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Somerset Gym Refurbished
strongopenyon replied to Jumper_Dad's topic in KY Boys Basketball (High School)
My Dad played in this gym back in the 1940's. They did an outstanding job on the renovation. -
BGP QOTD: NERF Football or Whiffle Ball?
strongopenyon replied to Jumper_Dad's topic in BGP Break Room
Whiffle ball. Growing up in Cincinnati Reds Big Red Machine country, we played whiffle ball EVERY day in the summer. Left field was a short fence, but the two apple trees just on the other side of the fence kept a lot of balls in play. In right field, the roof of my friend’s house was a home run, but it took a mega shot to get there. Any breaks we took were filled with trading baseball cards. Great, great memories! -
I love my Costco membership.
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Congratulations to Henry Clay Coach Demetrius Gay who picks up his first win as head coach of the Blue Devils.. Henry Clay breaks a three season, 14 game losing streak
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Bryan Station 20 Henry Clay 10
strongopenyon replied to theguru's topic in KY Football (High School)
It has been a very long time for the Blue Devils. With just under 4 minutes left, it was looking very favorable for Henry Clay. Their defense then gave up a 3rd and 19 conversion and a long touchdown pass to go down by four. During the next series, Bryan Station scored on a pick six. 😞 Winning close football games is nearly as much a mental mind-set as a physical one. The Blue Devils need to learn how to win again. -
It sounds like the only thing Kentucky has on Indiana is a better, one class high school basketball tournament (Sweet Sixteen). I might better understand Indiana's decision to go to multiple classes after learning that Carmel High School has nearly 5000 students in grades 9-12. It doesn't quite seem fair that a small town high school with, say, 300 students in grades 9-12 would have to tackle that giant. Nonetheless, Kentucky's idea of crowning just one champion is the best. Many in Indiana wishes their tournament didn't go to multiple classes because the tournament has not been the same since the change.
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