Not a good half for Central, which hasn’t sniffed its best game yet. The Raiders look tentative at times, then start forcing quick shots Ricky Nault is going deep into the bench, and has yielded some benefits. Michael Garcia, who hasn’t played much in the tourney has provided a lift. KB Oshodi was all over [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Mar 10th, 2008 View Comments
They’ve played a quarter and there really isn’t a steady flow yet. BC High has enjoyed a little better of the play, but nothing decided yet. Central is not getting second chances. Nerves are clearly showing on both teams. This is the Garden.
Central Catholic-BC High isn’t until 7:45 or so, but TD Banknorth Garden has been bustling for a few hours now. In Division 4, North Cambridge Catholic steamrolled Avon 77-54. In Division 3, Scituate defeated Watertown 56-46. In Division 2, Reading-Catholic Memorial is underway. Hector Longo will be offering analysis and score updates throughout the night. [...]
Posted in Basketball, Hector Longo, Uncategorized on Mar 10th, 2008 View Comments
Stray ideas from a hoop invaded mind. For the record, the tally is now 15 games watched in 14 days. Can’t say enough about the crowd and the atmosphere from Central-Lowell the other night. If you’re a Valley guy, a hoop guy, it was like a convention of sorts. So many familiar faces, too many [...]
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