Final from Richmond.

 

Lincoln County led after 3 quarters but Central exploded in the 4th to win going away.

:thumb:Nice win MC

Final from Richmond.

 

Lincoln County led after 3 quarters but Central exploded in the 4th to win going away.

 

That wasn't the score I was thinking I would see! I thought Lincoln would come back stronger after the Garrard loss.

Final from Richmond.

 

Lincoln County led after 3 quarters but Central exploded in the 4th to win going away.

 

Mr. Network sounds like the Pats fell apart in the 4th.:confused:

This would of been a nice bounce back victory. Sounds like the Pats just couldn't put four quarters together. They did play with much more effort and pride tonight...

This would of been a nice bounce back victory. Sounds like the Pats just couldn't put four quarters together. They did play with much more effort and pride tonight...

 

You knew they would. I don't enjoy the thought of a return trip to Lincoln; will be a tough matchup.

You knew they would. I don't enjoy the thought of a return trip to Lincoln; will be a tough matchup.

 

I hope it's better than the first game...:isurrender:

How many Spurlin have tonight?

I think Spurlin is a really nice player but would be even better if they got the ball to him in the post and not let him try to create on his own so much out top. He looks like he can score at will at the block.

I think Spurlin is a really nice player but would be even better if they got the ball to him in the post and not let him try to create on his own so much out top. He looks like he can score at will at the block.

 

Very true...

 

He is a good at creating too, it's just hard to do when they don't clear out and give him operating room.

I hope they can get back on track, because they have a big week with McCreary Central next tuesday at home and Boyle Co. on the road on friday.

How many Spurlin have tonight?

16 points

 

Central tops Lincoln County, 63-50

 

Nathan Hutchinson

Register Sports Editor

 

RICHMOND — After more than a month away from home, the Indians definitely looked road-weary in the opening three quarters Friday against Lincoln County.

 

Stifled by a stubborn zone, Madison Central struggled to find the basket and headed into the final period facing a one-point deficit.

 

“We didn’t really panic,” Central senior Keshawn Simpson said. “We just kept working.”

 

The Indians bounced back, starting the fourth quarter on a 13-4 run that allowed them to pull away for a 63-50 win. Simpson had 17 points and 11 rebounds and JaQuentin Jenkins added 15 points and 11 rebounds as Central (14-6) snapped a three-game skid.

 

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