[Fanman]

Lions finish Runner-up in the Cumberland Falls Invitational at Corbin

[Old School Hound]

Corbin struggled in the CFIT this year. Lost by double digits to both Daniel(SC) and Webb(TN). Corbin's likely the deepest team in the region but depth can be a curse, as well as a blessing. The Corbin team has yet to develop an identity. Nothing is really clicking. A lot of different rotations, nothing consistent/coherent. Unless they find themselves soon, it could be a rough stretch for the Hounds with Harlan County and Ashland coming to town and the annual beating at the hands of South Laurel on the horizon , as well.

[Belichick]

Corbin will beat all three of Harlan County, Boyd County, and Ashland within about three weeks from now.

Your opinion has changed a lot in 2 weeks.

[Old School Hound]

Corbin will beat all three of Harlan County, Boyd County, and Ashland within about three weeks from now.

Your opinion has changed a lot in 2 weeks.

It has, indeed. Corbin has lost three games, none of which I expected them to lose. They lost those games  by 21, 14, and 10, respectively. Unless the Corbin AD goes down to the Tim Short Auto Mall and pays a couple of guys to wear the striped shirts  for  Friday's and Saturday's games , the Hounds could be looking  at a few more double digit losses in their immediate future. Corbin has 9 or 10 guys that can play but there are also 9 or 10 daddies and mommies that think their little Jimmy or Johnny should be playing more than little Billy or Bobby. That's why I say that depth can be both a blessing and a curse, and Tony P is finding that out and trying to sort through it right now. He will have them playing better by March but will it be enough to satisfy the moms & dads AND beat Harlan County ?

Now, is  that the Old School honesty you've missed for a few weeks?