Old School Dr.

Hey Rudedogky, Cumberland is still a strong team and do not have to wait for the addition of Wilson to be considered strong. They played Bell and Corbin on back to back nights and while going basically only 6 deep tried to beat Corbin, who goes 10 deep with quality in a fast paced, up and down the floor game and that didnt work out well for them but, dont discount the Redskins as just a good team that might be a contender next year, they are not done this year and anyone that thinks they are could be in for a rude awakening.

If you look at the post closely you can see that I was referring to the Bell County game the night before, in which Cumberland was down 55-51 with 1:01 left in the game and was at the line for 2 free throws.

The final score in this game is very misleading. Cumberland tried to beat Corbin at their own game, in their own gym a night after, a mentally and physically draining game with Bell County, which they had a good chance to win, but turned it over twice and missed 2 critical free throws with the score 55-51 at 1:01 left. I believe Cumberland learned a lot in the Bell Co. and Corbin games. First that they are capable of beating Bell Bounty and will have a definite shot at them in the district tournament, which is at Cumberland, if they take care of business against the winner of Harlan/Evarts. 2nd they shouldn't allow Corbin to dictate such a frantic pace, if they meet again, but be much more patient and let their 13th region leading defense and disciplined offense, give them a chance to win. If these 2 teams meet again in the regional tournament I think everyone will see a much different game, a game I believe Cumberland is capable of winning.

very nice win letcher central

An All A State Championship and be considered the very best Class A Basketball team in the state of ky without a doubt