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First is good, Harlan Co by 2.

16 seconds left and Harlan inbounds it out of the TO and gets fouled. We'll be playing the foul game here on out.

KC had the ball down one and couldn't convert. Harlan takes over possession and a full TO by Harlan County after they couldn't get it in bounds.

Sorry, premature on this one. My Mom texted me the wrong score. 1 point KC lead late.

Final from the Arena at Corbin. Clay County and the Hounds on deck.

Who does the condensed schedule favor? Will there be any disadvantages to teams who play in the late games, especially considering travel?

Set the alarms for early tips tomorrow. Here's the lineup: Saturday: Madison Central vs. Bryan Station @ 10 a.m. Franklin Co. vs. Lafayette @ 11:45 a.m. Henry Clay vs. Model @ 1:30 p.m. Lexington Catholic vs. Woodford County @ 3:15 p.m. Monday: Semifinal 1 @ 6:30 p.m. Semifinal 2 @ 8:15 p.m. Tuesday: Finals @ 7:30 p.m.

Delayed another day. Keep the picks coming until tomorrow morning.

Fayette County Publics aren't allowed to practice on days school is cancelled. Huge boost to Lexington Catholic, LCA, Scott County, and the rest who aren't subject to the policy.

Shazaam - tags any song that you can hear... ever wondered "what's that song?", wonder no more with Shazaam. WatchESPN - the name says it all. Poor quality streaming for the most part, but better than nothing when there's a big game and you can't watch it otherwise. ACLU (New Jersey) Police Tape - Maybe it's the lawyer in me, and I have yet to turn it on in years of having it.... however, what it is-- it's an app that audio records your conversation in stealth mode and sends it to a cloud server with a keytag. What this means is that if you are wrongfully arrested and have the proof, then you don't have to worry about the evidence being accidentally "lost", "deleted", or even destroyed by that clumsy officer who just happened to drop it during booking. Supreme Court has firmly said that where no law conflicts, there is a public interest in taping officers and that it's allowable. This lets you do it in stealth mode and there's an off-site back-up that someone who might have incentive to keep that information from you cannot access or really do much about once it's there. Might not help you while you are sitting in jail, but could be a live saver when you hit court. Again, I've never used it, even when having an interaction with a law enforcement officer, but it's nice to know that it could be there for me if my rights aren't respected. MyTimeWarnerCable/MyATT - Program your DVR/Cable Box from your phone. Can even watch some shows if you have the right features. Red Laser Classic - turns your camera into a bar code scanner & you can key in the UPC (read: "bar" code)... this gives you a price for the item and a comparison of what it sells for in other places. FlyDelta - great if you, as the name implies, fly Delta. Tons of flight info all stored in one place. ESPN Radio - can listen to podcasts or live broadcasts... bonus if you have bluetooth. Fandango - Only useful if you live in a city, but gives movie showtimes, theather locations, movie info, etc. and allows you to purchase tickets through the app, which means no sell outs and skipping lines to scan your downloaded ticket.

Probably depends on the team. I know of at least one team/coach who most would probably know if I mentioned the name who had team film sessions. I doubt most high school teams do it nearly to the extent that their football counterparts or that college basketball teams do, but I'd imagine that a fair number of your better programs have their teams either watching film or maybe taking them in live. Usually a few players will tag along on some scouting trips if it's a big /regional opponent, so even if they don't catch do a "film session" per se, they've sat there taking it in live with their coaches and scouts. Lots of that obviously depends on the kid. For some kids, it's probably a better use of their time to focus on other things, but for some kids, I don't think they'd lack video and scouting opportunities if they wanted them.

Nah, I think they'd be marketed for the general public use, but that someway Orwellian concerns might linger in terms recordation and access to those records.

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Gotcha. Here's my divergence: there are criminals they need to stay a step ahead of that pose very serious risks. However, the average person isn't that criminal either, so it's difficult to draw a clear boundary between when the use of something that has essentially monitored someone's entire livelihood should be so readily accessible. Definitely a delicate balance.

I don't think we're on the same page, or at least I'm a bit confused. I'm not sure how I did that in terms of the post I responded to, emphasis on the bolded. "On the app, what a slippery slope, eventually all you will have to do is point your phone at a cop, press one button, and that information will automatically be uploaded to a real time matrix that will be an invaluable tool for all criminals."

Thanks, and welcome to BGP Robby. I have no idea about his recruitment, but some of our other 12th Region posters may. Back to the topic at hand, if it's a kid like Woods and you are doing something to slow him down and it's working, I personally have a hard time stopping it until you have to. Maybe a good place to take this discussion from here would be talking about who some of the better tandems in the State are in terms of ball screen action?

Lots of ways you can go with this one. I think the delays favor teams who are well coached because there's more prep time for the first game, then a quicker turnaround after each night. Same goes for teams who are more athletic. Different on bodies playing 3 games in 3 days, at least of that intensity level, and it's going to favor the kids who played in similar circumstances in big AAU events over the summer. You can go on the other side of the coin at the same time too. One of the things that got me thinking about this thread and topic was a first round district game between Lexington Catholic and Lafayette. In that one, it was Tanner Peruach, if I'm not mistaken, who dunked and bent the rim. It led to an hour delay in the tip. The fans were in the gym, raring and ready to go, full house at Tates Creek. I thought Lafayette and Catholic each handled the situation differently, as IIRC, Lafayette went back to the locker room fairly quickly, while Catholic kept their kids out (and soaking in the intensity of the atmosphere). In some ways, I thought that led to Catholic coming out a bit tight in that one because of that, but at the same time, others might say it wasn't a factor at all. Any other thoughts?

Usually LEO's are one step ahead of the curve, or at least they catch up quickly. Look at things like stingrays now (and people are just learning of them, but they've been in use awhile). Before that it was pen registers, etc. Given their budget and access to information through warrants, subpoenas, what have you, it's not as though it's going to be a one-sided affair.

Another day delayed. Keep the entries coming.

IMO, this one is all about how hot Madison Central can get from the perimeter and whether or not Bryan Station brings their A-game.

What do you mean by the bolded?

But it keeps us safe from terrorists!

For me, I'm inclined to think that some of the tactics that a people already use to spot police presence aren't really affected by this, at least to the degree that people might think at first blush. For example, if you are a mobster, the people on your payroll are probably going to be more useful than an app, and an app really isn't going to change that. If we're talking about people who are committing lots and lots of crime regularly, yet keep getting away with it, then they've probably got a system of their own that's pretty effective as is, whether that be through bribery, through counter-intelligence, or whatever other already existing apps are there. Now, if we're talking about the mainstream public, then I do see a difference.

In the situation you mentioned, Woods is a shooter and a dangerous player. If it's him, I don't change the game plan so long as it's effective. Shooters can get hot at any moment, even if it's a trip to the free throw line that makes the basket look a little bigger. A kid like that, you don't give him the opportunity to shoot out of a slump and regain some confidence. If it's more of a role player, then that analysis definitely changes.