Here are the results in the Boys' Basketball Regionals from yesterday:
1st Region Quarter-Finals (at Murray State U.):
Carlisle Co. 67, Ballard Mem. 59
Calloway Co. 61, St. Mary 46
2d Region Quarter-Finals (at Union Co.):
(8) Hopkinsville 77, Caldwell Co. 60
Trigg Co. 67, University Heights 55
16th Region Quarter-Finals (at Morehead State U.):
Elliott Co. 69, Boyd Co. 56
Rowan Co. 53, Greenup Co. 43
Lots of action on tap tonight, including a huge match-up in the Seventh Region, as we race to pick the Sweet 16:
1st Region Quarter-Finals (at Murray State U.):
Graves Co. (18-11) v. Fulton City (8-18)
Paducah Tilghman (21-6) v. Murray (21-9)
2d Region Quarter-Finals (at Union Co.):
(2) Henderson Co. (26-3) v. Crittenden Co. (16-11)
Madisonville-N. Hopkins (11-15) v. Webster Co. (24-6)
3d Region Semi-Finals (at Owensboro Sportscenter):
Muhlenberg Co. (16-13) v. (7) Owensboro (25-4)
Meade Co. (16-10) v. Owensboro Apollo (18-12)
4th Region Semi-Finals (at W. Kentucky U.)
Barren Co. (22-8) v. Bowling Green (26-5)
Warren Cent. (22-8) v. Monroe Co. (28-3)
5th Region Semi-Finals (at Green Co.):
Elizabethtown (18-9) v. Bardstown (20-10)
(4) Taylor Co. (26-4) v. N. Hardin (24-8)
7th Region Semi-Finals (at Lou. Valley):
(1) Lou. Ballard (29-2) v. (5) Lou. Trinity (24-5)
Lou. Waggener (17-11) v. Lou. Manual (24-5)
8th Region Semi-Finals (at Henry Co.):
Grant Co. (16-14) v. Oldham Co. (26-4)
Owen Co. (26-5) v. Shelbyville Collins (24-8)
9th Region Semi-Finals (at Bank of Kentucky Center):
(9) Cov. Catholic (27-5) v. St. Henry (20-12)
Dixie Heights (23-7) v. Cov. Holmes (22-8)
10th Region Semi-Finals (at Mason Co.):
Campbell Co. (23-9) v. Pendleton Co. (15-16)
Harrison Co. (16-14) v. Scott (17-13)
11th Region Semi-Finals (at E. Kentucky U.):
Lex. Bryan Station (21-7) v. Lex. Lafayette (21-11)
Lex. Henry Clay (21-10) v. Lex. Catholic (22-8)
12th Region Semi-Finals (at Lincoln Co.):
Wayne Co. (23-5) v. Boyle Co. (24-6)
Mercer Co. (23-8) v. Lincoln Co. (24-5)
13th Region Final (at Corbin):
Williamsburg (24-4) v. Clay Co. (24-6)
14th Region Semi-Finals (at Powell Co.):
Powell Co. (14-16) v. Perry Co. Cent. (22-10)
(3) Knott Co. Cent. (28-2) v. Estill Co. (19-9)
15th Region Semi-Finals (at E. Kentucky Expo Center):
Sheldon Clark (23-5) v. Lawrence Co. (18-12)
Johnson Cent. (21-9) v. Pike Co. Cent. (17-13)
16th Region Quarter-Finals (at Morehead State U.):
Morgan Co. (20-5) v. Ashland Blazer (5-26)
Raceland (19-10) v. Fleming Co. (12-17)
Trinity and Ballard have not played each other this year. In 2013, Ballard beat Trinity 57-46 in the Seventh Region Final. Last year, Trinity beat Ballard 59-58 in the Seventh Region Final.
ReplyDeleteFor once, we finally get to see (and hear) a Seventh Region game. The C-J is streaming the Ballard/Trinity game.
ReplyDeleteThis is excellent. Did Jason Frakes do the commentary?
DeleteIt's a battle of man and machine in this game. The human voters picked Ballard as the best team in the Commonwealth. But the Litkenhous ratings have Trinity on top.
ReplyDeleteAfter 1 quarter: Trinity 17, Ballard 15
ReplyDeleteBallard is on a run. Ballard leads 24-19 with 4:18 left before halftime. Trinity calls time.
ReplyDeleteGreat -- the feed from Valley High has frozen. With about 2 minutes left in the half, Ballard was up 27-21.
ReplyDeleteGive the newspaper a break!
DeleteThe feed is back. Late in the second quarter, Ballard leads 30-25.
ReplyDeleteBallard hits a shot at the buzzer to take a 32-25 lead into the locker rooms at halftime.
ReplyDeleteBallard last won the state title in 1999. Since then they have been ranked in the top 10 almost every year. They have been to the state title game on four different occasions: 2003, 2007, 2010, and 2013. They lost all four times. Can this finally be the year they get over the top?
ReplyDeleteNot surprisingly, Trinity has come storming back. We're all tied at 38 with 3 minutes to go in the third.
ReplyDeleteFor the second quarter in a row, Ballard scores at the buzzer. With 8 minutes left, Ballard leads Trinity 44 to 41.
ReplyDeleteThe Valley High gym is packed for this game, which could be the most important game of the year in the Commonwealth.
ReplyDelete6:10 left: Ballard 48, Trinity 43. Ballard playing staunch defense right now.
ReplyDeleteBallard is led by Anthony Eaves, the son of old Ballard (and U of L) hero Jerry Eaves. The younger Eaves has 16 points, and Ballard leads 50-43.
ReplyDeleteEaves now has 19 points. His three-pointer puts Trinity up 53-43.
ReplyDeleteBut Trinity scores five points in a row to make it Ballard 53, Trinity 48 with about 4 minutes to go.
ReplyDeleteNow Ballard's pouring it on: the Bruins lead 61-49 with less than two minutes to play.
ReplyDeleteSo far, Ballard has outscored Trinity 19-8 in the fourth quarter. Ballard leads 63-49 with 1:25 left.
ReplyDeleteWith 21.6 seconds left, Ballard leads 67-54. Trinity will join Newport Central Catholic and Mason County as teams from the AP Top 10 who won't be going to Rupp Arena.
ReplyDeleteFinal: Ballard 67, Trinity 54. I never did trust the Litkenhaus ratings.
ReplyDeleteThe next big game will be Williamsburg v. Clay County for the 13th region final. Tip-off is at 6:30 C.D.T.
ReplyDeleteWe're listening to this game on the Steve Black show, which you can find at Blogtalkradio.com. They just played the National Anthem.
ReplyDeleteGreat find!
DeleteSteve Black tells us that he is the P.A. announcer for Knox Central.
ReplyDelete"Crime rates will go up tonight in Manchester," says Steve Black, because everyone is at the game.
ReplyDeleteClay County is going for its third regional title in a row. But Williamsburg is trying to play for the state championship in basketball, as it did in football.
To me it seems relevant to note that Williamsburg hasn't been to the state basketball tournament since 1946.
ReplyDelete"They talk about not having a big-game atmosphere in the Arena {in Corbin}!" says Steve Black. "Well there's a big-game atmosphere here tonight!"
ReplyDeleteIn the 10th region, Campbell County beats Pendleton County 81-67.
ReplyDeleteAt the half in the Second Region, Henderson County leads Crittenden County 37-17.
ReplyDeleteIn the 14th Region, Perry County Central beat Powell County 63-47.
ReplyDeleteW'burg leads Clay Co. 5-2 with 5:10 left in the first quarter.
ReplyDeleteSteve Black has sponsors for different types of shots. So a three-pointer is a "Real American" Three. There's also a term for shots in the lane, and another term for free throws. So you get comments like this:
ReplyDelete"Trey Farmer for a Real American Three! BOTTOM!!! Now here come the Jackets. Into the Big Game Lane! Shot no good!"
"Is that a REAL AMERICAN THREE! IT SURE IS!!" Williamsburg leads 11-8 with less than 2 minutes to go in the first. "Great action so far, folks!"
ReplyDeleteFor the record, I think Steve Black is pretty good -- he has a nice, energetic style. And he tells you the time and score, which a surprising number of announcers forget to do. I don't even blame him for getting sponsors; without the sponsors I couldn't listen to the game.
ReplyDeleteHear, hear.
DeleteWilliamsburg leads 11-10 late in the first quarter.
ReplyDeleteAfter one quarter, Eric's guys from Waggener lead Manual 12-9 in the Seventh Region. Winner to meet Ballard.
ReplyDeleteGO, WAGGENER!
DeleteAfter one quarter in the 13th region final, Williamsburg leads Clay County 13-10.
ReplyDeleteFor the record, we are listening to the Steve Black Show Podcast.
ReplyDelete15th Region semi-finals: Lawrence County beats Sheldon Clark 66 to 65.
ReplyDeleteJoshua Ball tweets that Sheldon Clark had a 10-point lead with 1:09 left.
DeleteWilliamsburg scores 5 quick points to take an 18-10 lead with 6:35 left in the 2d quarter. (A Real American Three and a Big Game Lane layup.) Clay County calls time.
ReplyDeleteSteve Black tells us that Clay County has been in these situations before, and they will not get rattled. I bet he's right about that.
ReplyDeleteIn the 11th Region, Lex. Bryan Station beats Lex. Lafayette 65-48. Bryan Station reaches the Regional Final for the first time since 2008.
ReplyDeleteIn the Seventh Region, Eric's guys from Waggener lead Manual 24-23 at the half.
ReplyDeleteIn the Ninth Region, Cov. Cath pounds St. Henry 72-53.
ReplyDeleteAt the buzzer, Williamsburg scores to take a 25-17 lead. "We've played 16 minutes! We've got 16 minutes to go!"
ReplyDelete16th Region Quarters: Morgan County beats Ashland 54-47.
ReplyDeleteIn the 12th Region, Boyle County beat Wayne County 63-56. I once lost to Boyle County on KET's Scholastic Challenge, so my sympathies are with Wayne County.
ReplyDeleteIn the 5th Region, Bardstown beat Elizabethtown 62-48.
ReplyDeleteBardstown's Kentucky Standard just sent out an email bulletin: "GREENSBURG — The 5th Region tournament is starting to look like Bardstown’s personal playground."
DeleteSteve Black refers to the Williamsburg fans as "the Big Orange faithful." This does not give me happy thoughts about Williamsburg.
ReplyDeleteAfter three quarters in the Seventh Region, Eric's guys from Waggener are tied 36-36 with Manual.
ReplyDeleteWith 4:59 to go in the third, Williamsburg leads Clay County 34-20. Steve Black just played a "WHOA!" sound effect.
ReplyDeleteSound effects! Excellent!
DeleteIn the Third Region, Owensboro beats Muhlenberg County 72-46.
ReplyDeleteWilliamsburg has made 8-8 shots in the third quarter. They lead 44-28 with two minutes to go in the third quarter.
ReplyDeleteIn the First Region Quarters, Graves County beat Fulton City 63-29.
ReplyDeleteIn the Second Region Quarters, Henderson Co. beat Crittenden Co. 74-32.
In the Seventh Region, Waggener leads Manual 41-38 with 4:39 left in the game.
ReplyDeleteIn the Seventh Region, Manual and Waggener are tied 42-all with 2:45 left.
ReplyDeleteAfter three quarters, Williamsburg leads Clay County 48-31. On the podcast, Steve Black just pointed out that the Yellow Jackets haven't been to the state tournament since 1946.
ReplyDeleteMaybe he's reading the HP!
DeleteWilliamsburg went 10-12 from the field in the third quarter. They scored 23 points in 8 minutes. "Everybody on their feet here at the Arena!"
ReplyDeleteFourth Region: Bowling Green 68, Barren County 67. Final in overtime. The reign of Warren County continues.
ReplyDeleteIn the Seventh Region, Manual leads Waggener 47-44 with 49 seconds to play.
ReplyDeleteLess than six minutes to go: Williamsburg leads 54-39
ReplyDeleteSteve Black tells us that Williamsburg's team is mostly made up of guys who played on the football team, which went to the Class A finals.
ReplyDeleteAnd they won't have to play Mayfield if they go to Rupp Arena.
DeleteIn the 11th Region Semis, Lex Cath leads Henry Clay 12-4 after one quarter.
ReplyDeleteIn the Seventh Region, we have a lot of free throws being shot. Manual leads 50-46 with 20.9 seconds left.
ReplyDeleteWilliamsburg leads Clay County 58-42 with 4 minutes to go. Steve Black says that the big question is whether Williamsburg can finish Clay County off.
ReplyDeleteSteve Jones of the C-J updates us on the 7th Region. Up 50-46, Manual misses two free throws. Waggener scores. It's now 50-48 Manual with 2.6 seconds left. Manual ball.
ReplyDeleteNow, with 3:50 left in the fourth quarter, Clay County has cut the Williamsburg lead to 58-46. In the tone of someone who has seen Clay County win the 13th Region many times, Steve Black tells that Big Clay is coming back.
ReplyDeleteManual is going to the line with 1.6 seconds to go. They still lead 50-48.
ReplyDeleteClay County gets a steal and a basket: 58-48.
ReplyDeleteWilliamsburg comes back and their shot is blocked. Clay County has the ball and is fouled! Trey Farmer to the line.
"It's back to single digits, folks!"
Williamsburg 58, Clay County 49. 3:19 to go.
Big Clay.
DeleteHe used that expression a lot. I really hope that people in the 13th Region say that all the time.
DeleteTrey Farmer hits a three!
ReplyDeleteWilliamsburg 58, Clay County 52
Time out, Williamsburg. Clay County has scored at least 10 points in a row.
"If you are not here, you are missing -- excuse me folks -- one helluva game!"
"You've gotta put away Clay County! Corbin couldn't do it! Knox Central couldn't do it!"
ReplyDeleteBut Williamsburg responds with a drive to the line. Foul on Farmer. Williamsburg makes one of two FT's. 59-52 with 2:45 left.
In the Seventh Region, Manual beats Waggener 51-48, will play Ballard for the title on Thursday.
ReplyDeleteYeah. Stinks.
Delete"You're gonna have to start making your free throws!" Williamsburg makes two free throws, now leads 61-52.
ReplyDeleteBut Clay scores to make it 61-54.
With 1:57 left, Clay County goes to the line. They miss, but score on the putback. Williamsburg 61, Clay Co. 56.
ReplyDeleteThen Trey Farmer steals the inbounds pass, but misses a layup. 1:30 left.
Clay County has scored 25 points in the fourth quarter. But Williamsburg makes two FT's, and they now lead 63-56 with 1:12 left.
ReplyDeleteOnce again, William & Mary will not make the NCAA Tournament. The Tribe, one of only five of the original D-1 schools that have never made the Tournament, were beaten in the CAA final by Northeastern: 72 to 61.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, back in Corbin, Williamsburg leads 63-57 with one minute left. "You've got to finish it!"
ReplyDeleteI've known about Clay County and their dominant presence in the 13th Region ever since I was a kid, but until tonight I never fully appreciated just how intimidating they are. Folks in the other end of the Commonwealth probably don't understand how we feel about Tilghman.
DeleteBig Clay. Yeah, that feeling really came out in this report.
DeleteJason Frakes points out that Manual hasn't been to the State Tournament since 1972.
ReplyDeleteWilliamsburg makes a free throw: 64-57 with 49 seconds left. And then Williamsburg is called for a foul. "That's debatable."
ReplyDeleteClay County makes both FT's. Williamsburg 64, Clay County 59.
Williamsburg misses the first FT. "I've seen this too many times, folks. HIT YOUR FREE THROWS!"
ReplyDelete"He listened to me that time." Williamsburg makes the second free throw. The score is now 65-59. 42 seconds left.
Clay County gets to the line again. Trey Farmer makes both FT's, and Williamsburg leads 65-61 with 38 seconds to go. Clay County has scored 30 points in the 4th quarter so far.
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing.
DeleteNow Williamsburg is back at the line. This time they make both free throws: 67-61 Willamsburg.
ReplyDeleteFarmer misses a three. Williamsburg rebound! Foul on Clay County! 28.9 seconds left.
Williamsburg makes one more FT: 69-61.
ReplyDeleteClay County misses another three. Williamsburg gets the rebound and goes back to the line.
Sorry. It was 68-61.
DeleteW'burg makes two more FT's: 70-61 with 17 seconds left.
ReplyDeleteClay County misses another three, and WILLIAMSBURG RUNS OUT THE CLOCK. THEY ARE GOING TO STATE FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1946. FINAL SCORE: WILLIAMSBURG 70, CLAY COUNTY 61
HOORAY FOR WILLIAMSBURG!
DeleteGreat, great broadcast from Steve Black. I strongly recommend his podcast.
ReplyDeleteFANTASTIC! FANTASTIC! I've got to check him out in the Sweet Sixteen.
DeleteAnd now we head over to an old friend: WKYX in Paducah, which can now be found at 94.3 FM as well as at its old home of 570 A.M. KYX is covering the Tilghman/Murray game in the First Region.
ReplyDeleteWith 1:28 to play in the first half, Tilghman leads Murray 23-20.
ReplyDeleteThe Tilghman/Murray winner will play Graves County in the semi-finals.
ReplyDeleteI'm rooting for Murray.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm rooting for Tilghman.
DeleteI went to Heath.
DeleteAnd when I was at Heath, we didn't like Murray.
DeleteAt the half, Tilghman leads Murray 25-20.
ReplyDeleteIn the 12th Region, Lincoln County beats Mercer County 57-34.
ReplyDeleteInteresting ad right now: the Paducah Public Schools are advertising themselves as "Not too big, and not too small." I wonder if the presence of a certain enormous county school has gotten people in Paducah thinking about school size.
ReplyDeleteIn the 10th Region, Scott beats Harrison County 54-53.
ReplyDeleteMadisonville-North Hopkins is trailing Webster County, 40-30, through three quarters in the Second Region. WFMW is one of two Madisonville AM stations broadcasting the game. It calls itself "the official station of Maroon nation," but I initially thought they were calling it "the official station of elimination."
ReplyDeleteWho is the other station, and are they unofficial?
DeleteMadisonville's WTTL 1310 AM is also carrying the game.
DeleteIn the 9th Region, Covington Holmes and Dixie Heights are tied at 34 with 3:37 left in the third quarter.
ReplyDeleteDixie Heights leads Covington Holmes 41-40 with one quarter to go. Winner to face Cov Cath for the 9th Region title.
ReplyDeleteTilghman leads 31-25 about halfway through the third quarter.
ReplyDeleteIn all seriousness, this is the greatest high school sporting event in America, if not the world.
ReplyDeleteIt is fantastic.
DeleteTilghman has gone ice cold. Murray has sliced the lead to 31-29, PTHS now up by only two.
ReplyDeleteAnother great game in the 9th Region, where Dixie Heights leads Covington Holmes 49-48 with 5:07 left in the 4th Quarter.
ReplyDeleteThird Region: Apollo 33, Meade Co. 24 at the half
ReplyDeleteFourth Region: Warren Cent. 21, Monroe Co. 19 with 2:24 left in the second quarter.
AAUUUGGGH! I had been quietly rooting for Owen County in the 8th Region, but they lost 48-41 to Shelbyville Collins. Collins will play Oldham County for the 8th Region title.
ReplyDeleteTilghman makes a three to go up 37-32. In the First Region, hitting a three is like getting five points anywhere else.
ReplyDeleteBut then the ball is called out on PTHS and the folks on WKYX are enraged. That's the worst call I've ever seen! You talk about robbing the cradle!"
In the 14th Region, Knott County Central crushes Estill County 56-27.
ReplyDeleteIn the 9th Region, Dixie Heights leads Holmes 55-52 with 3:10 left.
ReplyDeleteHolmes ties the score at 55 with 2:45 left.
ReplyDeleteIn the 15th Region, Johnson Central beats Pike County 80-63.
ReplyDeleteTilghman and Murray spent the last minute of the third quarter in complex plays designed to set up one shot. None of these maneuvers worked, and PTHS still leads 37-32 with one quarter to go.
ReplyDeleteThe First Region doesn't always have the best players, but we seem to engage in huge amounts of strategy.
Madisonville and Webster are going to overtime in Morganfield.
ReplyDeleteIt's such a contrast with the Second Region. Every game in the First Region tends to finish with a score of something like 48-43, and over in the Second Region the big schools win a bunch of games by scores of something like 92-37.
ReplyDeleteTilghman makes two free throws and now leads 39-32 early in the 4th quarter.
ReplyDeleteIn the 16th Region, Fleming County leads Raceland 45-43 with 3:35 left in the game.
ReplyDeleteI don't really understand how/why we have two competing stations covering the games here. WTTL sometimes uses three announcers; in those cases, we have five different people talking on live radio about Madisonville-North Hopkins games. It's pretty odd.
ReplyDeleteWTTL typically does ESPN radio. WFMW is a classic-country/Merle Haggard/Crystal Gayle situation.
In the 9th Region. Cov. Holmes leads Dixie Heights 56-55 with 0.9 seconds left. Dixie has the ball.
ReplyDeleteHolmes steals the inbounds attempt, and beats Dixie Heights 56-55. So the 9th Region final will be Holmes v. Cov. Cath.
ReplyDeleteIn the 11th Region, Lexington Catholic pounds Henry Clay 65-44. The Knights advance to the final against Lex. Bryan Station.
ReplyDeletePTHS leads Murray 43-38 with 4:35 left in the game.
ReplyDeleteMadisonville leads Webster County 53-52 with 56.9 seconds left in OVERTIME.
It appears that Kevin Patton, who tweeted this score, was incorrect. Because I am now seeing multiple tweets showing that Webster County was in the lead 53-52 with less than a minute to go.
DeleteOK, so here's where we are so far:
ReplyDelete1st Region: Semi-finals tomorrow
2d: Semis tomorrow
3d: Owensboro v. ??? for the title
4th: BGHS v. ??? for title
5th: Bardstown v. ??? for title
6th: Semis tomorrow
7th: Ballard v. Manual for title
8th: Oldham v. Collins for title
9th: Cov. Cath v. Holmes for title
10th: Campbell Co. v. Scott for title
11th: Lex Cath v. Lex Bryan Station for title
12th: Boyle Co. v. Lincoln Co. for title
13th: Williamsburg to Rupp!
14th: Knott Co. v. Perry Co. for title
15th: Johnson Cent. v. Lawrence Co. for title
16th: Morgan Co. v. ??? for title
Webster County wins by two. WTTL says the Madisonville shooter was hammered on the Maroons' previous two possessions and held on the final-lay inbounds--no fouls called.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, Tilghman leads Murray 49-40 late in the game. The PTHS announcers are still complaining about the officiating, but in a jocular spirit.
ReplyDeleteIt would be interesting to know which region features the most complaints about the officiating. I would put the First and the Second up against almost anyone else in this category.
Webster County has apparently beaten Madisonville 54-52 in overtime. According to Scott Brown, this is Webster County's first win in the regional tournament since 1995.
ReplyDeleteSo the Second Region semi-finals will be:
ReplyDeleteHopkinsville v. Henderson Co.
Trigg Co. v. Webster Co.
Murray has hit a barrage of three's to make the score 51-49. But PTHS makes two FT's to lead 53-49 with less than a minute to go.
ReplyDeleteAnother three for Murray! 53-52 for Tilghman.
Tilghman turns it over! Murray's ball with 32 seconds to go. Tilghman calls time.
Oh, my! Tilghman was up 49-40 with just a few minutes left, and then Murray hit four three-pointers in a row. Now there are 32 seconds left, and Tilghman's lead is only 53-52. Murray ball. "I hope things don't go like they did for Murray State the other night."
ReplyDeleteNow we're going to have some strategy. Murray holds the ball for 15 seconds and calls time. Tilghman leads 53-52 with 17 seconds left.
ReplyDeleteIn the 16th Region, Raceland beats Fleming County 54-53. According to Aaron Snyder, Raceland hasn't made the Regional Semi-Finals since 1966.
ReplyDeleteOn WKYX, they had a big discussion about whether Murray would shoot a three or drive to the basket. In the end, Murray drove to the basket -- and missed! PTHS rebound. Tilghman goes to the line with 9 seconds left.
ReplyDeleteThe announcers tell us how important the FT's are.
PTHS misses the first one.
PTHS misses the second one.
Here comes Murray!
Murray comes down, puts up a shot -- and scores!
ReplyDeleteThe announcer for WKYX was so depressed he thought the game was over and Murray had won 54-53. But apparently the situation is more complicated. It was actually a three-point shot to put Murray up 55-53. But there's 0.3 seconds left.
As you would expect, there's a fair amount of bitterness on WKYX. Down the stretch, Murray made five three-pointers, and Tilghman missed six free throws.
ReplyDeleteIn the Third Region, Meade County beats Apollo 67-64.
ReplyDelete"You talk about a team falling apart in the last minute and a half." PTHS throws away the in-bound pass. Murray is fouled with less than a second to go. They make one free throw. "And now it's over."
ReplyDeleteMurray wins 55-53. (Apparently the shot that put Murray into the lead was not a three after all).
I'm not going to listen to the post-game.
So here is the semi-finals in the First Region:
ReplyDeleteCarlisle Co. v. Calloway Co.
Graves Co. v. Murray
And that's going to end tonight's coverage. I wanted to know how Monroe County and Warren Central came out, but I can't find the score anywhere.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff, Go Heath!
ReplyDelete