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I think Moore County has a very strong team this year and certainly have an opportunity to win District.....However, as mentioned above, Forrest and Cascade may have something to say about that. I think you would be better off to say Moore County is predicted to win the District this year, but I don't believe they will go undefeated and it will not be easy........ Lots of basketball to play and certainly no team is a sure thing!! Play hard and without injury.....and I love my Lady Rockets, who continue to get stronger!!! Go Lady Rockets!!!!

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They look real good this year.. They have breezed past everyone except cornersville.. And are predicted to be undefeated in district play..Any opinions

 

We'll see how good they are in a couple of weeks when they come to Jackson County to play in the Mid South Classic. They open with Shelbyville, should they win that game it should set up a rematch of the state championship against Jackson County. Win or lose you'll know alot more about what kind of team they have as there are no cupcakes up here :popcorneater:

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Shelbyville girls look terrible this year..I went to the shelbyville-White co. game and both teams didnt look so great..Now jackson county game should be a tight one..Its going to come down to the end of that one

 

Jackson County has the #1 freshman in the state in Jaycee Coe. Her dad was a McDonalds All American and her mom played college ball as well. She is the real deal dropped 29 against Upperman the other night! Look out people JC is loaded again and not a senior on the roster!!! And before anyone says anything they are all home grown, just like the girls from our 4 in a row AA State Championship teams. I won't say it but this team is looking good! We will know alot more about this team this time next week as we will have played AT Upperman At Clarkrange and AT Livingston Academy back to back to back! Now that my friends is a tough schedule!!! :popcorneater:

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Using your logic

 

Cascade only beat Richland by 7..and trailed much of the game, once by double digits I believe..

 

Moore County beat Richland by 29...

 

I say Moore County easily defeats Cascade

 

Figures lie and liers figure, whatever that means. My theory is as good as anyones.

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