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Mine too.

I don't remember seeing one.

Was this margin of victory to be expected?

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Very good question tha needs to be answered. The kids should always come first. As far as the game goes, I'll take Scott by 8.

I agree 100%:thumb:

MC by 2 in OT

Never know, when you make it to Rupp anything can happen. If what your saying is true I guess they could beat Scott high by 35+.:sssh:

:thumb: Exactly, way to early for this thread. Alot of b-ball to be played.

One of the 4 teams mentioned above? If not how many times in the sweet sixteen does the clear cut favorite win the big trophy. I have seen teams with talent like them get beat before.

Corbin 74-59

Holmes

Didn't the NCAA being played at Rupp have something to do with this?

Bell co. 68-54

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Nice post, love to learn something new.

Just maybe he will reply to your post. Seems he likes to pick and choose his arguments.

They had a good run in the mid 80's, went to a few b-ball camps with them.What school did they merge with?

Good answer, did not see the paper. Just going on what I know.

What about the guys from M.C. Napier? Baker was the name of one of them, from the mid 80's. Great guys, good ball-players.

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I don't think that is a fair assumption of Mr. Hill. He is a class kid with a bright future.

HHS by 6

That's usually what happens. The players are the ones who are learning disipline.

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