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SnottieDrippen

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  1. 7) South Warren 5) Hopkins County Central 3) Franklin-Simpson 2) Glascow 1) Breckinridge County TB) Franklin-Simpson
  2. 7) Somerset 5) Montgomery County 3) Collins 2) Anderson County 1) Lexington Catholic TB) Montgomery County
  3. 7) Christian Academy of Louisville 5) DuPont Manual 3) Bardstown 2) Trinity 1) Southern TB) Bardstown
  4. Here's some unbelievable MSP art
  5. A guy who might predate the KHSAA is Williamstown's very own, Arnie Risen. A 1942 graduate, Risen played collegiate basketball at Ohio St. after transferring from Eastern Kentucky State Teacher's School in the fall of '43, leading the Buckeyes to consecutive Final Fours in 1944 & 1945. He joined the Rochester Royals in 1948, a year prior to the Royals joining the young NBA. In his third season with Rochester, the Royals won the NBA Championship, Risen was selected to four consecutive All Star Games between 1951-55, before his contract was purchased by the Boston Celtics for the 1955-56 season. At the end of the 1956-57 season, with a roster including Bob Cousy and rookie, Bill Russell, Risen picked up his second NBA title. Risen was a member of the 1998 Naismith Hall of Fame class, headlined by fellow Celtics great, Larry Bird. In my opinion, WHS should have his #17 jersey way up in the rafters by now, but the 20th anniversary of his enshrinement coming up might be a great opportunity to revisit the career of one of Williamstown and Kentucky basketball's finest.
  6. First Round 12/18/2017 and 12/19/2017 Tuesday - 4 games - 4:30 - 6:00 -7:30 - 9:00 Wednesday - 4 games Second Round - 12/20/17 Thursday - 8 games - two gyms Third Round - 12/21/2017 Friday - 8 games - two gyms Fourth Round - 12/22/2017 Saturday - four games - one gym 3:00 - Consolation Bracket Championship 4:30 - Fifth / Sixth Place game 6:00 - Runner-up / Third and Fourth Place game 7:30 - Championship According to my calendar.
  7. Or, you know, "I really like these bright orange pants and I truly couldn't care less what anyone has to say about them."
  8. Let's do ourselves a favor and not compare HS coaches to Cal. Unless, of course, there's a coach out there who can afford to sweat through a $5K suit. This thread is hilarious to me. 1) We're talking about summer scrimmages. Not a game! not a game, scrimmages. If this bothers you, what a your thoughts on players who don't wear team shorts to scrimmages? Or what about not wearing team shoes during the regular season? 2) Dudes are protective of their hairline, and during the summer will take necessary measures to cover it up. Let them live. 3) Odd that this particular thread ended up in the Girls forum, but I'm not one to get into social issues. 4) WE'RE TALKING ABOUT SCRIMMAGES!!!
  9. It's definitely weird to not hear any Kanye production, but a really good album nonetheless. I'm just trying to decide if Tidal will become my streaming service of choice after the 30-day trial.
  10. 4:44 for the foreseeable future. I can't remember where I read this, but someone said it's more of a Shawn Carter album than Jay-Z, and that for the most part, that is accurate, except that Jay-Z seems to run the family business, and this was strictly a business move. It just so happens that even Hov's business moves contain good music.
  11. Maybe the sniper was a flat Earth truther and didn't have to account for curvature.
  12. There's a new album that contains a WFV by an artist whose name contains a WFV that is my favorite album of the year. Some of his older work includes the acclaimed mixtape, "1999" and the follow-up "Summer Knights." His debut album would be viewed as trying to circumvent the filter, but the Badmon deserves mention. He was in the news some years ago when Malia Obama posted a selfie in his merch that caused hubbub due to the "graphic" nature of his lyrics. Really talented dude who's finally starting to gain some traction in the mainstream.
  13. Given recent transfers, I saw your nondescript "WV" as an opening. I'll see myself out now.
  14. I'm not sure what you're getting at aside from the obvious. Are you suggesting kids are going to A schools with intentions other than getting a good education and playing good basketball?
  15. Walton became my pick to win the All "A" State and 8th Region tournaments last night. :sour:
  16. 32nd District Final Final from Walton.
  17. 73 seems an arbitrary stopping point.
  18. Some were already angry and bitter. I can't help but wonder if his comments were exactly what those folks needed to read.
  19. Roger Harden's Resignation Nice piece by Wade Holland. Loved this excerpt, among others: "I say this to the people of Williamstown, you have to change your attitude. There can't be jealousy, because it effects kids lives and how they feel about each other. And the adults need to be held accountable. I say that with the best of intentions and no malice intended. I only want the best for these guys." There's truth to this outside the Demon Dome as well.
  20. I thought he was the best player in the region last season. My opinion has yet to change, and yes, my Kool Aid, glasses, and blood all have an orange tint.
  21. I do not think there are ten better basketball players in the state than Brennan Stanley. I think there are several similarly-talented players who are taller than he is, but few who are as good or better.

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