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Mason County 65 Bracken County 63

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2 hours ago, brooksville said:

I concur.  Blake shot 55.1% from the field, and Cayden shot 42.8%.  Archibald usually hangs out in the corner to knock down a few threes.  But Mason stayed on Archibald and didn't help on Blake Reed keeping the lane open.  

Bracken was up by 3 with a 1:30 left.  After that, Bracken just turned it over and beat themselves.

Mason County is very good.

Mason hasn’t had a true lock-down defender since Pig Williams.   
 

It will be interesting to see if they can hang with Madison Central, who just dismantled the Commonwealth’s #1. 

I was following along Jared Peck's twitter updates last night and even those (with video) were fantastic.  

3 hours ago, mcpapa said:

Mason hasn’t had a true lock-down defender since Pig Williams.   
 

It will be interesting to see if they can hang with Madison Central, who just dismantled the Commonwealth’s #1. 

And 2 Feldhaus’s on one bench and 1 on the other, And I’m guessing several in the stands.  Sure to be another classic!

10 hours ago, 4 Quarters said:

Seems to be working very well.

According to the KHSAA stats, the Reeds average a combined 49 points per game. The next three kids (Archibald, Jefferson, Norton) average almost 25 per game combined. Bracken didn't get that last night - and they lost. My point simply was, if you don't get anything from below your first two players it will be hard to beat the best teams in the state. It's been "working very well" because those other kids have been scoring.

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