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How many points is the name on the chest worth?

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What do you guys think about this question? During tourney time the name on the front of the jersey means a bunch before the game even starts. Example: Think about how many games a team like Clay Co. won because the opposite team new they was playing Clay in the 80's.

That name on the chest also causes you to get everyone's best game so I don't really know if it gains you any points.

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That name on the chest also causes you to get everyone's best game so I don't really know if it gains you any points.
Very good point dryz93.:thumb:
That name on the chest also causes you to get everyone's best game so I don't really know if it gains you any points.

 

I agree...teams like Holmes, Scott Co, Lexcath, Mason Co, etc. get teams best shots night in and night out because they traditionally are state powers year in and year out. Every few years you'll get teams like Shelby Valley and Elliott Co who become state powers for a year or two, but overall it's the big boys of the 7th, 11th, 9th, and 10th that get everyone's best shot night in and night out. Everyone wants to play "spoiler" to that teams' successful season.

Zip. Clay County won those games because they were the better team.

I thought you wanted the price of a Lebron jersey. :p

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