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The Bully

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  1. Weyer had 13, Bezold had at least 3
  2. I think it's about RESPECT - teach them when they are young and correct them when they screw up (so they can apologize/make it right)...so many parents have no clue what their lil angels are doing. The rest of the world sees it though! I check all of my children's social media and if we think it's inappropriate - We let them know.
  3. AMEN - these boys are a team!! Takes the whole team to win - even players that don't see the floor as much contribute in many different ways!!! Go Breds!!!
  4. Thanks for clearing that up then...next
  5. Living in the same community - a lot of people have mutual friends and people say things they have heard from coaching staff...how much of it is true or misconstrued I don't know but either way it doesnt matter...let's let it go. Ben's not interested in going there anyway.
  6. His limited quickness and ball skills have gotten him this far...he may have struggled with a few athletic players bodying him up but learned from it and came out ahead of them. His high school record is 115 and 15...There's always going to be someone better than you...Ben knows that and learns from it.
  7. Most of you don't know Ben Weyer. If he were to read this - the negativity would just motivate him! You're always going to have people try to cut you down. What that boy, yes boy has accomplished in his high school basketball career many only dream of. Not sure the definition of rescinding an offer is- but NKU is not where Ben wanted to go to school D1 isn't every players top priority - a good education, good chemistry with the team and coaches are what Ben was looking for and got! Those of you who have supported Ben - thank you and those who continue to diminish his accomplishments -that's on you. Go Breds!! Final Four is great but strive for more!!!
  8. Wow if we knew you were going to promote his website we would have updated it. 150 hits in 3 hours, not bad. It hasn't been updated since last summer!! The perks of having a brother studying web design at UK
  9. That would be the WHOLE team - I think they've all been there since 9th grade
  10. If this is the case, how do you know he didn't play defense? Plus all games are different and what players are needed to do at certain times and games also varies. I think saying that he didn't play defense is an unfair statement. But you are entitled to your opinion. **I stand corrected you stated at the end from what you've seen him play this season. I understood it to be what you saw last night**
  11. Shout out to HHS Senior boys - it's been a pleasure watching you boys grow into the men you are today!
  12. Not sure who "leaked" the offer but I can tell you Coach Bezold came up to Ben and his parents and said he'd been watching Ben and liked what he saw. He thought Ben would help his team and that he'd like to extend an offer for Ben play for him. He also said he was going to offer Ben at the Trinity game but it was cancelled bc of snow. That is why we considered it an OFFER. Ben never accepted the offer nor did he decline it ...Coach Bezold left and we assumed the offer left with him. There is a difference between a receiving an offer and accepting said offer. Back to what this thread is about - Ben played with Carson this past summer in the Nike EYBL League and agree that Carson is a great player and kid! Ben is just honored to be nominated for this award. Good luck to all the boys who's hard work has been noticed and that are also up for the award of Mr Kentucky.

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