480vac

Any stats?

Looks like Columbia is coming on strong.

Hey smokey, the guy with the jacket was coacht.

What a fitting way for the most underrated player on probably the best team in AA, to end his tour of duty at GCHS. The last second shot was good from the split second it left his fingertips. Congratulations Tristen. and the rest of the cats.

They put 1.1 seconds on the clock.

Less than four hours till game time.. Last chance for predictions. I'm going with homecourt and the Bobcats 78-68.. I know it will be a good one.

This ought to be a very good game. I can't wait for the opening tipoff, to be able to see two very exciting teams. I believe homecourt advantage will be the key. I also want to say that Giles County is peaking at the right time, when someone has an off night, two to three other players pick up the slack. Lastly no matter what happens, I personnaly have enjoyed the ride and look forward to the drive to the Boro. You can't get excitement for this price anywhere. _____also I encourage all Giles County Fans to become a Plus Member.... $12 well spent...

You can't stop Wadale, you just hope you can contain him. I'll pick the Lions by 9.

I agree. The Tennessean is so hung up on the Titans, and the Predators, which I do support both, that they can't give any coverage to an teams outside of the Nashville area. Even the coversge of the Nashville is mediocre at best. I guess if and when mid state schools make it to the state they will be bandwagon juumpers themselves.Just to give an example,and this may sound trivial, but a list of the final boys stats was posted and it did not include any Giles county stats. I know that this may not seem like a big deal, but they had the information. Also, when the Lawrence County Girls won the state, virtually no coverage untill the championship game. Come on Tennessean, you have alot of patrons outside of Nashville . I was glad to see that I am not the only one who has noticed this. Thank goodness For COACHT. [Edited by 480vac on 3-10-03 10:08A]

I would have to agree with a couple of the other posts that Tristen Fletcher is the most underrated player in the state. He has a very smooth jumper, can shoot the three,and he is also an outstanding rebounder and defensive player. He is often overlooked. But several times this year when a play had to be made, he was there. Congratulations Tristen on the MVP and finally getting some well deserved recognition.

Well "flap lips who don't know jack". Did you say you go to Cow, oops I mean Goodpasture. Man y'all have had some great atheletes up there. Ron Mercer, Drew Maddux, that was a great team. Wait, didn't Giles County beat that team? I mean that was awhile ago though.

Where does he go to school?

Sorry if I mislead anyone. I just went down the list, his name was sixth. Thanks for the correction.

thanks anyway

For all doubters, or whatever. Look at this. PG 1 Louis Williams (South Gwinnett HS) Snellville, GA 6-1/165/33 Duke, Georgia, Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Tennessee SG 1 Martell Webster (Seattle Prep School) Seattle, WA 6-5/180/18 Oregon State, Utah, Washington PF 1 Tasmin Mitchell (Denham Springs HS) Denham Springs, LA 6-6/205/- PF 2 Richard Hendrix (Athens HS) Athens, AL 6-7/225/- Alabama, Auburn PF 3 Keith Brumbaugh (Deland HS) Deland, FL 6-8/190/24 Florida SF NR Tyler Smith (Giles County HS) Pulaski, TN 6-6/210/- C NR Theo Davis (Marian Academy) Etobicoke, ON 6-10/215/- Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisville, Michigan State, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio State, Syracuse, These are the top 7 sophomores in the nation, regardless of class, position, race, religion, or who their daddy is. This came off of www.bluechiphoops.com. Doubt the post then look for yourselves. [Edited by 480vac on 3-5-03 2:48P]