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George Rogers Clark 56 Mason County 55

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Yeah 1/3 of those were free throws. :thumb:

 

Even without those free throws he still drops 20 on Middleton or whoever was guarding him. :lol:

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Even without those free throws he still drops 20 on Middleton or whoever was guarding him. :lol:

 

Yeah he did. Though he did seem to always get to the line.

 

Mark it down he won't drop 25+ next time they play.

Yeah he did. Though he did seem to always get to the line.

 

Mark it down he won't drop 25+ next time they play.

Zollo and Hatton can do the same thing.:thumb:

Yeah he did. Though he did seem to always get to the line.

 

Mark it down he won't drop 25+ next time they play.[/QUOTe]:

 

Never know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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The difference is that it didn't hit the rim or the backboard. He essentially airballed it. If someone shoots and the ball does not hit the rim, it is an airball and if they go get it without anyone else touching it (like Preston did), it is like passing it to himself and A WALK!

 

The comparison that you made is not the same thing.

 

Again It seems that you are WRONG again. If a player makes a legal shot attempt and air balls it, That same player may go get the ball and even legally dribble the ball again.

Again It seems that you are WRONG again. If a player makes a legal shot attempt and air balls it, That same player may go get the ball and even legally dribble the ball again.

 

I agree

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Yeah he did. Though he did seem to always get to the line.

 

Mark it down he won't drop 25+ next time they play.

 

Well I'd sure hope not considering he had 30 in the first game. He is going to get his points regardless though...the only question is how much can MC keep him from getting over his average. :thumb:

Again It seems that you are WRONG again. If a player makes a legal shot attempt and air balls it, That same player may go get the ball and even legally dribble the ball again.

 

Maybe we should open a bookstore and sale rule books.:dancingpa

Maybe we should open a bookstore and sale rule books.:dancingpa

 

:laugh::laugh::laugh:

Yeah he did. Though he did seem to always get to the line.

 

Mark it down he won't drop 25+ next time they play.

 

I'll hold that to you BBI!!

Yeah he did. Though he did seem to always get to the line.

 

Mark it down he won't drop 25+ next time they play.

 

Be careful, every time I said mark it down I ended up eating it!:irked:

Article:http://www.winchestersun.com/public_html/?module=displaystory&story_id=18197&format=html

 

Stenzel's 3 free throws sink Royals

By Keith Taylor/Sun Sports Editor

The showdown lived up to the hype and more.

The top two contenders in the 10th Region — George Rogers Clark and Mason County — battled down to the wire Friday night, with the Cardinals yanking out an exciting 56-55 triumph in front of a packed house at Norton Gymnasium.

 

Mason 16 12 12 15 — 55

Clark 15 10 07 27 — 56

MASON (14-5) — Gilbert 9, Hamm 6, Pawsat 4, Barner 6, Middleton 17, Setty 9, Downing 4.

CLARK (18-4) — Hatton 9, Stenzel 30, Williams 9, Zollo 8.

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