KY High School Basketball Book: You Ask The Author Questions

[DonutMan]

Looks like the book has found its way out to Montana: How Sweet It Is: a plunge into the culture of Kentucky high school hoops | Local Sports News | sidneyherald.com

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

Looks like the book has found its way out to Montana: How Sweet It Is: a plunge into the culture of Kentucky high school hoops | Local Sports News | sidneyherald.com

 

Very cool! And welcome to BGP, DonutMan.

 

Let me be the first to suggest an avatar for you :lol2:

 

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

Very cool! And welcome to BGP, DonutMan.

 

Let me be the first to suggest an avatar for you :lol2:

 

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Hahaha, awesome @DonutMan . For the record, it was just a suggestion...you can put whatever you want in for your avatar. You do you, man :thumb:

[sweet16]

Great read so far

[westernky]

I bought a copy at the Sweet 16 and was super excited to get to read it but I haven't started it yet, I'll probably get started on it next month when I'm done with classes for the semester.

[sweet16]

I bought a copy at the Sweet 16 and was super excited to get to read it but I haven't started it yet, I'll probably get started on it next month when I'm done with classes for the semester.

 

I'm halfway through. Hard to put down

[DonutMan]

If you were going to do this project again this season, which three teams would you choose and why? Looking forward to stocking up on Xmas gift copies at the Kentucky Book Fair!

[Colonels_Wear_Blue]

If you were going to do this project again this season, which three teams would you choose and why? Looking forward to stocking up on Xmas gift copies at the Kentucky Book Fair!

 

From Jarrett:

 

CovCath, Doss, and Knott County central off the top of my head. Adair, Sheldon Clark, Trinity, Red Bird, Henry Clay, Hoptown also intriguing. Scott County and Cordia have already had books/documentaries made or else they might be interesting. CovCath because of the amount of talent and the Colonel Crazies. Doss because it is a struggling school with a thriving basketball team in the biggest city. Knott County because of its recent success, Carr Creek's history, the fallout from the Cordia documentary, and you have to have a mountain team!