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I agree with the hallway recruiting..Bourbon County has had a historically solid program over the past decades, so I would think there has to be some kids roaming the halls that have not been playing in the past few years..I believe with the young coaching staff then you may see a lot more new faces on the team from within the school system. I wish Bourbon County the best of luck and really look forward to see how this change will impact the 2008-2009 basketball season.

How tall is this guy?

GAME 1: 1-Indiana 2-Hopson 3-Mack GAME 2: 1-Indiana 2-Morris 3-Sloane TIEBRAKER: 1-14 2-??????

I want everyone's opinion, Do you all think this very young staff (Bordas and LeMaster) will be a good thing or a bad thing for Bourbon County?? No disrespect, but I believe they may be a bit too young to run a program to its full potential. Opinions?????

I agree, but with Bordas at age 27 or 28 and LeMaster at age 22 or 23, wouldn't that be one of the youngest coaching staff's in the state? Anybody know for sure?? Should be an exciting brand of basketball back in Bourbon County. I'm not even a Bourbon fan, but I will be very interested to see how this staff does with this team this upcoming year. Maybe they will meet my Camels in the regional tournament. Any chance they can get out of that tough district Play by Play Guy???

This should be an exciting event and will real be a real joy to watch in Northern Kentucky..I love it that this regional tournament is starting to rotate each year..This is no knock to Mason County, it's just fun to see other places host such a quality tournament year in and year out.

I'll take Clay County

This is a SOLID pickup for Union!!!!

I have heard that this is one of the biggest team camps Georgetown has ever hosted..Should be exciting!! Is anyone going over to watch it?

Coach Bordas will do a fine job at Bourbon County..I heard from reliable sources that his right hand man and head assistant on his staff will be Preston LeMaster..Anybody know any truths to this???? Congrats Jay!