Teague wins the foul fest on a jumper with .9 left. Sounds like a great game outside of the fouls...

Indiana Stars win 105-103 on Teague’s jumper inside the final second.

 

Teague finishes with 20 points

Interesting.

Yes

Even more reason to dislike teague! I will be in Indy tomorrow and he will definitely get not just a boo, but a BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! GO CARDS!!!

Where can I see a full box?

Where can I see a full box?

 

Ask and you shall receive:

 

http://www.highschoolsports.net/local/louisville/article/Fridays-Indiana-Kentucky-All-Star-boys-basketball-boxscore/

Hickey finishes with 19 pts, 8 ast, 6 stls and just 1 turnover.

 

Teague finishes with 18 pts, 5 ast, 2 stls but also has 7 turnovers.

 

Teague hits the game winner and his squad gets the W but I think it's safe to say Hickey gets the head to head nod.

Indiana blew an 11-point first- half lead and went into intermission trailing 54-46.

Kentucky saw a 10-point lead evaporate in the second half, with Indiana using a zone defense to protect Zeller.

Mike Hackett, the Indiana coach from Munster, said the team practiced a zone "zero seconds. We just did it and it worked."

Indiana completed its comeback from a 10-point deficit to tie at 90, when Smeathers hit a three-pointer with 4:55 left. That started a 7-0 Indiana run.

Kentucky came back with consecutive threes by Treg Setty (Mason County/Southern Illinois) and Abell.

Back and forth it went, with ties at 98 and 100.

Smeathers nailed another three with 29.7 seconds left for a 103-100 Indiana lead.

"I want the ball in that situation because you have confidence you can make it," said Smeathers, who uncharacteristically gave a brief pose when the ball went through. "That was one of my favorite threes I've ever made."

Hickey responded with a three of his own with 16 seconds left.

"It was a big shot, but we also had some time left on the clock," Hickey said. "Marquis hit a good shot. Remy put up good defense on him, contesting. Big players make big shots at the end. He stepped up and made a big shot. That was the game."

After a timeout, Hickey was unable to get off a half-court shot before the buzzer sounded, and the ball hit hard off the backboard.

Indiana shot 31-for-44 from the free-throw line, which irked Kentucky coach Glen Drury of Anderson County. The Kentuckians shot 27-for-38.

"I guess we did foul some, but there was a heavy discrepancy in foul shots," Drury said.

"Our guys, what can you ask? ... They went out and demonstrated what Kentucky's pride is all about."

A report earlier in the day that some in Indiana want to consider ending the all-star game because of the lopsided results in recent years fueled the Kentuckians.

"That really fired us up," said Zach Price (Jeffersontown/Louisville). "I think we felt disrespected by that and we took it to heart."

 

 

Read more: http://www.kentucky.com/2011/06/11/1770961/teagues-game-winner-pushes-indiana.html#ixzz1Oxw58nZ2

Rogers only played one minute? Did Gilbert play?

Rogers only played one minute? Did Gilbert play?

 

Gilbert did not play according to the box score. Setty played 11 minutes and fouled out.

44-38 is a big difference in foul shots? Can't wait to hear Drury talk after playing the road game.

^ Wondered about that myself.

Hope we pull it out tonight.

Here is a link to where we watched the game last night. Not sure it will be on tonight but you can try.

 

http://www.ihigh.com/852fx/broadcast...?silverlight=1