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I doubt even you will admit that when your bias is very noticeable. I'd love to hear who you believe are some "unstoppable" players. Enlighten us.

As for Hinson. He is a great coach that has had benefited from having that one "star" player, but he makes the role players so much better. He's great at adjustments and knows what he is doing. The players do not make the coach. That's hilarious.

27.8 PPG on 53.5% FG is unstoppable at this level. I have yet watched anyone lock down Crawford. Pig didn't , Ohmer didn't, nobody. As for "taking over" I guess you missed the PC game when he brought them back and scored the go ahead shot while BC was down their 2nd leading scorer.

So this is implying Crawford does not make his teammates better, doesn't play team ball, and isn't humble like the guys you mentioned above

Believe he has scored 30+ in 6 straight games now with their 2nd leading scorer out. He is well worth the admission.

Augusta clicking at just the right time. Looking forward to the Bracken/Augusta game next Saturday.

I say there should be a POY award and a MVP award. Both have different meanings. POY is simply the best player in the region and MVP is who is the most valuable to their respective teams. I like using the "take ___ off of their team and how good are they?" But that's just my opinion.

It's hard to compare 2 completely different players. Should be the best player at guard and best player at forward/center IMO

If it can be anyone in the 10th region my list would go: 1. Austin Crawford: 26.9 PPG, 10.1 RPG, 53.1% FG, 27.9% 3P, 70.2% FT, and playing defense night in and night out. 2. Matt Wilson: 20.5 PPG, 12.0 RPG, 64.9% FG, 46.2% 3P (13 taken), 61.8% FT, not sure about the blocks, but he has to average around 2-3 per game. 3. Pig Williams: 19.7 PPG, 4.4 RPG, at least 3-4 APG, 42.2% FG, 35.2% 3P, 66.7% FT, and being probably the best perimeter defender in the 10th region. 4. Jake Ohmer: 26.7 PPG, 5.0 RPG, 43.4% FG, 34.8% 3P, 86.5% FT, and may be the best scorer in the 10th region. 5. Dontaie Allen: 22.1 PPG, 9.2 RPG, 47.7% FG, 43.2% 3P, 66.9% FT, and is just a freshman who will be the next big thing IMO.

Does POY HAVE to be a senior? For some reason I always thought that.

Augusta by 8 vs St. Pat. Bracken/Mason will be very close. Wouldn't be surprised if it came down to the last possession. If Hamilton is out, Crawford will need to have a Bach-esque performance to defeat the Royals. Home court advantage will also play a factor. I like BC by 2.

Bracken/Mason should be a barn burner again. Mason got the edge the first meeting 79-74 and they were on fire from 3 (9/20). Hinson should make adjustments to limit the 3's but Bracken first concern is getting everyone healthy.

I haven't witnessed a scoring barrage like this since prime Kobe. Creech was born to put the ball in the basket.