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Wow indeed. I think this throws the 35th district seeding into a three-way tie for the top seed. Holmes is locked in as the four, but I guess Holy Cross, Beechwood, and CovCath will draw for the top spot.

Thanks. I don't remember him playing at Newport.

So if Green is playing at UC Clermont, how could he still be playing at Holmes? Did he graduate early? Where did he finish high school?

It's out of bounds. Ref was right. Easy call.

Zero offense intended, but nothing you mentioned sounded even remotely good to me. Brussel sprouts and goetta in the same meal should never be allowed. OTR just doesn't do it for me. Don't really get all the hype.

Hate? Seriously? That lame excuse isn't going to fly with me. You mentioned six players by name, only one of whom you said was "born and raised" in the district. I simply want to know where the other five came from and what brought them to Cordia?

No dog in this fight, just passing through. But, you mentioned six kids, and only said one was actually homegrown. Hardly a convincing argument on your part. So what brought the other five to Cordia? The thriving economy in that area? The large number of jobs in the area? Cordia's reputation as an academic institution? Inquiring minds may wonder these type of things.

I guess I'm the only one who still remembers when the first round of the football playoffs were within district. Cost cutter, gas cost too much. Nothing to see here, everything in six classes has been given a chance. Go to three, let's watch some football.

Very quick takes: Owen too high. Cooper maybe a bit too high. CovCath maybe a bit low. I understand the outcome in December. No chance there are 20 better teams in the state than NewCath. Is Paducah Tilghman, a Missouri school? If not, I'd likely list them. They're first in the first, and Murray is a top 20 team.

Kid is legit. Great player, hard worker. Thanks for sharing the video. Nice to see these guys doing well at the next level. And wow, NCC sure has had quite a run of talent the last few years.

Is there another kind?

You need to find more connected folks, or listen more closely if they are that "connected" on rules. If the kid moves, he's going to be eligible wherever he may land. That's transfer rules 101. Public to public means zero. Pendleton admins may well be in the KHSAA's ear all day, but if the kid actually moves, he's off to a new school.

You must have five players available at opening tip. Can't start a game with less than five.

Surprising score.

Eagles hit a three at the buzzer to send game to overtime

Tied at 46 entering the fourth

Holmes leads 28-27 at halftime

Scott led 19-13 after one quarter.

I thought you were looking for basketball themed movies. We can agree on Hoosiers for sure.

Basketball themed movies in no particular order: Hoosiers Bluechips He Got Game White Men Can't Jump Hoop Dreams Above the Rim Glory Road Coach Carter One on One There's nine legit ones off the top of my head. left off other such as Love and Basketball and Basketball Diaries because I haven't seen them. Hollywood has represented basketball just fine. Hoosiers is an absolute classic film, I'm not sure if I could leave it off my top 10 movie list of all time.

To put Tin Cup in your top five list kind of blows all your credibility when it comes to movies. What a terrible flick.

Just passing through here, but a few things caught my attention. 1. CovCath is a private school and therefore the redbook rules don't apply. Public schools only. 2. My interpretation of the redbook rules is basically that all money raised through fundraisers must be used for the students. Can't use it to pay for coaches gear, hotel rooms for coaches at clinics or Sweet 16, etc. I know this is an extremely simple breakdown of the redbook rules, but I think it's the jist.

Most first round playoff games are played at the better seeded team's home field. After that, the state determines playoff sites.