Lawnboy13

Wow. That’s a lot of wood!

That's what my wife says.

Whole locust de-branched and waiting for you to take away.

Here today and tomorrow, with a bobcat to load your trailer or pickup......doesn't get any easier for you.

At least 10 trailers worth and more ad the day goes on.

Like him or not, George Michael could sing.

Post a song from some of your favorite artist/groups that you think others might enjoy.

Give each song posted an honest listening to, and then give it either a "thumbs up or thumbs down".

NO VIDEOS PLEASE,( @B-Ball-fan :lol2:) just post the youtube link.

This will probably shock most that this is Extreme, taken from their 1990 multi-platinum album "Pornograffitti"........written by vocalist Gary Cherone, “When I First Kissed You”, is jazzy piano ballad, completely sans guitar. Here, Bassist Pat Badger uses a stand-up, double bass which adds to the song’s feel of authenticity as well along with the fine orchestral strings over the bridge.

Tigers stats

Toebbe 19 & 9 - 11/13 FT

Draud 15

Deatherage 15 & 6

Schilling 11

 

Team stats

10/23 from deep

27/32 from the line 84%

Team fouls 26

TO 17

 

Brossart stats

Eilerman 16

Schumacher 20 & 7

Donnelly 9

 

Team stats

8/18 from deep

20/28 from the line 71%

team fouls 28

TO 15

That will win some ballgames right there.

They were three Bluegrass officials, up from Lexington, that were really unfair to the players and the fans. 54 personal fouls whistled and 60 free-throws shot.

If Dr. Naismith would have witnessed this one, he wouldn't have invented the game.

 

To Beechwood's credit they overcame a 10 point Brossart advantage (47-37) with 1:56 remaining in the third quarter, cutting the margin to one at 50-49 at the end of the period.

Brossart fell behind by five at 61-56 and then fought back to make it a 62-61 deficit on an Ethan Eilerman "3" with 2:25 to go in the game. Shilling immediately answered with a "3" of his own, and when Brossart turned the ball over and the Tigers converted it was lights out for the Mustangs.

:lol:

Beat-down, congrats to Grant and the boys

"Can someone give us the name of the CovCath grad who played the National Anthem on the electric guitar ala Jimi Hendrix, he should travel from gym to gym doing it."

 

Ryan Snyder, CovCath Grad ... member of the band, The Borderline Something, with two other CCH grads, Eric Torres and Ben Maile. The trio currently lives in Nashville chasing their dream. First album "Episode I" available on Spotify.

Kick-butt guitar work here.

#3 in NKY is officially a crap-shoot.

Agree

FYI @ibleedpurple ....title should read Campbell County 67 Montgomery County 50

Just got a PM with the following..........Ryan Snyder played the Anthem tonight. He’s in the band “Borderline Something” with Ben Maile and Eric Torres who are also CCH grads. They’re playing in Nashville but will go on a 30 day tour next Spring.

I don't care who he is or where he coaches, the head football coach is certainly not on par with the principal, let alone the superintendent. That's just plain silly.

Agree 100%, and whoever thinks otherwise is delusional.

Without a doubt. Football coaches, basketball coaches, softball coaches, and Athletic directors are all way underpaid at a lot of schools throughout the state.

Now it reads right. :lol2:

Can someone give us the name of the CovCath grad who played the National Anthem on the electric guitar ala Jimi Hendrix, he should travel from gym to gym doing it.

ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT!!!:ylsuper:

Too much size in the paint for the much smaller Breds to overcome. Hard to compete with their size, and if they continue to shoot the way they did tonight......YIKES!!!!!!

Unless a team can get really hot from distance, it will be a long night for most teams. It's going to be really tough for any team in the 9th to challenge CovCath, especially once the Mayer's return. :scared:

Like the football team, this could be a special team for the Blue Colonels.

Free Throws

CovCath 12/14

NewCath 8/10

Hall 25

McDaniel 6

Jefferson 6

Mullikin 4

Kremer 3

Pangallo 3

Ziegler 2

Gearding 2

Fredrick 35

Ruthsatz 15

Walter 13

N. Thelan 8

Davin 6

Fleek 4

Collins 3

Fortner 2

Nowak 2

Aiden Ruthsatz was on FIRE in the 1st quarter, going for 14 of his 15 points for the game.

CJ Fredrick was on fire the entire game going for 11 in the 1st, 14 in the 2nd, 8 in the 3rd, and 2 more in the 4th to lead all scorers with 35.

Jake Walter got the "running clock" going with an alley-oop dunk on the first basket of the 3rd quarter, the big man finished with 13, 8 on dunks.

NewCath's Brennan Hall lead the Breds with 25.

CovCath 34-24-14-16---89

NewCath 15-11-13-11---50

Total domination by the Blue Colonels.

Mullikin baby hook good

Final

CovCath 89

NewCath 50

Collins triple

86-48

Less than 90 ticks

Fortner from 17

Davin point blank and 1

Luke Ziegler point blank