Minutes before being crowned courtwarming king, Jesse Doyle gave himself and his Hardin-Central teammates a chance at pulling off a comeback courtwarming victory over Wellington-Napoleon. With Wellington-Napoleon leading 57-53 and less than a minute remaining in the fourth quarter of the Feb. 1 nonconference meeting, Doyle sank a hook shot to put the Bulldogs within two. “It was a last-minute play that our coach drew up,” the senior said. “And I had to make it. … I said a prayer before I went up with it and I ended up making it.” The Tigers, however, ended up making five free throws during the final 34 seconds to edge the Bulldogs 62-55. To Hardin-Central coach August Hoeper, the down-to-the-wire finish was in keeping with the mental toughness the Bulldogs showed the rest of the ballgame. “I know the result didn’t end the way we wanted to, but they went out there and they competed well,” Hoeper said. To senior perimeter player Kameron Pugh, that desire to compete was evident in…