I think I know who you're talking about - and I don't believe he'd take the job (not that it's open), unless he is still bipolar.

 

Frances

 

I think he has graduate to tripolar.

I think I know who you're talking about - and I don't believe he'd take the job (not that it's open), unless he is still bipolar.

 

Frances

I know that guy too... I recently saw him outdoors in shorts with a wind chill factor of something like -10. So, if by bipolar you're referring to the Arctic and the Antarctic, I’d say he still is... :creepy:

The Tomcats will be in trouble if anymore players quite! How many do they have on there varsity roster now?

The Tomcats will be in trouble if anymore players quite! How many do they have on there varsity roster now?

Well you have to understand something first, some of the players that were on there were there because players quit before the season. They dressed 12 i believe and i think they still will, even though only 7 of those players will see any playing time. Their is an extreme talent drop off now between those 7 and the rest of the bench.

Who are the players 8-12 they dress?

Who are the players 8-12 they dress?

Drew Mcdavid, Matt Thomas, Brandon Williams, Robby Wilcox, Adam Cannoy, Tyler Reliford, Ryan Bonner(those 7 play) Jeremy Rose, Tyler Salyer, Danny Coleman, Steve Limpach and im not sure who else dresses??

I know that guy too... I recently saw him outdoors in shorts with a wind chill factor of something like -10. So, if by bipolar you're referring to the Arctic and the Antarctic, I’d say he still is... :creepy:

I heard that he sweats like a pig in the heat of the summer...

 

Make that "sweats AS a pig"....

 

Frances

I heard that he sweats like a pig in the heat of the summer...

 

Make that "sweats AS a pig"....

 

Frances

That would explain the whole wallowing thang... :creepy:

I heard that he sweats like a pig in the heat of the summer...

 

Make that "sweats AS a pig"....

 

Frances

:laugh:

Here’s one for ya’ AT41…

 

Ashland and Paducah Tilghman are the two winningest high school basketball programs in the state of Kentucky.

 

At the end of the 1996-97 basketball season:

 

Paducah Tilghman’s record was 1,472 – 615 for a win percentage of 70.5%

Ashland’s record was 1,572 - 645 – 1 for a win percentage of 70.9%

 

Ashland had 100 more wins than Tilghman.

 

 

From the 1997-1998 season through January 19, 2006:

 

Ashland has compiled a record of 170 – 86 for a win percentage of 66.4%

Paducah has compiled a record of 199 – 72 for a win percentage of 73.4%

 

 

As of January 19, 2006:

 

Ashland’s all-time record was 1,742 – 731 – 1

Paducah’s all-time record was 1,671 – 687

 

Over the past 8.5 seasons, Paducah has closed the gap by 29 wins for a current margin of 71 overall wins.

 

At this pace Paducah could catch Ashland in 23 seasons, meaning that sometime around March of 2029:

 

Paducah’s record will be 2,212 – 874 for an overall win percentage of 71.7%

Ashland’s record will be 2,212 – 970 – 1 for an overall win percentage of 69.5%

Here’s one for ya’ AT41…

 

Ashland and Paducah Tilghman are the two winningest high school basketball programs in the state of Kentucky.

 

At the end of the 1996-97 basketball season:

 

Paducah Tilghman’s record was 1,472 – 615 for a win percentage of 70.5%

Ashland’s record was 1,572 - 645 – 1 for a win percentage of 70.9%

 

Ashland had 100 more wins than Tilghman.

 

 

From the 1997-1998 season through January 19, 2006:

 

Ashland has compiled a record of 170 – 86 for a win percentage of 66.4%

Paducah has compiled a record of 199 – 72 for a win percentage of 73.4%

 

 

As of January 19, 2006:

 

Ashland’s all-time record was 1,742 – 731 – 1

Paducah’s all-time record was 1,671 – 687

 

Over the past 8.5 seasons, Paducah has closed the gap by 29 wins for a current margin of 71 overall wins.

 

At this pace Paducah could catch Ashland in 23 seasons, meaning that sometime around March of 2029:

 

Paducah’s record will be 2,212 – 874 for an overall win percentage of 71.7%

Ashland’s record will be 2,212 – 970 – 1 for an overall win percentage of 69.5%

Way too much math! :laugh: Anyway I hope it mever hapens in my lifetime. I'd be in my mid 50's if your formula holds true!

If the team bus leaves Paducah at 3:00 PM, heading east at a speed of 65 MPH, encountering no delays on the Western Kentucky Parkway, and the Tomcats are already in Lexington at noon the following day, at what point do the two teams meet, and how what will the proper air pressure be in the game ball (hint: it's a Mikasa)?

 

Frances

If the team bus leaves Paducah at 3:00 PM, heading east at a speed of 65 MPH, encountering no delays on the Western Kentucky Parkway, and the Tomcats are already in Lexington at noon the following day, at what point do the two teams meet, and how what will the proper air pressure be in the game ball (hint: it's a Mikasa)?

 

Frances

:laugh: Mikasa ball's don't have the stamp Frances. Rawlings is the label. Are you mid 50's and showing your age with the Mikasa

I thought Francie was dropping a little Latino hospitality on us... "Mi casa es su casa."

 

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

I thought Francie was dropping a little Latino hospitality on us... "Mi casa es su casa."

 

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

:laugh: Frances is still looking for the laces on her ball. She just cut the bottom of her peach basket out last year. She is OLD SCHOOL!!

BTW she is celebrating that Tomcat win tonight!!!