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Congrats to Beau Hoge (2nd team) and Alex Venneman (HM) for being the ONLY 2 players from all N KY schools to be on the list.
Really AP voters -- there are almost 150 kids listed and Northern Ky schools represented by 2 young men. Seems a bit biased against.
The 152 players who made first team, second team or honorable mention. By school:
Austin Hatfield Belfry
Cole Bentley Belfry
Dakota Stanley Belfry
Drew Mullins Belfry
Mackey Francis Belfry
Rayquan Horton Belfry
Cole Frazier Bell Co.
Dylan Cox Bell Co.
Justin Green Bell Co.
Nathan Murray Bell Co.
Ben Holt Bowling Green
Jamale Carothers Bowling Green
Jordan Meredith Bowling Green
Joseph McIntyre Bowling Green
Addison Coffey Boyle Co.
Chas Scott Caldwell Co.
Dee Cain Caldwell Co.
Eli Pepper Caldwell Co.
Elijah Sindelar Caldwell Co.
Jaylen Boyd Caldwell Co.
Josh Young Caldwell Co.
Tristan Holland Calloway Co.
Alex Hawkins Central Hardin
Seth Bryan Central Hardin
Trent Baker Central Hardin
Xavier Arnette Central Hardin
Keyron Catlett Christian Co.
Blanton Creque Collins
Corey Taylor Corbin
Jake Coppock Corbin
Kenny Hopper Corbin
John Stratton Daviess Co.
Berneil Cecil Elizabethtown
David Walls Elizabethtown
Jalen Washington Frankfort
Cody Uhls Franklin-Simpson
Jerry Billups Franklin-Simpson
Marquez Trigg Glasgow
Cody Crider Graves Co.
Heath Wiggins Graves Co.
Hector Garcia Graves Co.
Hunter Grant Graves Co.
Joey Marshall Graves Co.
Trevor Garrison Hancock Co.
Zach Caldwell Harlan Co.
Kobe Carter Henderson Co.
Mason Wolfe Henderson Co.
Alex Veneman Highlands
Beau Hoge Highlands
C.J. Hill John Hardin
Devonta Guillory John Hardin
Ethan Cobb John Hardin
Jared Givan John Hardin
Maleek Moody John Hardin
Thomas Lloyd John Hardin
Blake Asher Leslie Co.
Kevin Whitaker Leslie Co.
Shaun Baker Leslie Co.
C.J. Walker Lex. Bryan Station
Davonte Robinson Lex. Henry Clay
Joquise Buford Lex. Henry Clay
Sullivan Simpson Lex. Henry Clay
DeVon Quincy Lex. Lafayette
Jedrick Wills Lex. Lafayette
Landon Young Lex. Lafayette
Lucky Jackson Lex. Lafayette
Andrew Wilks Lincoln Co.
Sean Hammonds Lou. Ballard
Quincy Baines Lou. Central
Austin Johnson Lou. DeSales
Bryant Pirtle Lou. DeSales
Jordan Gonzalez Lou. DuPont Manual
TyRon Horton Lou. DuPont Manual
Lamarius Kinslow Lou. Fern Creek
Milik Lewis Lou. Iroquois
Ellis Cain Lou. Male
Houston Sparkman Lou. Male
Keion Wakefield Lou. Male
Noah Bringer Lou. Male
Shaun Whittinghill Lou. Moore
Malik Walker Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park
Aldwin Jackson Lou. Seneca
Logan Butler Lou. St. Xavier
Connor Foos Lou. Trinity
Donald Brooks Lou. Trinity
Landon Corolla Lou. Trinity
Rodjay Burns Lou. Trinity
Damien Harris Madison Southern
Christian Perry Madisonville-North Hopkins
Cullen Reynolds Madisonville-North Hopkins
Jarron Thompson Madisonville-North Hopkins
Kel Carmen Mayfield
Landon Arnett Mayfield
Lane Kennemore Mayfield
Trajon Bright Mayfield
RaSheed Jones McCracken Co.
Zy'Aire Hughes McCracken Co.
John Wilson Meade Co.
Micah Kaiser Meade Co.
Jake Brock Middlesboro
Jared Hoskins Middlesboro
Zeke Merritt Muhlenberg Co.
Dante Darcus Murray
Desjahvonni Miles Murray
Tre Hornbuch Murray
Jeremiah Draper North Hardin
Taven Graves North Hardin
Jake McFadden North Laurel
Jake McWhorter North Laurel
Jarrod Lewis North Laurel
Keaton Kennedy North Laurel
Arien Beasley North Oldham
GeKove Gardner Owensboro
Nick Locher Owensboro
T.J. James Owensboro
Jansen Riney Owensboro Catholic
Brad Elkins Pike Co. Central
Bryson Patton Pikeville
Cody Estep Pikeville
Andrew Newsome Pikeville Shelby Valley
Austin Elswick Pikeville Shelby Valley
Chandler Rowe Pikeville Shelby Valley
Kasey Tackett Pikeville Shelby Valley
Trevor Wright Pikeville Shelby Valley
Will Adams Pineville
Christian Holman Pulaski Co.
George Gregory Pulaski Co.
Hunter Merrick Pulaski Co.
Jackson Mobley Pulaski Co.
Jake Johnson Pulaski Co.
Jesse Whitaker Pulaski Co.
Mason Helton Pulaski Co.
Ricky Maxey Pulaski Co.
Riley Hall Pulaski Co.
Kody Smith Pulaski Southwestern
Lucas Turpin Pulaski Southwestern
Tacorian Darden Russellville
Chase Daff Scott Co.
Clay McKee Scott Co.
Keith Guy Scott Co.
Zach Barber Scott Co.
Austin McElwain South Warren
Jensen Feggins Warren Central
Eli Brown Warren East
Willie Reynolds Warren East
Jamon Warren Webster Co.
Austin Huskey Williamsburg
Chris Helton Williamsburg
Corey Shelton Williamsburg
Fred Massey Williamsburg
Skyler Griffith Williamsburg
Drake Jackson Woodford Co.
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Anybody heard when it will be released.
FOOTBALL
PREP
2014 AP ALL-STATE TEAM
MR. FOOTBALL
Elijah Sindelar, Caldwell Co.
COACH OF THE YEAR
John Hines, Pulaski Co.
OFFENSE
FIRST TEAM
QB: Elijah Sindelar, Caldwell Co. (Mr. Football)
RB: Cody Crider, Graves Co.
RB: Damien Harris, Madison Southern
WR: Jake Johnson, Pulaski Co.
WR: ZyAire Hughes, McCracken Co.
WR: Keion Wakefield, Lou. Male
OL: Drake Jackson, Woodford Co.
OL: Jordan Meredith, Bowling Green
OL: Cullen Reynolds, Madisonville-North Hopkins
OL: Drew Mullins, Belfry
OL: Mason Wolfe, Henderson Co.
K: Hector Garcia, Graves Co.
SECOND TEAM
QB: Beau Hoge, Highlands
RB: Trajon Bright, Mayfield
RB: Jaylen Boyd, Caldwell Co.
RB: Joquise Buford, Lex. Henry Clay
RB: Marquez Trigg, Glasgow
WR: Lane Kennemore, Mayfield
WR: Lucky Jackson, Lex. Lafayette
WR: Eli Pepper, Caldwell Co.
WR: Josh Young, Caldwell Co.
OL: Chase Daff, Scott Co.
OL: Nathan Murray, Bell Co.
OL: Houston Sparkman, Lou. Male
OL: Ethan Cobb, John Hardin
OL: Dante Darcus, Murray
OL: Sullivan Simpson, Lex. Henry Clay
K: Addison Coffey, Boyle Co.
HONORABLE MENTION
QB: Clay McKee, Scott Co.; Corey Taylor, Corbin; Desjahvonni Miles, Murray; Landon Arnett, Mayfield; Riley Hall, Pulaski Co.; Skyler Griffith, Williamsburg.
RB: Arien Beasley, North Oldham; Austin Hatfield, Belfry; Berneil Cecil, Elizabethtown; Ellis Cain, Lou. Male; Fred Massey, Williamsburg; Jake McFadden, North Laurel; Jalen Washington, Frankfort; Jamale Carothers, Bowling Green; Jerry Billups, Franklin-Simpson; Kasey Tackett, Shelby Valley; T.J. James, Owensboro; Taven Graves, North Hardin; Tristan Holland, Calloway Co.; Xavier Arnette, Central Hardin; Chandler Rowe, Shelby Valley; Donald Brooks, Lou. Trinity; Jake Coppock, Corbin; Keith Guy, Scott Co.; Marquez Trigg, Glasgow; Willie Reynolds, Warren East.
WR: Alex Veneman, Highlands; Brad Elkins, Pike Co. Central; Jamon Warren, Webster Co.; Joey Marshall, Graves Co.; John Stratton, Daviess Co.; Malik Walker, Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park; C.J. Walker, Lex. Bryan Station; Cody Estep, Pikeville; Cole Frazier, Bell Co.; Corey Shelton, Williamsburg; Jansen Riney, Owensboro Catholic; Jensen Feggins, Warren Central; Kenny Hopper, Corbin; Keyron Catlett, Christian Co.
OL: Landon Young, Lex. Lafayette; Zeke Merritt, Muhlenberg County; Andrew Wilks, Lincoln Co.; Bryson Patton, Pikeville; Chas Scott, Caldwell Co.; Chris Helton, Williamsburg; Jared Hoskins, Middlesboro; Jedrick Wills, Lex. Lafayette; Mackey Francis, Belfry; Noah Bringer, Lou. Male; Trent Baker, Central Hardin; Zach Caldwell, Harlan Co.
K: Blanton Creque, Collins; Devonta Guillory, John Hardin; Keaton Kennedy, North Laurel; Shaun Baker, Leslie Co.
DEFENSE
FIRST TEAM
DL: Ben Holt, Bowling Green
DL: Heath Wiggins, Graves Co.
DL: Hunter Merrick, Pulaski Co.
DL: Connor Foos, Lou. Trinity
DL: Cole Bentley, Belfry
DL: Kel Carmen, Mayfieldo
DL: Tre Hornbuch, Murray
LB: Eli Brown, Warren East
LB: DeVon Quincy, Lex. Lafayette
LB: RaSheed Jones, McCracken Co.
DB: Rodjay Burns, Lou. Trinity
DB: Dee Cain, Caldwell, Co.
DB: Davonte Robinson, Lex. Henry Clay
DB: Kobe Carter, Henderson Co.
P: Austin Johnson, Lou. DeSales
SECOND TEAM
DL: Sean Hammonds, Lou. Ballard
DL: Rayquan Horton, Belfry
DL: Landon Corolla, Lou. Trinity
DL: Bryant Pirtle, Lou. DeSales
LB: Austin McElwain, South Warren
LB: Logan Butler, Lou. St. Xavier
LB: Cody Uhls, Franklin-Simpson
DB: John Wilson, Meade Co.
DB: Tacorian Darden, Russellville
DB: Quincy Baines, Lou. Central
DB: Jordan Gonzalez, Lou. DuPont Manual
P: Nick Locher, Owensboro
HONORABLE MENTION
DL: Jared Givan, John Hardin; Jarron Thompson, Madisonville-North Hopkins; Lucas Turpin, Southwestern; TyRon Horton, Lou. DuPont Manual; Alex Hawkins, Central Hardin; Andrew Newsome, Shelby Valley; Blake Asher, Leslie Co.; David Walls, Elizabethtown; Dylan Cox, Bell Co.; Zach Barber, Scott Co.
LB: Dakota Stanley, Belfry; Jeremiah Draper, North Hardin; Jesse Whitaker, Pulaski Co.; Justin Green, Bell Co.; Kody Smith, Southwestern; Lamarius Kinslow, Lou. Fern Creek; Maleek Moody, John Hardin; Micah Kaiser, Meade Co.; Seth Bryan, Central Hardin; Shaun Whittinghill, Lou. Moore; Trevor Garrison, Hancock Co.; Austin Huskey, Williamsburg; Christian Perry, Madisonville-North Hopkins; GeKove Gardner, Owensboro; Jackson Mobley, Pulaski Co.; Jake McWhorter, North Laurel; Joseph McIntyre, Bowling Green; Kevin Whitaker, Leslie Co.; Mason Helton, Pulaski Co.; Milik Lewis, Lou. Iroquois; Ricky Maxey, Pulaski Co.; Thomas Lloyd, John Hardin; Trevor Wright, Shelby Valley.
DB: Aldwin Jackson, Lou. Seneca; Austin Elswick, Shelby Valley; C.J. Hill, John Hardin; Christian Holman, Pulaski Co.; George Gregory, Pulaski Co.; Hunter Grant, Graves Co.; Jake Brock, Middlesboro; Jarrod Lewis, North Laurel; Will Adams, Pineville.
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Any 9th region list has to include Tom Thacker from William Grant. All-American, NCAA Champion (twice at U.C.), and long career in N.B.A. Guess I am showing by age.
-- Dicky Beal/Covington Holmes/Kentucky
-- Dan Tieman/Covington Catholic/NBA in 1962
-- Larry Joseph Staverman/Newport Catholic/NBA from 58-63
-- Dave Cowens/Newport Central Catholic/11 seasons in NBA
-- George Stone/Covington William Grant/drafted by Lakers in 68 Draft/played 4 years in NBA
-- John Lloyd Crigler/Hebron High/starting forward for the University of Kentucky's Fiddlin' Five 1958
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Nothing here on their schedule, or on the LIT schedule. Hope I'm wrong!
I think you are wrong.
As of this point, only the four state teams have been confirmed: E'town, Henderson, Ashland and Franklin County.
Other ones, plus matchups, are determined by LIT ratings later this month.
Can't imagine Butler, Sacred Heart or Male (currently undefeated) would NOT be in it, yet all three Bullitts (Bullitt East, Bullitt Central and North Bullitt) would BE. That doesn't make any sense at all.
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Let's add a couple more.
Mike Deaton...Green County
Kevin Ellery...Washington County
Anthony Epps...Marion County
James "Boo" Brewer...Bardstown
Clem Haskins certainly leads this list.
CLARENCE GLOVER (Caverna)
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GARFIELD SMITH (Campbellsville)
Both Glover and Smith played in the NBA.
TICK ROGERS of Hart County (Louisville) deserves to be in the conversation, I would think.
ANTWAIN BARBOUR (JUCO/UK) was Mr. Basketball at Elizabethtown. Also has a tryout with the Cavs ... when LeBron was there the first time. STEFFPHON PETTIGREW (WKU) of Elizabethtown was Mr. Basketball. Both Pettigrew and Barbour are still playing overseas.
ELTON SCOTT (Marion County/West Virginia) was also Mr. Basketball.
JARED MCCURRY (Elizabethtown) played overseas.
KEVIN BRIDGEWATERS (Adair/Chattanooga) is still playing overseas and was a Mr. Basketball finalist.
John Hardin has had several D-I guys in its short time: Brandon Bland (Bowling Green), Maze Stallworth (Morehead), Greg LeSage (Green Bay), Brandon Price (WKU).
When Meade was still in the 5th, Bart Miller lit it up for Meade. Played at Marquette.
JAMES JETER of North Hardin was inducted into the KHSAA hall of fame in 1992. Maybe best pure athlete to ever play in 5th Region, as his track records spoke for themselves.
http://khsaa.org/hallfame/1992.pdf
DONTAIE SMITH of North Hardin held the state's single-game 3-point record at one point. Younger brother QUINTON SMITH was also a 3-point master who played D-I (Morehead).
The Sykes brothers, older Joe (Louisville) and younger Jamarious (Jackson State) both played at North Hardin. ... Jamarious is arguably tallest player in region history at 7-FOOT-2.
http://basketball.realgm.com/player/Jamarious-Sykes/Summary/23457
Four guys who went pro in other sports also played basketball in the 5th. Current NFL lineman Brandon Deaderick played basketball at E'town. Former UK lineman Zipp Duncan, who had a brief stint in the NFL, played basketball at E'town. Quarterback Andre Woodson, who was briefly with the Giants after setting records at UK, was runner-up for Area Basketball Player of the Year (to LaRue's Roman Ritchey) for North Hardin. And current free-agent pitcher Nathan (Nate) Adcock played basketball for North Hardin.
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I'm also fairly certain that both basketball coaches live in Taylor and Adair respectively. Someone correct me if I am wrong on this one.
I've heard the same thing.
IF Engstrand was let go because he didn't live in Green County or had no plans to, that stinks. Housing market in Hardin County is much better and the commute isn't bad. Plus, his wife doesn't work in Green -- correct me if I'm wrong -- and if she works closer to E'town than Green, it would make sense to live in Hardin County.
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The true measure of success of a program/coach is what is done on the field. Many coaches talk around it but it is very hard work and time consuming. Most young coaches today have it difficult because of what it cost to have a family, and are not able to really put the time in necessary to build a program K-12. The reason I mentioned Duncan from the beginning is that he has done it, and raised his family. Opportunities will always come to those who do a good job where they are at, they do not have to look, someone will find them.
Duncan is an intriguing name.
Not sure LaRue has reached out to Duncan.
Not sure if Duncan has reached out to LaRue.
If he wants to stay at Logan, I don't blame him. He has family (son, daughter) nearby. Closer to family now than he was at Murray. If Duncan goes back to LaRue, he would be 90 minutes or so from some of his kids (further than Logan, but closer than Murray).
I don't blame Duncan either way: Stay (at Logan) or go (to LaRue).
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As major success are you talking about state championship?
No, but I would consider a state championship the ultimate success, the pinnacle, reaching the top.
Other guy had three straight winning seasons at a program not really known for winning. Made region final. Set school record for wins. He should be in the school's top-five for wins, I would think.
I'd say winning at a program not known for winning, and hosting playoff games (when they hadn't hosted a whole lot before) is major success.
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I thought you mention in an earlier post Jaggers has as many playoff wins as this guy.
The other guy HAS had big-time success.
However, in the past five years (10-11-12-13-14), Jaggers has more playoff wins than the guy in question.
Guy in question has at least four playoff wins, maybe more. Would think more including assistant roles.
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Central has lost kids to East and vice versa because Bullitt County has open enrollment within the county. Now ask any school like that to compete with those who can recruit students from anywhere and it becomes a rather ridiculous argument.
Open enrollment can be fickle, though.
Jefferson has open enrollment. As such, it's hard for Moore, Shawnee, Western to climb back from the have-nots to the haves.
Hardin County (public) and Elizabethtown (independent) have a quota tradeoff. Meaning if you apply and get picked, you can go to the other. Elizabethtown also allows tuition for out-of-district kids.
Scott County has proven it can compete, though, in most sports across the board.
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No Alex Veneman?
Mr. Football finalist but LHL doesn't think he is even one of the state's top 22 Seniors.
Personally I think the reality is in between. Don't think he should be a Mr. Football finalists but there is no doubt whatsoever he should have been on this list.
Which of those 22 is Veneman better than?
Easy to say he deserves a spot (and probably does).
But a lot harder to say which kid you would take off. Or why one of the kids on the list does NOT deserve a spot.
Even if you only take off one, you're saying Veneman was No. 22 (and not a lot higher, which some people believe he should be). In that case, you'd have to "out" several kids who you would put Veneman over. That ain't easy.
Personally, I have no idea where to put him.
However, that's a pretty decent list.
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You mean kids that want to go to successful programs and get a great education.
Yup.
I've said this before and I'll say it again: If I have a daughter and she wants to pursue volleyball at the highest level (club, earn a scholarship), then I doubt she'll be attending Bullitt Central, Waggener, Doss, etc. I'll do whatever I can to get her to SHA-Mercy-Assumption and that has NOTHING to do with magic or the evil R-word. It has to do with putting her in a position to succeed.
I wouldn't be shocked if Bullitt Central has lost kids to Bullitt East, just because BE is historically better and close by.
FWIW, I have NO ties to ANY of the schools I just mentioned above.
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One of the names (NOT Duncan) I've heard associated with the possible new LaRue coach has bounced around. And outside one program more than 3 years ago, has had limited success.
Put it this way: Jaggers himself has MORE playoff wins since 2009 than the guy (again: NOT Duncan) some people want to replace him with.
Interesting.....
Duncan would not be a home-run hire. Yes had success with GREAT talent at Murray, but got killed by Butler Co. this year at Logan? Not that great in my book.
Don't think anyone expected him to have immediate success at Logan.
However:
- He clearly left Logan in a better place than which he found it
- Very few coaches have had success at Logan
- Previous year, Logan was outscored by 511 points and allowed 59 points per game. This season in Duncan's first year, Logan was outscored by 384 points (an improvement of 127 points) and allowed 43.6 points per game (an improvement of 15.4 points per game).
He improved a program not many coaches, especially who have appeared in state finals/semifinals, would even think about leaving for. Greener pastures it certainly was not. Not sure there's any green at all in Logan's pasture. Pretty sure it's all dirt (like the convicts' practice field in The Longest Yard).
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Who is this coach you speak of?
Not my place to name him. ... He still has a job (which he took less than 3 years ago). He might not even want the LaRue job. People keep mentioning him because:
- He has strong ties to LC (either as a player or assistant)
- Has coached nearby
- Has had success -- big-time success -- at a program LaRue has faced.
If someone else throws his name out there, then I'll comment (I didn't mention Duncan until someone had "broke the ice").
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CKSPortsFan - would love to meet you. You want to correct everything and that is fine. You are right. I should have just said Holy Cross beats Sacred Heart 54-46 and left it at that.
As far as addressing rankings in our local poll, well that is what we do on both the boys and girls side here in Northern Ky. If that also is a problem seeing it than you need to get over it. The girls side doesn't normally get much coverage or as much as it should and I was just posting a score. You have taken it to a crazy level. LOL.....Good luck to the team you root for.
It was just a confusing post, that's all.
Best of luck to Holy Cross. Sacred Heart is always a tough team and Lincoln has been fairly solid recently.
I'd think Holy Cross beats East Carter to set up best of the north vs. the best/second best in the state.
Honest question: Is Holy Cross that much better than Highlands? Saw the (Lady) Bluebirds haven't lost yet, either.
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First off need to do a better job of reading CKSportsfan....I said they are in winner's bracket final 8. Secondly, ranked #1 in Northern Ky. I am well aware of the state polls.
You're right. I apologize.
I thought it said final AT 8. Read right over it. You didn't type/write anything I referenced.
Again: I goofed. My fault. My bad.
However, as far as the NKY ranking, do we use those here? I mean, does anyone on BGP care if Bell County is No. 1 (in the mountains or by WMYT viewership or whatever) or ACS No. 1 (in Bowling Green/SKY by the BG Daily News poll)?
So when you say Holy Cross is No. 1, don't be shocked when people get confused or don't know what you're referring to/referencing at first.
As far as winners bracket final 8? Who calls it that?
Quarterfinals? Sure.
Elite eight? Yup.
Third round? Yes sir.
Still, Holy Cross is a very good team.
Quality side to contend with.
Wouldn't be shocked to see them at Diddle.
Could/should beat East Carter.
Could give E'town a good, competitive game (which NEITHER team has had many of this year ... both teams have destroyed most of their KY competition).
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Someone isn't very happy about Holy Cross getting attention let me guess did they beat your team?
Holy Cross is a very, very good team. They deserve some attention. They'll beat a lot of people this season.
However, unless it plays E'town this week, it won't play a local team of mine this year (based on Holy Cross' schedule). So you're way off base on that one.
And I also doubt people would take Holy Cross over nationally ranked Elizabethtown (three D-I signees, PLUS two other players with multiple D-I offers PLUS the state's Gatorade Player of the Year/National Player of the Year candidate Erin Boley).
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Final from 2nd round of the Republic Bank Classic.
A Mayhaus 18
A Tucker 13
D Turner 9
D McClendon 6
The undefeated and #1 ranked Lady Indians will now play winner of Anderson Co/East Carter in the winner's bracket final 8.
Ranked No. 1? Maybe in NKY, but not by many people statewide. Butler or E'town is No. 1 overall. According to the BGP rankings, E'town is No. 1.
http://bluegrasspreps.com/ky-girls-basketball/bluegrasspreps-com-girls-293728.html
Also, they're NOT in winner's bracket final. Nor is the game at 8 (it's 8:30, as there is a game at 7 on the same floor and it's darn near impossible for Game 1 to start at 7 and Game 2 to start at 8).
Holy Cross is just in the quarterfinals, not final.
It's a 24-team tournament. You don't win two games and make the final already.
Holy Cross plays East Carter at 8:30 p.m. Sunday in the quarters.
IF it wins, it plays 1-of-3 teams (E'town, Grayson or ACS) in the semifinal at 5:15 p.m. Monday.
IF it wins again, it would meet 1-of-8 teams (Lewis, Butler, Warren Central, Blazer, LexCath, Mercy, South Warren or GRC) in the final ... at 3 p.m. TUESDAY.
Here is the official bracket:
http://www.lexingtoncatholic.com/images/files/Athletics/gbasketballtourney2014.pdf
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Horse, Drama, Doyle, I do not think him moving to E-town will have and impact. He did what anyone would do in that situation. Do what is best for you and your family. You can carry around hard feelings, but Louisville that was used like a condom by Petrino numerous times went and rehired him, because he was a winner. Sometimes when you are an assistant at a school unless you move no one will ever see you as anything else, and Phil Eason then John Sullivan, Newton had been the head coaches. Armes was hired later.
One of the names (NOT Duncan) I've heard associated with the possible new LaRue coach has bounced around. And outside one program more than 3 years ago, has had limited success.
Put it this way: Jaggers himself has MORE playoff wins since 2009 than the guy (again: NOT Duncan) some people want to replace him with.
If you are referring to Duncan, I would NOT blame him for coming back to the area. It would be a bit of a slap to Logan to say he took that job to get closer to Bowling Green and THEN move to LaRue (further from BG than Logan). But Logan is a leapfrog job at best (and a career killer at worst).
Duncan's a home-run hire if LaRue lands him. Pretty sure Josh Jaggers would agree.
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Like who? Sandidge?
If hire is made from in-house personnel, things won't sit well in the Land 'O' Lincoln.
I'm not throwing any currently-employed coaches' names out there, but there are some head coaches out there that have LaRue ties. Incuding one which might not even have to move houses to take the job.
MrKnowNothing, OptionFootball are sharing my same line of thinking ...
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HCEC-TV, available on Comcast and Brandenburg Telecom in Hardin, LaRue, Meade, Breck, Grayson and Hancock, uploads all of its games:
From 2014:
Central Hardin-North Hardin: HCS Streaming Video
Central Hardin-John Hardin: HCS Streaming Video
Meade County-Doss: HCS Streaming Video
Grayson-DeSales: HCS Streaming Video
North Hardin-Western: HCS Streaming Video
John Hardin-Meade: HCS Streaming Video
Elizabethtown-South Warren: HCS Streaming Video
John Hardin-PRP: HCS Streaming Video
John Hardin-Jeffersontown: HCS Streaming Video
North Hardin-Grayson County: HCS Streaming Video
Central Hardin-Meade County: HCS Streaming Video
North Hardin-Meade County: HCS Streaming Video
Central Hardin-Greenwood: HCS Streaming Video
Central Hardin-Dunbar: HCS Streaming Video
Central Hardin-Bryan Station: HCS Streaming Video
Central Hardin-Meade County: HCS Streaming Video
John Hardin-Graves County: HCS Streaming Video
Meade County-Trinity: HCS Streaming Video
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My guess is the super would go after a retired coach, one where a job isn't necessary. Speculation of course, but a few local schools have done so and he maybe thinking along the same lines.
I highly doubt it's going to be a retired coach, well-known or not.
My guess is next coach will definitely have LaRue ties, whether as former Hawk player/student or former LC assistant.
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True, my mistake on that. Should be Ohio instead of Muhlenberg. My only thought as to why they didn't change them was due to time zone differences.
Hardin and Meade are both Eastern. Ohio and Muhlenberg are both Central time zone.
Not much difference between Ohio and Muhlenberg for CH/MC.
-- Still a haul for CH/MC to Ohio/Muhlenberg.
-- Little crowd at either game.
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Harlan County: Cawood/Cumberland/Evarts
Letcher County Central: Fleming-Neon/Letcher/Whitesburg
McCracken County: Heath/Lone Oak/Reidland
Mercer County: Merged into by Harrodsburg in 2006
Muhlenberg County: Muhlenberg North/Muhlenberg South
Webster County: Merged into by Providence in 2006 or 2007
While Collins, North Oldham and South Warren have had success, it's doubtful Shelby County, Oldham/South Oldham and Greenwood/Warren Central would be consistent 6-A powers.
Meade did extensive renovations to stay one school, yet Nelson split -- and became two mediocre athletic programs across the board.
Washington built a replacement school instead of splitting.
Taylor is planning a replacement school.
Robertson County replaced Deming.
MMI closed.
Holy Rosary (girls school) in Louisville closed.
South Floyd and Allen Central have had merger talks, would form Floyd County High School.
There have been a slew of new split-off schools - Collins, Cooper, North Oldham, South Warren, Thomas Nelson - and at least two more planned (Scott County splitting, another school in Lexington).
Seems its about 50/50 between split offs and mergers.
AP All State
in KY Football (High School)
Posted
By FIRST NAME:
Addison Coffey Boyle Co.
Aldwin Jackson Lou. Seneca
Alex Hawkins Central Hardin
Alex Veneman Highlands
Andrew Newsome Pikeville Shelby Valley
Andrew Wilks Lincoln Co.
Arien Beasley North Oldham
Austin Elswick Pikeville Shelby Valley
Austin Hatfield Belfry
Austin Huskey Williamsburg
Austin Johnson Lou. DeSales
Austin McElwain South Warren
Beau Hoge Highlands
Ben Holt Bowling Green
Berneil Cecil Elizabethtown
Blake Asher Leslie Co.
Blanton Creque Collins
Brad Elkins Pike Co. Central
Bryant Pirtle Lou. DeSales
Bryson Patton Pikeville
C.J. Hill John Hardin
C.J. Walker Lex. Bryan Station
Chandler Rowe Pikeville Shelby Valley
Chas Scott Caldwell Co.
Chase Daff Scott Co.
Chris Helton Williamsburg
Christian Holman Pulaski Co.
Christian Perry Madisonville-North Hopkins
Clay McKee Scott Co.
Cody Crider Graves Co.
Cody Estep Pikeville
Cody Uhls Franklin-Simpson
Cole Bentley Belfry
Cole Frazier Bell Co.
Connor Foos Lou. Trinity
Corey Shelton Williamsburg
Corey Taylor Corbin
Cullen Reynolds Madisonville-North Hopkins
Dakota Stanley Belfry
Damien Harris Madison Southern
Dante Darcus Murray
David Walls Elizabethtown
Davonte Robinson Lex. Henry Clay
Dee Cain Caldwell Co.
Desjahvonni Miles Murray
DeVon Quincy Lex. Lafayette
Devonta Guillory John Hardin
Donald Brooks Lou. Trinity
Drake Jackson Woodford Co.
Drew Mullins Belfry
Dylan Cox Bell Co.
Eli Brown Warren East
Eli Pepper Caldwell Co.
Elijah Sindelar Caldwell Co.
Ellis Cain Lou. Male
Ethan Cobb John Hardin
Fred Massey Williamsburg
GeKove Gardner Owensboro
George Gregory Pulaski Co.
Heath Wiggins Graves Co.
Hector Garcia Graves Co.
Houston Sparkman Lou. Male
Hunter Grant Graves Co.
Hunter Merrick Pulaski Co.
Jackson Mobley Pulaski Co.
Jake Brock Middlesboro
Jake Coppock Corbin
Jake Johnson Pulaski Co.
Jake McFadden North Laurel
Jake McWhorter North Laurel
Jalen Washington Frankfort
Jamale Carothers Bowling Green
Jamon Warren Webster Co.
Jansen Riney Owensboro Catholic
Jared Givan John Hardin
Jared Hoskins Middlesboro
Jarrod Lewis North Laurel
Jarron Thompson Madisonville-North Hopkins
Jaylen Boyd Caldwell Co.
Jedrick Wills Lex. Lafayette
Jensen Feggins Warren Central
Jeremiah Draper North Hardin
Jerry Billups Franklin-Simpson
Jesse Whitaker Pulaski Co.
Joey Marshall Graves Co.
John Stratton Daviess Co.
John Wilson Meade Co.
Joquise Buford Lex. Henry Clay
Jordan Gonzalez Lou. DuPont Manual
Jordan Meredith Bowling Green
Joseph McIntyre Bowling Green
Josh Young Caldwell Co.
Justin Green Bell Co.
Kasey Tackett Pikeville Shelby Valley
Keaton Kennedy North Laurel
Keion Wakefield Lou. Male
Keith Guy Scott Co.
Kel Carmen Mayfield
Kenny Hopper Corbin
Kevin Whitaker Leslie Co.
Keyron Catlett Christian Co.
Kobe Carter Henderson Co.
Kody Smith Pulaski Southwestern
Lamarius Kinslow Lou. Fern Creek
Landon Arnett Mayfield
Landon Corolla Lou. Trinity
Landon Young Lex. Lafayette
Lane Kennemore Mayfield
Logan Butler Lou. St. Xavier
Lucas Turpin Pulaski Southwestern
Lucky Jackson Lex. Lafayette
Mackey Francis Belfry
Maleek Moody John Hardin
Malik Walker Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park
Marquez Trigg Glasgow
Mason Helton Pulaski Co.
Mason Wolfe Henderson Co.
Micah Kaiser Meade Co.
Milik Lewis Lou. Iroquois
Nathan Murray Bell Co.
Nick Locher Owensboro
Noah Bringer Lou. Male
Quincy Baines Lou. Central
RaSheed Jones McCracken Co.
Rayquan Horton Belfry
Ricky Maxey Pulaski Co.
Riley Hall Pulaski Co.
Rodjay Burns Lou. Trinity
Sean Hammonds Lou. Ballard
Seth Bryan Central Hardin
Shaun Baker Leslie Co.
Shaun Whittinghill Lou. Moore
Skyler Griffith Williamsburg
Sullivan Simpson Lex. Henry Clay
T.J. James Owensboro
Tacorian Darden Russellville
Taven Graves North Hardin
Thomas Lloyd John Hardin
Trajon Bright Mayfield
Tre Hornbuch Murray
Trent Baker Central Hardin
Trevor Garrison Hancock Co.
Trevor Wright Pikeville Shelby Valley
Tristan Holland Calloway Co.
TyRon Horton Lou. DuPont Manual
Will Adams Pineville
Willie Reynolds Warren East
Xavier Arnette Central Hardin
Zach Barber Scott Co.
Zach Caldwell Harlan Co.
Zeke Merritt Muhlenberg Co.
Zy'Aire Hughes McCracken Co.