Gary Coleman for Mason played huge in the 4th quarter. I think that was what his name was, at least that is what Warren Central's cheering section was calling him!!

IMO it just looks like Miller could take a game over any time he wants. He needs to be a little more agressive offensively for the Royals to go deep in the tournament.

Gary Coleman for Mason played huge in the 4th quarter. I think that was what his name was, at least that is what Warren Central's cheering section was calling him!!

Its Tyreese Scott and we call him Wee-Man.Lightning quick just not a consistant shooter.

IMO it just looks like Miller could take a game over any time he wants. He needs to be a little more agressive offensively for the Royals to go deep in the tournament.

I agree at the begining of the year he was very timid but has actually took on himself more,I think when he gets low he can shoot over anyone he will be tough the next 2 years as he fills out and he grew 3 inchs over last summer to 6'6.Hes only 15 also just a youngin.

Good to see the Royals win. Great gesture with Coach Wells and Coach Starns shaking hands with the Mason Co team before the game.

Gutsy move by Masons coach to put Miller back in game with 2 fouls

Gary Coleman for Mason played huge in the 4th quarter. I think that was what his name was, at least that is what Warren Central's cheering section was calling him!!

 

Yeah and Warren Centrals cheering section are on their way back home. :laugh:

Gutsy move by Masons coach to put Miller back in game with 2 fouls

 

Yes it was gutsy, but absolutely necessary in terms of ball-handling.

 

Just as important was Mikah Turner staying out of foul trouble when Miller and Pawsat were both on the bench.

Warren Central making two stupid Turnovers(1-A pass kicked off a guys foot 2- On a rebound two Warren Central players fight over the ball)

Didn't pick Mason Co, and I was wrong....

 

Congrats to the Royals, representing the 10th region very well.....

 

Same here, good job Royals.

Some final stats from the game.

 

Shooting: Mason County was 23/51; 6/14 from three point; 10/17 from the charity stripe

 

Warren Central was 23/49; 10/18 from three point; 3/6 from the charity stripe.

 

Rebounding: Mason County 36; Warren Central 20.

 

 

Looks like rebounding was the deciding factor, and a few clutch freethrows didnt hurt Mason's chance any,lol.

 

 

Congrats Mason