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Hey, OTBB84, when exactly did you stop beating your wife??? Just kidding, of course, I hope, but when you throw things like "should be investigated" you are really talking about a mans life here. Not Soccer. Not looking for fairness, because I am knowingly in the wrong place for that, but let's use a little discretion and common sense in what we throw out, k?

Was not there, but after the very dissapointing display of sportsmanship(disgusting verbal abuse, cheap shots away from the action, a red card for a very dangerous, malicious act) from the Camels at the Scott game, cannot say I am surprised that there was ANOTHER red card for Campbell. This starts/ends with the coach. Coach-control your players, teach them what this is supposed to be about.

Wow....negativity reigns on Coach W.....for my money, that guy is as positive an influence for your teenage daughter as you will ever find. Family man, committed to the hard work that breeds success, looking out for the best interest of ALL of those around him. I wish he were coaching my kid today. To the haters-"why so mean, Gene"?

Ladies, You can smarmy comment and pooh pooh this young mans form all you want, but the facts is the facts. Ok, you got first pick: 5'8" quick guard with a great three point shot, or young Mr. Bol....Please. In a 2011 Sports Illustrated article, author Pablo S. Torre, drawing from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data, surmised that “no more than 70 American men are between the ages of 20 and 40 and at least 7 feet tall.” From this, he further deduced that “while the probability of, say, an American between 6-6 and 6-8 being an NBA player today stands at a mere .07 percent, it is a staggering 17 percent for someone 7 feet or taller.” Say hello to another NBA millionaire.

Ladies, You can smarmy comment and pooh pooh this young mans form all you want, but the facts is the facts. Ok, you got first pick: 5'8" quick guard with a great three point shot, or young Mr. Bol....Please. In a 2011 Sports Illustrated article, author Pablo S. Torre, drawing from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data, surmised that “no more than 70 American men are between the ages of 20 and 40 and at least 7 feet tall.” From this, he further deduced that “while the probability of, say, an American between 6-6 and 6-8 being an NBA player today stands at a mere .07 percent, it is a staggering 17 percent for someone 7 feet or taller.” Say hello to another NBA millionaire.

Yes! And I heard they are all heading to Silver Grove on a package deal with Coach Stowers! Can anyone confirm that? Stick to the Facts, Jacks!

Really???? Great comment. Maybe had something to do with Papa's job? You know this and you feel it necessary to make this comment? That's the kind of thing those guys say on the radio to inflame the listeners....we have a winner!

The one year Scott did have a winning season in the last 7? Well that would be last year, starting two 7th graders. Scott's challenge has been a shallow talent pool. That is changing very quickly(come on now, jump in). As FastForward notes, size makes a difference and Scott's young'uns have plenty of that along with the talent.

The Eagles showed great resiliency after getting embarrassed at Simon Kenton. They played smart and they played as a team. The 8th graders are for real. 29pts for #25 and 16pts for #45.