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I would guess that he never made 250 or more three's. That is what it takes to make the list.

You are always good for a laugh Dale:thumb: I love reading most of your post's.

Most Three Point Field Goals Made - Career (Min. 250) # Player (School) Years 407 Ty Rogers (Lyon Co.) 1999-04 398 Ryan Cochran (St. Mary) 1998-02 328 Ronny Dawn (Newport Central Catholic) 1997-01 311 Chris Harrison (Tollesboro) 1987-91 301 Charley Broughton (Apollo) 1988-91 290 Robert Pendleton (Webster Co.) 1998-2002 288 Dontaie Smith (North Hardin) 1994-98 281 Michael Hall (South Floyd) 1999-03 278 Mitchell McClure (Calloway Co.) 1999-03 277 Brett Meredith (Edmonson Co.) 1999-03 262 Brandon Stockton (Glasgow) 1999-02 258 Donnie Criswell (Monticello) 1988-91 254 Kenneth Woods (Oneida Baptist) 1998-02 252 Patrick Sparks (Muhlenberg North) 1998-01 Jonathan Ferguson has scored 3220 to be at number eleven on All time scoring list. I saw where he now has 278+ career three's to make the All time three point list at number nine. He also should move up on both before his career is finished Congrat's Jonathan! Will sure miss watching you buddy.

I agree. Elliott seems to have lost the their edge somewhat. The first ten or twelve games it was just wham bam thank you mam crisp passing with everybody making the extra pass for the most part and the defense was just out of this world. Last night I thought they got it back in the second half and looked good for the remainder of the game. Hopefully they will stay on track and take care of business. They are a very good team when they play to their potential. Hope you guys go all the way:dancingpa

He was Hon. Ment as a soph! 2nd Team last year as Jr!!

Congratulation's Jonathan! No problem Dale. Anyone who has worked as an accountant can relate. It is very easy to get numbers messed up, even if you had all the papers on hand and looking at them.:thumb:

Yes

Zack is Metz first name isn't it. Not sure about Maze

Nice article

Elliott by ten.

EC by a few:banana:

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Congrats SV.

He seemed disturbed at some of or someone on his team last night I thought.

Allright! A poll nearly everyone so far, agree's with. Especially since it has Elliott # 5. If they were any higher though it would be no good, they don't figure it right, their system has flaw's in it, it's terrible , and don't mean anything.

A genuine classic.:dancingpa

I thought the West guard's were pretty tough also. If the Elliott guards does not rattle your team's guards then they would have to be considered very solid.

Rex definately is in the running for helpside defender of the year.:lol:

:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh: Die hard Elliott fan are we?

A little off topic, but I agree. MC PaPa has always been first class when posting or enforcing the rule's. I heard Mr. Joe B. Hall said Elliott was his "all time favorite high school team". If that is true, Elliott couldn't recieve a better compliment than that.

I wouldn't.:eek:

I would have to go with West's point guard after Faulkner.

Guy's it doesn't really matter what anyone thinks. Everyone is going to fend for their own team. IMO the top teams( and I also have watched them all) are close enough to whichever team is having a subpar shooting night the other will win, or whoever gets the most lucky bounces, or benefit of doubt on close calls etc.

C.M Elliott gets outrebounded a lot of games because they are almost always the smaller team. They do however win most of the games they get outrebounded in. From what I was told(by one of the stat-keepers) their worst problem was a cold shooting first half. He said they shot right at their normal FG% in second half and outscored AC by 16 counting the OT.

NO ONE is invincible or indispensable. ANY ONE can be beaten by the worst team in the league on certain night's. I never count my chickens until they hatch.