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Replace St. Xavier with Trinity.

No, it definitely was not.

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.

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

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

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.

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

Trinity scored 25 points in the first half......... and 52 in the second, many as a result of breaking Seneca's press. The Redhawks have some super quick players but T was just too strong, too deep and too balanced. For T it is on to Rupp Arena to play the winner of Region 12. Congrats to both Trinity and Seneca.

This was win no. 800 for Sacred Heart coach Donna Moir.

THe injury to Damone King is the story of this game.

Sounds like the Tigers did not come to play-------not that they lost but the margin.

M scored 12 in second half.

I am no basketball expert any means but I am concerned that Trinity may have lost little of its mojo lately. They have had a slew of injuries (most everyone is back now) but I wonder if not having Coach Szabo is affecting them now. No offense to the interim coach but Szabo "has been there, done that" in a big way. I hope my concerns are unfounded. I guess we'll see.

For 7th Region........ District winners: St. X, Eastern, Manual, Trinity. District runners-up: Shawnee, Ballard, Male, Seneca. I believe the drawing to set the bracket will occur Saturday morning.

Great effort by Seneca and House who had 30. For Trinity Edmonds had 21 and Vasser had 19 (may have those totals reversed).

Way back when, the solution would have been simple: the university president or athletic director would tell the students "don't do it'" and that would have been the end of it. But those days are obviously long gone.

Isn't Haworth, Male's BB coach, also from Hoptown?

Khsaa stats said he went 8-8 on 3's. If that is right, that is some good shooting.

No need to worry about court-storming tonight.

If I knew how to do it, I would insert the the song "Let's Get Physical" by Olivia Newton-John here.