April 1, 200818 yr with Chris Lofton. He will be in the 3-point shootout contest during the final 4. I know many people are ready to get him outta here, but it looks like we'll be seeing him one more time. Good luck Chris!
April 1, 200818 yr Lofton has handled himself with nothing but class from day one. He has been a great role model for the kids at Mason County and throughout the entire commonwealth. I hope he has a good showing in the contest and wish him the best in whatever life brings his way.
April 1, 200818 yr Ramel Bradley is supposed to be in this contest as well. I saw that. The saga will never end. :lol:
April 1, 200818 yr They are lucky that it is seniors only. Agreed in Ramel's case, but there aren't many guys in the country that are better 3-point shooters than Lofton, at any class.
April 1, 200818 yr ^ He shot worse this year, than any other year in his entire career....actually he has gotten progressively worse as his career has gone on.
April 1, 200818 yr ^ He shot worse this year, than any other year in his entire career....actually he has gotten progressively worse as his career has gone on. I still think he can stroke the 3 good.
April 1, 200818 yr ^ He shot worse this year, than any other year in his entire career....actually he has gotten progressively worse as his career has gone on. Maybe Brohm can shoot if so it would be worth watching.:rolleyes:
April 1, 200818 yr I wish JJ was in it:rolleyes: Maybe Brohm can shoot if so it would be worth watching.:rolleyes: Two posts that have nothing to do with this thread. But since you said it....JJ did win POY his senior year, got progressively better as his career went on, and happens to be the most prolific three point shooter in NCAA history.
April 1, 200818 yr Two posts that have nothing to do with this thread. But since you said it....JJ did win POY his senior year, got progressively better as his career went on, and happens to be the most prolific three point shooter in NCAA history. Neither does you're first post.Nothing to do with the thread.
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