Rose Hill missed uncontested layups on turnovers from the press. And no fouls were called on those turnovers when there was contact on those turnovers (they were on defense by the way). They were outplayed. I assume that the next meeting will be a top notch battle. I'm looking forward to it. And I'll say it again, they had an excellent crew last night IMO.

 

 

Only in America, baby!

Hasn't Ashland had some defections this season? What I'd like to hear is who stepped up in place of those who quit.

Hasn't Ashland had some defections this season? What I'd like to hear is who stepped up in place of those who quit.

 

Dylan Delaney was the key player with Chris Johnson right there with him. Conner Swift added some big baskets and everyone else was pretty much in the game with about 6 a piece. They wanted it pure and simple.

Dylan Delaney was the key player with Chris Johnson right there with him. Conner Swift added some big baskets and everyone else was pretty much in the game with about 6 a piece. They wanted it pure and simple.

 

 

Bonner 16

Swift 8

Delaney 23

Johnson 12

Whetsel 8

 

Published in the Independent

Observations:

 

1. Ashland won much because they apparently wanted the win more than Rose Hill.

 

2. Rose Hill committed more fouls and Ashland got over 3X as many foul shots because Rose Hill always appeared to be a step slow.

 

3. Ashland outhustled Rose Hill which was evident when even Bonner got some widen open snowbirds.

 

4. The Ashland crowd was exceptionally small and nearly all of them were parents/adults.

 

5. Even the Ashland cheerleaders chose to be elsewhere.

 

6. Corey Gregg was playing with a seriously sprained ankle which explains his limited play. It didn't determine the outcome but it was relevant.

 

7. Freshman Mike Terry was clearly the best talent on the floor.

 

8. Pride won for Ashland. Rose Hill's boys need to develop some before the district game.

Congrats to the Tomcats on the "W"! :ylsuper:

Observations:

 

1. Ashland won much because they apparently wanted the win more than Rose Hill.

 

2. Rose Hill committed more fouls and Ashland got over 3X as many foul shots because Rose Hill always appeared to be a step slow.

 

3. Ashland outhustled Rose Hill which was evident when even Bonner got some widen open snowbirds.

 

4. The Ashland crowd was exceptionally small and nearly all of them were parents/adults.

 

5. Even the Ashland cheerleaders chose to be elsewhere.

 

6. Corey Gregg was playing with a seriously sprained ankle which explains his limited play. It didn't determine the outcome but it was relevant.

 

7. Freshman Mike Terry was clearly the best talent on the floor.

 

8. Pride won for Ashland. Rose Hill's boys need to develop some before the district game.

 

 

Ashland's students have not been supportive at many of the games this year. There is only one cheer squad and with Titile 9 they have to split their time between the boys and girls games. They don't travel much anymore.

 

Yes, Mike Terry is a force on the floor from just about any angle. He is a fun player to watch and has a great future.

 

Didn't mean to slight Ryan Bonner on my earlier post. He played very hard as usual and the shots fell for him pretty well. He is a player who never gives up. I like his determination.

Ashland's students have not been supportive at many of the games this year. There is only one cheer squad and with Titile 9 they have to split their time between the boys and girls games. They don't travel much anymore.

 

Yes, Mike Terry is a force on the floor from just about any angle. He is a fun player to watch and has a great future.

 

Didn't mean to slight Ryan Bonner on my earlier post. He played very hard as usual and the shots fell for him pretty well. He is a player who never gives up. I like his determination.

 

You said Delaney who scored 23 was the key player and Johnson who scored 12 was right there with him and everyone else scored 6. Not quite accurate. JMO

If I'm not mistaken it was Delaney and Johnson who were interviewed as "players of the game" on radio after the game. I wasn't aware watching it that Bonner had that many. I knew he played well but all who got time played well that night. I'm surprised since the paper reported Bonner with so many that he wasn't also a player of the game.

 

Clearly Delaney WAS the most outstanding in this game for the T-Cats. Sorry to offend you ballbrain. Were you there?

If I'm not mistaken it was Delaney and Johnson who were interviewed as "players of the game" on radio after the game. I wasn't aware watching it that Bonner had that many. I knew he played well but all who got time played well that night. I'm surprised since the paper reported Bonner with so many that he wasn't also a player of the game.

 

Clearly Delaney WAS the most outstanding in this game for the T-Cats. Sorry to offend you ballbrain. Were you there?

 

Yeah I was there. It was a nice team effort for Ashland the whole game. I'm not offended.

Congrats on the victory and obtaining such a monumental victory (1,800).