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The gym felt like a title game before the ball even went up. By the final buzzer, an 83–47 win over ranked Puxico had the crowd buzzing about defense, depth, and the kind of culture that turns December tests into March confidence. We walk through how the Bulldogs imposed pace from the opening tip, smothered shooters, and took away paint touches, then highlight the balanced scoring led by Kobe Thomas and Marquell Murray with a bench that changed possessions and protected the lead.
We open up about the program’s engine: a shared system from seventh grade to varsity that’s delivered a combined 42–2 across levels. That foundation made Monday night’s surge more than a hot streak. It’s habits. You’ll hear us break down why the rebounding battle decides most games, how rotations tightened closeouts, and where we can still grow—fewer gamble fouls, cleaner baseline rotations, and sharper execution late in quarters. We also address the annual scheduling debate with real constraints for public schools, the miles we already log, and why the goal is meaningful tests, not vanity matchups.
Then we turn to what’s next: the St. Dominic Christmas Tournament in O’Fallon. As the one seed, we face North Point to start, with disciplined programs like St. Dominic, Live for Life, and Holt waiting in the bracket. We map out the likely counters we’ll see—tempo control, stacked pressure in the backcourt, switch-heavy defenses—and share the adjustments that travel in tournament play: touch the paint before shots, invert actions to create mismatches, and finish every defensive stand with two hands on the glass. The girls tip Saturday morning too, and we’re excited to see both squads chase hardware while families make the trip.
If you love high school hoops, community pride, and the details that turn energy into wins, this one’s for you. Tap follow, share with another Bulldog, and drop a rating so more folks in the 573 can find The Dog House. Who do you want to see us face on championship Tuesday?
👉 Subscribe, rate, and share The Doghouse — your home for Sikeston Bulldogs and everything Sikeston.
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The gym felt like a title game before the ball even went up. By the final buzzer, an 83–47 win over ranked Puxico had the crowd buzzing about defense, depth, and the kind of culture that turns December tests into March confidence. We walk through how the Bulldogs imposed pace from the opening tip, smothered shooters, and took away paint touches, then highlight the balanced scoring led by Kobe Thomas and Marquell Murray with a bench that changed possessions and protected the lead.
We open up about the program’s engine: a shared system from seventh grade to varsity that’s delivered a combined 42–2 across levels. That foundation made Monday night’s surge more than a hot streak. It’s habits. You’ll hear us break down why the rebounding battle decides most games, how rotations tightened closeouts, and where we can still grow—fewer gamble fouls, cleaner baseline rotations, and sharper execution late in quarters. We also address the annual scheduling debate with real constraints for public schools, the miles we already log, and why the goal is meaningful tests, not vanity matchups.
Then we turn to what’s next: the St. Dominic Christmas Tournament in O’Fallon. As the one seed, we face North Point to start, with disciplined programs like St. Dominic, Live for Life, and Holt waiting in the bracket. We map out the likely counters we’ll see—tempo control, stacked pressure in the backcourt, switch-heavy defenses—and share the adjustments that travel in tournament play: touch the paint before shots, invert actions to create mismatches, and finish every defensive stand with two hands on the glass. The girls tip Saturday morning too, and we’re excited to see both squads chase hardware while families make the trip.
If you love high school hoops, community pride, and the details that turn energy into wins, this one’s for you. Tap follow, share with another Bulldog, and drop a rating so more folks in the 573 can find The Dog House. Who do you want to see us face on championship Tuesday?
👉 Subscribe, rate, and share The Doghouse — your home for Sikeston Bulldogs and everything Sikeston.
🎧 Listen: Apple | Spotify | Amazon Music | Buzzsprout | iHeartRadio
🌐 Visit: thedoghouse.buzzsprout.com
📱 Follow: Facebook | Instagram | TikTok | YouTube
✉️ Contact: [email protected]