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Augusta 72 Mason County 61

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After reading the article, this statement is why I posted it....very classy.

 

I saw Tanner go over to Robin in the closing seconds while the free throw was being shot. I wondered what the old ball coach was saying to his son & I'm not surprised at the instructions he gave. I love Rob & I hope to get back to my front row seat with him during the Regional tourney! :thumb:

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Of course, I am a little biased, being I'm the brother of Robin Kelsch and Tanner's Uncle, but classy is the only way Robin knows. He takes pride in doing things the right way.

 

Very proud of my alma mater for this big win.

 

Very well stated PK. Who was that blue speck in a sea of black last night in the Augusta fan section?

I don't hear the Augusta faithful crying about seeding now...

Anyone else hear anything?

I don't hear the Augusta faithful crying about seeding now...

Anyone else hear anything?

 

It is usually heard every year from the team that drew Mason.

A heartfelt Congratz to Coach Hinson and the Panthers on a great game and win of their lives. You guys struck one for the "SMALL" schools and you should it's not the size of Dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog. Proud of The Panthers from and ol' 38th district rival. This will truly be remebered for sometime to come.

TTS, you hit the nail on the head - my sentiments exactly.

 

Ol' papa has been around long enough to have seen some pretty mediocre (at best) basketball. When my son was in school in the mid-late 90's, the Royals weren't exactly world beaters.

 

And I've seen them at their absolute best. Daughter graduated in 2008; and she had the thrill of graduating with a state championship class. She got chosen to participate in the National Guard halftime contest, so she can always say that she has scored a few baskets at Rupp Arena. She got to be a part - in some small measure - of a state championship. Nothing galvanizes a small community in Kentucky like following a group of young men on a run in high-school basketball.

 

So while I will continue to support Mason County sports in some small way; let's celebrate what Augusta accomplished last night!

 

McPapa I'm in the same boat as your daughter having been on the court twice for those half time

competitions at Rupp. Although one time they asked if I had been drinking. I think seeing small schools

like this win these games is what makes basketball in KY so special.

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Danny Weddle @DannyEWeddle

I believe Brent Bach's 3 pter at the end of the 1st Q is the longest FG I have ever seen by a team playing for the last shot...

Danny Weddle @DannyEWeddle

I believe Brent Bach's 3 pter at the end of the 1st Q is the longest FG I have ever seen by a team playing for the last shot...

I guess more specifically according to RP's update thread a shot from "Traxels Jewelry" :) :)

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I guess more specifically according to RP's update thread a shot from "Traxels Jewelry" :) :)

 

That's right. :lol:

Congrats to Augusta on the great win!

Did these two play in the regular season? I can't find it on KHSAA's score board.

Wow. Big congrats to the Augusta squad. Pretty cool for the Augusta players, coaches and community. :thumb:

Did these two play in the regular season? I can't find it on KHSAA's score board.

 

No I don't think they had played since last years district game.

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No I don't think they had played since last years district game.

 

Correct.

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