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13th Region Tournament: Game 2 Clay County vs. South Laurel

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That's the thing... Clay used to have the notebooks on everyone!

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Shoot Bubs the Cards know everyone in this area. They have Notebooks for everyone. :D

 

 

I bet some are thicker than others.:thumb:

I bet some are thicker than others.:thumb:

 

Your right some are thicker than others, but I would guess the one on Clay is fairly large. Corbin's may be a novel not a notebook.:p

He is a nice player. His game is similar to KenDale Reed number 25 from Clay County. Both are good athletes who can really jump for their size. Watch these two kids in warm ups. They can both throw it down.

 

I agree, they both have springs in their legs. Watkins may be a little shorter, but they can both throw it down with one or two hands.

South by 6

South Laurel won 51-49. Game result thread has been started.

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Shoot Bubs the Cards know everyone in this area. They have Notebooks for everyone. :D

 

That's how you win region and state titles. You scout as much as you can. That's what seperates Steve and Roscoe from many. Heck, If I thought Corbin was the team to beat, I would scout them as much as I could.

Nothing wrong with that. South doesn't rest on their laurels. :p

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