is definitely amiss in Louisa.

If you had the opportunity to go to the LIT this afternoon/evening you could have seen Sutton, Perry, and Spalding all play. I will keep this simple,,,,when you left there should be no doubt in your mind who the best player is.

I am very worried for LC. I do not know any of the details but a team losing their leading scorer from a promising young team is a bit of a red flag for me. Its a shame since I think they were on the verge of making the Sweet 16 this yr or next year for the first time in school history.

Good win for the Knights. They are a tough out when Griffin scores like that in addition to Johnson

The 16th is very down this year, might be the weakest I have seen for some time.

I thought those two teams played their game at Freedom Hall, is that the same as Broadbent Arena?

Intense rival game that will probably be a very close contest. Matt Rose is a heckofa player but doesnt have much support. I think overall LexCath is a more complete team but really lives and dies with Tanner Johnson. The last two games his shots have been off and they have struggled. Griffin needs to get more looks to balance it out some IMO. I will take LexCath in a close one but it really can go either way.

You can still be a successful player and person at a school that doesnt play for national championships. From what I understand the kid is already a winner.

The Knights have only lost their last two games, to Henderson County and Lafayette unless you are chalking LCA as a loss already?