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Christian County 92 Henderson County 84

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Surprising that this game was competitive. (Double it) It took T-Ware’s 45 to beat an average Henderson County team. A massive week ahead for County as we have UHA on Tuesday and Hoptown on Saturday night.

 

If we beat UHA we win the district,&( not there are a ton of scenarios that come into play, including the dreaded “triple coin flip”

 

If we don’t play better against Heights we could easily lose to

Them.

That is a win of a mentally tough team. Long was out and it was one of those "trap games" late on a Saturday night. They blew a big lead, but found a way to win despite not playing their best game.

 

Big week of ball ahead. UHA look good against BG. Tuesday could be the last Ware/Tandy matchup we every get to see, and it will be in a gym where everyone will have a seat haha.

Dimikeon Mathis impressed me when I watch the Paducah Tilghman/Christian County game at County. He's a freshman right?

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Dimikeon Mathis impressed me when I watch the Paducah Tilghman/Christian County game at County. He's a freshman right?

 

He's a sophomore.

hot take. I think we are better when Mathis gets Long's minutes...

 

I know the coaches were very high on him coming into the season. Said that once he realized his potential you could see some big games out of him.

 

Brody and Mathis together are a defensive force.

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