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Knott County Central 65 McCreary Central 58

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That's right.

 

The record isn't pretty, but hopefully they're improving. I don't know what type of team Knott is.

 

Knott was 22-9 last season, with a two point loss in OT in the regions.

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Watts with 30 for McCreary. Stamper had 27 for Knott.

 

Knott led by ten at the half after a big second quarter.

Knott is one of the top 2 teams in the 14th region. They return the majority of their team from last season and have a new Coach. (Dave Fraley.

Stamper and Cox, as usual with Knott, put on a shooting clinic. McCreary had horrible time with the press, making stupid turnovers. Watts kept it from becoming a blow out, though there was never really a moment in the 2nd half where I thought McCreary could win.

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I heard that McCreary missed plenty of easy ones...

 

Playing a good team like this will only help McCreary. They struggled to start last season, and it looks like the same this year. I would like to see a rematch down the road.

Cox only scored nine points for Knott County Central as he was plagued with foul problems yesterday. However Zack Davis came in to score 11 points including three three point baskets.

McCreary is overated. Jones may be out after this year.

Not a real impressive win for Knott. Heard they are already having internal problems?

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