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Sheesh. Pretty dirty play.

You can't stop a kid from moving. Boyle's program isn't going to change itself for one player. If he buys in and is a better player than the people in front of him, he will play. If he's not then he won't.

They had some interviews last week.

No, Boyle went to Lex Cath and the game was played an hour early because the storm warnings.

Yep and that's max. I remember when they put up a school's close to where I live, I drove past it one day and it was flat, the next day they had it all laid out, and by the end of the week it was done.

Not long. St. X already has the foundation set, so once they rip it off and lay the new turf down it's just a matter of stitching it in, pouring the pellets, and smoothing it out. Once they get going it flies.

Garrard beats Lincoln by 3. So barring a Lincoln upset over DCA, I believe district will be: 1. DCA 2. Boyle 3. Garrard 4. Lincoln 5. Danville 6. KSD

Boyle loses to DCA on a last second 3. Heck of a game.

Boyle beat McCreary Central by 12 last night on the road. DCA awaits tonight.

Their best OL has also moved back to Perry County.

15th Region Boys Basketball Week 10: 10th week in the 15th in the books, let's look at it. With the end of the season coming close, we are starting to get a good look at how the district tournaments will shape up, along with the favorites and dark horses of the tourney. 1. Martin County (15-6) - The Cardinals went 2-0 on the week. They beat Paintsville by 8 on the road, then followed that up with a 38 point win over Magoffin County. They have a heck of a week coming though, as they play Ashland tonight, Paintsville Wednesday, Johnson Central Friday, and Hazard Sunday. All of these games are at home. If they can sweep the week, they will show they are the heavy favorites in the 15th. 2. Johnson Central (15-5) - The Golden Eagles had a great week going 2-1. They knocked off Ashland by 9 putting up 94 in the win, knocked off Paintsville on the road by 7, but then dropped one to South Charleston WV. This week they are set to play Paintsville again tonight, Franklin County, and then Martin County. They can leap to the top spot if they can sweep the week. 3. Floyd Central (17-4) - The Jaguars went 1-0 again this past week. They beat Prestonsburg by 40. I think Floyd Central is very talented but I’d like to see them up their schedule. This week they are set to play Phelps, Magoffin County, Lawrence County, and Shelby Valley. They should be 21-4 going into their game with Pikeville next Monday. 4. Pikeville (16-3) - The Panthers had a great week sitting at 2-0. They knocked off East Ridge by 30, but then had a huge win over Boyd County by 12. I think they will be a tough out in the region when their shots are falling. This week they play Shelby Valley, and Huntington Expression Prep WV. 5. Paintsville (11-10) - The Tigers had a chance to shoot up the rankings but didn’t capitalize. They dropped an 8 point game to Martin County, and a 7 point game to Johnson Central. Things do not get easier, as they play them both again this week. In addition to those two, they also play Magoffin County, and Chesapeake OH. 6. Lawrence County (12-9) - The Bulldogs went 1-0 for the second straight week. This week they beat Tug Valley by 12. They have three more games this week, with Huntington Expression Prep WV, Floyd Central, and Betsy Lane looming. Lawrence was a team I thought could make some noise preseason, we will see if they pick up momentum. 7. Shelby Valley (16-8) - The Wildcats went 2-0 this past week. They beat Betsy Lane by 37, and then ran it up on Grundy VA by 50. They have two huge games that can really help them make movement this week. They play Pikeville at home on Tuesday, then Floyd Central on Saturday at Virgie. 8.Phelps (10-11) - The Hornets have to be the team of the week. They went 4-0 on the week, knocking off Pike County Central by 13, Betsy Layne by 8, Belfry by 11, and Betsy Layne again by 13. Tyler Weddington went off for 51 and 20 in the Belfry win. This week they’ll get another shot to go over .500, and to keep climbing the rankings. They play Prestonsburg at home tonight, and Floyd Central at home tomorrow. 9. Belfry (15-8) - The Pirates went 0-2 on the week and now have pushed their losing streak to 3 games. They got beaten by 11 by Phelps, and then 5 by Hazard. They are reeling at the wrong time. Things are not easier as they play Corbin, Pike County Central, and Magoffin County this week. 10. Pike County Central (14-7) - The Hawks went 1-1 on the week. They lost a disappointing game to Phelps by 13, and then had a 29 point win over Owsley County. This week they look to flip the script on Belfry, as they play them on the road Thursday, then East Ridge and Powell County. 11. Betsy Layne (6-13) - The Bobcats went 0-3 on the week with losses to Phelps twice, and Shelby Valley. This week they play Wolfe County, Magoffin County, and Lawrence County. 12. Magoffin County (5-17) - The Hornets went 2-1 this past week. They beat East Ridge and Mingo Central WV, but lost to Martin County. This week they play Floyd Central, Paintsville, Betsy Layne, and Belfry. 13. East Ridge (8-14) - The Warriors went 1-2 on the week with a win over June Buchanan, but losses to Pikeville and Magoffin County. This week they play Pike County Central, Prestonsburg, and Hurley VA. 14. Prestonsburg (3-19) - The Blackcats went 2-2 on the week with wins over David School and Lincoln County WV, but losses to OBI and Floyd Central. This week they play Phelps and East Ridge.

13th Region Boys Basketball Week 10: 10th week in the 13th in the books, let's look at it. With the end of the season coming close, we are starting to get a good look at how the district tournaments will shape up, along with the favorites and dark horses of the tourney. Rankings: 1. North Laurel (21-4) - The Jags went a perfect 5-0 on the week. They also ran their win streak to 13 games. They’ve been on fire lately. This week their two big wins were a 29 point thumping over their cross town rival South Laurel, and then a 28 point win over Wayne County as well. This week will be a huge one for the region, and for showing how they may fare if they do make the state tournament. They play Taylor County at home Tuesday, Madison Central at home on Thursday, and Bell County on the road Saturday. A great rise in the schedule to wrap up the regular season. 2. Bell County (17-5) - The Bobcats went 1-2 this past week, which almost doubled their losses on the year. They started it off with a 14 point loss to Madison Central on the road, but it was a game they led at the half. They bounced back with a 12 point win over Corbin on the road. Then they were beaten by a half court shot at the buzzer to Henry Clay in a heartbreaker. They look to turn things around with Middlesboro tonight, Harlan County, Perry County Central, then a big matchup with North Laurel on Saturday between the top two teams in the region. 3. Clay County (14-7) - The Tigers went 1-0 this past week with a 30 point win over Jackson County. This has essentially locked them in as the two seed in the district. This week they play Red Bird, OBI, Jackson County, and Middlesboro. Three of those are district games, and every game they will be heavy favorite. 4. Whitley County (17-6) - The Colonels went 1-1 on the week with a 12 point win over Corbin at home, but then a 6 point loss to Evangel Christian in OT. The win over Corbin was huge as it pushed the Colonels to 4-1 in the district. They now control their own destiny. With a game on the road at South Laurel Tuesday, if they can win this they will lock up the one seed and all but surely lock themselves into the region tournament. They also have Clarkrange TN Thursday. 5. South Laurel (12-10) - The Cardinals went 2-1 this past week. They started off with a huge 37 point win over region foe Harlan County, then a 56 point win over district foe Williamsburg, but capped the week off with a 29 point loss to North Laurel which wasn’t very competitive. They have a huge week in district play where they also control their own destiny. SL has Whitley County at home on Tuesday, then Corbin on the road Thursday. If they win out, they will be the one seed. If they beat Whitley and lose to Corbin, then we will have a 3 way tie at the top for the one. We should know a lot more next week. They also play Knox Central Friday, and Lincoln County at home on Saturday. 6. Knox Central (13-6) - The Panthers went 2-0 this past week with a 23 point district win over Pineville, then a 6 point win over Leslie County. Knox is undefeated in district and has wrapped up the one seed. This week they play Harlan, David School, and South Laurel on Friday. I’m eager to see how they fare against the Cardinals. Could see some movement in the rankings if they knock them off. 7. Harlan County (15-8) - The Black Bears went 2-1 this past week. They started with a 37 point drubbing to South Laurel, but bounced back well with an 8 point win over Middlesboro, then a 29 point win over Madison Southern. Harlan County looks to tie for the one seed, or lock up the two seed in the district with games against Bell County, Pineville, and Harlan this week. I’d like to see them play much more competitive with Bell County than they did the first time around. 8. Corbin (8-11) - The Redhounds had a rough week going 0-3 and are in real danger of missing the region tournament this year. They lost by 12 to Whitley County on the road, which completed the sweep for the Colonels. They lost by 12 at home to Bell County. They also lost by 3 to Russell County at Berea. They need to go over .500 this week to consider the week a success IMO. They play Belfry at home tonight, Williamsburg, then a huge game with South Laurel on the road Thursday. If they win this, they have a shot to tie for the one seed in the district. They wrap the week up Friday, with an away game at Wayne County. 9. Jackson County (16-8) - The Generals were 2-2 this past week. They lost to North Laurel by 36, and Clay County by 30. You’d have liked to have seen them compete a touch more. They did bounce back nicely with a 35 point win over Casey County, and an 11 point win over Boone County. This week they play OBI, Red Bird, Clay County, and Casey County again. 10. Harlan (10-13) - The Green Dragons went 2-1 this past week. They started with a 19 point loss to Harlan County, but then bounced back with an 11 point win over Middlesboro and a 23 point win over Pineville. I think Harlan has a shot to really prove something with a home game against Knox Central tonight. THey also play Pineville, Hazard, and Harlan County and their regular season ends this week. 11. Middlesboro (11-9) - The Yellow Jackets went 0-3 this past week with losses to Harlan, Pineville, and Harlan County. This week they play Bell County, Barbourville, Clay County, and Somerset. 12. OBI (9-10) - The Mountaineers went 2-1 this past week with wins over Prestonsburg and Red Bird, and a loss to North Laurel. This week they play Jackson County, Clay County, Lynn Camp, and Letcher County Central. 13. Barbourville (8-11) - The Tigers went 2-1 on the week with wins over Williamsburg and Lynn Camp, and a loss to Model. This week they play Middlesboro, Ligon Cogo, and Buckhorn. 14. Pineville (11-11) - The Mountain Lions went 3-2 on the week with wins over Middlesboro, Lynn Camp, and Heritage. They had losses to Knox Central, and Harlan. This week they play Model, Harlan, Harlan County, and Casey County. 15. Red Bird (5-11) - Red Bird went 0-2 this past week with losses to OBI and North Laurel. This week they play Clay County, Jackson County, and June Buchanan. 16. Lynn Camp (6-17) - The Wildcats went 1-3 this past week. They beat Menifee County, but lost to Barbourville, Pineville, and Model. This week they play Williamsburg, OBI, and Frankfort Christian. 17. Williamsburg (1-22) - The Yellow Jackets went 0-3 this past week with losses to Whitley County, Barbourville, and South Laurel. This week they play Lynn Camp, Corbin, and Model.

Boyle pulls the sweep of Lincoln and wins tonight by 1 in double OT off a game winner by Sawyer Pittman.

If Boyle and Garrard both finish 3-4 in district who gets the 3? Is it RPI?

They just put the stats in. He had 6 points and 8 boards.

Final. The interesting part? Tyler Weddington: 51 points 19 rebounds 4 blocks.

2028 OL/DL Christian Bryant has been having an exciting 2026. Offered by UL, reoffered by UK's new staff, and picked up a Tulane offer today.

There a stream?

It’s official.

2025 Boyle County team will probably go down as my favorite. Likewise with the 2020 team, lost a lot of star power and graduated most of their production. Preseason rankings had them fourth in 4A, an early season loss to Lex Cath had everyone write them off from there. Came back with a sophomore QB, a RB that was five foot nothing, and a bunch of gritty kids that got after it. Rattled off wins over Highlands, at Ballard, St X. and held them to 3, at Douglass, ran clock on Cov Cath, beat Corbin, and a 34-0 shutout in the state finals. Had the star power in Seneca Driver, but a bunch of kids that bought into their roles and played their tails off week in and week out.

From looking at his Facebook post, I think that’s a safe choice.

Yes he played last night.

I’m going to predict 8-2 district champs.

Announcement tomorrow at 3.

Boyle over Danville in OT. Danville snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. Blew a 15 pt lead.