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Bath County's Blandon Clemons

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Have any colleges shown interest in him?

 

Someone didn't read the article.

 

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He is an excellent young man.

I've grown fond of this young man as I've gotten to know him over the years. He always has a smile, a handshake and a hug for me, and I always ask him what highlights he has in store for us.

 

I long suspected by his actions, and have since come to learn that he is a good Christin kid, from a solid Christian family. It shows. He's not too cool to say "Yes Sir" and "No Sir". He plays with great intensity on the court, but has never lost his cool or acted out or said things he shouldn't. He is definitely among the best our region has to offer.

 

I love him, and wish him nothing but the best. He will be a success in life if he keeps honoring God by doing what he does with excellence. :thumb:

5 to 1 assist to turnover ratio...WOW! :scared: Very impressive. :thumb:

I havn't had the chance to see him play, but it sounds like he is a terrific player and an outstanding young man. I wish him the best and I hope he chooses to play for Morehead.

Great ariticle on Blandon Clemons. I personally have not seen him play but his numbrs and praise by others obviously speak for him.

Good luck to Blandon at the next level as well :thumb:. I hope that he gets that chance and can take advantage of it to further his education first of all and to continue his basketball carrer.

 

Good Luck to Clemons:thumb: and good luck to Bath Co. in the upcoming Districts, I love to see the Class A schools doing well.

I've grown fond of this young man as I've gotten to know him over the years. He always has a smile, a handshake and a hug for me, and I always ask him what highlights he has in store for us.

 

I long suspected by his actions, and have since come to learn that he is a good Christin kid, from a solid Christian family. It shows. He's not too cool to say "Yes Sir" and "No Sir". He plays with great intensity on the court, but has never lost his cool or acted out or said things he shouldn't. He is definitely among the best our region has to offer.

 

I love him, and wish him nothing but the best. He will be a success in life if he keeps honoring God by doing what he does with excellence. :thumb:

 

Great post and I am glad to hear this kind of comments on a kid, imo there is never enough promoting the good kids :thumb:.

Unfortunately, we certainly hear about the bad way too often.

Great post and I am glad to hear this kind of comments on a kid, imo there is never enough promoting the good kids :thumb:.

Unfortunately, we certainly hear about the bad way too often.

Amen... :thumb:

Nice article. Clemons is a very good player, hopefully one of the colleges showing interest will offer him. Also it's nice to see Hicks having success at Bath, he is a very good coach.

I have waited for this post all season long. I had the pleasure to coach against this kid as a Junior. He is a great player and great kid. Like someone else said, always smiles and yes sirs and no sirs from this kid. I hope the Mr. Clemmons finds a place we he can prosper and continue his growth as a young man. Congrats young fella. Keep up the hard work.

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