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  1. Rumor is that a parent has been out to get the coach all year. This parent and the son had a bad experience earlier in the year, and just got an opportunity to get the coach right before the district championship. The coach typed up a motivational paper, which included religous references. This paper was obtained by the parent who took it to the superintendent forcing him to suspend the coach.

    He was suspended for religous references? WOW, you would think it would have been something like foul language in the material! If that is the case that is unbelievable!! And shame on parents who have to try to live their lives through their kids and can not support the coach!!

  2. I kind a felt Elrod had a chance to be the player of the year in the 10th this year as the season was starting. He is an excellent player. I think the problem you run into is that Pendleton is so well rounded, it is hard for any to stand out night in and night out. They take turns standing out. Except for Elliot he seems to be solid every night and Mains is solid every night. THEY'RE ALL SOLID!! But the stats may not always be there in the end. Unfortunately a lot of times stats get some players on the team, because they play on a team that allows them to have those stats. I'd love to see Pendleton's stats. They are all probably real close to each other in many stats. Just goes to show you the old saying "It is amazing what a team can accomplish when no one care who gets the credit" is on the mark again with this team!

  3. No, they don't even "tend to be." Your statement was off base, acknowledge it and move on. If privates "tend to" work harder, why do T and X dominate in football but are only mediocre in basketball? Do the publics "tend to" work harder in the BBall Sweet 16? Or do T and X football players just "tend to" work harder than their BBall players? The answer is none of the above. Privates have many things that make them great (not being bound by KERA comes to mind) but having some sort of better "inner fire" or "work ethic" is not amongst them.

     

    I believe there "tends" to be a stronger work ethic and discipline in kids from catholic schools. All schools need talent to be successful. I respect your opinion though but respectfully disagree. I must now move on.

  4. Look, while I am a MOST avid supporter of unified competition between public and private, don't make ridiculous sterotypical statements as if they are facts. What you in fact are saying is "Private school kids have more discipline and put in more time than public school kids." That is utterly ridiculous!! Flawed logic based on untrue opinion is, simply put, not worth the time it took to read it. To blame the failures of public school programs on mythical foul play by the privates is simply hiding from the truth, but so is denying altogether that there are clear advantages to "open enrollment" in both private AND public cases. Creating the MYTH in your own mind that private school kids somehow "outwork" public school kids is one thing (self delusion being the right of everyone) , stating it as a primary reason for a particular group's success or failure is simply grand standing and chest thumping. Sounds good, but has no basis in truth. How many public school practices have you been to? Never mind, I'm pretty sure I know the answer.

     

    "Tend to be" doeas not mean in all instances. And I will stand by that fact that they tend to be. That does not mean "all" and that does not mean that the public schools do not work hard and are not disciplined because many are. I said "Tend to be" (And you also must remember we are discussing All A schools). And if that upsets you I am sorry. But IMO and through my experiences and observations it is true. By the way what is the answer? I am dying to hear it!!

  5. The Brossart Mustangs Boys Varsity/JV Basketball Program is made up of seventeen, home grown athletes who each came from one of our six district feeder parishes. There is not a recruit, move-in, or transfer among them.

     

    Each played in the Campbell County Parochial Basketball League when they were in grade school.

     

    Period!

     

    No recruits here - I can't speak for the others.

     

    And it shouldn't matter! If a family wants to send their kid to a school like Brossart more power to them. You can not deny the benefits of a catholic education and the discipline that surrounds that education. Which by the way is another reason these schools compete better. Their players tend to me more discipline and put the time in it takes to be great.

  6. Great job Ludlow players and coaches. Makes the last half of that conference schedule very interesting. I believe the Grove still has to play both of these teams one more time. Beechwood I think has to also play Bellevue one more time. And Ludlow might have to play Bellevue. That is fun stuff for these teams! Great to see Dan start playing like the MAN he can be. If he continues to understand how he can dominate games, he can and will give any team they play fits. They could really be a sleeper team and this game might be the victory that really gets their confidence going.

  7. Well.....having been present their was a lot said by Coach Hart before and at half time of that game. Don't judge too quickly............. And talk about bringing up a LONGGGGGG time ago.........

     

    I think it was HELP!!! LOL But I am not sure what you are talking about. What could he have said before the game? I know the team he had that year and he knew he wasn't any good. I am not sure where that is coming from. But it was awhile ago

  8. Were you making the same complaint in 1990 that you are now? The All A Classic has never changed its enrollment cutoffs since going statewide.

     

    Funny that schools that size were universally considered "Class A" then but not now in the eyes of some.

     

    Here are the enrollment numbers from the Kentucky School Directory. I think one of these have to be incorrect (Moore) but it was the only school with that name.

     

    Lexington Christian - 1,433 grades K-12

    University Heights - 309 grades Pre-school - 12

    Moore (this can not be correct) 1624 9-12

    Owensboro Catholic - 507, grades 9-12

    south Floyd - 357, grades 9-12

    Mayfield - 400, grades 9-12

    NCC - 490

    Fairview - 395, grades 7-12

    Somerset - 483

    Beth Haven - 366 (K-12)

    Bardstown - 497

    Gallatin County - 438

    Barbourville - 690 (P-12)

    Russellville - 370

    Lee Co. - 366

    Brossart - 400

     

    I would say for the most part these are "bigger" A schools. Wow University Heights is small. How are they always so good!! Do not see a whole lot of schools that are small. More like medium.

  9. I think there is alot of interest in the 14th. However I think that the enrollment numbers need to be looked at this year. When the tourney was started it was meant for small schools to have their own tournament. What has happened is that now over half of all schools in the state qualify to compete. I also think they should play all games at a neutral site . This would not be hard to do and would be fair to all teams involved....

    They certainly should change the name. It is not an "All A" Tourney by any stretch. I know in the 10th Brossart usually always has a cake walk and in the 9th it is either St. Henry or New Cath. Unless Holy Cross won last night.

  10. Haha welcome to Silver Grove. :lol:

     

    I am not sure what was meant by this comment. The game was at Beechwood. I thought the officiating had no outcome with the game, whether someone thought it was good or bad. This outcome was determined by the horrendous shooting of the Big Trains. I know in the first half the Pelle boys were 1/14 from the field and it really did not get much better in the second half. Beechwood has a fine team. They have a very solid core around Romes. Chaz Moore played a very good game and has grown quite a bit since his Bellevue days and Sawyer, although not a real shooting threat, plays excellent defense and handles the point very well. Romes is an awfully good player and plays with a quietness about him I really like. Never gets very flustered. I think when they play at the Grove and the Grove shoots better (hopefully), they have a chance, but Beechwood is definitely in the drivers seat. Congrats to Coach Herold and the Tigers, they are pretty good!!

  11. This is a big conference game tonight. Both teams are playing extremely well. It will be a good matchup between Justin Pelle and Micheal Romes. Beechwood might have to much depth and it really helps them to have Chaz Moore. But If Corey Pelle can shoot like he apparently did against Ludlow and the wiseman kid comes to play, I think the guard play for the Big Trains could help pull off this upset. If Romes is able to get to the basket at will like he seems to be doing it will be a long night. But the matchup should be fun to watch.

  12. Points aren't everything. You have to look at the smaller things, like him giving up the ball for other team members to score. He's a team player and let's not forget he is one heck of a rebounder. He leads NKY in rebounds and I don't remember the exact stat but I'm pretty sure that he has over 120 rebounds through what, 12-13 games.

     

    When you are 6-8 you don't give up the ball especially when the people who are guarding you are so much smaller. It seems to me that Dan plays way to much facing the basket instead of posting up. This kid should absolutely DOMINATE on the court. But it seems to me he would rather dribble the ball between his legs and make a no-look pass and shoot the three instead of getting his body on the block, demanding the ball and scoring more. Ludlow is struggling. He needs to help his team win and he won't do that continuing the way he is playing. He has all the skills but doesn't always seem to want to get after it. IMO

  13. Good call Guster, jk... LaSalle is 4th in the city and top 10 in the state, so no your apology is accepted. :lol: ;) Merry Christmas

     

     

    I am trying to figure out where you saw that. I can not find an Ohio poll for this year. But if LaSalle is in the top 10 in the state then the GCL must be loaded this year. And knowing people in the GCL, it is a young group. I will keep looking for that poll though. I also have a topugh time believing a #4 ranked team in Cincinnati is in the top 10 in the state.

  14. Striker. This is what I love about this site. You do not have a clue what you are talking about, even though you tell me I do not. LaSalle is nowwhere to be found in the state poll. That is Moeller who is ranked sixth. The same Moeller team I predict LaSalle will lose to twice. And the way Elder handled CovCath in 2nd half and X's demolition of Dixie, LaSalle may go winless in the GCL (just like I stated). That is not an indication of a "very very" good team. Apology excepted!! LOL

     

     

    I am sorry, I was looking at last years final results. But I will get back on that LaSalle being ranked so high. Because I don't believe it. Have to go to church. Merry Christmas

  15. They are number 7 in the state of Ohio in Div. 1? Sorry, but your wrong here...

     

    Striker. This is what I love about this site. You do not have a clue what you are talking about, even though you tell me I do not. LaSalle is nowwhere to be found in the state poll. That is Moeller who is ranked sixth. The same Moeller team I predict LaSalle will lose to twice. And the way Elder handled CovCath in 2nd half and X's demolition of Dixie, LaSalle may go winless in the GCL (just like I stated). That is not an indication of a "very very" good team. Apology excepted!! LOL

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