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Bair to East Carter?

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I like to see teams make runs with their own kids. For example when Lewis County made their run a few years back you could see the pride of the players playing for their home school. Now with AAU and all that kids just jump around and pick and choose the best place to hone their skills.

What about kids that attend Rose Hill from K4 through the 8th grade and leave for another school? Is that the same?

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Yes. I think all those kids who left RH should still be out there.

It is all about where their kid can shine.

Yes. I think all those kids who left RH should still be out there.

It is all about where their kid can shine.

 

Fair enough. :thumb:

just a freshman? Shoot he will have at least 3 or 4 more transfers left in him before he is done..

Probably like old Bill Walker, they run out of folding chairs. The kid didn't have a seat in the 9th grade and he didn't want to take chances on being ruled ineligible. You think?

Kyle is a great kid. His family can be proud of him. I am also very proud of him. Good luck Kyle.

Probably like old Bill Walker, they run out of folding chairs. The kid didn't have a seat in the 9th grade and he didn't want to take chances on being ruled ineligible. You think?

I knew you'd chime in!:lol:

I still don't get why a kid would pass up a good chance to play in Rupp for a school that will need a miracle to get there.

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I still don't get why a kid would pass up a good chance to play in Rupp for a school that will need a miracle to get there.

Some kids like to play for their home school or county.

His uncle won a state baseball title for the Raiders in '84 with a dramatic grand slam homer.

Some kids like to play for their home school or county.

His uncle won a state baseball title for the Raiders in '84 with a dramatic grand slam homer.

 

Good thing he could hit it a long way because there was no chance of him beating out a ground ball.:D

 

I think there was a lot of pressure on Kyle to move back. Like everyone else has said I wish him nothing but the best. He is a quality young man.

Some kids like to play for their home school or county.

His uncle won a state baseball title for the Raiders in '84 with a dramatic grand slam homer.

Wasn't it a three run dinger? I thought they were down 2 in the 7th.

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Wasn't it a three run dinger? I thought they were down 2 in the 7th.

Grand slam for 10-9 win I think.

Grand slam for 10-9 win I think.

I think we were both wrong about how many were on. I have just been told that Lambert doubled, Adams pinch ran, and Bair homered. The final score was 10-9, but the homer was a two run blast. I believer the source of that information is credible.

Kyle is a fine baseball player as well. Considering I played against his uncle, I hope for Kyle's sake he can stroke it like he could. The toughest Lefty out I saw in high school. He hit everything..........Far!!!!!!

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