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I’d assume the DC Gaige Courtney gets first crack at this job. Hometown guy who has done great in building that defense.

4 hours ago, PTHSalumni said:

Hopefully he can bring something new to the program.

His offense with what he’ll have at PT will be a hit. And in a couple of years, his son at QB...lookout.

9 hours ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

Scroggins was an assistant at DeSales, last I heard. I'm not sure whether or not Wyatt is still coaching. @TilghmanPride might have some insight about Wyatt.

Wyatt no longer coaches.

20 hours ago, Bac2369 said:

This is another rematch from last year. Kentucky Country Day win this matchup last year 36-22. Kentucky Country Day sits at 8-1 on the season with its lone loss coming to Bullitt East back on October 2nd. They haven’t really been challenged since then. Crittenden County sits at 7-2 on the season with its two losses to Caldwell County the first game of the season and Henderson County the last game of the season.

Crittenden County has used a very balanced attack this season. They are averaging 38 points per game and giving up just 13 points per game. Kentucky Country Day is leaning on a strong ground game about 75% percent of the time and the pass the other 25%. They are averaging close to 43 points per game and giving up just over 13 points per game. These teams seem closely matched by the numbers. Who wins this regional matchup? Does Kentucky Country Day win again? Does Crittenden County get revenge from last season?

Crittenden’s starting D is giving up around 9 pts game. Trigg put up 3 scores after the running clock and JV D was in. They’ve got a nasty front 7 and a very good secondary, with 16 interceptions on the season and 33 total takeaways. I believe they’re also averaging over 9 TFL a game as well.

3 hours ago, OlDog75 said:

Also, how's your walking ability?  I have a lot of pain and still use a cane.  Some days are good, some days are bad

I stay sore, running is hit or miss on pain. The 15-20 lbs post surgery probably isn’t helping either.

2 hours ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

 And I think, aside from when they're taking a leak at the bathroom, it should be an automatically fireable offense for any LEO to ever have his body cam turned off while they're on duty.

Seriously? Whatever your job is, you think it’s reasonable for every minute of your day besides when you’re in the bathroom Should be recorded? Sitting at your desk, casual conversations with coworkers, eating lunch, checking email, taking a phone call from your spouse or your kids before they go to bed to tell you goodnight should be recorded? Get outta here with that crap. You want more, less than qualified cops on the street? Keep imposing more unrealistic expectations and creating more and more opportunities for you to 2nd guess their every move, while you pay them garbage wages in 95% departments, While you tell them they’re fired if they forget to turn it on, or there’s an error with the camera, or the battery dies, that’s what you’ll get. We’re already seeing the downfall in qualified applicants across the country because of all the armchair quarterbacks and the media who seek out to ruin an officers life before facts come out. Stupid statement.
 

People need to understand that cops are humans who can make mistakes just like you or anyone else. Nothing is more annoying than listening to cowards who could never do the job telling everyone how it should be done. Keep slamming cops doing a job you’d never be willing or able to do and then wonder why less and less qualified candidates are applying, which leads to more incidents that could come into question. 

1 hour ago, John Anthony said:

 

They settled quickly and with such a public  case I think only 2% of people know this.  It’s still a tragic outcome but I wish we knew all of the facts.

A lot of facts are in the Tatum report. What is confirmed is that it was not a “no knock” warrant and that Kenneth Walker fired the first shot. The jail calls confirm that the police were knocking on the door. It’s unfortunate that this happened. The report also shows Ms. Taylor’s involvement in Mr. Glover’s activities. 
 

The biggest disservice is that the media and others formulated their own “facts” before the investigation was complete. This has lead to millions of dollars in property damage that could’ve been prevented had LMPD got out in front of this early on and released more info. There was no doubt negligence on LMPD by not wearing body cams and it seems like they laid down suppressive fire, which is a no-no in policing. But the fact remains that both sides share some responsibility in this and it shows more to the totality of the circumstances. Unfortunately for some it will always be “the cops are to blame %100 of the time.” Also some assume “unarmed”=unjustified and that’s not always the case.

I had medial and lateral meniscus my first time doing my left ACL 20 years ago. Just had my ACL done again in December. I’m bone on bone in one spot where it’s wore a hole completely through the cartilage. I need to look into that gel injection.

The Tatum report certainly paints a different light. If the investigation bores you, jump ahead to the transcripts of the jail phone calls regarding the night in question. Multiple references that Kenneth Walker (the male who shot at police) stating the cops were beating on the door which is definitely contradicting the “no-knock” warrant myth. Also several things pointing to Ms Taylor actually being involved in the moving of the proceeds from the drug trafficking. A lot more interesting things in there also.

I say all that to say that she did not deserve to die. Just think it’s good that all the facts about the night are coming out. Mr. Glover repeatedly blames her death on Mr. Walker. Unfortunately when you’re involved in a criminal enterprise, you increase the odds of something bad happening to you, whether it be getting caught in police crossfire or a criminal bringing harm to you.

https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/63931193/breonna-taylor-summary-redacted
 

The Tatum report.

At this point what exactly are we trying to accomplish by postponing or canceling? Most everyone has said they will not rush out and get the vaccine, and some of those are saying they do not believe any usage of medicines that have been around forever will help. The disease isn’t going anywhere, so what good does it do to postpone or cancel? Everyone just has to expect an uptick when things open back up completely, whether it’s now or a year from now. I think the biggest hurdle is the forcing of testing on those who are symptom free, considering the “false positives”.

College is a Petri dish 😂. I don’t know why everyone is acting surprised people are testing positive. It’s like acting surprised at college kids getting mono or STD’s. College kids are going to do what college kids do. Party/hookup, especially freshman who are on their own for the first time. On top of that, college kids are slobs so it’s unlikely they’re practicing the best hygiene. Just let them play already. COVID won’t be irradicated by next fall either, so cancel that too? It’s here to stay and the sooner everyone accepts that, the sooner we can all get on with our lives.

On 8/15/2020 at 6:00 PM, Tigerpride94 said:

Saw today that FDA approved a saliva test that was developed by Yale University with NBA as a partner. This will really help to increase testing. It doesn’t require the regents that are sometimes in shortage.

 

If people keep getting tested when they show no symptoms, this will never go away.

The Red Cross is testing for anti-bodies at no cost if you donate blood.

Any of you all going to get the vaccine as soon as it’s available?

1 hour ago, PTHSalumni said:

Nice schedule.

Several tough games on that schedule. Should have them prepared for the playoffs. What kinda team they got coming back?

Couple of big challenges to the schedule. A rematch from Crittenden’s only State Championship, when Paintsville will visit Crittenden County. And then they’ll host Paducah Tilghman for their regular season finale.

Can’t wait to see that Crittenden game.

3 hours ago, theguru said:

Considering there was a patient zero (one person) that started this pandemic and now we have tens of thousands of new cases daily we (human beings) are along for the ride.  

Exactly. Delaying reopening is only delaying the inevitable. This thing has to run its course. I can’t wait to see the shade for those who decline getting the vaccine lol.

8 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

Pull 12 players up from the Marlins reserve roster and play ball.

Sanitize the visitor clubhouse in Philly, bring in the Yankees and play ball.

I am totally serious in both those comments.

I finally agree with you on something.

6 minutes ago, MJAlltheWay24 said:

I think it's more the bars and night life (which I havent seen in person) that seem to more the culprits, which are forcing many restaurants and breweries to suffer.

I've been very impressed with how strict breweries have been.

Unfortunately some of the breweries will be the first to die off due to these closures.

28 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

I long for the perfect world you believe in.

Furthermore, there’s only two possible reasons for the contaminated tests going out. Incompetence, or corruption. Neither of which is acceptable, and neither will cause me to trust anything they put out in regards to the numbers.

12 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

I long for the perfect world you believe in.

You come on here trying to mislead people on the reg. “5 counties in Florida have no ICU bed vacancies!” Trying to hype up more fear. Get called out cause some those counties don’t even have ICU’s, and then can’t even own it. Facts are facts man. Whether you want to ignore them or not. 

23 minutes ago, MJAlltheWay24 said:

Stand alone bars closed and restaurants back to 25% capacity for 2 weeks in KY.  Starts tomorrow at 5pm I believe. 

2 weeks till gyms are shutdown again. But people at a higher risk of heart disease/stroke/diabetes than COVID will still be able to stuff their face with as much DoorDash fast food as their hearts desire.