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Is this schedule still the same heading into tomorrow?

I think St X wins handily. While they've battled injuries all season, they seem to be hitting their stride recently. Unfortunately for them, while I think St X is clearly the 2nd best team in the state, they are miles behind Trinity. Not sure anyone looks forward to the reward the winner of this game receives--playing Trinity. But stranger things have happened.

Who is the transfer that Robertson County has? Where did he come from, what position does he play, etc?

How did Trey Hill look for PRP? I know a lot of people are expecting a big year out of him.

This ruling is completely insane. Why can't we just use common sense and apply it to these various rulings instead of having one blanket policy that usually ends up hurting the players in our state?

Is Boo Brewer not coaching Bardstown anymore? Heard they had a different coach in the scrimmage yesterday but that Brewer was in attendance at the game.

Agree 1000% with this. Taye Calloway can really shoot it, and Franklin made winning plays late in trying to bring Doss back. Doss is in a tough district, with a really good Butler team and an always well-coached and fundamentally sound Desales team.

Butler was down 5 at half, played much better in 2nd half against a tired Collins team who looked like they only played 5-6 players. Final score wasn't indicative of Butler's domination of 2nd half. Butler is a big time sleeper to win the 6th region. KC Goodin has established his system, much like he did in building the Doss program up, and this could be the year they break through and make a deep run in the 6th region tourney.

Waggener won by 15 or so. Waggener looked really strong without their best player JJ Kalakon (who was in a sling but is supposed to be back in a few weeks). Waggener was trapping all over the floor, playing fast. Taylor County couldn't get any type of rhythm going offensively and their PG was frustrated throughout by the pressure.

This is awesome, awesome stuff. Thanks for the thorough preview. Please keep us posted as the year rolls on for those that don't see these teams play often. GREAT WORK AGAIN!

This is fantastic work, smallhoops. Really good stuff. So much great info. I expect Manual, Eastern, and CAL to finish a little lower, and Male, Central, and Collegiate to be up higher. Eastern lost a ton, so did CAL, but CAL has some nice young talent and I believe they picked up a transfer or two. Bibby typically gets his teams to play above their talent level so Central being at #12 is surprising. Male has a STACKED sophomore class and they could surprise some people this year. They'll end up being the class of their district over St X. Collegiate picked up some transfers and should improve with new staff. As always, it's Ballard, Trinity, and everyone else. Same story as always in the 7th!

I agree, this makes a lot of sense. Doesn't seem fair at all for out of state preps to be able to play KHSAA schools but then our in-state preps can't play KHSAA schools. Seems very backward.

Are there locations for these scrimmages?

Is there any timeline on when the All A will announce where they've decided to host. I saw Frankfort was scheduled for demolition in February at the earliest. Any chance they keep it in Frankfort one more year or is that definitely out?

Thank you, KOB! This is great stuff. Arguably the best event of the year in our state. Keep bringing in the big dogs! Is it basketball season yet?

Congrats to Coach Dior!

Does anyone know much about the 3 out of state teams (Oregon, Washington, Florida) other than Tennessee's Ensworth with Wiseman?

Congrats to him!!

Sounds like if Harmon was a fan, it was the right move. Keeping Harmon in the program gives them the best chance for long term success.