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  1. In no way am I taking up for Pete. He was raised up in a different generation. My parents were his age born in 1941. They got married at 16 and stayed together till my mom passed at 58. Pete was and never will be the sharpest tool in the shed. To accomplish what he did would be very unlikely this day and time. As for gambling, look at the world we live in. Of all the major sports I would guess that baseball is becoming more entwined with gambling as any of them. I grew up with the Big Red Machine, so I'm invested with the Reds for the rest of my life. I would say there were a lot of things with that team no one knows about. Reason being is the media is a thousand more times involved with every aspect of an athletes life than ever before. Unfortunately with the world we live in. Doesn't seem to be many folks saying, "Well, that's their business. So I'll just stay out of it..."
  2. Just another case of the owners boy being full of himself. Never experiencing real life as a normal person. I grew up with the Big Red Machine so I'm invested for life. With that said, no excuse for saying that. Love going to the ballpark and will always root for the Reds.
  3. Les, does Knox Central travel to Clark County in February as well?
  4. This team is a much better road team than at home. Makes one wonder what's going on night before the game.
  5. I think what NASCAR is doing is brilliant. Darlingtom is a track that will provide a lot of drama. Not to mention they're showing up to race with no track time! There is a reason its called the "Track to Tough to Tame"
  6. Didn't see that ending happening. Set up for a season 4 which I hope happens sooner than later.
  7. Last year they started using spacers at all the tracks to limit horsepower. Along with the new aero package it was to create more competition. (Or one might say closer pack racing) Greatly improved the racing at the mile and a half track but hurt the short tracks. They have went back to the old aero package for the short tracks. Should help.
  8. Thankful for good news. That second hit...man, how could one not think the worst.
  9. First time I went to Daytona was 1983, Cale Yarborough broke 200 mph for the first time in qualifying but on his 2nd lap lost control and flipped the car to nullify his time. A good race back then was if there were 5 or 6 cars close and on the lead lap. That was great! Yesterday I believed they only had 6 cars at the finish. Speedweeks 2020! Let's Go Racing!! Oh! Cale won the 83 Daytona 500 in a backup car.
  10. No better time than the present. There is not a bad seat in the place. Get your tickets!!
  11. With the new rules package. I'm looking forward to the race next month. Always a great weekend because about 10 of us have two camping spots and arrive on Wednesday. The racing is a bonus!
  12. 1. Knox Central 1. John Hardin 1. Owensboro 1. Trinity 1. Scott County 1. Butler 1.Madisonville 1. Warren Central 2. Knox Central 2. Trinity 2. Scott County 2. Warren Central 3. Trinity 3. Scott County 5. Scott County TB- 138
  13. Don't count out Knox Central.

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