Irish88
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He did for 5 state tournament appearances, but Bobby Keith also had other really good teams in the tournament too.
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Clay Co isn’t like the good ole days when Bobby Keith roamed the sidelines. The man was a great coach and I thoroughly enjoyed watching his teams in the Sweet 16.
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Ruthsatz
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Couldn’t agree more with you. CovCath is still the heavy favorite.
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Very sad to see how low the Bulldog program has gone. Enrollment numbers have contributed to lack of talent roaming the halls in addition to bad coaching too.
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Yeah-in his time at Holmes he had the two worst seasons in Holmes history. Not sure how anyone could have faith in him
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That’s worse then sad. Just horrible!
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Basically boring basketball. That makes sense now on the score.
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Sounds like the Colonels are as good as advertised as a top 3 team in the state.
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I think it is so sad that a varsity boys basketball game has both teams get 32 and 30 points.
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To me from what I have read and heard from good friends active in 9th region boys basketball, I will have to go with CovCath as the clear favorite. Someone could get hot and catch them on a very bad night, but I think it’s highly unlikely someone else goes to Lexington for the Sweet 16.
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Looks like there might be some good teams in the 9th this year but can’t see anyone stopping CovCath from making another trip to the Sweet 16. Sad to say this but their district has become so weak since Holmes is no longer relevant.
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Is it still called the Joe Stark court? I couldn’t see if the new floor stated that.
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Sorry—actually my fault as I didn’t read the thread subject as closely as I should have. With that being said, I am still gonna stick with my original statement that it will get challenged in court and my guess is that the court’s ruling will be in favor of the parent/student athlete.
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If you are reading it correctly as I have not read it, your #1 will get challenged in court because the governing bylaws for the KHSAA can only be applied for athletes in grades 9-12. This was explained to me a few years ago by an attorney friend who’s firm has actually represented a few families of athletes in lawsuits against the KHSAA in the past.
