DZbettin

It's true that West and Greeneville both hung a conference loss on the Lady Patriots this season. However, after the Greeneville loss, Coach Potts took a look at his team and made some major changes. If you watched the Lady Patriots earlier in the season, they played a very slow type of offense and used a very conservitive, non agressive offense. It was especially evident in the Oak Ridge game when they led the top 10 lady wildcats before going into hiding in the second half. Now Jefferson County is using it's stregths to its advantage, namely speed, some good yet streaky shooting, and a couple of big post players in Ashley Huff and Katie Rickard. It has resulted in an 8 game winning streak with only one game being within single digits. Monday night they avenged a January 16th 64-55 loss to the Lady Trojans with a 55-32 run away. On the other side however, Greeneville has won 11 straight , including seven games against IMAC opponents. It will be an intruiging match-up between two of the hotter teams in East Tennessee. Coach Potts really has his girls playing up to their ablility at the right time of the year. If they can steer clear of the inconsistency that plauged them the last time these two teams met, I look for Jefferson County to win a close one. Maybe not as close as the boys match-up between these two teams on Tuesday night though.

First of all, maybe your coach doesn't have time to take part in such childish internet garbage. Second of all, stop referring to yourself in the third person because you are the "Wilson" kid and everyone on this site has it figured out by now so if you are going to say something, man-up and put your name behind it. The quote about having "school" spirit for teams that are winning really shows what type of people you really are. If you go down the road to Cherokee, they pack their Gym full of students even though thier girls basketball team hasn't won a game all season. Take a trip over to your big brother Jeff County and notice how they have supporters at golf, softball, cross country, any sport. Morristown West cheers on their 5 win basketball team whose coach has been stricken with cancer 3 times. So before you say you have "school spirit" get a clue as to what it is. Your team won two games last season. If you overestimate your talent that much then maybe you should just spend the summer working out and skip right to the MLB draft. You might as well. Its gonna be hard for you to get a real job when you can't even put a period between sentences, or use sentences like, "The sad part is your coach isn't on here defending his own team, shows how much respect he has for you guys." Lastly, Wes aka scbballfreak; Your fat --- should just give up the attempt to be an athlete. You can't play football, you can't play basketball, you can't play baseball. I doubt they would even let you try out for the putt-putt team because you couldn't see the ball for your belly sticking out. Lets face it. The rest of your life you will be forced to spend your time talking trash on internet chatrooms. Wilson, maybe you should just travel around the area to watch some quality talent if you believe your former teamates stink so bad. There are some good teams in the area this year, maybe they could all teach you a few things, especially about being a team player and not a whiney little kid. Maybe you could take a trip down to Farragut. I bet they wouldn't even let you pick the mud out of their cleats down their.

Where did you see Morristown East ranked second in East Tennessee? Whatever you saw that in, you should stop recognizing it right away lol

A #2 ranking for Maryville is lofty. They've lost to Rhea County, Farragut, and Alcoa - not to mention, blown out by a much smaller Jefferson County squad. Just because they ran all over Heritage and Sevier County doesn't mean they are #2. Heck, those two teams have combined for 6 wins. Not exactly a test for them.

Parker Clement added to his senior season accomplishments Thursday against Cherokee by going over the 1000 point mark for his career. The Jefferson County stand-out was 4 of 5 from behind the arc in the first half.. Both Jefferson County's boys and girls squads Clinched a first round bye for the upcoming AAA District 2 tournament with wins over the Chiefs.