Anybody got any details?

Another good win for the Cards againest a decent team. Playing and winning, sometimes losing, to these type teams outside the region will help South to continue dominate the 13th. They may go down a little next year but should be alot better than many think. They have a great coaching staff who will reload next year.

South didn't play the best game tonight that I have seen them play. However they say that when you don't play a good game against a good team and still manage to come out with a win thats what makes you a better team. Hopefully this game will give them an edge come post season.

 

Does anyone have the stats from the game.

I don't have any official stats, but this was posted on BluegrassRivals:

 

South Laurel 58 Paintsville 57

 

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FINAL

 

Paintsville and South Laurel both shot 37% from the floor. Paintsville outrebounded South Laurel 31 to 29 but the Tigers committed 16 turnovers while South Laurel only committed 9. At the end of 1 it was South Laurel 13 and Paintsville 8. At halftime the game was tied at 25. At the end of 3 it was South Laurel 50 and Paintsville 40. At the end of regulation it was South Laurel 58 and Paintsville 57 after SL got an offensive board and put back with 24 seonds remaining. After a timeout Painstville got the ball inside to VanHoose and the shot was blocked out of bounds. Paintsville got another chance and Slone drove the basket and dished off to VanHoose but his shot did not fall as the clock ran out.

 

Paintsville was led in scoring by Landon Slone with 18, J.D. VanHoose and Shane Grimm both netted 13, Blake Bundy and Van Ferguson had 5 points each and Daniel Meade rounded out the Tiger scoring with 3 points.

 

South Laurel was led in scoring by Ty Proffitt with 22 points, 12 of those coming from behind the arc. He caught fire at the end of the 3rd quarter hitting 3 straight from behind the arc. Smith and Hammond both hit double figures for South Laurel also.

 

Costly turnovers beat Paintsville in the 3rd quarter.

Thanks for the info Nothingbutnet.

I like SL and hope they go far this year but this should stop the talk that no one in the mountains could play with them. I had always felt Paintsville and June Buchanan could give them all they want.

I like SL and hope they go far this year but this should stop the talk that no one in the mountains could play with them. I had always felt Paintsville and June Buchanan could give them all they want.

DITTO!:thumb:

South Laurel could be in trouble at region time if one of the big three gets in foul trouble. They don't have a defensive stopper this year like Warren Gross.

South will be fine ... geez this was there third gamr in five days AGAINST SOLID COMPETITION ... saying they'll be in trouble if one of the Big 3 gets in foul trouble is a no-brainer, but they also have other players that's stepping up and helping out ... heck, against Madion Central, Ty didn't have a good game, but other players stepped up ...wishful thinking on your part.

I don't have any official stats, but this was posted on BluegrassRivals:

 

South Laurel 58 Paintsville 57

 

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FINAL

 

Paintsville and South Laurel both shot 37% from the floor. Paintsville outrebounded South Laurel 31 to 29 but the Tigers committed 16 turnovers while South Laurel only committed 9. At the end of 1 it was South Laurel 13 and Paintsville 8. At halftime the game was tied at 25. At the end of 3 it was South Laurel 50 and Paintsville 40. At the end of regulation it was South Laurel 58 and Paintsville 57 after SL got an offensive board and put back with 24 seonds remaining. After a timeout Painstville got the ball inside to VanHoose and the shot was blocked out of bounds. Paintsville got another chance and Slone drove the basket and dished off to VanHoose but his shot did not fall as the clock ran out.

 

Paintsville was led in scoring by Landon Slone with 18, J.D. VanHoose and Shane Grimm both netted 13, Blake Bundy and Van Ferguson had 5 points each and Daniel Meade rounded out the Tiger scoring with 3 points.

 

South Laurel was led in scoring by Ty Proffitt with 22 points, 12 of those coming from behind the arc. He caught fire at the end of the 3rd quarter hitting 3 straight from behind the arc. Smith and Hammond both hit double figures for South Laurel also.

 

Costly turnovers beat Paintsville in the 3rd quarter.

 

 

Officially, Ty Proffitt had 21 points, not 22.