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:laugh: I forgot! You and Cvillecat both played football with my big bro!

this is a tough question. Both my girls are very athletic and would have made darn good WR, according to Hoof. Having been raised in a die-hard football family, I am so glad my girls never showed an interest in playing football, other than out back in the field with their cousins!

Bluto, I am sorry to hear about your son. My son broke his arm three weeks ago and now he can't play JFL this year for RAM. He wrecked his motor scooter and had to have surgery to set the bone. His first break and right before football season! He is also out for the season. Hope your son heals very quickly!

Doesn't '76 have college players on the team now? Darby plays at Pikeville College, Tolliver at Transy and Rowe has signed to play with Asbury this fall. I remember years ago watching my brother, Donny, play at Central Park. We traveled all over supporting '76. It was a family outing every weekend. When my girls were playing in h.s., there were dejavu moments. I think they got their athleticism from their Uncle Donny. Paul Lewis does a tremendous job with these boys. His passion is contagious and he puts loads of energy and thought into these boys futures. He is deservedly respected in the baseball community.

Thoughts and prayers for strength and peace to the Hall family and friends.

My girls have attended many basketball camps at Transy and loved it. In fact they just returned from their second softball camp and said it was a true boot camp! They really enjoyed it. IMO, Transy puts on top notch camps.

Great season for the Mighty Musketeers. All of GC is very proud of you!

thoughts and prayers from Raceland Ram Land

come on GC! Hang in there. It's not over yet...

Very nice article. Good luck at MTSU Emily!

The girls had their pics taken yesterday at BC softball field. It hasn't been released to the papers just yet.

Congrats GC! Now go gettum' tomorrow night! Great write up in the Greenup News on GC today and a great pic of Aaron Rowe!

Hearing that GC didn't show up ready to play, but should bounce back and bring their A game to the field after a good night's rest. Good luck tomorrow GC!

Good Luck Greenup Co. We will be here rooting for you. http://www.dailyindependent.com is the link to the local daily newspaper.

I didn't attend the games, but I did hear that the Lady Rams defeated Huntington St. Joe. The Aries League has been very beneficial to the Lady Rams and also the area teams that partcipate in it. Most area schools have two teams (varsity and jv) participating. Great program by Trimble and staff for the entire 16th Region.

I agree with Ram. :thumb:

Congrats to the Lady Rams. Ashland played tough but the Lady Rams pulled away in the 4th inning. Congrats to Kylie Fannin and Chelsey Loperfido on a homerun each tonight! Good luck Friday night, ladies!

Good question. I spoke with a parent at 8:00 p.m. and the game before the GC was just in the 1st inning. GC's game was supposed to start at 7:30...

In today's Daily Independent, there is an article supporting seeding. What is your opinion and why?

Raceland mercied Rowan Co. in regular season, but didn't face Ashland. Regardless, neither team can be overlooked. The Lady Rams will stay focused on one game at a time.

one good thing is that some family members in for the holiday may get to see the girls play when they may otherwise not be able to.

MONDAY????,,,THAT'S TERRIBLE FOR THOSE OF US WHO HAVE PLANS WITH FAMILY...

It will be interesting to see how this pans out. Floyd may not even leave the program he has worked so hard to build.

The Lady Rams had a nervous first 2 innings. They were definitely playing with heavy hearts, but after began to play very well beginning in the 3rd. Great job ladies!

IMO, Clark would be excellent. He has already proven himself with the success of the volleyball team and has great plans for them for the summer and next season. However, with the success of in Louisville a few weeks ago and the tradition over the past few years, the program is catching the eye of many coaches around the state.