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teamplay

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  1. Everybody has to stand for something or they'll fall for anything--but your story has just some truth according to my sources.
  2. Tried to in TcWc thread post # 10 Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post Understand emotions get high but you have to keep your composure...classless move by the WC fans and coach. Yo Walter, I'm sure you do understand the emotions of the game, but first were you there at the game to see or hear any of the exchange between any of the said people. Second, when a coach of an opposing team tells an opposing team Coach that his player is a punk cause he wouldnt shake hands=not cool. Maybe the losing player was caught up in the emotion and could have made a choice to shake hands--but a punk?? Seems like it could have been a classless move by the winning coach ,especially when he did not tell the WC coach what the player said when the coach inquired why the TC coach was calling his player a punk. Probably were several wrongs in this little fray but to to say it was one-sided and classless leads one to think that you ,,,Yo Walter don' t all the info that is needed to make rational post
  3. That's a start- it didn't involve Coach Woods' "kid"
  4. Appreciate it! But sometime somewhere you and others will realize the truth concerning the end of TC and Wc game and whe n you do I sincerely hope that you will try to set the record straight on Bluegrass. Thanks!
  5. Sorry I meant to post it under Wireman's attempt at "humor" #4 post? Thanks for the compliments! But we understand a pat on the back is 6 inches from a kick in the rear--we tried to play with class we always do.
  6. folks (esp. PP92, Wireman,BlackandGold and Bc23) there is just no way to convince you all of the facts of this incident from last night's Tc game. i'm sure one of the several Bluegrass posts has some facts to it, but like I said yesterday to PP92--Bluegrass Preps is mostly opinions or wishful thinking with a few scattered facts in there. Hard to understand the thought processes of some of our fellow 12th region fanbases, unless their spewing of misinformation and out and out liies are intended to try to ground the Cardinals from their mission. Anyway " Stay the Course" Cardinals and try not to argue with idiots cause people passing by can't tell the difference.
  7. They surely aren't slow and can't play defense?! Wolfe sure can jump esp. when he is healthy. But Clay is a solid team that is well coached..Probably have to be the "Kings" to beat them at home. I'Ve seen them several times the last few years and they continue to impress me for what they are. Super glad they beat a 12th Region team in a scrimmage.........plenty more to say but ......Where was this played?..Just wanted to know so someone can get the icing for the cupcakes for the road
  8. Surely there's more to report about this game than just that SSF. I certainly hoped that MC would show better than this but doubted they would given their "togetherness" exhibited down thru the years. Maybe they'll get it right sometime.
  9. Wayne took 37 threes against McCreary Cent. Lived and died by three. MC stayed out of foul trouble and WC chose to shoot outside.Good game plan Rob.Have to wait and see if tomorrow note the Cards chose to play the same style.:dancingpa
  10. William Shearer, who was honored last night was the brother of Jeffery Shearer who helped Wayne reach the finals of the State in 1989.

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