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Seems the "right to host" isn't what's best for the region or the 40th. If this years 10th with the parity that is, was at the Fieldhouse, I'd be at every game. However, living in NKY, I'm just not making that drive all 4 nights. Looks like I'll spend a night or 2 in Henry County or at NKU

Campbell vs Mason Paris vs Harrison Pendleton vs Montgomery Augusta vs Scott

From Cincinnati.com Campbell County 76, Scott 69 Campbell County (19-12)–Hegyi 6 5 17, McGovney 2 4 10, Wilson 9 10 28, Day 2 2 7, Bertsch 2 9 14. Totals: 21 30 76. Scott (13-16)–C. Ohmer 1 0 2, J. Ohmer 10 11 35, Trame 3 2 10, Pusateri 2 0 5, Perrin 3 0 8, Dumlao 2 0 4, Engleman 3 0 5. Totals: 23 14 69. 3-pointers: CC 4 (McGovney 2, Day, Bertsch); S 9 (J. Ohmer 4, Trame 2, Perrin 2, Pusateri).

I believe Pusateri hit a 3 towards the end.

You are not wrong. This was discussed in another thread. I didn't go look it up but if memory serves me right: Regionals at Mason Co brought in an average of $40,000-42,000 Regionals at Montgomery County brought in an average of $26,000-$28,000 Even the 1 year Region was held at NKU, they brought in $40,000ish

I get all that, in your other post, during the course of the game. Just seemed odd in that situation. Wasn't there, only saw the video posted & that jumped out to me more than the shot. As I stated, a miss is basically conceding the loss. But I love the confidence in the shooter

@RCC9 Why didn't HHS have players on the lane during the FT attempt? I like the confidence in the shooter, but if she does miss isn't that conceding the L? As opposed to an opportunity to rebound the possible miss & get the W? Just curious if it is typical for them not to put players on the lane

Congrats!

Probably not talking about the video. I've seen it a lot in games this year boys & girls and it's just not being called

This is almost always the case. And for those saying they can see the rim, that should be the case when the ball goes through

Thanks for the end of game update, as someone had already given the "tale of 2 halves". Crazy how close games can turn in just a trip or 2 up & down the floor. Seems others are a little "excited" about your recap. Lol

Same happens on the boys side as well & I wonder the same thing

Maybe this is why Coach R keeps his team off Twitter.

Which was held by Chris Haynes, who also set the record in 3 years. Played 1 year at Oneida

This is with the ball at the dot, right?

Im surprised at this stat

Interesting. This is about as fair as it's going to get. I believe they waved off Ohmers basket the other night. So basically offense gets basket; defense gets no FT & ball; double foul. What happens if shot is missed? Double foul & possession arrow?

Didn't know you knew me? I was joined shortly after the T by several others

Not trying to win anything. But saying you heard something you weren't near is wrong

I understand completely. There were only 2 officials in the conversation, how do you know the R was involved

Seriously? Lol. Why conference then? I'm out on that.

It's a discussion with 2 sides, right?

I've answered several times, guess your struggling to read or not reading what you want. The baseline official had an unobstructed view of this play last night, the CC player ended right at his feet & gave the sliding in move. So as for the call last night, he had the best view. Lot of traffic between middle ref & play. During "the conference" only one official talked & that was the ref with the charge. Ref with block gave no explanation for his call to the other ref. As someone who has been out there, officiating is in a sad state of affairs on many levels.

So you were in the doorway by Scotts bench with LA? No chance you or the ref read lips, let alone heard anything, with Ohmers back to the floor facing the doors

So you were in the doorway by Scotts bench?