Adrian Woj Burner

Wow. The legend has returned. Welcome back to the 8th coach!

To summarize this, if an independent school wanted to get transfers for basketball, they probably could. I am sure it has happened before, and will probably happen again. If they were to seperate the private and public schools (boo), you would have to consider the independents private in my opinion.

Correct, DCA is a private school. That means that they can either accept or deny anyone, no matter where they reside. I have looked into Walton-Verona Independent Schools. If you reside in their school district, you must show proof of residency (just like any other school). If you are out of district, you must apply. The superintendent/board must approve each out-of-district student, and this approval has to be renewed every year. The tuition for these students is $2,100 a year.

Source?

There are two independents in the 32nd District: Williamstown and Walton-Verona. WV won the region in 2019, and had just a few semifinal appearances following. Williamstown has not been a legitimate threat to the region for many years. Outside of that, there is nothing. As mentioned by someone earlier in this thread, what do we consider independent schools in this case? I believe they must accept all kids inside their school district, but outsiders pay (and be accepted) to attend. Is this correct?

Harlan County vs Lyon County last year in the State Championship... it's not always about the transfers.

For the single bonus, it would have to be 3 or 4 fouls; you would never see the double bonus with 7 fouls. I would say 4 fouls is the single bonus, 6 being the double.

I have not had the pleasure of watching Danville Christian, but South Oldham will double their 3PA's, no matter how many they shoot. This has been Steve Simpson's method of success for many years, and it has gotten him another appearance at Rupp Arena. The one difference in this team and many before them is their openness on shots and discipline on the defensive end. In years prior it always felt like the Dragons had a 10-second shot clock to get the ball towards the rim. This year they are still quick to shoot, but they are getting much better looks. Miles is a playmaker up front, capable of finding anyone on the wing once he beats his defender.

If you can not find open looks yourself, you are not valuable at the college level. I am not sure if he plays the game differently in AAU, but nothing in high school games shows me that he has the desire to do so. However, I have seen his ability to do it and it is quite impressive. If he can find a way to do that consistently he will be a great addition to any team.

I'm not sure what you mean by this, but I have watched him numerous times this year and his teammates did not impact this much at all. He never truly looked to score, but he scored almost every time that he did. The only time teams normally sent two at him was on the block, where he will never be at the next level

Correct, the COVID cancellation got me. The beautiful coronavirus... the gift that keeps on giving lol.

Talk about instant karma. However, if they agreed to get rid of him before the season was even close to over then they should stick to their guns. They had to of known that their shot at a regional title was a legitimate one, and no matter the outcome their decision was made.

He has the perfect body for an SEC wing. That being said, if he can't find 15 shots a game at the high school level he isn't going to do so well against 5 guys built just like him.

Boy oh boy are things going to get interesting at Cooper...

What an absolute classic of a basketball game. These two teams went at it from the tip, and even got an extra 4 minutes to continue. The Dragons first win against North Oldham since the 2020-21 season.