David Crockett Avenges Loss to Tennessee High with 52-48 Victory in Boys Basketball Game
David Crockett's 52-48 win over Tennessee High forces a tie at the top of the Upper Lakes Conference standings, leading to regular-season co-champions with both teams finishing at 6-2 records. Tennessee High will be the top seed for the District 1-3A tournament, while Crockett settles for the No. 2 seed. The game saw Crockett's successful use of an extended 2-3 zone defense, which limited Tennessee High's shooting to 36.7% from the field and led to crucial turnovers. Despite the tie in regular-season standings, the focus is now on the upcoming District 1-3A tournament. Crockett coach Cody Connell emphasized the importance of the next game, highlighting the significance of Saturday's matchup.
By the Numbers- Crockett and Tennessee High finish with 6-2 records as co-champions in the Upper Lakes Conference
- Tennessee High secures the top seed for the District 1-3A tournament, with Crockett taking the No. 2 seed
- Tennessee High's shooting was limited to 36.7% from the field
- Crockett's win was attributed to successful defense, including an extended 2-3 zone
- Both Crockett and Tennessee High finish with co-champion records of 6-2 in the Upper Lakes Conference
- Tennessee High secures the top seed for the District 1-3A tournament, while Crockett settles for the No. 2 seed
- A drawing will determine the No. 3 and No. 4 seeds, with the No. 4 seed facing a dangerous play-in game against Elizabethton
- Four semifinal teams will qualify for the Region 1-3A tournament
The tie at the top of the Upper Lakes Conference standings sets the stage for an intense District 1-3A tournament, with Tennessee High securing the top seed and Crockett taking the No. 2 seed. The upcoming games hold significant weight, with both teams eyeing a spot in the Region 1-3A tournament.
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