Pittman was honored tonight before the Holmes-Scott game for scoring his 1,000 point in the win over Cooper.
Congrats Elijah! Keep working hard and bring that big trophy back to Covington one more time!
Pittman becomes the second player for Holmes to reach the 1,000 point club this year. Ricardo reached it in a 25 point performance against Princeton and was honored before the Covcath game.
Great (accomplishment) think thats right lol
Great player, great accomplishment!
Congrats to Elijah, this is always a great accomplishment for any HS athlete
Elijah is one of the most athletic "big man" to ever come out of nky. When he is focused and playing like he has been lately, there isn't a more fun and exciting player to watch.
kywldcat01 Wrote:Elijah is one of the most athletic "big man" to ever come out of nky. When he is focused and playing like he has been lately, there isn't a more fun and exciting player to watch.
Would like to see more of him playing focused because he definetly is exciting when he plays that way.
Laniganfan29 Wrote:Would like to see more of him playing focused because he definetly is exciting when he plays that way.
It started in the Christian Co game and he has been dominating since.
His last 3 outputs have been:
34 , 22, 18
The 22 and 18 came in limited action too (maybe 12 minutes?). He has been playing inside more and absolutely dominating. When Pittman stays down low, nobody can stop him and that's why he has been playing so well lately. I haven't seen him attempt a 3 in a few games.
kywldcat01 Wrote:It started in the Christian Co game and he has been dominating since.
His last 3 outputs have been:
34 , 22, 18
The 22 and 18 came in limited action too (maybe 12 minutes?). He has been playing inside more and absolutely dominating. When Pittman stays down low, nobody can stop him and that's why he has been playing so well lately. I haven't seen him attempt a 3 in a few games.
Yea man he scored like 20 points against us in like 1 quarter haha!!
Congrats, especially with Holmes' low scoring offense.
PC_You_Know Wrote:Congrats, especially with Holmes' low scoring offense.
Since the loss to Ryle, Henley has finally opened the offense up and given the boys a little more freedom.
They scored 79 against Cooper and 77 against Scott. Holmes is more than capable of putting up some big numbers at the offensive end when they're ALLOWED to play like they have the past two games.
See Holmes in the state tourney last year. That's proof enough that this team can put up some serious points if given the chance.