Man you guys can go on for days over this, unfortunately none of you will change the outcome of the game. Move on...

0 sarcasm.

 

I've seen lots and lots of basketball. Trash talk? Everywhere. I can assure you he heard as much as he dished.

 

Sushing the crowd? All over. It's a game. Not an opera recital.

 

Let kids be kids.

 

Who cares?

 

You are out of control! Sure hope you don't have a concealed carry permit. Must have not read the book..."Everything I Needed to Know I Learned in Kindergarten" or something like that.

I wasn't there for this one, so I don't know if it was a flagrant/intentional foul, or if it was a flop, or both...

 

What I can tell you is... that hand you see on the hip/back from Kelch, is ALL TO COMMON of a habit for both guards and bigs when the driver is coming right at them, and then gets by them. It happens on 90% of plays of this nature.

 

From the picture, it would appear Kelch was making a play in the ball, but hard to tell what "purposefully" took place without being there or seeing the video.

 

What I will also say is... Zach Kelch is a pretty good kid, and a solid leader and competitor, i would find it hard to believe he is trying to purposefully hurt or injure Ohmer.

Took this one in and what a great atmosphere and crowd. I don't remember the last time there were that many folks at the SK gym. Lots of energy from the Scott team; coaches and players....not so much on the SK side. Things just seem off with that program; almost stagnant and not going right direction. I don't see a ton of games but can't put my finger on it.

 

I really didn't think the game was as close as the score. I left wondering why SK didn't get the ball into Kelch and Hawkens? Old fashion basketball 101. Clearly had a huge size advantage and they did nothing to exploit it.

Kelch fouled Ohmer in the pics but it looked like nothing but a foul; not flagrant as it was called. If Ohmer pops up and goes to straight to the line, it was a shooting foul. With 8th Region refs working the game, my guess is they were not used to the theatrics; he's good at that and getting to the rim. All part of today's game I guess.

Not the first time Ohmer has flopped. I was told it has happened in other games life goes on.

Not the first time Ohmer has flopped. I was told it has happened in other games life goes on.

 

85% FT accuracy on a high volume. Smart player with great instincts. Certainly smart enough to know if he gets the call it's money in the bank from the line.

Who cares Scott rolled them.

SK is not really good this year.

Blah. Blah. Blah.

 

He's a kid. Let him talk trash, let him egg on opposing fans. He's a kid, and he's competitive. This "just play the game" talk gets so old.

 

Leave the trash talking for the NBA. It doesn't belong in high school period!

Who cares Scott rolled them.

SK is not really good this year.

 

Scott may have "rolled" them but SK is a good team that may find their stride and rhythm. Hawkins is very good, Kelce is good, Kitchens is good. Where they might lack athletes, they have really good basketball players. The Cottrell loss hurts but they can make a run in their region.

I think SK is pretty darn good. They missed some open 3's against Scott and I think they struggled from the FT Line. The game was very competitive.

 

Scott, on the other hand, is really really darn good though.

Leave the trash talking for the NBA. It doesn't belong in high school period!

 

 

Trash talking came from both teams. When you get a bunch of competitive kids who are friends off the basketball with one another, you can expect some trash talking. No reason to make a big deal out of this