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hatorade

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  1. Just for full disclosure, Russell was without Barton Mann, their starting 6'4 senior forward against Barren due to a ankle sprain.
  2. I dont see any way Tyler Robertson of Russell County does not get region POY next year. He has averaged over 20ppg the past two seasons while gathering 1st team all-region honors. His good showings in the regional tournaments the past two years greatly helps his resume. Fant is a great player and scorched Russell in the region, but next year Robertson will be the top player in the region with Fant a very close second, or even 1b.
  3. I would say they were a legit contender in 2010 when they battled eventual champion Central to the wire in the first round.
  4. That is understandable, since their leading scorer, rebounder, playmaker and top player Tyler Robertson was unable to play in any of the 3 games in Mason County. Understandablly, the lakers went 0-3 during that time.
  5. Russell was without their top player, Tyler Robertson, in this tournament, but no doubt that Central is the real deal this year.
  6. Nick Britt is the real deal. He has all the tools of a great running back. He might be small, but he runs with enough power and leg drive to shake off tacklers. He has great vision. I dont know how many times I've seen him cut back all the way across the field for a long TD. I definitely believe he has the skill to play lower level D1. Some program will take a chance on him. The better RC does this year the more publicity he will and should get. He makes them go.
  7. The Britt kid is unbelievable. He followed up his first week showing of 350+ yards and 5 touchdowns with 229 yards and 3 td's on 16 carries tonight. His TD runs tonight were of 79, 46, and 51 yards. He can take it to the house anytime he touches it. I don't beliebe anyone in Russell's new district has enough speed to stop him consistently.
  8. I could be wrong, but I am pretty sure boys can play volleyball in KHSAA, they just have to play on the back line. You may want to look that up though, I could be wrong.
  9. Had Somerset beat Belfry in the semi-finals, would the 3A finals have been a much better game?
  10. No I believe you are incorrect. Somerset returns almost every starter from last other than the o line which have proved to be a lot better than anybody expected they would be. I believe 9 starters from the defense return which averaged about 12 points given up per game last season. They also return every skilled position on offense.
  11. Good to see Russell County getting some recognition.
  12. Keep in mind that Somerset had one senior that had an everyday starting position last year. The rest were under classmen and they still finished runner up in the region.
  13. Danville, West, Mercer and Mccreary will all be good, but i don't see anybody beating Somerset. Nobody is as solid 1-9 as them.
  14. Allen runs an almost identical offense to Russell, but only alot better. Russell had success on the offensive side of the ball against Lone Oak so I don't see Allen being shut out by no means. I can also tell you that Lone Oak hasn't seen a defense as good as Allen's all year. Its going to be one of the best games of the year. allen 27 lone oak 24
  15. Go Jumpers! Congrats to all those young men. They've really worked hard this season, and they've been a joy watch.

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