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Fairview 53 Greenup 52

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Nice win for the Eagles. They continue to play well.

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Alex Barker is not only a top ten player in the 16th region, probably the best player on the floor for that given game, but more importantly a better person.

Please let’s forget about this Wolfenbarker, Barker debate garbage and get back to the real story here, the abysmal situation at GC. Apparently the pressures are taking its toll on the Musketeers and with an apparent loss coming to the boys from Lloyd this coming Friday against Russell, the wheels are officially off. The truth is the administration has made the situation worse by not making any kind of solid decisions on the coaching situation. Needless to say there are factions on this team and the acting "coaches" have lost control of the little bit of control the head coach previously had over this combustible team. Here’s to maybe seeing the once proud Musketeer Basketball Program thrive again (I hope as this GC Alum hates to see what’s happening now). I’ll leave you with this, it took the tireless effort and love of one man for 20 years to bring GC basketball to a top tier program, look at what little time it’s taken to destroy it.:mad: :fight:
Your already calling for a loss friday night???? Good support system here in Greenup....especially from a formal(alumuni):sssh: The problem is the FANS.. Stop and think before you speak......THERE OUR KIDS INVOLED!!!!! All the team is trying to do is play ball. Isn't that what is is all about????? FORGET THE POLICITICS:cool:
Your already calling for a loss friday night???? Good support system here in Greenup....especially from a formal(alumuni):sssh: The problem is the FANS.. Stop and think before you speak......THERE OUR KIDS INVOLED!!!!! All the team is trying to do is play ball. Isn't that what is is all about????? FORGET THE POLICITICS:cool:

I'm sorry sportster, but if you have been burnt as many times as I have the issue is personal. I know there are kids involved and I do support those kids, who want to succeed for the good of the TEAM, but it hurts to watch the selfishness of a couple players and their parents ruin what should've been a productive season. I can really relate with these kids and for those who say it's "about the kids," how can you support an entire school system that caters to a few and not the whole?

Fairview is a team that could be a BIG surprise come the 16th region tournament!

If they make it out of the district.

Agree and Disagree...He always was great about keeping his team in striking distance against a better team but I personally thought the year (maybe 82-83) that they should have won the entire state tourney.

1. Boo Williams

2. Andy Garvin (74 inch Vertical, not really but seemed like it)

3. Mark Fuller

4. Mike Scott

5. Either it was Diller, Fraley, Euton, someone

 

That was a team that should have won it all. Cant really blame Coach for the loss but he is the Coach. But he still was a great coach in this region

 

It was Diller at the point guard,, and Mark Hall as the "super sub" off the bench.:thumb:

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