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Scott Co. 99 Bryan Station 85

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Hoops Yada, are you sure Mack had 31. I thought he had 26. Either way he was a force.

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Hoops Yada, are you sure Mack had 31. I thought he had 26. Either way he was a force.

 

I grabbed a Scott Co. stats page - that does not make it official by any means... Those boys do a good job, but they also had Mack with 8 total rebounds - 7 offensive and 1 defensive - and I'm not buying that either. I didn't see the official book.

Thanks !!! Looks good for next year ...... would you agree ??

 

They lose alot of fire power with the loss or Jones and Lewis:flame:

They lose alot of fire power with the loss or Jones and Lewis:flame:

Sounds like you are right there. But, still someone to watch next year.

The top teams in the region has alot comming back next year. It should be fun to watch next year also!

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Most of the best players in the region are underclassmen. Scott Co. only loses Walls from the starting 5.

 

Mack from Bryan Station, Moses and Boyd from Henry Clay, Mackey, Portwalls, Jordan Lee - all juniors.

PLD has some of the most forgiving rims I have ever seen. I saw line drives that would hit the rim and go straight down on any other rim, crawl in tonight on a few occasions. Its an offensive gym.

 

Air pressure in the ball has more to do with that than the rim. If it has too much, you get those "long rebounds". Just right (kind of flat to some people) and the ball will bounce more and go in more. Just a "HINT" from an old broken down official to the younger ones reading out there!

 

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Air pressure in the ball has more to do with that than the rim. If it has too much, you get those "long rebounds". Just right (kind of flat to some people) and the ball will bounce more and go in more. Just a "HINT" from an old broken down official to the younger ones reading out there!

 

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It was every ball. Warmups and all. If you were there, you would know it was the rims more than anything.

Air pressure in the ball has more to do with that than the rim. If it has too much, you get those "long rebounds". Just right (kind of flat to some people) and the ball will bounce more and go in more. Just a "HINT" from an old broken down official to the younger ones reading out there!

 

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I dont care if youve been watching basketball for 50 years, Ive shot basketball my whole life and soft rims are definitly a big help for a shooter. I understand that air pressure in the ball helps some too, but its a great feeling for a shooter to go out and have those soft rims.

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The Dunbar rims are the kind that break down on the front and on the side. I think they must have invited Rod Lyvers to come back and break them it. They were very forgiving.

Does anyone know why Tubby Smith attended this game?

Maybe a chance for Mackey to de-commit.

Walls has been given the chance to walk on.

UK has been in contact with Jordan Lee.

Mack is a ball player, and maybe he is taking a look at him.

Maybe he just likes basketball and this was the game to watch in the area.

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Does anyone know why Tubby Smith attended this game?

 

 

They invited Matt Walls to the Vandy game. Hobbs was at the Henry Clay game. They are giving him a serious evaluation. He's a good enought player and kid to deserve it.

UK better get a couple Kentucky kids soon. Have you noticed the average UK fan isn't as rabid about UK basketbal as when Kentucky actually had a few Kentucky kids?

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