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Dude, yall are in what Region 2??? That means assumin yall DO get to sub-state (which I wouldn't count on it) then more then likely, yall gonna be playin @ Tennessee High for sectionals...so put the thought of state to rest man...

You're right, region 2. Who's going to stop us from getting to sub-state though? No one besides Bearden maybe, in our district(and we can hang with them), and we could beat anyone else in District 3 besides maybe OR, and we beat them once. This team can be very good or mediocre. If the right team shows up, look for them to make it VERY far.

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Well, you all have already lost 3 region games, so Id say theres a host of teams that can stop yall...WB will not go that far this year...2nd round of the region maybe...Oak Ridge, Heritage, Farragut, and Bearden are all capable of beating you...

How is Heritage capable of beating us? Where did you get that? Two of those losses were to top 5 teams. We would beat Farragut if we play them again.

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Are you serious? They have a good chance of upsetting Bearden, they will demolish Heritage, and Alcoa has no prayer.

 

Whoa, tell me how we "don't have a prayer"? You caught us playing our worst game of the year, and still only beat us by 7. The other games I've seen you play, you guys didn't impress me. I'm not saying we'll win, but ya'll are not going to dominate us. If we keep playing like we've been playing since the A-E loss, then I see Alcoa taking the game.

 

BTW, maybe WB would get some respect if they didn't have 7-8 losses, or however many you have, and if people actually knew who they were. They've been to what ZERO state tournaments????

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