I think you are misinterpreting the information that has been relayed to you.

He disclocated his ring finger on his shooting hand.

You do have ring finger on both hands...as you do a thumbkin, pointer, tall man, ring man, and pinky.

 

:lol::thumb:

 

You're right LABS. I did misinterpret what he told me. It is his ring finger on his shooting hand.

Sorry to hear that. Injuries are a part of the game, but still I hate to see any kid get hurt. As a precaution he should wear a cast on it until February.

 

So he misses the FC game? :sssh:

 

Actually Riley will still start and still play. Just don't expect him to shoot as much.

So he misses the FC game? :sssh:

 

Actually Riley will still start and still play. Just don't expect him to shoot as much.

 

 

Well.....:devil:

 

Seriously...hope he recovers quickly.

How was this game so low-scoring? I can't believe these 2 teams didn't have a game atleast in the high 60s.

 

It was a classic defensive battle. Ballard opened an early lead against Holmes but struggled with Holmes defense after they switched to a 2-3 zone for the rest of the night. Ballard did not get many quick shots and it really slowed the tempo of the game. Holmes likewise struggled in the first half with the quickness of Ballard especially after Pittman went to the bench at the five minute mark of first quarter (with 2 fouls) and did not return until the second half. Pittman became the man in the second half an totally dominated the paint for Holmes. Holmes was up by six with about a minute to play when one of Ballards players hit a shot from the hash mark to cut the lead to three and it got very interesting for the last minute as a Holmes could not hang onto a feed down low giving the ball back to Ballard who turned the ball over, as Pittman got a deflection, and a scramble for the ball ensued as time exired with Ballard not getting a last shot attempt off. Holmes did lead by as much as nine in the second half but Ballards pressure defense and quickness did bother Holmes late.