YankeeFan22

What are everyone's thoughts?! I know Powell has one of the best pitchers in the region, Corey Brewer, not to mention one of the best hitters, hitting somewhere around .400 last season. Could end up the best in the 14th (all-around)IMO. Powell also has Benningfield who has a rocket for an arm. Watch out for Powell, could be a repeat.

Yah, these two are tough, there is also a few good arms in Estill along with Couch in Perry.

Its kinda hard to compare Jasper and Meeks because they are two TOTALLY different types of players. meeks is the more of the shooter and athletic player and Jasper is more of the guy that will make and create a play. I personally like both of the players and can turn into solid teammates...

:thumb: Jasper creates for Meeks to knock down the jumper. Jasper will become a complete player once he makes defenders respect his shot and when that day comes watch out.

Are you talking about at the High School level?

Meeks is playing well, these freshmen are coming around :ylsuper: . I still feel that Jasper is doing a good job on the point.

Yes Jasper is still doing a wonderful job, its just that another freshman has stepped up and is playing ball like Jasper has been doing for a while.:thumb:

And who would you suggest?

Well, off the top of my head no one, but I'm sure there is someone. My problem is the Reds have had this great hitting team for 3 or 4 years now and they haven't been getting any close to making the playoffs till this year when they gained in pitching and lost some hitting (Kearns). You can't make the playoffs when you score 10 runs and game but give up 11 runs a game, so lets try scoring 4 or 5 runs a game and giving up 2 or 3 that might work. IMO

How long were the starters left in? I am hoping that the coach took his starters out by the end of the 1st quater and they didn't see the court any more.

Anyone can win on any given night

I agree with that.

Do it, the Reds can find other batter that hit home runs 1/3rd of the time and strikes out 2/3rds of time, but it might be hard to get their hands on another pitcher like Penny.

We do play during Spring Break in a tournament every year. I honestly like it alot better than sitting around the house during Spring Break. It's fun head out to the field early, mess around take a few rounds of BP get alittle fielding in then jump on the bus and head to where ever we are going to play that game. I wish everyday was like that.:thumb:

I've got it sitting on top of the T.V. still wrapped up, so I guess I need to open it up and watch it.

Jodie Meeks has been playing some good ball the past few games. In the beginning Jasper was the freshman that was playing the best, but right now I would have to say Meeks is the top freshman. IMO.

Come Region time the Dawgs might be the team to watch out for instead of JBS or the Bobcats.

I dont understand how S.I. can have teams like Bama, South Flordia and Clemson (on the Honorable Mention list) about UK. To me is seems that they will do better than last year.

After watching it again on DVR should have been 2.4 or 2.5 on the clock. Also the timekeeper was a little slow starting it on the Duke inbound with 4.4.

Yah, that is how I went back and looked at it. DVR is great.:thumb:

How can the clock go from 1.8 to 4.4?

 

Maybe 1 or possible 2 seconds.

I was thinking the same thing. The scorekeeper didn't start the clock right when Clemson's Hamliton caught it before shooting. If you look at in slow-motion the clock didn't start until the ball was going down to the basket. Then when it cleared the basket there was 4.4 which means the clock is spose to stop. The first time he didn't stop it and let it go down to 1.8. The refs were right in this call it was the clock keeper with the slow finger. I say about 3.5 seconds or less should've been on the clock which as we see would have mattered.

In a 5 point victory...... FOR Haye's rockets, so hmmm, wonder if he might've made a difference in the game late,... only 18 minutes of play....

Yeah, he took a nice charge there at the end when the Spurs started coming back.

It's always a struggle. I've been there and done that!! All I can say is if you want a good parking place and a seat, you'd better get there early. The gym seats about 1200....and that's packing them in there. In the '99 championship game between Owsley and Wolfe you couldn't have wedged another person in the Palace with a shoe horn.

I vagually remember that cause I was young but I do remember and it was jammed packed in there.

Who will be some of the top teams this year?

In the state or in a certain region?

Which high school hosts the tournament at Kearny Hills?

Instead of saying 23 days till the 15th what about 7 days till Feb. Then it might feel like it gets here quicker.

I think the next to get arrested will be just about the whole team. Henry and McNeal will have a party, all the Bengals will show up including Marvin, all 4 Johnson's, Palmer, the G.M. (I dont know his name), and there will be illegal stuff there that leads to the arrest for all of them. IMO.

This is some great stuff Strike3. Thanks for all the input.

I have to take the Pirates in this one. Estill is a hard place to play and the Pirates seemed to handle themselves pretty well there in their last meeting. You have to watch Estill though, they're very dangerous when Berryman and Christopher are hitting. I'll take Powell by 10, given that the game is in Stanton.

( 68-58 )

I agree, maybe alittle closer. With the game in Stanton it will be hard for Estill to come out on top.

I love these questions.

 

I don't know the answer to the question, but there's gotta be some serious muscle behind that shot.

This is the answer the shooter must have some muscle.

^ He is 6'4"

I know this, I would say the average SG size in the NBA is 6'6"