I think it’s hard to say Franklin doesn’t play defense defense when they just closed out by holding the 3 next best teams in their league to 38, 58, and 41. And those weren’t low scoring, hold the ball games—Franklin scored 85, 89, and 75 in those games. I do think, like most teams where the strength is the front court, they can be vulnerable to pressure, which is how Swain got them the first time and I’m assuming how things got out of hand against Lincoln Charter. Hayesville can turn on the pressure with some pretty good guards, too. But you may be right BlackCat about if they both played their A game—Franklin when they’re clicking destroys people. It would be fun to watch and I’m not so sure they would shut down McTaggart—he scored 30 or so on the same guys at Franklin when he was a sophomore. I think the more important question for who has better playoff hopes is who wins when neither is on their A game. I think that’s Hayesville.