RacineHustlinTornadoForLife wrote:I'm just glad none of the Racine boys got hurt playing football. Now let's see if we can win a TVC championship in basketball. It's long over due and if Wahama doesn't use that cheating ref again this year I think we can do it.
tomcat15 wrote:The winds of change are blowing in Glouster and if the right guy gets it going........well ......the sleeping giant will awaken. Lets just say that a proven winner is waiting his chance.
billybob55 wrote:any word on how South Gallia has done thus far? 23 people pick them to win.. nobody says why.....
How many free throws did Miller shoot? Who committed most of the fouls for Miller? I was told that Miller had 3 starters on the bench for much of the 2nd and 3rd quarters in foul trouble. They will need to fix that issue, if it is one, if they want to be successful this season.The FC Fan wrote:I watched Miller play last night. They did a good job starting out trapping/pressing FC early in the first quarter (playing to a strength they might have with Rader at 6'2 being their tallest player), but Fisher found ways to penetrate the passing lanes to break the press. After that, FC just took control of the game. Fisher forced a lot of turnovers and Miller's guards couldn't find much going in the 3rd quarter, where the game basically slipped away. Final was 77-59 Fisher, but it should've been higher as FC shot 21 for 39 from the free throw line. Miller didn't have much of an answer for the inside and outside game and couldn't hold down on Fisher's fast break opportunities. I saw South Gallia was in the stands scouting, that's a drive just to scout.
Yes, Miller had lots of foul trouble early on and thoroughout the game (it's not why they lost). They had three players who had three fouls with a minute left in the first half. Rader was one of them IIRC. By the end of the game, they had at two players foul out, even when the game was so out of reach. I'm not sure on the exact number of FT's Miller shot but I'm going to say <12. I know #24 was one of the players who fouled out, because he then let us know we were number one after the game. I believe #20 or #25 (if there was a #25... there was another one but I remember the second kid was very calm and collected) was the other one who fouled out. Miller plays pretty hard to their credit, but they also can play scrappy in a way.I smell bad wrote:How many free throws did Miller shoot? Who committed most of the fouls for Miller? I was told that Miller had 3 starters on the bench for much of the 2nd and 3rd quarters in foul trouble. They will need to fix that issue, if it is one, if they want to be successful this season.The FC Fan wrote:I watched Miller play last night. They did a good job starting out trapping/pressing FC early in the first quarter (playing to a strength they might have with Rader at 6'2 being their tallest player), but Fisher found ways to penetrate the passing lanes to break the press. After that, FC just took control of the game. Fisher forced a lot of turnovers and Miller's guards couldn't find much going in the 3rd quarter, where the game basically slipped away. Final was 77-59 Fisher, but it should've been higher as FC shot 21 for 39 from the free throw line. Miller didn't have much of an answer for the inside and outside game and couldn't hold down on Fisher's fast break opportunities. I saw South Gallia was in the stands scouting, that's a drive just to scout.
Do you have a hat? Throw about 5 teams in their and pull one out.billybob55 wrote:Who are the best teams thus far in the season?
tomcat2011 wrote:I think Trimble will win Hocking. They have a deep bench. Who knows who the starters will be. Standley, Koons, Ward, Slack, Couch, Bragg, Downs, Spears, Kish, Clark, and then you have two sophomores that should get A LOT of playing time. Guthrie and Jenkins. Guthrie had a ACL injury last year. Play really well in summer ball and Jenkins will be strong also.
You are correct ... http://trivalleyconference.com/South_Gallia.html91blue14 wrote:south Gallia is 3-0 unless I missed a game
