Yoda, I've played 11th region Basketball, and I've watched alot of 11th Region Basketball, and I love it. You're team is very good.....and you're player's have the intangibles to go all the way......and I think Billy Hicks knows it........Thats why he's taking nothing for granted.

 

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I hope you're right.

Hoops Yoda you don't sound like you have confidence in the cards(i'm sure you do). I believe Scott County runs away with this one. You can bet your dollar that the Cards aren't gonna let up in this one. I do believe the Cards are the best team in the state but i have said it before and I will say it again I think Station might have something waiting for the Cards

 

I think that we have some weaknesses that haven't been exposed yet... and I hope that trend continues.

 

We'll be ready for Madison Central - revenge will be the motivation in this one.

 

Simpson and Morris are tough match-ups for Scott Co. Lee/Hundley/Phares are going to have to come to play Friday.

I'm going to be there rooting the Indians onto victory. Going to be a fun game in G-town tomorrow night!! Party in Lexington afterwards on the way home. Rabbit out of a hat......hum!! I guess.

I think Central misses that little PG from last year. He was solid against SC's traps. I can't remember his name, but he was a competitor.

Scott County is just not going to lose at home.Period.

Scott County is just not going to lose at home.Period.

 

 

So true!! Even if you have apples against apples Scott County will get EVERY questionable call. SC has to be one of the toughest places to win I've ever seen.

So true!! Even if you have apples against apples Scott County will get EVERY questionable call. SC has to be one of the toughest places to win I've ever seen.

 

That's what happens when the referee locker room looks is set up like a hospitality room for every game. I hear coach Hicks makes home made Chili and BBQ for the refs... Just so they'll feel "at home" outside the Lexington city limits.

I think Central misses that little PG from last year. He was solid against SC's traps. I can't remember his name, but he was a competitor.

 

Andrew Mathis. The Indians lost him and a couple other guards who saw limited action.

Andrew Mathis. The Indians lost him and a couple other guards who saw limited action.

 

That's him. I'm anxious to see if Fields (who hit the winning shot last year but is now playing PG) can handle the heat.

Fields better get his popcorn ready because the fans will rip him as much as Scott County's defense.