A Sea Of Red

Kentucky Christian University
Grayson, Kentucky


KCU Hoops Official Site



Akeem Scott
1st Season as KCU Head Coach


2017-2018 Schedule/Results

• Oct 31 7:00 PM - @ Tennessee Wesleyan L-95-106
  Nov 03 8:00 PM - Hiwassee College L-97-106
  Nov 04 3:00 PM - Pensacola Christian W-126-87
  Nov 07 8:00 PM - @ Alice Lloyd College L-96-113
  Nov 09 7:00 PM - Cincinnati Christian University W-85-83
  Nov 11 2:00 PM - @ West Virginia Tech L-82-97
  Nov 14 8:00 PM - Midway University W-102-69
  Nov 17 4:00 PM - @ Alice Lloyd College L-97-111
  Nov 18 6:00 PM - @ Asbury University L-87-93
  Nov 21 7:00 PM - @ Cincinnati Christian University L-85-93
  Nov 28 7:00 PM - Welch College W-93-74
  Nov 30 8:00 PM - Grace Bible College* L-90-91
  Dec 01 8:00 PM - Carolina Christian College W-103-81
  Dec 02 4:00 PM - Johnson University* W-111-106
  Dec 05 7:30 PM - @ Midway University W-82-80
  Dec 07 7:00 PM - Berea College W-91-89 (OT)
  Dec 12 11:00 AM - @ Morehead State Morehead, KY
  Dec 16 2:00 PM - @ Liberty

Key Player

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  Hayden Dunn
  6' 4" Senior Forward

Apparently they play up tempo. And I could have sworn someone told me Alice Lloyd had closed

I grew up about a half hour or so away from this school near where Phoenix currently lives. And I had never heard of this college even when we drove through Grayson. But apparently Audio Adrenaline came out of this place.

Yeah, it's half an hour west of Huntington, WV (Go Herd!), and I used to drive througth Grayson on my way to Chattanooga when I was in college.

Isn't Kentucky Christian the school that the Frazee triplet's brother played for years ago?

I believe you are right. KCU is an old Church of Christ school.

Sly Fox wrote:I grew up about a half hour or so away from this school near where Phoenix currently lives. And I had never heard of this college even when we drove through Grayson. But apparently Audio Adrenaline came out of this place.

Yep. Several kids from a church I used to attend went to KCU. And I actually met the original keyboardist for Audio Adrenaline (who did get together at KCU). He teaches (or at least he taught) 6th grade science.

The roster features kids from all of the Burg's old rivals outside of West. And no, Minford & South Webster were not rivals. They may be today but not back when the covered wagon used to pick me up for school.

Final score:

Flames 96
Kentucky Christian 40

Better focus throughout than we had in the mismatches against Clark's Summer and Taccoa Falls.

Another game Liberty has no business playing.

I agree. We should not be playing cupcakes. We should play P5 conference schools.

ballcoach15 wrote:I agree. We should not be playing cupcakes. We should play P5 conference schools.

Teams from P5 conferences don't play all P5 teams. Nobody does, and there is a reason for that. I love how Ritchie is playing his 2-3 non-D1 games against small christian schools. It is mutually beneficial.

lawrenceq wrote:Another game Liberty has no business playing.

WVU played Wheeling Jesuit today

Chippy wrote:

lawrenceq wrote:Another game Liberty has no business playing.

WVU played Wheeling Jesuit today

To be fair Wheeling IS in WV and Huggy Bear probably needed to go give his Annual Confession

Purple Haize wrote:

Chippy wrote:

lawrenceq wrote:Another game Liberty has no business playing.

WVU played Wheeling Jesuit today

To be fair Wheeling IS in WV and Huggy Bear probably needed to go give his Annual Confession

. . . . and purchase indulgences

I think those are written in to his contract

I’ve sat at the bar in his office. All of his indulgences are purchased for him. Always stocked. Contractual.

Keep scaling back. Layer played 4. Were doing 3 now. Id like to see 2 max.

I’m good with two non-D1s: one at the start of the year, one after finals. Anything more than that doesn’t do anyone any good.

The Big South a one bid league, and putting together a strong enough schedule to get an at-large bid would be hard to do. I personally think anything over two non D1 games is too many.

lawrenceq wrote:The Big South a one bid league, and putting together a strong enough schedule to get an at-large bid would be hard to do. I personally think anything over two non D1 games is too many.

Taking those games off our schedule is not going to get us an at large bid.

olldflame wrote:

lawrenceq wrote:The Big South a one bid league, and putting together a strong enough schedule to get an at-large bid would be hard to do. I personally think anything over two non D1 games is too many.

Taking those games off our schedule is not going to get us an at large bid.

It sure won't this year. Maybe it would in the future.

No, it won’t.

They should schedule 10 D2 games per year then.

lawrenceq wrote:They should schedule 10 D2 games per year then.

Uh, wrong. The pre-conference schedule needs to prepare the team for conference play, and ultimately the conference tourney, because that is how you are getting into the dance. Any slim chance a BSC team would have for an at large would be centered around a lot of total wins and at least 2 signature wins over ranked teams. Nobody will care if a couple of those wins were against non D1 or D1 bottom feeders.

You say no but The Winthrop team I believe in 06 was close if it had been knocked out of the conference tourney.

Conference needs to go to 22 conference games to solve this issue. Once Hampton and USCUS joins it should work.