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  1. the first technical was well earned. The kid cussed the ref like a red headed step child. That gets it every time. The second one was bs. Slammed the ball but caught it. Don’t think he said anything too bad. The third was well earned. Two hand shoved the kid.

     

    In terms of Tandy getting calls. Guys can’t stay in front of him so people foul him. He’s always in attack mode. That’s why he gets fouled so much. Guys just aren’t good enough to guard him.

  2. How big is Tandy? What are his strengths and weaknesses? Thanks.

     

    He’s 6’1 and has a very nice frame. You have to start with his raw athleticism. Elite leeper. 40 inch vertical.

     

    But what makes him an elite level prospect is his drive and work ethic. His ball handling is off the charts, he shoots a true jump shot that he can get whenever he wants. He is amazing at creating his own shot. He’s a much better defender than he used to be and is starting to rebound more.

     

    He needs to work in his passing. And at times if things aren’t going his way he disappears but that hasn’t happened much this year.

     

    He’s also incredibly level headed. Doesn’t talk trash, and even when he dunks on our 7’2 center he doesn’t show much emotion. He’s a terrific kid.

     

    I predict he will be an all big east guard if not more. He’s the best player in the state. No disrespect to Allen or Johnson intended.

  3. UHA has had a string of impressive wins lately but this is clearly the best against a loaded and BIG Landstown VA team. They only had one loss coming into tonight and appeared to be a tough matchup for UHA. Two 6’6 athletes on the front line and impressive and athletic

    Guards. A d-1 signee in Michael Christmas (James Madison) was very good on the night.

     

    From what I can see the difference for UHA since their embarrassing effort against LCA has been the play of Taquan hollowell and team rebounding.

     

    Heights takes in Newport tomorrow in what could be a preview of an all A quarter final.

     

    Tandy- 34 points and 7 rebounds

    Hollowell- 14 poitns, 10 rebounds, 2 blocks and 2 steals

    McGowan- 9 points and 9 rebounds

    Wood- 3 points

    Crump- 2 points

    Bryan- 2 points and 5 rebounds

    Brown- 2 points

  4. Comprehensive victory for University Heights. Score wasn’t indicative of the whipping the Blazers put on Cooper in the second half. UHA led by 4 at the break after switching to an aggressive man to man half way through the first quarter. Their pressure in the half court was too much for the stall ball that Cooper was trying to run. I believe there was a stretch where Cooper turned it over on 4 straight possessions.

     

    UHA was led by Tandy with 22 points and Drew McGowan had 14. Taquan Hollowell has another strong performance in what seemend to be a double double. While Cooper is missing a key player

    This is still an important win for University Heights. Many didn’t believe they could beat a team like Cooper.

  5. LCA beat UHA by just not making mistakes, particularly on defense. Douglass did not do the same last night, and UHA capitalized.

     

    I see Cooper being more like LCA, and tonight their discipline contributing to close win, 54-51.

     

    Lca won because Uha rebounded terribly. Once Uha started pressing lca actually struggled a lot. But Uha still couldn’t rebound. Like I said above. If Uha is able to hold their own on the boards they probably win this win by 7-10

  6. Though they made it through against Bardstown, it's a bit unfortunate that the Jags will be without the services of Blaine Walters as they really could use all of their top notch talent in this one, however I still expect them to grind it out and expose UH's weaknesses and too much reliance on Tandy. Take Tandy out of the equation, or at least limit him, which I'm sure that they effectively will, and I can envision a Cooper victory here.

     

    Go Jags!

     

    Tandy had 6 last night and the Blazers still won comfortably. Frederick Douglas found out what happens when you focus everything on him. the Blazers are playing much better defense now. If they can get their defensive rebounding to a better spot they will be a VERY tough out.

  7. Murray is a definite surprise. I’m not really surprised by McCracken, they have a d1 talent in Sivills and the Dumas kid has been stellar at times. I’m surprised Tilghman is struggling as bad as they are I suppose, but they’ve done this in recent years and the region has improved as a whole.

     

    Tilghman is trying to fit a lot of pieces together that didn't exist last year. If they're well coached they should be good by the end of the year. Murray has played a brutal schedule and has fared well and seems to be improving. Outside of the dunkfest that University Heights put on them and the Grind Session game they played in Memphis they've been in every game.

  8. I don’t think you will ever see a shot clock in Kentucky HS ball. Two main reasons: 1) Way to much money for schools to pay to install them. 2) You have to get someone really qualified to run it appropriately during a game. Anyone that’s been to a lot of HS games know that there are tables that are lucky to run the clock effectively. A shot clock would be a disaster for them.

     

    Just my thought....

     

    People said the same thing about play clocks in hs football

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