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Boone County 92 Ryle 67

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Well you are wrong again. I NEVER, get, it, NEVER posted a word about officials in the NCC/Brossart game. Never even saw the game. You seem to have a real problem with facts. Obviously what you have done is turn a lot of people off to Ryle's team. You complain more yourself than any other teams entire fanbase. I really couldn't care less who wins the girl's regional, but based on your continual complaining you have lost me as a fan of Ryle. I hate complainers, and you are the worst. If you think I am wrong, look at all the responses you have received on this topic alone. Don't have many backers do you.

 

Agree with ya FOTR. He or She is beginning to sound like a certain SK/UK poster on this site. LOL, BGP management loves these passionate members as they keep bumping up the ratings and put smiles on the faces of many each and every morning. Good stuff this is. LOL.

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Agree with ya FOTR. He or She is beginning to sound like a certain SK/UK poster on this site. LOL, BGP management loves these passionate members as they keep bumping up the ratings and put smiles on the faces of many each and every morning. Good stuff this is. LOL.

 

I need to learn to keep a lot of things I post to myself. No harm meant to anyone really. I am as passionate about my team as many of you are but I need to take a suggestion of WVFrank and take a deep breath after I type and hit the cancel button instead of send:)

I just did a little research on Ryle before and since their last coaching change. Since Coach Oliverio took over the program in the 2007-2008 season the Lady Raiders have gone 84-33. The previous season they were 9-20. Pretty impressive.

I just did a little research on Ryle before and since their last coaching change. Since Coach Oliverio took over the program in the 2007-2008 season the Lady Raiders have gone 84-33. The previous season they were 9-20. Pretty impressive.

 

As fair or unfair as it might be she will be judged on how well they do after the current JR class departs Union.

I just did a little research on Ryle before and since their last coaching change. Since Coach Oliverio took over the program in the 2007-2008 season the Lady Raiders have gone 84-33. The previous season they were 9-20. Pretty impressive.
Talent level is the main reason for the upward improvement.
As fair or unfair as it might be she will be judged on how well they do after the current JR class departs Union.
True dat.
Shock...you should stop this my friend. The refs...come on! I watched the Ryle player beat Syd up and got away with a lot of unnecessary stuff. I'm familiar with it because I had to watch the same "junk" when my Daughter played'em and they got away with it. My Daughter would get text messages after those games apologizing for doing some of those things and why they did it. I know "exactly" where it comes from, but it's neither here nor there because it fired her up...seems to do the same for Ms Moss ;)

 

Bottom-line...Ryle went with the same game-plan as the last match-up and it didn't work. The problem is they were 100% committed to Plan "A", which BC was prepared for, and they had no Plan "B".

 

The last match-up would have been completely different if Browning knocks down a couple of those early 3's, Jones would have taken her lay-ups when she penetrated instead of over-passing, and if they could have adjusted to take away the right side dribble-drive. In that game, Boone didn't have a Plan "B" and they paid the price.

 

You are very well aware that I adore your Niece so this is by no means criticism. She comes into these big games and is so jacked-up. If she starts strong "look out", but if she doesn't she lets mistakes snowball. Her fouls were legitimate and, in fact, she got away with a couple. She is so athletic/aggressive and it's a strength, but she must learn to dial it down a few notches when she is in foul trouble because her team needs her on the floor. Too many of her fouls aren't necessary...1) if ya have 3 fouls and get beat, let the girl have the layup 2) when the girl launches a 3, don't knock her into the stands after the shot 3) if a 6' center is trotting down the floor, don't run over her...In college, it won't hurt because talent comes off the bench to replace her, but in HS, no one comes off the bench with her level of talent so she must be discipline. Patti had to put her on the floor with the fouls because the game was getting away and she hoped to stop the bleeding, but she played as if she had no fouls. In fairness, she has something that can't be taught and it will be effective, and desired, at the next level...however, in HS that aggressive play sticks out like a sore thumb and she needs to be able to adjust on the fly to the way the game is being called regardless of her style and how she wants to play.

 

My gut is telling me there won't be a rematch. If so, I'll stick with my prediction from the beginning.

 

Some good points that Jenna could benefit from in here. Just relax a little and have some fun with it, too. No excuses from this Raider fan. Boone flat beat us bad with a shooting night that was not normal = those things happen sometimes, big deal. Learn from it and be glad you fight to live another day. Focus only on the 1st game of the 9th. Forget about Boone. You're 1-1 with them on the season and the rubber match is the game that counts, if that is played. 3-0 vs. whoever you play, that's the goal.

Some good points that Jenna could benefit from in here. Just relax a little and have some fun with it, too. No excuses from this Raider fan. Boone flat beat us bad with a shooting night that was not normal = those things happen sometimes, big deal. Learn from it and be glad you fight to live another day. Focus only on the 1st game of the 9th. Forget about Boone. You're 1-1 with them on the season and the rubber match is the game that counts, if that is played. 3-0 vs. whoever you play, that's the goal.
Amen!

Congrats to the Boone County, Conner, and Cooper young women who displayed outstanding sportsmanship during the all district team award ceremony after the game. Even after the heat of competition was over - these ladies embraced & congratulated one another for noteworthy performences in the 33rd distric tourney action. This transcended winning or losing - very classy & obvious to those watching post game awards. Well done girls

Congrats to the Boone County, Conner, and Cooper young women who displayed outstanding sportsmanship during the all district team award ceremony after the game. Even after the heat of competition was over - these ladies embraced & congratulated one another for noteworthy performences in the 33rd distric tourney action. This transcended winning or losing - very classy & obvious to those watching post game awards. Well done girls
Not biting:)
Not biting:)

 

That's right Shock, remember sometimes silence is golden! Maybe I can assist you here. . .

 

Really, bballer? I take it you expected Ryle to be all hugs and kisses 2 minutes after the "thumping" they had just received from their biggest rival? I did not see ANY poor sportmanship from any of the girls on the floor that night! Ryle looked stunned and depressed as one would expect from a state top 10 team upon losing their chance at cutting down some nets for their district. I would imagine it is painful be on the receiving end of such an amazing performance from a former team mate, too!

 

BC girls had the advantage of just winning the game, while Conner and Cooper ladies had no expectation of winning their games which were 48 hours earlier. No wonder they were being good sportsman! I saw Cheeseman and Johnson step up, take their awards, shake hands and pose for a pic. The rest of the team clapped. Can you really expect more under the circumstances?

That's right Shock, remember sometimes silence is golden! Maybe I can assist you here. . .

 

Really, bballer? I take it you expected Ryle to be all hugs and kisses 2 minutes after the "thumping" they had just received from their biggest rival? I did not see ANY poor sportmanship from any of the girls on the floor that night! Ryle looked stunned and depressed as one would expect from a state top 10 team upon losing their chance at cutting down some nets for their district. I would imagine it is painful be on the receiving end of such an amazing performance from a former team mate, too!

 

BC girls had the advantage of just winning the game, while Conner and Cooper ladies had no expectation of winning their games which were 48 hours earlier. No wonder they were being good sportsman! I saw Cheeseman and Johnson step up, take their awards, shake hands and pose for a pic. The rest of the team clapped. Can you really expect more under the circumstances?

 

Jump, I have to agree with you. I saw some unnecessary stuff going on, but I didn't see any, what I would call, poor sportsmanship.

 

I didn't have a clue what Shock meant by his "not biting" post because I now tend to just scan over his posts without paying much attention ;)

I certainly didn't see a lot of congratulations from the Ryle side toward Boone County players or fans, but I didn't expect to see a lot and think jumpball's post is very valid. But there were a few congratulations offered, even to me, and I personally saw one big display of sportsmanship from the Ryle side from a player and her mother after the Boone team came out of their lockerroom to head home.

 

Dawn Johnson, who banged most of the game with Sydney Moss, and her mother (I assume it was her mother) both approached Moss and hugged and congratulated her on her performance, first the mom and then Dawn. The congratulations were genuine and there were smiles and mutual respect between the two players, despite the physicality of their competition during the game. So, despite the agony of a defeat to a big rival, Dawn and her mom certainly stepped up to the plate.

Jump, I have to agree with you. I saw some unnecessary stuff going on, but I didn't see any, what I would call, poor sportsmanship.

 

I didn't have a clue what Shock meant by his "not biting" post because I now tend to just scan over his posts without paying much attention ;)

Now, now ,now Crunch you and most of the Boone fans here usually can't wait to hear what I have to say next! Hahahahaha!
That's right Shock, remember sometimes silence is golden! Maybe I can assist you here. . .

 

Really, bballer? I take it you expected Ryle to be all hugs and kisses 2 minutes after the "thumping" they had just received from their biggest rival? I did not see ANY poor sportmanship from any of the girls on the floor that night! Ryle looked stunned and depressed as one would expect from a state top 10 team upon losing their chance at cutting down some nets for their district. I would imagine it is painful be on the receiving end of such an amazing performance from a former team mate, too!

 

BC girls had the advantage of just winning the game, while Conner and Cooper ladies had no expectation of winning their games which were 48 hours earlier. No wonder they were being good sportsman! I saw Cheeseman and Johnson step up, take their awards, shake hands and pose for a pic. The rest of the team clapped. Can you really expect more under the circumstances?

 

If the point of the previous post was to say that Ryle should have been giving hugs I'm going to have to go with jumpball on this one. As long as they were respectful that's all you can expect.

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