Back to the game...Pittman's alley oop dunk from Riley tonight was nasty...he threw that down hard. :eek:

Back to the game...Pittman's alley oop dunk from Riley tonight was nasty...he threw that down hard. :eek:

 

 

 

it was nice...

I think the Bulldogs shot well tonite, JJ has picked his game up(shooting wise) a notch!!! :thumb:

Great programs (such as Scott County, Lexington Catholic etc...) teach their kids to move on and keep playing when faced by a call they don't agree with. It creates character in the player and consistent winning programs. Close games aren't lost or put into jeopardy by immature reactions. In a fast paced game, you can't lose valuable time by whining or chance having your 'best' player on the bench because of stupid fouls or being T'd up. D-1 recruters certainly look for this character or character flaw in players. If you're really gonna play with the big boys you really have to 'grow up'. To act otherwise IMO is just plain PEDESTRIAN basketball. I'm sure that Henley understands this and gives it his best shot, but he doesn't have the benefit of starting with them from the potty chair.

Great programs (such as Scott County, Lexington Catholic etc...) teach their kids to move on and keep playing when faced by a call they don't agree with. It creates character in the player and consistent winning programs. Close games aren't lost or put into jeopardy by immature reactions. In a fast paced game, you can't lose valuable time by whining or chance having your 'best' player on the bench because of stupid fouls or being T'd up. D-1 recruters certainly look for this character or character flaw in players. If you're really gonna play with the big boys you really have to 'grow up'. To act otherwise IMO is just plain PEDESTRIAN basketball. I'm sure that Henley understands this and gives it his best shot, but he doesn't have the benefit of starting with them from the potty chair.

 

 

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Don't think talking smack and 1 tech will cost him any calls.

Great programs (such as Scott County, Lexington Catholic etc...) teach their kids to move on and keep playing when faced by a call they don't agree with. It creates character in the player and consistent winning programs. Close games aren't lost or put into jeopardy by immature reactions. In a fast paced game, you can't lose valuable time by whining or chance having your 'best' player on the bench because of stupid fouls or being T'd up. D-1 recruters certainly look for this character or character flaw in players. If you're really gonna play with the big boys you really have to 'grow up'. To act otherwise IMO is just plain PEDESTRIAN basketball. I'm sure that Henley understands this and gives it his best shot, but he doesn't have the benefit of starting with them from the potty chair.

Another cheap shot from the peanut gallery who was not at the game.

It seems that the players aren't the only ones talking trash.