Trimble 51 Federal Hocking 50 a final

[Hoopie74]

It wasn’t quite from half court but at least 8 ft behind the line. One handed mid air adjustment. Nothin but net. Fed hock kids storm the court. Twizzlers go flying.

You got to see as good one.

[Superman]

Can anyone explain how fed hock can have a mid season transfer? I still don't understand that one.

[mhs95_06]

It wasn’t quite from half court but at least 8 ft behind the line. One handed mid air adjustment. Nothin but net. Fed hock kids storm the court. Twizzlers go flying.

A great adjusted in the air shot. I do think that if leaving the floor in backcourt for the shot was a four pointer, that would have been a four pointer!

[The Ghost of Swanker]

#35 from FH thank you for the performance and putting the brakes on the cats. Sincerely the Swanker crew

[The Ghost of Swanker]

It wasn’t quite from half court but at least 8 ft behind the line. One handed mid air adjustment. Nothin but net. Fed hock kids storm the court. Twizzlers go flying.

A great adjusted in the air shot. I do think that if leaving the floor in backcourt for the shot was a four pointer, that would have been a four pointer!

It was incredible. The house about came down in Glouster. Had me jumping with the FH fans

[Tvcfanatic]

Can anyone explain how fed hock can have a mid season transfer? I still don't understand that one.

Just a question, not a fan of either team but who is the mid season transfer and what were his stats tonight that would effect the score?

[Superman]

Can anyone explain how fed hock can have a mid season transfer? I still don't understand that one.

Just a question, not a fan of either team but who is the mid season transfer and what were his stats tonight that would effect the score?

Crockwell from Federal Hocking. Had 20 points including the buzzer beater.

[Tvcfanatic]

Can anyone explain how fed hock can have a mid season transfer? I still don't understand that one.

Just a question, not a fan of either team but who is the mid season transfer and what were his stats tonight that would effect the score?

Crockwell from Federal Hocking. Had 20 points including the buzzer beater.

Where is he from school wise?

[93Bulldog]

Can anyone explain how fed hock can have a mid season transfer? I still don't understand that one.

Just a question, not a fan of either team but who is the mid season transfer and what were his stats tonight that would effect the score?

Crockwell from Federal Hocking. Had 20 points including the buzzer beater.

26 points

[The Ghost of Swanker]

After watching the replay it was definitely a legit half court shot from the paw.

[Superman]

Just a question, not a fan of either team but who is the mid season transfer and what were his stats tonight that would effect the score?

Crockwell from Federal Hocking. Had 20 points including the buzzer beater.

Where is he from school wise?

I don't know. I just know what pfloyd said at the beginning of this post about him being a mid season transfer and I've never seen that in high school basketball.

[Tvcfanatic]

Crockwell from Federal Hocking. Had 20 points including the buzzer beater.

Where is he from school wise?

I don't know. I just know what pfloyd said at the beginning of this post about him being a mid season transfer and I've never seen that in high school basketball.

I believe it’s allowed as long as its a complete address change and there is no signs of recruitment

[Naa]

Crockwell from Federal Hocking. Had 20 points including the buzzer beater.

Where is he from school wise?

I don't know. I just know what pfloyd said at the beginning of this post about him being a mid season transfer and I've never seen that in high school basketball.

Exceptions to every rule
https://ohsaaweb.blob.core.windows.net/ ... e_Exc4.pdf
Has to be self supporting (leasing off of the coach. Coach has his own business)
Has to make a minimum of $500 a month show cash flow in and out of their bank account
Has to show grocery receipts
Has to show lease payment
All of this is supposed to be turned into the OHSAA every 30 days once those requirements are met boom full eligibility. Now where he came from. He started out in Columbus transfers to Zanesville then transfers to West Muskingum and now appears in Stewart however he got there I’m guessing maybe through a job posting since recruiting is not aloud by public schools in Ohio. The job just so happens to be at a place owned by a basketball coach. I feel for the players that who put the work in during the summer and the preseason to have this kid just magically appear and take their playing time. Guess winning over morals. Look for this to happen more and more all you need is a couple extra rentals and a business to employee them and now you have a transfer portal I’m sure the posters on this forum will correct any thing I might have mislead anyone on but this is what I hear they are claiming how he is eligible

[The Ultimate Lancer]

Where is he from school wise?

I don't know. I just know what pfloyd said at the beginning of this post about him being a mid season transfer and I've never seen that in high school basketball.

Exceptions to every rule
https://ohsaaweb.blob.core.windows.net/ ... e_Exc4.pdf
Has to be self supporting (leasing off of the coach. Coach has his own business)
Has to make a minimum of $500 a month show cash flow in and out of their bank account
Has to show grocery receipts
Has to show lease payment
All of this is supposed to be turned into the OHSAA every 30 days once those requirements are met boom full eligibility. Now where he came from. He started out in Columbus transfers to Zanesville then transfers to West Muskingum and now appears in Stewart however he got there I’m guessing maybe through a job posting since recruiting is not aloud by public schools in Ohio. The job just so happens to be at a place owned by a basketball coach. I feel for the players that who put the work in during the summer and the preseason to have this kid just magically appear and take their playing time. Guess winning over morals. Look for this to happen more and more all you need is a couple extra rentals and a business to employee them and now you have a transfer portal I’m sure the posters on this forum will correct any thing I might have mislead anyone on but this is what I hear they are claiming how he is eligible

WOW! You come on here for one post for that? Sounds like crying because your team lost. Bout like Howie not shaking hands after the game. Not surprising though.

[Naa]

Naa just trying to answer questions that have been ghosted but you all are the roll models of sportsmanship for sure great games by both teams both games sure there is a rematch in the future

[Ballin10]

Naa just trying to answer questions that have been ghosted but you all are the roll models of sportsmanship for sure great games by both teams both games sure there is a rematch in the future

It’s role model!

[bbjunky81]

Where is he from school wise?

I don't know. I just know what pfloyd said at the beginning of this post about him being a mid season transfer and I've never seen that in high school basketball.

Exceptions to every rule
https://ohsaaweb.blob.core.windows.net/ ... e_Exc4.pdf
Has to be self supporting (leasing off of the coach. Coach has his own business)
Has to make a minimum of $500 a month show cash flow in and out of their bank account
Has to show grocery receipts
Has to show lease payment
All of this is supposed to be turned into the OHSAA every 30 days once those requirements are met boom full eligibility. Now where he came from. He started out in Columbus transfers to Zanesville then transfers to West Muskingum and now appears in Stewart however he got there I’m guessing maybe through a job posting since recruiting is not aloud by public schools in Ohio. The job just so happens to be at a place owned by a basketball coach. I feel for the players that who put the work in during the summer and the preseason to have this kid just magically appear and take their playing time. Guess winning over morals. Look for this to happen more and more all you need is a couple extra rentals and a business to employee them and now you have a transfer portal I’m sure the posters on this forum will correct any thing I might have mislead anyone on but this is what I hear they are claiming how he is eligible

I know nothing about the situation nor do I have a dog in the fight but after seeing this I'm definitely rooting for Federal Hocking.

What you didn't detail is the kids home situation. A job could be life changing for him. A new school could have redirected his path in life. Who knows? I could careless who owns what business. It's freaking Stewart, Ohio. Let's not act like kids and families are beating down the door to move to the area. I'm sure there's more to the story but all I'm seeing is a young man at a new school who has a job and is excelling on the basketball court. Good for him!

[The Ultimate Lancer]

Naa just trying to answer questions that have been ghosted but you all are the roll models of sportsmanship for sure great games by both teams both games sure there is a rematch in the future

It’s role model!

[thebarlowbandit]

Where is he from school wise?

I don't know. I just know what pfloyd said at the beginning of this post about him being a mid season transfer and I've never seen that in high school basketball.

Exceptions to every rule
https://ohsaaweb.blob.core.windows.net/ ... e_Exc4.pdf
Has to be self supporting (leasing off of the coach. Coach has his own business)
Has to make a minimum of $500 a month show cash flow in and out of their bank account
Has to show grocery receipts
Has to show lease payment
All of this is supposed to be turned into the OHSAA every 30 days once those requirements are met boom full eligibility. Now where he came from. He started out in Columbus transfers to Zanesville then transfers to West Muskingum and now appears in Stewart however he got there I’m guessing maybe through a job posting since recruiting is not aloud by public schools in Ohio. The job just so happens to be at a place owned by a basketball coach. I feel for the players that who put the work in during the summer and the preseason to have this kid just magically appear and take their playing time. Guess winning over morals. Look for this to happen more and more all you need is a couple extra rentals and a business to employee them and now you have a transfer portal I’m sure the posters on this forum will correct any thing I might have mislead anyone on but this is what I hear they are claiming how he is eligible

You can thank your local state legislator for helping to set the state law on transfers.

[Naa]

I don't know. I just know what pfloyd said at the beginning of this post about him being a mid season transfer and I've never seen that in high school basketball.

Exceptions to every rule
https://ohsaaweb.blob.core.windows.net/ ... e_Exc4.pdf
Has to be self supporting (leasing off of the coach. Coach has his own business)
Has to make a minimum of $500 a month show cash flow in and out of their bank account
Has to show grocery receipts
Has to show lease payment
All of this is supposed to be turned into the OHSAA every 30 days once those requirements are met boom full eligibility. Now where he came from. He started out in Columbus transfers to Zanesville then transfers to West Muskingum and now appears in Stewart however he got there I’m guessing maybe through a job posting since recruiting is not aloud by public schools in Ohio. The job just so happens to be at a place owned by a basketball coach. I feel for the players that who put the work in during the summer and the preseason to have this kid just magically appear and take their playing time. Guess winning over morals. Look for this to happen more and more all you need is a couple extra rentals and a business to employee them and now you have a transfer portal I’m sure the posters on this forum will correct any thing I might have mislead anyone on but this is what I hear they are claiming how he is eligible

I know nothing about the situation nor do I have a dog in the fight but after seeing this I'm definitely rooting for Federal Hocking.

What you didn't detail is the kids home situation. A job could be life changing for him. A new school could have redirected his path in life. Who knows? I could careless who owns what business. It's freaking Stewart, Ohio. Let's not act like kids and families are beating down the door to move to the area. I'm sure there's more to the story but all I'm seeing is a young man at a new school who has a job and is excelling on the basketball court. Good for him!

Point well taken definitely more jobs in Stewart Ohio than Zanesville