redbaron515

He was fouled before the buzzer sounded. If they did add time to the clock...it would have been around .5 seconds.

Cant hit em all....

The tv broadcast isnt shown on the big screen. 2 different sets of cameras. Im hoping that UPN isnt that stupid, lol. I found the announcers to be completly useless though. One of the announcers at conclusion of the third quarter when Shelby got the tip in at the buzzer, kept yelling..."Whys he driving?! Whys he driving?! They need a three!!!" Then notices that it was the third quarter, and he answers himself. I found that humerous.

probably some 4 letter words that can not be repeated....

yea yea yea....keep it up VG...haha

he was running infront of the play, and I am guessin that the ballhandeler looked out of bounds from his standpoint. Not defending the guy...cause it was indeed an awful call

They have nothing to be ashamed of. They played an excellent ball game! Yes he did....

Final...Hamilton is AAA state champs.

7.7 left...Shelby down by 1, with the ball.

Shelby down by 2...53 seconds left Twilley hits a three! Down by 1, with 21 seconds left. Hamilton with the ball.

Yes, thats true. Ranked #8 by USA Today.

Stewart makes all three!!!! Tied at 71. We are in a second OT!!!!!!!!

Game isnt over....Stewart is fouled on a threepointer with no time left...He gets three free throws.

Hamilton up by 1...69-68. 19.2 left in OT. Shelbyville with the ball.

Hamilton down 1 with 1:44 left. 66-65

30-17, middle of 2nd quarter....

Here are the scores that I collected... Hendersonville 2 Hunters Lane 0 Hixson 12 Millington 0 Wilson Central 2 Bolton 0 Hendersonville 2 Cumberland Co 0 Lavergne 4 JP2 0 JP2 6 Cumberland Co. 3 When I left, Goodpasture was up on Hendersonville in the quarterfinals, 2-0. Riverdale was up on Hixson, 2-0.

I dont like where this thread is goin...lockin it.

Riverdale- 5 Hendersonville-1 Sycamore-7 Pope John Paul-2 Oakland-2 Hunters Lane-1

Final was 69-60....Hunters Lane had its chances to cut the lead to 5 at one point, but just couldnt convert the shots they needed. 3's werent dropping, and stopping Shelbyville's inside game just wasnt happening. #44 was having his way all night long down low, and #22(stewart I want to say it was) had a great shooting night. One stat I want to share....Shelbyville shot over 54% from the field...Hunters Lane shot 35%. Theirs your ball game. Warriors couldnt get anything to fall, while SHS were getting good shots inside, but were hitting the outside shots as well. I send my congrats to Shelbyville. There were clearly the better team tonight, and I wish them the best of luck against Raleigh-Egypt in the next round. To Hunters Lane...a great season! You should be proud of all your accomplishments this year. You left everything on the court tonight. Wish all of you guys the best in the future, especially to all the seniors leaving.

I made it through that paragraph...somehow.....but I got what he was sayin. I have faith in my Warriors, you dont have to worry about that, but you also have to state the fact...Shelbyville will be a tough matchup. Tough opening round draw. I am proud to say though that they can consider themselves one of the top teams in the state now...not just the midstate. That is a BIG accomplishment.

Wilson Central will be one of the contenders in 9-AAA this year. Bring back a good amount of people from last years team. Not sure about the rest of the pool.

Hunters Lane is no slouch on defense either. If you look at their schedule...theyve held the majority of their opponents to under 60 points, which is big accomplishment, and what helped them get to where they are today. I really think Hunters Lane is going to surprise alot of people in this game. They might not have the height, but they have the speed, stamina, and great shooting. If Shelbyville plans to advance...they will have to go through a well prepared Warrior team.

anything to back that comment up?

Have to go with my Warriors. Make Shelbyville play their uptempo game, and they have a great chance of moving on. All 5 starters have to have big games, including Crutcher and Henley.