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Boyd County 54 Rose Hill Christian 43

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I never said he didn't take good shots, some deep threes just didn't fall. I would have let Jackson keep slashing and penetrating. Boyd couldn't guard him.

 

No kick on Euton, he plays very hard and very well, skies the limit, and he'll be an even bigger force in the region the next few years than he was already was. :thumb: He has a great attitude on the court that you can't help but like.

 

lionfan13, I am sorry for misunderstanding the intention of your post. :thumb:

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Rose Hill got out played and most of all out COACHED.

Rose Hill got out played and most of all out COACHED.

 

They needed you out there helping them. Instead of running everyone down on this message board.

Gatorlover, clear your PM's

Rose Hill got out played and most of all out COACHED.

 

Harsh:mad:

Shoot, Jay, I have no problem whatsoever with the comments of 16th62nd. He/She is entitled to his/her opinion.We all should have learned by now that Rose Hill is the most controversial and disliked school in the region. Although it bothers some, I think it is fine. It is far preferable to be disliked than ignored as Rose Hill was during the many "doormat" years.

 

It tells me that others are noticing that the "rebirth" of the boys's basketball program is getting close to maturity. There are no Ovintons on Friendship Road but Euton and Jackson will garner sufficient accolades to suffice. I know it bothers some associated with the school but I enjoy all the "renting of clothes and gnashing of teeth" from some of our "good neighbors". For the "renting of clothes", try Normans or ASG. For the "gnashing of teeth", try spindoc. For a good bet for the next few years, try Rose Hill.

 

What are you actually trying to say here Scooter? :laugh: That sounds like a good thread to start and see what kind of hits you get. I am for sure every school has their business communities' support in many areas, as such does the school you support.

As for the "bet" statement you made, Some may go with the "underdog" Elliott County the next two years.

From what I understand his son once fired a shot heard round the REGION! :thumb:

 

 

ITS TRUE ITS TRUE:sssh: :sssh:

People who think Fuller was intimidated don't know Michael Fuller. He had an off night. So did Bush, Malloy, and Arthur. I think the lay off hurt the Hill more than anything. Stringer is right, it is just one loss. Unfortunately for the 64th it will be one of just a few over the next several years.

 

In my opinion, RH has to get the ball to Fuller more often. If my recollection is correct, he didn't take a shot until 4th quarter.

From what I understand his son once fired a shot heard round the REGION! :thumb:

 

Kenny Zeigler is their coach?

In my opinion, RH has to get the ball to Fuller more often. If my recollection is correct, he didn't take a shot until 4th quarter.

Your recollection is off.

Rose Hill got out played and most of all out COACHED.

Yep, that stinkin' Fraley didn't hit a shot!:rolleyes:

Tough loss for Rose Hill but just like last years loss to Ashland in the district opener I expect the Royals to learn from it and make some serious noise next year. Euton and Jackson may end up being one of the most talented duos in region history and I expect Coach Fraley and his staff to give a lot of individual attention to the other players in an effort to develop more depth and balance to an already very good team. I would think that every school in the region would love to have the future and talent that Rose Hill has, with the possible exception of Elliot County who has a very talented team returning as well.

Rose Hill will be fine. They have EVERYONE returning from this years team.They will continue to mature and improve. I think we all tend to forget how young most of the players are because they are so talented.I expect them to make a serious run in the region over the next 5-7 years.:thumb:

What are you actually trying to say here Scooter? :laugh: That sounds like a good thread to start and see what kind of hits you get. I am for sure every school has their business communities' support in many areas, as such does the school you support.

As for the "bet" statement you made, Some may go with the "underdog" Elliott County the next two years.

 

 

My "theme", Dawgdays is obvious. I am saying that, although some at Rose Hill worry about how they are seen by their "neighbors", I don't give a tinker's you know what. I remember too well the "lean years" with the absolute lack of respect and consideration that went with them. I also remember the "Ovinton Era" when the reaction was excuses, contempt, accusations, and whining (ie: renting of clothes and gnashing of teeth). I much prefer the latter to the former and certainly make no apologies to anyone for my attitude in this regard.

 

Now, don't "spin" my post into a declaration that Rose Hill will run the region over the next few years. I didn't say that. I merely said that they are a good bet to succeed, as is Elliott County. I think most would agree with that statement. Of course, as was demonstrated by Rose Hill the other night against Boyd County, unrealized potential won't do the job.

Once again everyone, including us at Rose Hill, have to remember that kids change a bunch between their freshman and senior years.

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