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Pretty young team with good ball handlers.

Ryder Akins for GRC is good. First time watching him.

Hudl.

Every Campbell County home game I have been to for the last 10 years I have ended up with a headache because of how obnoxiously loud the PA is.

The staff that Mays had is also still in place as of now.

Chris Lofton works with the Tennessee Radio Network. I doubt he is coaching.

@Quagmire, who is Augusta’s starting five and 6-8 players this year?

This event is organized by PrepHoops Kentucky and Steve Quattrocchi.

The inaugural Mr. Basketball Classic tips off on Saturday, Dec. 6th at George Rogers Clark and features several highly ranked teams in Kentucky. The idea behind the Mr. Basketball Classic is to showcase teams that have a potential Mr. Basketball winner. The event originally featured Lyon County, who was replaced by Henry Clay. Schedule: 1:45 – Henry Clay vs. Trinity 3:30 – Green County vs. Madison Central 5:15 – Jeffersontown vs. Bryan Station 7:00 – Daviess County vs. George Rogers Clark

This has turned into quite the 10th Region rivalry over the last decade.

On X: https://x.com/corner2cornerpc/status/1995646099080839653?s=20

The Cardinals head to Claryville on Thursday for their annual matchup in the first week of the season.

He was the head coach at Owsley County before he came to Montgomery County. His son is going to be a D1 player.

Yes, one of the best. GRC is just good. If these two meet in the postseason though I think it will be much closer. Nicholas County is better, I think, than the way the played tonight.

I will be there.

This was reposted on X by the Sears parents just four days ago. Sears is #0 in the picture. Talk about a last-minute decision. The dad is a chiropractor with his own practice.

Probably two months or so, if he is ruled eligible.

From PrepSpin’s William Warfield: Facts about the LCA / Belfry Football game halftime situation last night that are not being told that should be known. I should mention that both schools are near and dear to us. LCA is taking a beating on social media today so I feel like I should say something. Yes, Belfry was escorted to the soccer field bleachers. LCA was escorted behind the home side bleachers as well outside. They don’t have a locker room either. Both teams did have access to heated bathrooms. New bathrooms were installed at the soccer field and accessible. The bathrooms on the soccer field side are nice. Our crew has enjoyed them this year. LCA provided electric and put down boards on their track for Belfry to have their gas heaters during the game. They look like a missle on wheels with a flame at the end. It was putting out heat the whole game. Belfry had heat the whole game. Trust me we smelled the heater all night. The soccer pressbox housed their coaches and radio crew. There is no heat inside the pressbox. I did bring a space heater and shared it with everyone. The scoreboard is hard to see from that pressbox but because we knew what to expect we had a device that receives data plugged into the controller and we put up on a screen for the Belfry radio crew and our crew to keep up with the game clock. There was one situation where replay could have been used but because it is not used in HS sports it was not an option. For some reason the officials lost track of downs. We could have easily corrected that situation had that been an option. I think a lot of things talked about miss these facts and I wanted to take up for LCA and their athletic staff. They are good people!

Sears practiced for North Oldham this week and was in their team picture posted five days ago.

Leaving the suburbs of Louisville and the best team of the 8th Region for Mt. Sterling two days before the season starts. Interesting.

The KOB has better teams and does a better job hosting. LexCath charges $10 a person and can’t even get a hospitality room for officials and workers. You also can’t even understand what the PA announcer is saying because the speakers are so bad.

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The Massey Ratings predicted a 32-21 Highlands win and gave them a 77% chance of winning.