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Expect a lot of points in this one. Should be a great game especially if Highlands is healthy and at full strength.

Have you ever watched a GCL game? It is the most painful thing ever....

Highlands freshman team will be led by 6’2” wing Hank Schick, silky smooth and very athletic, and 8th grade PG Vinny Listerman.

Can't argue too much, nice breakdown. I will say that I think that Conner will be in the same tier as Dixie and Highlands. Those 3 will battle it out and I will be the first to predict that one of them will knock off the blue Colonels at some point. Excellent write up!

Forgot about Reed, he is there and was a contributor last year. I do not believe Dunn and Robinson are playing this year.

Not to mention Geisler and the junior guards, Coby Kramer and Seth Ryan, who can fill it up as well. Harris and Benke will be more than enough inside. This team won't have the top dawg like they did last year, but sleep on them and they will surprise you. The schedule will have them battle tested as well. I promise they will give CovCath all they can handle in the 9th.

Yes.

That is the rule; just like anything else loopholes can be found, information can be discovered, exceptions can be made. Not saying I agree with it but that is the way it is.

Applaud the effort. Would have made a helluva middle school English teacher. ?

Would be interesting to see the backfield if Cam does get out there. Bottom at QB, Noon and Geisler in the backfield, with Benke out wide. Not sure what would happen, but would be fun to watch.

I have been told Moeller was not interested in playing CovCath for many off the court reasons. Find the hypocrisy in that if you wish…

Oooh, I know…. ?

*not JUST about players from across the river, I’ll correct myself….

Seems as though the “butt hurtness” is more so coming from the Cov Cath faithful than Listerman. I can assure you the logic behind the schedule has nothing to do with players from across the river playing in Park Hills. The Cov Cath act is wearing thin across the region. Why else are other private schools refusing to play them? St X? Lex Cath? Trinity? It’s not a coincidence. Bottom line, Highlands can schedule whoever they want, or not schedule whoever they want for ANY reason.

Beechwood names their score.

There is a LOT of history between the Listermans and CovCath, most of the recent stuff is not good, and not only with Kevin. Say what you want, from where you want, with whatever color of blue you wear....this rivalry both on and off the court is getting more intense if that is even possible. Too bad they don't play at Highlands this year. I GUARANTEE there would have been a ring ceremony, state title video, some type of tribute in the Fort on that night. Probably before each game and at halftime. LOL....

Nail on the head.... I've coached a different sport for 15 years at the high school level. Hundreds of athletes. Successful programs..... ONE D1 athlete....

I was in the end zone there, it was a call that I believe could have gone either way, false start or offside. Hard to tell live who moved first. That’s one where whichever official is more vocal made the call. Initially I believe they signaled false start, then huddled and changed it. The highlands sideline was not happy.

I believe 40ish….

I was at the wrong end zone and couldn’t tell, but was the kick low or did CovCath blow up the line on the fg?

Unfortunately this has been the same statement/feeling from the last 5-6 years. “Middle school talent” and “help is on the way” has not translated to the usual success. I really hope the program turns the corner.

That is very much the case, Highlands won't schedule in boys basketball at any level.

What exactly in the last month or so makes you say that? It looks and feels very similar to the last few years.

Wasn’t referring to the game or score, I know nothing of either team and defer. I was discussing the unusual circumstances around one coach leaving/being asked to leave a program(I’m not 100% sure which) and joining another within the same year. It doesn’t seem to happen much in high school.