Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

BluegrassPreps.com

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

Scott 28 Ashland 18

Featured Replies

A lot of towns have a Dickie Martin doing their radio, they are truely an embarrassment to the community.

 

The older they get the worse it gets. Ours even writes for the local newspaper, where his inaccurate accounts are also put in print.

 

Its a shame to here these guys dog a hs kid because he don't play for your team.

 

Ultimately Ashland High School allows it to happen. Apparently they think Dickie Martin is a good thing.

  • Replies 144
  • Views 14.8k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Posted Images

Ultimately Ashland High School allows it to happen. Apparently they think Dickie Martin is a good thing.

 

Dicky is a great thing. Yes he's the ultimate homer, and that's because he's the biggest Tomcat fan in the world. I find nothing wrong with Dicky saying he felt Ashland was the better team.

I just don't believe Ashland was the better team, especially without Baker. No way of knowing what would have happened with him. But while you say Ashland did a lot wrong, Scott did a lot right. It seems like you're saying that Scott only eon because Ashland made mistakes, not because Scott did well.

 

Scott has a good team and seem to be well coached. I seriously don't think Scott played their best game of the season, but to their credit they did what they needed to do to get the win. I would be proud of those kids too if I were a Scott fan, but you guys are acting like any time someone says Ashland played a bad game that they're slamming Scott.

 

I'm not slamming Scott at all, they obviously have a good team. That said, you can't go on the road against a good team and turn the ball over 5 times and go home with a win, not to mention the stupid personal fouls that has plagued Ashland all season. Congrats to Scott and hopefully this playoff run helps build your program.

 

Also congrats to this Ashland group on a great season. This group of kids is one of the best I've seen in a long time, the word family comes to mind when thinking of this year's squad.

Scott has a good team and seem to be well coached. I seriously don't think Scott played their best game of the season, but to their credit they did what they needed to do to get the win. I would be proud of those kids too if I were a Scott fan, but you guys are acting like any time someone says Ashland played a bad game that they're slamming Scott.

 

I'm not slamming Scott at all, they obviously have a good team. That said, you can't go on the road against a good team and turn the ball over 5 times and go home with a win, not to mention the stupid personal fouls that has plagued Ashland all season. Congrats to Scott and hopefully this playoff run helps build your program.

 

Also congrats to this Ashland group on a great season. This group of kids is one of the best I've seen in a long time, the word family comes to mind when thinking of this year's squad.

 

The issue I have is when I hear a team "gave it away", or "didn't want it as much" or any other such excuse that implies the team that won isn't very good or didn't deserve to win. That to me is slighting the team that won. Scott suffered from turnovers and penalties in the first half. But at that point the dialogue wasn't that Scott was giving the game away, but that Ashland was just better than Scott.

Not taking away anything from Scott's win but playing without the best player in the state obviously played into the outcome of this game.

 

Did Kash Daniel transfer to Ashland?

Did Kash Daniel transfer to Ashland?

 

Have you seen them both play?

Well at the end of the day, next Friday Scott is playing and Ashland is paying admission to watch someone else play...

When is the last time Ashland beat a NKY team in the playoffs?

When is the last time Ashland beat a NKY team in the playoffs?

 

Last year when they beat Holmes 49-14. Now if you meant beat a NKY team on the road in the playoffs you'd have to go a long ways back I believe.

Well at the end of the day, next Friday Scott is playing and Ashland is paying admission to watch someone else play...

 

More like Ashland is staying home getting ready for basketball.

The issue I have is when I hear a team "gave it away", or "didn't want it as much" or any other such excuse that implies the team that won isn't very good or didn't deserve to win. That to me is slighting the team that won. Scott suffered from turnovers and penalties in the first half. But at that point the dialogue wasn't that Scott was giving the game away, but that Ashland was just better than Scott.

 

Sorry you have an issue with that, but a good team giving up an 18 point lead qualifies as giving the game away, imo. I said Scott has a good team and congratulated them.what else do you want?

Sorry you have an issue with that, but a good team giving up an 18 point lead qualifies as giving the game away, imo. I said Scott has a good team and congratulated them.what else do you want?

 

Really, I don't need anything. I just don't buy into the theory of "giving" games away. I think the winning team plays a bigger role by doing things to win. Teams still have to take advantage of, or more importantly force mistakes. One could argue that Scott pretty much "gave" Ashland their first 18 points. I'm sure if Ashland had won, the dialogue wouldn't be how Scott gave the game away...it would just be about how great Ashland is (pretty much the talk that went on all week).

 

I appreciate you saying that Scott played a good game. It just doesn't need to be followed up with the "buts", or the implication that they didn't deserve to win.

Really, I don't need anything. I just don't buy into the theory of "giving" games away. I think the winning team plays a bigger role by doing things to win. Teams still have to take advantage of, or more importantly force mistakes. One could argue that Scott pretty much "gave" Ashland their first 18 points. I'm sure if Ashland had won, the dialogue wouldn't be how Scott gave the game away...it would just be about how great Ashland is (pretty much the talk that went on all week).

 

I appreciate you saying that Scott played a good game. It just doesn't need to be followed up with the "buts", or the implication that they didn't deserve to win.

 

OK. Don't take things so personally, you'll enjoy life much more that way.

OK. Don't take things so personally, you'll enjoy life much more that way.

 

I'm enjoying life just fine. Thanks for the tip though.

Recently Browsing 0

  • No registered users viewing this page.

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.