6 minutes ago, se7ens said:

And the MAC is perfectly situated now in this era as a leaping spot into the power conferences if you perform well. I am really pulling for this kid. 

That’s a good assessment of the situation.  He is already an excellent shooter.  If he can pack on some weight he could have an opportunity to jump to a higher level school.  

7 hours ago, 24Rocks said:

Leek Ateny signed with Bowling Green State from the MAC conference.

I’ve been around the region a long time, and have a really good memory of players since the 2000s.  Leek is probably the most impactful player in uniqueness in that era.  The only one that comes to mind  is Spencer Perrin of Boyle Co. that went onto to play as Eastern KY. University.  Both were supreme athletes for this region.  Congratulations to Leek on a great accomplishment. 

Bump.

Now that Guy Turner has signed with Davidson for football, do any of the Somerset folks know whether he'll go on to college in January, as so many of them do these days, or play basketball?

On 8/20/2026 at 11:34 AM, 24Rocks said:

Now that Guy Turner has signed with Davidson for football, do any of the Somerset folks know whether he'll go on to college in January, as so many of them do these days, or play basketball?

He’s indicated he is playing basketball.

1 hour ago, LethalPG said:

He’s indicated he is playing basketball.

He can play. He should help them.

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