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Correct Bleeding Red.

The "unofficial rule" for coaches on the "good" side of a blowout is at the end of the half to perhaps start to sub a little. You start the 3rd quarter with your starters, in basketball if you are a pressing team you probably don't press, in a football analogy you may run the ball a little more or be a little conservative. But you continue to execute what you have coached so that they get better period the end. If the blowout continues towards the middle to end of the third quarter you start to sub and by the 4th quarter it is completely your second or lower string. But I never once told my second string to not go out and play hard and execute to the best of their ability...this is their chance to play and there may be only a few games a year where they get substantial minutes. If the second string in the 4th quarter expands the lead so be it. You don't press or bomb 3's or in football pass or do onside kicks, but you play the kids and let them execute...it is what it is, been on both sides of that coin.

doubleplay643 wrote:Correct Bleeding Red.

The "unofficial rule" for coaches on the "good" side of a blowout is at the end of the half to perhaps start to sub a little. You start the 3rd quarter with your starters, in basketball if you are a pressing team you probably don't press, in a football analogy you may run the ball a little more or be a little conservative. But you continue to execute what you have coached so that they get better period the end. If the blowout continues towards the middle to end of the third quarter you start to sub and by the 4th quarter it is completely your second or lower string. But I never once told my second string to not go out and play hard and execute to the best of their ability...this is their chance to play and there may be only a few games a year where they get substantial minutes. If the second string in the 4th quarter expands the lead so be it. You don't press or bomb 3's or in football pass or do onside kicks, but you play the kids and let them execute...it is what it is, been on both sides of that coin.

Well said.

Is this the appropriate thread to be talking about a BLOWOUT of Minford Vs Clay ? Take it to the Minford / Clay thread theres all kind of activity on there !

Unioto 64
Southeastern 50
Unioto led by as much as 21. Detillion sat early with foul trouble but the Shermans still played very well. SE's Jordan Allen was very impressive as well.

Zane Trace 56
Adena 34

Huntington 66
Paint Valley 46

Piketon up 49-46 in the final minute at home against Westfall.

Peebles 66 - North Adams 60

12/7/12 final

Coal Grove 69
Ironton St Joe 36

Coal grove now 3-0

Varsity
Warren Local 53 Gallipolis 38
Reserves
Warren Local 41 Gallipolis 37
Freshmen
Gallipolis 50 Warren Local 25

Fairfield over West Union
92-63

Zane Trace beats Unioto 59-53 in Kinnkinnick. Freshman Pierce Mowery had 22 for ZT. Great game overall between two good teams.

Will have the other SVC finals soon.

Coal Grove plays thier 4th game in 6 days and improves to 4-0 with a win over Symmes Valley

Coal Grove 75
Symmes Valley 61

Unioto 53
Zane Trace 59


Piketon 59
Paint Valley 35


Southeastern 58
Adena 39


Huntington 56
Westfall 51


Teays Valley 30
Logan Elm 54


Circleville 32
Fairfield Union 48

Trojans came up just short last night,carrying a lead into halftime the Fighting Tigers took over in the third quarter but the Trojans just would not go away. It was a fun game to listen to, sure wish I could have been there