I can't remember John receiving any T's this year, and though I didn't see every game of the tourny in London, he's seemed under control this year.

 

Ty seems to be a different story, however...

 

John is doing better at controlling himself, but he still carries on with the refs and other players waaaaayyyyyy too much.

John Cole started at one guard

Chip Clay started at the other guard

Ray Norman and Corey Price started at the foward spots

Nathan Holton started at Center for the Jumpers

 

John is filling in for Eric Wilson, and Corey got the starting nod when Andy Cole went down with a torn ACL against Russell County earlier in the season

 

 

Thanks for the info SHS2005 :thumb:

Thanks for the info SHS2005 :thumb:

 

No Problem

Is there a timetable on Andy Cole? Will he even be able to return by the end of baseball season?

The word on Andy is that he may be ready to go by District Tournament time during baseball season. I dont think he even has had surgery yet. If im not mistaken, his sergery is scheduled for January 24th.

This is quite possibly one of the best, most poignant, and funniest statements ever uttered on BGP.

 

And, as a neutral observer, they are quite entertaining, yet frustrating at the same time.

 

WELL, thanks lol. John has toned it down quite a bit though, I will give him credit. It would be hard for me to decide what to think about the Perkins duo if I were a Pulaski fan. Ty has ultimately decided the outcome of the past two years annual games, while PC still had a chance to win last year, but also at the same time, where would the Maroons be now without them? John was averaging around 30 ppg coming into the Patch on Thursday, and Ty brings size/speed to the backcourt, so idk....I don't think a PCHS fan would trade a slew of victories for one over Somerset, so I'd probably keep 'em. :thumb: