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I LOVE KIM!!! She is amazing!
I don't think PG will beat LP again... LP was really off their game and PG was dead on. When LP cleans it up and finally starts to play, PG won't even have a chance!!!
You know what excuses are like LP FAN...you got beat!
LP, you lost to 2 teams on the 1st day of pool play. You're washed up and won't be contending this year. Good run last year, but LP looked not so good this year.
Coach Meyer will have LP ready when it counts in November. 6 straight title games and 4 state championships later I wouldn't get to excited about a game in the first week of the season. Go Knights.
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