DCRpanthers

Based on info that you have given, if you just simply transfer you would be ineligible because you have established an athletic record at the school you now attend.  To be eligible you must move out of one school district into another school district, but that would be impossible to go to the school in the county you live in now because you attend an out of county school.  Moving across the road or next door won't satisfy a bona fide change of address.  If you want to attend the school in your county, you could probably apply to TSSAA for a Hardship to get eligible.  I would assume that because you attend out of your county, a bus from the school you attend probably does not come by your house.  Transportation could possibly be a reason for a Hardship.

The Riverside coaches and players wanted to play, but Decatur County Director of Schools said no because of winter weather advisory beginning at 6:00.

TCA is a very good team. Hall had a great game. TCA's defense is very aggressive. As you refer to their defense as relentless, it is called FOULING. TCA shot in the double bonus both halves. Riverside shot ONE free throw in the first half. TCA hand checked, forearmed, and bumped dribblers all night long. Late in the 2nd qtr. after TCA being in the double bonus, 4 blown block/charge calls, and Riverside only shooting ONE free throw, their coach had enough and was Teed up. After this point, the fouls was pretty well even the rest of the night.

Tucker pulled a muscle during the first half and didn't play any of the second. Don't know if he will play against Lake Co. tomorrow or not but he is a key player in PCs success. We were up by 17 at one point in the first half, with Tucker this wouldn't have been a game.

Riverside pulled within 4 points by halftime and got within 4 points with about 2 minutes left in the game, but could get no closer. Riverside is like Perry County with their football players still rusty and not in basketball form yet. Both teams should improve as time goes by.