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Ashland 64 Rose Hill 60

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You've got to be kidding? First off, Some fans are not giving ANY credit to the Ashland ball players and for their effort in winning the game. Many of these fans are basically saying that the refs literally stole the game from their team. This is not graceful losing and it does not recognize the accomplishments of the other team. Basically it cheapens the win for all of the Ashland players who had no hand in the officiating of this contest. Second, this officiating controversy has just opened the door, once again, to snide comments between Ashland and Rose Hill fans. If I wasn't from this area and were reading these posts for the first time I believe the "intense dislike" between these 2 schools would be apparent. I do not consider this good sportsmanship between fans.

I disagree totally. No one has hacked on a single kid, or coach in this entire thread. If you feel slighted by all means sing the praises of the kids, but no one has been derrogatory in their remarks. In fact, I read several praises for Whetsel, Bonner and the like. Again, I don't see it.

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Again, as an non-RH and non-Ashland fan (actually I don't dislike either team) if the purpose of all these posts is to point out your displease with the refs then I believe that you have sufficiently made your point. You are not going to get Asahland fans to agree with you. Stop beating the horse, its already dead.

His "factual quotes are tiresome" because they are counter to what you wish to believe. The Ashland kids played hard. No one is saying otherwise. But if you are so blinded by the glorious victory that you either can't or refuse to admit the officiating played a huge role in the win, then just kick back and enjoy the win. And make sure the Tomcat players concentrate on free throws at practice. Kouns may be calling your next game, also.

 

If his posts weren't peppered with sarcasm throughout toward the Ashland program as if they had something to do with this supposed "conspiracy" they would be a little easier to digest. If he wants to be taken seriously, he needs to refrain from the snide comments. Also, crowing on this message board won't accomplish anything except to further fuel this ridiculously out of hand rivalry. I originally came to the board for information about other teams in the region. The fact that we are allowed to attack one another's programs annonymously is not particularily pleasing to me. However, when Ashland is constantly berrated by die hard fans of other teams I can't help but be drawn into it myself.

 

I guess I will defer to the old adage that if "someone is talking about you, they are leaving someone else alone". Talk is cheap people...only actions speak.

I disagree totally. No one has hacked on a single kid, or coach in this entire thread. If you feel slighted by all means sing the praises of the kids, but no one has been derrogatory in their remarks. In fact, I read several praises for Whetsel, Bonner and the like. Again, I don't see it.

 

And this is why the Ashland -RH disputes will last forever. Thankfully, no one has the bad taste to point out a specific kid and I respect that (although questionable comments about the Ashland coach's relationship with the officials were made), but the program bashing in unbelieveable. Not a great example to be setting for the kids. JMO

Exactly! Old Shooter knows more than anyone else though...if you don't believe it...just ask him! haha

 

It's over but keep crying foul.....of course you will.

 

Now we have started getting whiny and personal, haven't we Tru Blu?. But, alas, still no facts. How about a believable explanation as to the 37-10 and 5 turnovers? If you can come up with one that is credible, I'll be the first to acknowledge it.

 

Somehow posts that say that a pressing team doesn't necessarily commit more fouls fails the smell test. Keep in mind, we are saying 37-10 and 5 turnovers. How about something of substance? Logical arguments and rebuttals, Boys in Maroon, not manure.

If his posts weren't peppered with sarcasm throughout toward the Ashland program as if they had something to do with this supposed "conspiracy" they would be a little easier to digest. If he wants to be taken seriously, he needs to refrain from the snide comments. Also, crowing on this message board won't accomplish anything except to further fuel this ridiculously out of hand rivalry. I originally came to the board for information about other teams in the region. The fact that we are allowed to attack one another's programs annonymously is not particularily pleasing to me. However, when Ashland is constantly berrated by die hard fans of other teams I can't help but be drawn into it myself.

 

I guess I will defer to the old adage that if "someone is talking about you, they are leaving someone else alone". Talk is cheap people...only actions speak.

 

The Ashland program isn't being slammed. The bias of a particular official for Ashland is. And, although I didn't witness it, if what was said about the Ashland coaching staff and game officials hugging after the game, then yes, that creates a huge cloud over not only this win, but the integrity of the program. As stated earlier, nothing derogatory is being said about the kids. The adults involved, now that is another story.

And this is why the Ashland -RH disputes will last forever. Thankfully, no one has the bad taste to point out a specific kid and I respect that (although questionable comments about the Ashland coach's relationship with the officials were made), but the program bashing in unbelieveable. Not a great example to be setting for the kids. JMO

 

No it isn't but this is a classic example of adults, parents, etc. ruining sports for kids because of the constant nashing of teeth. Whatever I have done to help fuel this, I am ashamed of myself. Sports should be fun and left on the field or floor, not an ongoing hate. I see little Christian spirit by any of the Rose Hill supporters or our fans on this board. We all should know better.

Let me be clear in stating that I am not remotely saying anything negative about the Ashland players. I know some of them and I know most of their parents. They are moving on which is what it is all about. If the game had been reversed, I would also be pleased that my team was moving on. Still, with the 37-10 and 5, I would have enough integrity to at least try to explain the unconscionable disparity. If I could not do so, as seems to be the case with the Ashlanders, I would be a bit embarrassed. I certainly would not dismiss it like it had no bearing on the outcome.

 

Boy, we know you boys are desperate when you start the "lack of Christian spirit" argument. All I seek is a valid explanation of the 37-10 and 5. I conclude that none of you have any. So, this is probably a good place to conclued the thread. However, under the circumstances and with the facts as they are, I'll, of course, claim victory (and I didn't get 37 foul shots).

Now we have started getting whiny and personal, haven't we Tru Blu?. But, alas, still no facts. How about a believable explanation as to the 37-10 and 5 turnovers? If you can come up with one that is credible, I'll be the first to acknowledge it.

 

Somehow posts that say that a pressing team doesn't necessarily commit more fouls fails the smell test. Keep in mind, we are saying 37-10 and 5 turnovers. How about something of substance? Logical arguments and rebuttals, Boys in Maroon, not manure.

 

Then Old Shooter, take it to the officials. You do come off sounding like the end all and be all to basketball. I have no explanation other than I was there and only thought there were a couple of questionable calls. I saw players "walk for both teams and not called (both teams). I saw kids carrying the ball and not called (both teams). I also don't understand how a kid can have 22 points and only commit 1 foul, but I'm not seriously questioning that. It's over. :deadhorse:

Don't think anyone should take it personal. Most of these posts are in good natured fun. I think old shooter was just stating what he thought would happen. And because it did, and cannot be refuted, a few got upset.

Old shooter , I admire your patience. You will sit in waiting for that rebuttal way past bed time.:lol:

Let me be clear in stating that I am not remotely saying anything negative about the Ashland players. I know some of them and I know most of their parents. They are moving on which is what it is all about. If the game had been reversed, I would also be pleased that my team was moving on. Still, with the 37-10 and 5, I would have enough integrity to at least try to explain the unconscionable disparity. If I could not do so, as seems to be the case with the Ashlanders, I would be a bit embarrassed. I certainly would not dismiss it like it had no bearing on the outcome.

 

Boy, we know you boys are desperate when you start the "lack of Christian spirit" argument. All I seek is a valid explanation of the 37-10 and 5. I conclude that none of you have any. So, this is probably a good place to conclued the thread. However, under the circumstances and with the facts as they are, I'll, of course, claim victory (and I didn't get 37 foul shots).

 

 

If you are seeking a valid explanation do you really expect to get it from spectators? Take it to authority figures. Maybe they can either explain why the calls were made or possibly find your concerns valid.

Don't think anyone should take it personal. Most of these posts are in good natured fun. I think old shooter was just stating what he thought would happen. And because it did, and cannot be refuted, a few got upset.

Old shooter , I admire your patience. You will sit in waiting for that rebuttal way past bed time.:lol:

 

 

You may find the sarcasm good natured, but most would find it as just that...sarcasm.

We've all left the path. This one is done.

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