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Inside the 10th Region (1-19-15)

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Record vs. Other Top 10 teams in the 10th Region in bold

 

1. Mason County (16-2) - 5-0

2. Montgomery County (8-7) - 3-3

3. George Rogers Clark (13-5) - 3-2

4. Scott (10-9) - 2-4

5. Augusta (15-6) - 4-2

6. Campbell County (13-6) - 3-3

7. Harrison County (8-10) - 3-4

8. Bishop Brossart (9-7) - 0-2

9. Paris (10-4) - 3-2

10. Bourbon County (6-11) - 1-5

 

Love this data. Sure shows Mason strong #1, and with the rest anything might happen.

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with the rest anything might happen.

 

That could serve as the motto for the 10th Region this year.

RP, you do a fine job covering our Region every week. Analysis is right on I think. Any given night any of the top 5-7 teams could beat the other.

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^ Thanks to you & others for the kind words. Papa, goldie, & I enjoy keeping up with these teams & kids. We just don't like ranking them. :lol2:

High ankle sprain to Campbell Co.'s Wilson could be a major factor when all is said and done. This type injury is not understood by many. Always happens when the foot is abruptly turned outward, versus a normal ankle sprain when the foot rolls inwards. The tibia and fibula are held together by a tendon that is stretched during the injury. Three distinct levels can result. Simplest is a strain that might allow uncomfortable but reasonable use in a short time (maybe couple weeks). Second level is such a stretching/strain that there might be partial tearing of the tendon. This level requires extended stabilization and can be pretty lengthy in recovery. Third level is actual tearing of the tendon and will require surgery and extensive recovery and rehab. Third level often results in the smaller bone breaking. I am not a doctor, just an old timer that took 4 months to recover from the 2nd level. Many people mistakenly think a high ankle sprain is just a bad rolling sprain that can be walked off over time. Wrong!

 

Hope Wilson's is just the less severe high ankle sprain and he will be back in a few weeks. With him the Camels can challenge Mason Co. In the 10th.

 

Had heard a few days after it happened that the expectation was "out 2-4 weeks".

I look forward to this every week. I have to give credit to RP for putting together all the info each week and most importantly, ranking the 10th region top ten. The most talked about and debated rankings on bgp every week. I love the parity in this region. We can go back and forth all we want talking about who will be there in the end but it will all come down to making it out of their districts. Nothing is a given. You've got to love 10th region basketball!!!!

High ankle sprain to Campbell Co.'s Wilson could be a major factor when all is said and done. This type injury is not understood by many. Always happens when the foot is abruptly turned outward, versus a normal ankle sprain when the foot rolls inwards. The tibia and fibula are held together by a tendon that is stretched during the injury. Three distinct levels can result. Simplest is a strain that might allow uncomfortable but reasonable use in a short time (maybe couple weeks). Second level is such a stretching/strain that there might be partial tearing of the tendon. This level requires extended stabilization and can be pretty lengthy in recovery. Third level is actual tearing of the tendon and will require surgery and extensive recovery and rehab. Third level often results in the smaller bone breaking. I am not a doctor, just an old timer that took 4 months to recover from the 2nd level. Many people mistakenly think a high ankle sprain is just a bad rolling sprain that can be walked off over time. Wrong!

 

Hope Wilson's is just the less severe high ankle sprain and he will be back in a few weeks. With him the Camels can challenge Mason Co. In the 10th.

 

Mason beat Campbell AT Campbell while Campbell had a healthy Wilson.

Mason beat Campbell AT Campbell while Campbell had a healthy Wilson.

 

Mason Co fans aren't allowed to include location of games when talking about results. I'm pretty sure they are sworn to uphold the ideology that there is no such thing as home court advantage.

Mason Co fans aren't allowed to include location of games when talking about results. I'm pretty sure they are sworn to uphold the ideology that there is no such thing as home court advantage.

 

Wilson was healthy and Campbell couldn't contend with mason even in Alexandria. #2-10 spots in the 10th are very arguable with good teams. A healthy Campbell would be my pick for spot 2 but who knows when it comes to the post-season. I'm just a fan of the 10th.

Mason Co fans aren't allowed to include location of games when talking about results. I'm pretty sure they are sworn to uphold the ideology that there is no such thing as home court advantage.

 

 

Good one.....:lol2:

Mason Co fans aren't allowed to include location of games when talking about results. I'm pretty sure they are sworn to uphold the ideology that there is no such thing as home court advantage.

 

Just one Mason County fan. Me.:thumb:

 

The better team wins.

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