Game is tommorow night.

 

Mason Co takes on Augusta for the 39th District Title.

 

Mason Co should win but Augusta has two very good post players.

 

I'll say:

 

Mason Co 86

Augusta 54

Mason by 37

Royals just need to come out, put them away early. Take care of business and get ready for the region.

This one will be over early. Mason by as many as they want.

I bet Mason Co is the underdog in this game right? Lol. Mason by atleast another 40 considering Augusta has lost both games to St. Pat who Mason... Well you get the idea.

Mason Co. 87 Augusta 49

Mason by 25+

Should be similar to the Mason-St. Pat game. Get a sizable lead early, then get lots of PT for the reserves.

 

I'll say 84-53, with "the three 9th grade amigos" combining for 20 of the 84.

Mason -92

A-Town -38

Augusta is overmatched in this game and would have to play a perfect game to pull off a monumental upset. So with the odds stacked against them they'll go out and give it their all and win or lose they will play on next week in Mt. Sterling!!!! And in Augusta that means a lot!!

Augusta could play a perfect game and they would still lose. There are only two ways Mason County would lose this game:

 

1.) If they had to forfeit

-- or --

2.) If the bus got lost on the way to Bracken County and with Murph driving, I just don't see that happening

I agree with Quagmire on this one.

Mason by 50

Augusta could play a perfect game and they would still lose. There are only two ways Mason County would lose this game:

 

1.) If they had to forfeit

-- or --

2.) If the bus got lost on the way to Bracken County and with Murph driving, I just don't see that happening

 

per·fect adj.

exactly fitting the need in a certain situation or for a certain purpose

 

I'm pretty sure a Perfect game would constitute a win.

 

That being said, nobody expects a perfect game

Augusta could play a perfect game and they would still lose. There are only two ways Mason County would lose this game:

 

1.) If they had to forfeit

-- or --

2.) If the bus got lost on the way to Bracken County and with Murph driving, I just don't see that happening

 

You never know! :lol: