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Well said EagleClaw.

Congratulations to the Summertown Eagles. I have never seen more HEART in a team all year. You make the county/district/region very proud. NOW LETS GET THIS PARTY STARTED!!!!!!

The blind-draw is scheduled for Saturday morning.

The biggest reason this game was played in MP and not L"burg was "home court advantage". THe summertown boys have been playing basketball in Mt. Pleasant's gym for years including this years district tourney. They have NEVER played in Lawrenceburg. What is the point of winning the Region if you still have to play in a gym that is unfamiliar?

Will there be tickets for sale at the gate?

Just heard from Mt. Pleasant, it is official. Game to be held in Mt. Pleasant. I believe that tickets will go on sale Monday morning. PS. How does a 5'9 point guard from Summertown get tip off against 6'5+ players, not just once but NUMEROUS times?

Congratulations to both Summertown and Culleoka. IT was quickness and offense VS size and defense. It could have easily went either way. I will admit though that after all the hype about Culleoka's defense I was surprised to see that Summertown's defense was the biggest reason for the win.

Go to www.jim314.com for all the bracket info. GREAT SITE!!!!!!!!!!!

Box Scores from last night. Summertown 59, Culleoka 50 Summertown 6 22 12 19 Culleoka 7 8 19 16 Summertown: Frank Campbell 15, Logan Harville 15, Bubba Clifton 13, Wes Long 12, Eli Matthews 4 Culleoka: Chad Stephens 26, Riley Walton 7, Antwane Beech 6, Ryan Pilkinton 5, James Upshaw 3, Cj Holt 2, Shawn Beech 1 3 point goals: Summertown: Wes Long 2: Culleoka Stephens 3, Pilkinton 1, Upshaw 1, Walton 1

im nor c'wood or S'town......Both Long and Thompson are great players, but (and im probally the odd man out) but my MVP would have been Logan Harville.

Wes Long is a pure shooter, mostly threes. Not really a re-bounder, or defensive player. He could use his size more on the inside, doesnt follow his shot. Great kid though.

My 2 cents........The team that plays like a TEAM will most of the time WIN over a team that depends on 1 player to carry them. Prime example: Summertown, the beginning of the season they played like a well oiled machine. The assists were unreal. Most of the starters were scoring double digits and the other guys were getting on the board in single digits. They were passing and looking for the open man and it didnt matter who that was. They were getting the OPEN shots and not forcing much of anything. The second half of this season they are looking more and more like Wayne County. THeir new rule GET IT TO WES LONG AT ALL COSTS, and that cost is HIGH. He is scoring 25+points a game, but his shots are forced and sometimes he is shooting over double defenders, and less than half his shots are falling. Summertown as a team is a force to be reckoned with, too bad thats not how they are playing. Every team has their "golden child", you build AROUND that player and not ON that player.

Summertown is averaging 86.7 points a game. To me thats a pretty sound offense. Not to mention that normally 5 players are putting up double digits, and most games ALL 12 players are getting on the board. Summertown is allowing an average of 61 pts.

I will say that Collinwood may keep it close the 1st quater, they may even be ahead by the half. But unless they have "cross country" distance runners or have 15 kids that can play, summertown will pull it out in the second half. Collinwood just wont be able to keep up with Summertown's pace. Summertown +9

Summertown has broken that elusive 100pt mark twice this season. 102 against Moore County on Novmeber 21, 101 against Loretto on November 25. Seems like it will take a very strong defense to stop these kids from scoring. Most of these boys are scoring double digits IN THE SAME GAME. Truly a team effort. Impressive.

I would love to have both Rice and Clifton on my team. That would be 1 unstoppable DUO.

saw Summertown's point guard with a walking cast on. .......Any news?

I AGREE. It will be a great season to watch unfold.

Its just one man's opinion, and yes i actually think that they are that good this year. I seached many different "rankings and showcase" websites combined with personally seeing these kids play. The list will no doubt change as the season starts. So lets call this my pre-season guess-timate.

I have spent the past 24 hours researching 12A, and here are my top ten. 1. Wes Long 2. Tyler Rice 3. Bubba Clifton 4. Tyler Thompson 5. Logan Harville 6. Drey Mercer 7. Jacob Gobble 8. Frank Campbell 9.Tyler Dickson 10. Bo Mathis

i got a chance to see Summertown's new PG in action this past weekend also, (havent really got a chance to see him since middle school). He has to be included in the top 5. If you havent seen this kid play yet, dont count him out.

Your kidding right? I would agree with #1, #3, and #7. How can you place all the guards from Collinwood in front of #7. #6 shouldnt be on the list at all YET. He played this weekend and i got a chance to see him. He is tall, but he has alot of work ahead of him.

every1 keeps saying that Peavahouse scored 50 against Stown this summer, but Summertown still won.

Both teams looked good during the summer and both teams had players that had very good showings at certain rankings and review showcases. I think i will place my bet on Summertown. With the transfer of 6'5 sophomore, the 3point shots of Long, and the ball handling of Clifton, they will be hard to beat.

Summertown has new 6'5 transfer. Something they have always lacked was a little height. Watch out for the boys in blue!!!!