Sounds like me when I tell people “if you can’t admit trump lies I’m not sure we can have a logical discussion”LucasDavenport wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 12:15 pm If you watched both games last night and think Wheelersburg has more talent on their roster then Harvest Prep has on their roster then I’m not sure we can have a logical discussion.
LucasDavenport wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 12:15 pm If you watched both games last night and think Wheelersburg has more talent on their roster then Harvest Prep has on their roster then I’m not sure we can have a logical discussion.
I completely agree. I don’t see how Wheelersburg keeps it under a 30 point loss to be honest. I just don’t see how they can compete. Holden will get his, just like Z Fout got his 21 last night. I thought Zach played an outstanding game. Wheelersburg should be able to rebound a little better than Adena did and defend the paint better, all because of Holden, but outside of that....I just don’t see it happeningLucasDavenport wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 12:15 pm If you watched both games last night and think Wheelersburg has more talent on their roster then Harvest Prep has on their roster then I’m not sure we can have a logical discussion.
ZING!!!! what he said! ^^^^ItsMyOpinion wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 11:42 am I’ve been saying for a time that Wheelersburg is the most talented team in the Region. I will stick to that and openly admit if I’m wrong after this game. Holden is still the best player on the floor. Yes .... CJ Anthony is very talented but doesn’t have Holden’s length.
This is Wheelersburg’s last chance for a while to get to the Final Four. Because of that urgency I anticipate they will play to their capibility. If they do that then they should win. HP’s trap are very good but they leave a lot of gaps to the basket. Made baskets will slow down HP’s fastbreak.
On a side note .... Wheelersburg posters have once again turned this post into “Wheelersburg vs the World”. Example: “Private vs Public”, “Columbus City All-Star”, etc. My question is “If people think Harvest Preps has an advantage over Wheelersburg because their kids come from all over the city of Columbus does that mean Wheelersburg has an advantage over southern Ohio teams since their kids come from all over Scioto Co.?”
Wheelersburg has the 3rd highest CB number (21) of all the public schools in the Elite Eight. (Regardless of Division) Behind Northridge - 46, New Boston - 31 then Wheelersburg. Using the philosophy that HP has an advantage because they draw their area means that Wheelersburg has an unfair advantage over teams in southern Ohio because they draw their area.
I will now wait for the Wheelersburg people claim “kids want to come to Wheelersburg”. Hmmmmm .... that sounds just like the kids that attend HP!! “They want to go to Harvest Prep!”
ItsMyOpinion wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 11:42 am I’ve been saying for a time that Wheelersburg is the most talented team in the Region. I will stick to that and openly admit if I’m wrong after this game. Holden is still the best player on the floor. Yes .... CJ Anthony is very talented but doesn’t have Holden’s length.
This is Wheelersburg’s last chance for a while to get to the Final Four. Because of that urgency I anticipate they will play to their capibility. If they do that then they should win. HP’s trap are very good but they leave a lot of gaps to the basket. Made baskets will slow down HP’s fastbreak.
On a side note .... Wheelersburg posters have once again turned this post into “Wheelersburg vs the World”. Example: “Private vs Public”, “Columbus City All-Star”, etc. My question is “If people think Harvest Preps has an advantage over Wheelersburg because their kids come from all over the city of Columbus does that mean Wheelersburg has an advantage over southern Ohio teams since their kids come from all over Scioto Co.?”
Wheelersburg has the 3rd highest CB number (21) of all the public schools in the Elite Eight. (Regardless of Division) Behind Northridge - 46, New Boston - 31 then Wheelersburg. Using the philosophy that HP has an advantage because they draw their area means that Wheelersburg has an unfair advantage over teams in southern Ohio because they draw their area.
I will now wait for the Wheelersburg people claim “kids want to come to Wheelersburg”. Hmmmmm .... that sounds just like the kids that attend HP!! “They want to go to Harvest Prep!”
I’ve seen Wheelersburg several times.ItsMyOpinion wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 12:29 pm If you think last night was a true assessment of Wheelersburg ability ..... I know we can’t have a logical discussion.
I see where you're coming from. Burg is a really good basketball team, and athletic in themselves, I think the difference is length and strength. I don't think Burg is as strong as Prep in that area. I'm not sure Burg is the better team overall but they can play with prep. I agree with you on that.ItsMyOpinion wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 12:29 pm If you think last night was a true assessment of Wheelersburg ability ..... I know we can’t have a logical discussion.
There is a HUGE difference between private and public schools especially academic. Public schools have a big strain of problems put on kids and their staff. I applaud any teacher that teaches at a public school these days. If Scioto County had a new prep school come in that was geared toward athletics and didn't have to be state tested making their classrooms less stressful. How many kids you think attend? How many would be applying every year? How many athletes would get to attend where they would be "booster paid for"?CavalierAlum05 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 12:36 pmZING!!!! what he said! ^^^^ItsMyOpinion wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 11:42 am I’ve been saying for a time that Wheelersburg is the most talented team in the Region. I will stick to that and openly admit if I’m wrong after this game. Holden is still the best player on the floor. Yes .... CJ Anthony is very talented but doesn’t have Holden’s length.
This is Wheelersburg’s last chance for a while to get to the Final Four. Because of that urgency I anticipate they will play to their capibility. If they do that then they should win. HP’s trap are very good but they leave a lot of gaps to the basket. Made baskets will slow down HP’s fastbreak.
On a side note .... Wheelersburg posters have once again turned this post into “Wheelersburg vs the World”. Example: “Private vs Public”, “Columbus City All-Star”, etc. My question is “If people think Harvest Preps has an advantage over Wheelersburg because their kids come from all over the city of Columbus does that mean Wheelersburg has an advantage over southern Ohio teams since their kids come from all over Scioto Co.?”
Wheelersburg has the 3rd highest CB number (21) of all the public schools in the Elite Eight. (Regardless of Division) Behind Northridge - 46, New Boston - 31 then Wheelersburg. Using the philosophy that HP has an advantage because they draw their area means that Wheelersburg has an unfair advantage over teams in southern Ohio because they draw their area.
I will now wait for the Wheelersburg people claim “kids want to come to Wheelersburg”. Hmmmmm .... that sounds just like the kids that attend HP!! “They want to go to Harvest Prep!”
Well said Spider! No matter what, Wheelersburg has had an amazing season and definitely one for the history books! Coming into this year, I wasn’t expecting an undefeated regular season (usually a loss to Waverly almost every season), but they fought hard and earned it! As a fan and graduate of Burg, we need to play lights out in every aspect of the game. Like somebody else said, can’t remember who, this isn’t a best-of-7 series, it’s one game. One key for Burg is they need to capitalize on shots and turnovers from HP. When it’s all said and done, I’m very proud of this team! I’ll be there Saturday at 3:00 to watch two teams battle it out for a place in the Final Four at The Schott! I hope you’re there too!spider2Ybanana wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 9:54 am It is what it is, and I don't think we should take away from what Wheelersburg has accomplished this year with a discussion that has nothing to do with the game being played. HP has been beaten this year (albeit) by very good teams, but it is possible if by chance they have an off night. There aren't many times a 26-0 team is an underdog, but sometimes the chips fall that way. Win or lose, Wheelersburg has had one of, if not the best season in school history.
LucasDavenport wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 12:15 pm If you watched both games last night and think Wheelersburg has more talent on their roster then Harvest Prep has on their roster then I’m not sure we can have a logical discussion.
Good point. That's why we roll the balls out and let the kids get after it. You never know.Burg Bias wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 12:57 pm Prep has more talent at every position but one. They also have players that come off the bench with more talent. BUT superior talent can be beaten by playing fundamental basketball. Set good picks, box out, run your offense, have good floor balance, make your free throws, stay between your man and the basket...Burg will need to do all those things but if they don't shoot at a high percentage it won't matter. In my opinion they need to shoot in the 60% range with plenty of threes and slow down Prep's transition game to win. Tall order but It can be done Pirates.
Go Burg!
