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Thats ashame to hear he is a very talented player.

Which freshman quit? Thats never good because the CCHS freshmen class last year was very strong.

I wouldn't say that they never will win a regional championship, are the odds against them yes but that it will never happen is wrong. :sssh:

Well on rivals.com it shows we are the only state with one state champion. So to me everything else is just a small slice of the big cake.:fire:

Just a question North Hardin was 6-3 in their district last season in a district that doesn't match up with J-town, Holmes, Scott County, Manual, GRC, or Warren Central, and now they are considered to be a top team in the state? :sssh:

I'm sure your right, but how many state championships do those schools have? And whats wrong with having a full teaching load? :creepy:

Well I think we are for getting Mason County they have always been a contender for the 10th and state tourney and, have one of the most prestige gyms in the state, also they have had two solid players coming out of there. Considering Darius Miller and Chris Lofton both are at and went to major conference schools.

Well with the slow offense of style we have and the offensive weapons we have we should score just about every time down the floor. And hopefully have a chance at our regional championship.

Maybe so but for PC it would be a big win going into the district tourney and proably give them a little momentum don't you think knocking off a NKY power house, smart move to scheldue this game for both teams.

You would be totally right Timmy Knipp is a very solid player. By the end next year when Elliott County puts up a fight in the state tournament and the team falls on his shoulders he will be putting up more shots not that he doesn't shoot but with most of his team being seniors now, he will be the main man and the focal point of the offense next season that to me is why he doesn't get recongized.

I hope your right I would love to see Franklin County come out of the 11th this year.

When March roles around anything can happen no matter who you start or who comes of the bench. So I wouldn't be suprised if they did get beat, both teams well have a bright red target on their chest and maybe get to much glory considering that we still have a season to be played which means there will be injuries and suspensions for every team to count into factor. For Scott County how about Just getting out of the region Lexington Catholic, Bryan station, Dunbar, Henry Clay are all capable of beating Scott County so lets hold the horses on being challenged that answers for itself. As for Holmes proably won't be challenged but anything can happen but odds are they'll be at Rupp come March.

Well Mason County deserves some love after all they are the defending state champs. Of course Russ Middleton will be the focal point of the offense and I think he has what it takes to put them in the top 10 even though the royals lost 4 of the 5 starters from last season. Also Madisonville-Norht Hopkins I know as a whole is not the best team in their region but because they are blessed with Jon Hood on their roster who is nationally ranked. I think his team has to be in the top 10 if he is ranked on Rivals as high as he is.

1. Scott County 2. Holmes 3. Lexington Catholic 4. Clark County 5. Elliott County 6. Bryan Station 7. Manual 8. J-Town 9. Mason County 10. Ballard or madisonville-North Hopkins simply because of Jon Hood

Well I don't know much about the 2011 class but don't you think thats a little overated since they didn't even when the freshmen 10th region tourney last year but they did lose to a very good Mason County team just thought that was a bit much for the twins but are very good players.

Hold on now PC is tough and my camels won't let the stangs get by without a fight. More like a Campbell County and a Mason County finals. We returned most of our team from last year that were runner up to Scott the district champions.:flame:

1. Hood 2. Phares 3. Sanford 4. Zollo 5. Johnson 6. Guyn 7. Euton 8. Whitaker 9. Feguson 10. Jackson Kind of funny four of those guys play for Scott County. Hope theirs not to many big ego's on one team should be interesting to see the team chemistry in the big games with all the college scouts watching them.

I am sure that once you have the chance to attend that you will agree that this is a great opportunity for our students. I was there last week for an event and it will be outstanding. People keep asking about the cost, I am sure that will come out when the official announcement is made public. I think that is the way it worked when the 9th made there announcement.

I would say so.

I bet so.

And there are so many because he is the best coach in kentucky.

Well it's the two Louisville regions which just happens to be the biggest city in the state, considering that J-Town, Ballard, Male, PRP, Manual, Western, Central and Trinity are all among the two regions I doubt any other school would knock all of those teams out and make it to state. The odds are just against them.

Hazard not a chance they get beat and with the right draw they might just be playing on saturday come march. I couldn't see anybody beating them I expect them to win every game by 15 or more in the region anything less is disappointing.

If iv'e said it once iv'e said it a thousand times the guy is just really nice and down to earth.

Interesting thoughts from a coach, obviously you have never had a superintendent that was supportive of the programs. In a district the size of ours it is difficult for our super to make every event, but I am sure that he will make everything at least once.