BigBoy10

I agree with all of them but Beech. I think Arlington will handle them. Arlington Blackman Cookeville Rossview Those are my first round pics.

When does their tournament start? I can't find their bracket anywhere.

This is why I dont gamble. Lol

I don't think Lebanon is playing their best basketball right now. Have struggled to make shots in low scoring games. I'm taking Rossview in this one. They seem to be playing well right now. Beech seems to be playing better and better. I'm picking upsets in both games. Beech and Rossview both have young teams who lost a lot from last year but have gotten better throughout the year and are playing their best right now.

Looks like that didn't go too well for the bellas debut. What happened? NE was pretty bad last year, right?

Will reclassification have any effect on 9AAA? I assume everyone will be 4A, right? Are any schools close to the cutoff? I haven't seen the numbers yet.

Wow. That's an interesting one for sure. She's a difference maker!

Now that school is up and running, have any of these rumors been confirmed?

Hahahaha. "If you ain't cheatin, you ain't tryin!" Smh

Ridgerunner said a few weeks ago that it was a two horse race in 9AAA. Looks like he was right. It also appears the same was true for 10AAA with Northwest and Rossview both advancing last night. These two semifinal games on Monday should be intense, highly competitive games. Looking forward to it!

Crickets this morning... chirp chirp. Lol What happened?

I think Mt Juliet and Lebanon will battle for the top spot with Beech not too far behind with the addition of the pg transfer from Hendersonville. Hville has a couple of nice pieces and should be top 4. I think Central will take a step back having lost so much to graduation, a coaching change and their top returning player moving to Lebanon. SC graduated their best playmaker and shooter plus a coaching change. Portland and Gallatin will likely be in the basement again.

Well said, sir!

What do you expect him to say when asked that question? The guy went 25-8, 33-1 and 30-3 in 3 years there including a state tournament. Do you know what you were the 3 years before he got there? 16-11, 12-13 and 18-11. No need for sour grapes. I understand the disappointment but I'd say he did what he was hired to do.

From a basketball talent perspective, you're probably right. But the day job at Indy is 10 times better (teaching load, $$$, etc) and living in the Spring Hill/ Franklin area is 100 times better than the corn/cotton fields of Brownsville. There is a reason Justin Timberlake, Faith Hill/Tim McGraw, Kirk Herbstreit, the majority of the Titans players, etc. all buy houses in that area... it's a pretty nice place to live.