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Huntington High 103 South Charleston 61

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42 point win in the final??? Did any in state teams even give them a game this season?

 

Acutally, South Charleston played them tough earlier in the season. The final score ended up being about 19pts but I do believe is was a good game until late.

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This is a ridiculous score for a state title game. I wonder how they'd do playing against Ballard?? That would be an interesting match up

Had tough time with Scott County, lost once and won once. I don't think HHS would have won the state tournament in Kentucky this year. Team chemistry not what it could be and Patterson was not used properly this year, it was all about OJ this year and that is why they lost the first game with Scott County and why they won the second game against Scott without OJ. Mayo average over a shot a minute in the first contest with Scott and Patterson hardly touched the ball unless it was on a rebound.

Dream on.

Didn't Scott County High School beat them?

Didn't Scott County High School beat them?

 

 

Indeed so. Upsets do happen, you know. All natural Bluegrass State prejudices aside, do you really think it would happen again?

Heck, it almost did again in West Virginia.

Heck, it almost did again in West Virginia.

 

You are very correct. Now to predict the response to our posts, "OJ did not play in that second game, that is why it was close." :rolleyes:

Oh, I also thought that it was very appropriate that Mayo received a technical to close out his high school career, him being the class act that he is and all.

Oh, I also thought that it was very appropriate that Mayo received a technical to close out his high school career, him being the class act that he is and all.

 

Why'd he get T'd up?

Threw the ball in the stands after his dunk. Can't dunk and go on with the game, it all has to be about him.

Threw the ball in the stands after his dunk. Can't dunk and go on with the game, it all has to be about him.

 

Was this at the end of the game? How much time was left? IMO if this CHILDISH play happens in college, he'll find himself riding the pine.

You are very correct. Now to predict the response to our posts, "OJ did not play in that second game, that is why it was close." :rolleyes:

And OJ did play in the first game and HHS was defeated.

I watched every game in the tournament and he wont ride the pine lol. And it was for hanging on the rim they called it, the ref was onto him all game, they didnt like him. But this team did put on a show, and the way they played int he tourney no KY team could have beat them. Patterson was the leading scorer the first game. WV tournament is awesome, I have been to Kentucky and WV and WV is so fun, you would be suprised, I seen alot of Kentucky folks at the games.

By the way Triple A in WV is awful this year, but they did play a team in Bridgeport in second round that could ball. Actualy they reminded me of a Scott team not quiet as good maybe but they had one kid that could flat out play ball.

Yeah, it sounds like he lit them up!

 

Yeah, wasnt much of a barn BURNER was it!

To say it BLUNTLY, Mayo put on a show in this final game. Also looks as though the USC signee may be headed to a very good team, who just beat Texas in the second round of the NCAA tourney!

Sounds like Mayo was on FIRE!

:flame: :fire:

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