basketballfan42

That #1 ranked girl in the state from Unicoi County is Amber Campbell. She is the best in the state, but she chose not to attend the state tournament so she could attend graduation ceremonies with her friends. It was a shame that the administration didn't have enough sense to schedule around the Spring Fling.

I'm not really familiar with AAU basketball, so maybe someone could help me here. I live in Northeast Tennessee, and I will turn 16 in a couple of weeks. I haven't ever heard about any AAU teams from around here. Just out of curiosity's sake, are there any teams based anywhere near Northeast Tennessee?

The score was 3-1. Unicoi graduated 8 starting seniors last year, so obviously that is tough on a team, no matter what kind of streak they had going. Look for Unicoi to start a new streak next year as they will return every pitcher in the rotation!

It's ridiculous to suggest that the only good hard throwing pitchers are in AAA. Your classification has nothing to do with how good you are, only how big your school is. Now if you think logically there may be more good pitchers in AAA than there is in AA or A, but that is because there are more kids who go to those schools. If you compare 1500 students to 500 students, it only makes since to have a few more talented players out of the 1500 than out of the 500. That's the only difference. Right of the top of my head, two guys who break 90, not to mention really know how to pitch, in the AA Watauga Conference are John Broyles, Unicoi County, and Brandon Summey from Sullivan North.

Can someone tell me who was named to the All Watauga Conference Team? I never did see a list.

Does playing high school baseball make it impossible for a player to get really involved in AAU Basketball too?

The Blue Devils of Unicoi County will once again run away with the Watauga title!

Ryan Corn is a sophomore at Unicoi County. He's a great shooter. When he gets hot, he can't miss.

If elizabethton would beat Unicoi, why didn't they do it the first time the two teams played. Unicoi will prove themselves again when the next meeting comes around on the 20th.

Don't worry about the Cyclones. Unicoi County will put them in their place again this year.

This sportsmom lady sounds like an angry person. Watching a high school girls basketball game is about like watching paint dry. I don't say this as an insult. I have many friends and relatives who play and I wish them the best, but it is the truth. The boys team can not just leave their locker room to cheer for the girls team. They have to prepare themselves for their own game. You are making some unfair accusations.

I am really speaking more of Northeast Tennessee. I wasn't clear the first time.

I understand that Gomab is doing his best to complete a very difficult task, but there are absolutely no players on his list from east Tennessee! I agree with the others that Chucky Lindholm should definitely be considered along with many other talented sophomores from this side of the state that haven't even been mentioned yet. I can guarantee you that there are not 100 players from middle and west Tennessee that are better than every player from east Tennessee. Think about it. The obvious bias for that side of the state doesn't reconcile the lack of respect for east Tennessee!

I can't believe that anyone in this state could be much better than Sade Buley. Although, this junior class is loaded with talent. All the players mentioned are fantastic. This junior class is blessed with talent on the national level as well. I hope Pat can get 6 or 7 of them signed and ready to get 4 more National Championships. Sade Wiley-Gatewood has already signed. Sade Buley, if you're out there, everybody in Knoxville and Tennessee would love to see playing for the Lady Vols.

Unicoi County beat Hampton 48-31.