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Scott County vs Male Scrimmage

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I doubt that Male is at full strength with their football team still in the playoffs. Dexter Heyman starts for them in the middle and I'm sure they've got some other athletes still on the gridiron.

I bet this is one where they get up and down the floor.

Pretty strong to get news coverage for a scrimmage. Obviously shows how excited the community is about High School basketball.

Pretty strong to get news coverage for a scrimmage. Obviously shows how excited the community is about High School basketball.

 

While Scott County basketball is huge in Georgetown, the fact that the paper comes out 5 times a week is the reason a scrimmage becomes top news. What else are they going to report on?

I guess the article is no longer there. I wouldn't think it would be gone this soon, but there are only 3 articles that show up, or maybe I am doing something wrong.:irked::confused:

While Scott County basketball is huge in Georgetown, the fact that the paper comes out 5 times a week is the reason a scrimmage becomes top news. What else are they going to report on?

 

Guess you have not been to Georgetown:fire:

I think it is good that a paper reports on a game it is news for the county defending champs and all.

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