tcjkbt

Here I go speculating.......but I can see a lot of reasonable doubt in this case, especially since the verdict must be unanimous.

As to bond and I don't know what it was set at or if it was ROR,  he is not a danger to the community, he will not fail to appear in court (especially with high-powered counsel), and he is presumed innocent until proven guilty.    I can see ROR.   I say let the facts play out before judgments  are made.

At the spring game last week, I thought all the QBs threw the ball well, even though the receivers IMO had some trouble getting open (perhaps due to some of them running track or being injured or to the defense's familiarity with the routes).    The best running back - Berry - was  also doing track I was told.   I thought both lines looked strong and OL Elijah Hernandez  (Sr.) is a name to remember.   Running game was not where it needs to be although it improved later in the game, probably to personnel substitutions.   Kicking game was very good.  LB play needs some work.   Secondary was good.   Most impressive of all to me was the spirit shown for a spring practice game.  I hope it carries over to the summer and fall.   We'll see how things play out.

Despite losing a lot of good players, I have a feeling that Trinity will be pretty solid next season.

 33% of the players come from two schools........three kids from Boyle County and two from Male.

I think Cal lost some of his drive the last few seasons and did not seem to have as much energy and will to win as earlier in his career at UK.   Having said that, I look for him to be rejuvenated for his first few seaons at Arkansas and do quite well.   After that, who knows?

Our prayers and best wishes go out to former coach Mike Szabo and his family.   He did a great job at Trinity.

Is there a date certain when schools can begin to sign players who have opted for the portal?   If so,  it would obviously be advantageous for UK to have a coach in place by that time.   I assume UK is aware of this.

Looks like UK, UL,WKU and I think Morehead will all have new coaches next season.    Which fanbase will end up being the happiest next March?

The man looks like he could go out and play 40 minutes right now.   Maybe he will demand the same level of relative fitness from his players.   There is no reason a team should not be in shape.

Junkie,  how did this game turn out?   Thanks.

Is May going to Michigan strike two for Josh Heird (sp)?   I don't know how hard UL really pursued these two, if at all.   I still think the UL job was, and soon can be again, a top 10 job in the country.   But UL needs to be quick on its feet with conference re-alignments, NIL, etc

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6 minutes ago, rjs4470 said:

Jay has it way too good right now and would be crazy to sign up for the scrutiny of coaching at UK. Plus he's an East Coast guy. He'd be the first call I'd make if I was AD at UK. But you better have the next couple calls lined up because I think Wright says no pretty quickly.

I heard from a local lawyer that his wife is one of the best trial attorneys in the Philadelphia area.    Thus, probably  reluctant to relocate to Fayette County.

16 minutes ago, theguru said:

The first round of the 2024 UK HealthCare Boys' Basketball Sweet 16® started inside Rupp Arena at Central Bank Center in Lexington on Wednesday.

Games featured Harlan County and Warren Central, Evangel Christian and Butler County, St. Xavier and Pulaski County, and Newport and Campbell County.

11 am Game: Harlan County 67, Warren Central 59

1:30 pm Game: Evangel Christian 71, Butler County 60

6 pm Game:  Trinity 50, Pulaski County 43

8:30 pm Game:  Campbell County 43, Newport 40

Video recordings of each postgame press conference from the Girls’ Sweet 16® can be found on the official YouTube Channel of the KHSAA upon completion. 

·       Khsaatickets.org

·       Khsaa.tv

·       Khsaa.net

·       Live Stats

·       Championship Program

·       Bracket

Replace St.  Xavier with Trinity.

10 minutes ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Not quite the running clock beat down projected by many.

No, it definitely was not.

On 3/16/2024 at 9:05 PM, 16thBBall Fan said:

Sacred Heart finishes the season at 31-7 and no losses to any Kentucky teams now in 2 straight seasons. There last loss was to Mercy on Feb. 13th of the 2021-2022 season. They were led in scoring by Zakiya Johnson with 21 and Reagan Bender with 18. McCracken County finishes at 32-6 were led in scoring by Miss Basketball candidate Claire Johnson with 24 points and Mikee Buchanan had 19 in the loss.

If I am nor mistaken, Sacred Heart had to beat the #2 and #3 teams in the state to get the title.   No cakewalk for them.

Don't believe there will be a running clock:   one, if the margin gets large, T will rest their starters; two, T will show sportsmanship; and, three, T is probably not that much better to get to a running clock.

8 minutes ago, theguru said:

This one?

Yes.

Otto Petty and Ron King from that 1969 squad starred for Florida State.   Dave Cowens night have been on those FSU teams, too.

16 minutes ago, theguru said:

How many times have two teams from the same county played each other in the Sweet 16®?

See first post in "Louisville Central" thread for one instance.

2 minutes ago, tcjkbt said:

Don't know for sure but I would think that teams form Jefferson (6th and 7th) have.

13 minutes ago, theguru said:

How many times have two teams from the same county played each other in the Sweet 16®?

Don't know for sure but I would think that teams form Jefferson (6th and 7th) have.

I would love to see WKU make it.

SHA may be able to rest some of their starters.

Cronin seems too hot-headed to me....like he is out of control sometimes.  I'd rather have someone else.

8 hours ago, Tranquility Base said:

Granted, one year isn't enough to judge, but he may have bought himself a small amount of grace in the fact that hiring Brohm seems to be working out.

That being said, I tend to agree with @TheDeuce .   You can't fail epically 2 times in a row on the departments marquee hire.

He has to keep disgruntled baseball coach Dan McDonnell happy, too.