Ebenezer41

To answer your question, in the end it should look like this: 1. Harpeth- Tre Caruthers wins MVP honors and leads his team to a district title. 2. Sycamore- Always a tough team and nearly impossible to beat at home. The third spot could be taken by any of these teams. However if Creekwood and Stewart County can't contain Justin Vogel from Waverly then Waverly will win the third spot. 3. Creekwood- Haven't heard much about them this year but I expect them to finish near the top. 3. Stewart County- Only lost one starter but will they have a post that can get on the boards? 3. Waverly- Tremendous guard play but I didn't like the soft defense they played last year. 6.Fairview- Haven't heard much on them either but Ben Johnson is a very good ball player. 7.Cheatam County- Won't win many games but surely they can beat Central. 8.Montgomery Central- Since the loss of Cody Dunn a few years ago they just haven't been the same.

I agree with all your picks here exept having Waverly in the number one spot. Vogel will probably contend for district MVP honors along with Tre Caruthers from Harpeth. I just feel Harpeth is deeper and they play tougher defense than the tigers and I could see them going undefeated in the district. But it should be interesting to see how it unfolds.

Yes, I think camp will show it all!

I dont see how you say the rebs are on upset alert, maybe if they were playing the middle school team /roflol.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":roflol:" border="0" alt="roflol.gif" />

We shall see deerhunter, we shall see.