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Mason County 49 Bracken County 43 (39th District Semifinals)

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THANK YOU! It really means a lot, I didn't think we went to far or anything by any means.. What do people want? For kids to just sit in there seats and not say anything the entire game?

 

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Now that funny! But sadly true at the same time.

THANK YOU! It really means a lot, I didn't think we went to far or anything by any means.. What do people want? For kids to just sit in their seats and not say anything the entire game?

I thought the way they attacked Cooper Enges during the whole game was ok until there was an out of bounds play and a mason fan was screaming in his ear and the ref told the fan to cool it or he would get tossed. I was down close to the pep section when this happened. Other than that thought it was a good game. But without a doubt Crawford was by far the best prospect on the court.

Those signs are part of a student section, they are not supposed to be students that set in their seat and have no swag about them. It kind of justifies why that section has been absent over the past few years at games. Kids are going to be kids.

Its worth the price of admission to just go watch Cov Cath's section and not watch the game.

A Mason fan. That didn't get tossed.

 

That sounds a little different.

But without a doubt Crawford was by far the best prospect on the court.

 

I thought Pig did a good job on him. Crawford had to put up a lot of shots to get his points. I don't know where Pig is going to school, but I think he can definitely play at the next level for someone. I'm sure Crawford will have a big year next year as well.

But can we agree that Crawford has the brightest athletic future of all the players on the court that night?

I thought the way they attacked Cooper Enges during the whole game was ok until there was an out of bounds play and a mason fan was screaming in his ear and the ref told the fan to cool it or he would get tossed. I was down close to the pep section when this happened. Other than that thought it was a good game. But without a doubt Crawford was by far the best prospect on the court.

 

I was in the front row of the cheering section and can confidently say a ref never said a word to any of us throughout the entire night.

I thought Pig did a good job on him. Crawford had to put up a lot of shots to get his points. I don't know where Pig is going to school, but I think he can definitely play at the next level for someone. I'm sure Crawford will have a big year next year as well.

Agreed Pig is a good player and had more talent to play with that night. The Hamilton boy would have been a help to Crawford. As for college I was told by someone pretty close to the situation that college isn't an option for Pig.

I thought the way they attacked Cooper Enges during the whole game was ok until there was an out of bounds play and a mason fan was screaming in his ear and the ref told the fan to cool it or he would get tossed. I was down close to the pep section when this happened. Other than that thought it was a good game. But without a doubt Crawford was by far the best prospect on the court.

 

Something should have been done about they way they attacked Cooper...classless.

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