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Top 10 based off the Coach's Poll.

1. Highlands 4a (2-0).......... PF- 70 PA- 57 -.......... Opponents record- (3-3) (Campbell Cty 6a, Bryan Station 6a)

2. Simon Kenton 6a (3-0)..... PF- 150 PA- 27 -......... Opponents record- (0-8) (Conner 5a, Collins 4a, Holy Cross 2a)

3. Cov Cath 4a (2-1)............ PF- 80 PA- 52 - .........Opponents record- (4-3) (Dixie Heights 6a, Boone 6a, Moeller Ohio D-1{National Power})

4. Campbell Cty 6a (2-1)....... PF- 77 PA- 54 -.......... Opponents- (2-6) (East Central IN, Highlands 4a, NCC 3a)

5. Cooper 5a (3-0)................ PF- 74 PA- 9 -......... Opponents- (1-8) (Ryle 6a, NCC 2a, Boone 6a)

6. Dixie Heights 6a (1-1)........ PF-55 Pa- 62-.......... Opponents- (2-3) (Cov Cath 5a, Beechwood 1a)

7. Beechwood 1a (0-2)........... PF-65 Pa- 88-.......... Opponents- (4-1) (Cov Cath 5a, Mt. Healthy OH)

8. Scott 5a (2-0) ....................PF- 89 Pa- 7 ............Opponents- (2-3) (Holmes 4a, Aiken OH)

9. NCC 2a (0-2)..................... PF-17 Pa- 61-.......... Opponents- (5-1) (Cooper 5a, Campbell Cty 1a)

10. Boone 6a (1-2)................. PF-61 Pa- 70-............ Opponents- (5-4) (Cov Cath 4a, Cooper 5a, Conner 5a)
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11. Newport 2a (1-1)............... PF- 64 PA- 58 -......... Opponents- (5-1) (Mason Cty 3a, Walton 2a)

12. Ryle 6a (0-3).................... PF- 31 PA- 92 -..........Opponents- (8-0) (Cooper 5a, Scott Cty 6a, Sycamore OH)

13. Conner 5a (0-3)................. PF- 39 PA- 115 -........ Opponents- (5-4) (Boone 6a, SK 6a, Walnut Hills OH)

14. Lloyd 2a (3-0)................... PF- 116 PA- 32 -..........Opponents- (2-7) (Washington Cty 2a, Dayton 1a, Holmes 4a)

15. Walton 2a (2-1)................. PF- 114 PA- 46 -..........Opponents- (3-5) (Newport 2a, Bellevue 1a, KY Country Day 1a)

Other than being able to put up a lot of points against bad teams, we don't know anything about SK. We will know more with the Cooper - CCHS results this week and SK - Cooper results next week. Top 3 should be Cov Cath, HHS and SK.

TNT-MB1 Wrote:Top 10 based off the Coach's Poll.

1. Highlands 4a (2-0).......... PF- 70 PA- 57 -.......... Opponents record- (3-3) (Campbell Cty 6a, Bryan Station 6a)

2. Simon Kenton 6a (3-0)..... PF- 150 PA- 27 -......... Opponents record- (0-8) (Conner 5a, Collins 4a, Holy Cross 2a)

3. Cov Cath 4a (2-1)............ PF- 80 PA- 52 - .........Opponents record- (4-3) (Dixie Heights 6a, Boone 6a, Moeller Ohio D-1{National Power})

4. Campbell Cty 6a (2-1)....... PF- 77 PA- 54 -.......... Opponents- (2-6) (East Central IN, Highlands 4a, NCC 3a)

5. Cooper 5a (3-0)................ PF- 74 PA- 9 -......... Opponents- (1-8) (Ryle 6a, NCC 2a, Boone 6a)

6. Dixie Heights 6a (1-1)........ PF-55 Pa- 62-.......... Opponents- (2-3) (Cov Cath 5a, Beechwood 1a)

7. Beechwood 1a (0-2)........... PF-65 Pa- 88-.......... Opponents- (4-1) (Cov Cath 5a, Mt. Healthy OH)

8. Scott 5a (2-0) ....................PF- 89 Pa- 7 ............Opponents- (2-3) (Holmes 4a, Aiken OH)

9. NCC 2a (0-2)..................... PF-17 Pa- 61-.......... Opponents- (5-1) (Cooper 5a, Campbell Cty 1a)

10. Boone 6a (1-2)................. PF-61 Pa- 70-............ Opponents- (5-4) (Cov Cath 4a, Cooper 5a, Conner 5a)
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11. Newport 2a (1-1)............... PF- 64 PA- 58 -......... Opponents- (5-1) (Mason Cty 3a, Walton 2a)

12. Ryle 6a (0-3).................... PF- 31 PA- 92 -..........Opponents- (8-0) (Cooper 5a, Scott Cty 6a, Sycamore OH)

13. Conner 5a (0-3)................. PF- 39 PA- 115 -........ Opponents- (5-4) (Boone 6a, SK 6a, Walnut Hills OH)

14. Lloyd 2a (3-0)................... PF- 116 PA- 32 -..........Opponents- (2-7) (Washington Cty 2a, Dayton 1a, Holmes 4a)

15. Walton 2a (2-1)................. PF- 114 PA- 46 -..........Opponents- (3-5) (Newport 2a, Bellevue 1a, KY Country Day 1a)

Cue Betty Crocker...

Not SK's fault the teams they play suck!

Don't think anyone disagrees with that the only person at fault for that is Marksberry & the AD.

But it is the reason the argument for them at #1 fails at this point in the season.

About the Midpoint is when you can really see things play out because there is a strong body of work against different competition levels.