Final from Flemingsburg. Offensive explosion for the Royals (17-10) behind Braeden Myrick, who came in averaging 7 ppg, but splashed several threes. I don't know his final tally, but he at least tripled his average and then some. The Panthers (20-8) were without the services of leading scorer Seth Hickerson. 

Anyone else just a little surprised by this result?  Although a key player out for Fleming does help explain. 

5 minutes ago, mcpapa said:

Anyone else just a little surprised by this result?  Although a key player out for Fleming does help explain. 

The margin is definitely surprising. 

But I have had people tell me they think the Royals are a better team now than they were a month or so ago. 

3 minutes ago, mcpapa said:

Anyone else just a little surprised by this result?  Although a key player out for Fleming does help explain. 

Hickerson's absence aside, this has to be a major letdown for Fleming and their fans tonight. They had all the momentum coming in and Mason hadn't sniffed an offensive output like this in a month.

53 minutes ago, Randy Parker said:

The margin is definitely surprising. 

But I have had people tell me they think the Royals are a better team now than they were a month or so ago. 

Addition by subtraction?

6 minutes ago, Runcible Owl said:

Addition by subtraction?

I assume that's what they mean.  I haven't seen Mason so I don't have any idea.

Mason's arithmetic has allowed kids like Myrick an opportunity to shine. He had 33 points tonight. 

 

 

11 hours ago, DevilMayCare said:

Mason's arithmetic has allowed kids like Myrick an opportunity to shine. He had 33 points tonight. 

 

 

What record did he break?

11 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

What record did he break?

Most 3's in a game. 

12 hours ago, DevilMayCare said:

Mason's arithmetic has allowed kids like Myrick an opportunity to shine. He had 33 points tonight. 

 

Wow!!! 11 3s. Goodnjob