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SCWC
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posted 02-23-2016 08:59 PM
Box Score
Ulis another double/double 19 pts 10 assists.
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catmandoo
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posted 02-23-2016 10:09 PM
Ulis is special and will be missed however Cal has another great point guard coming in next season by the name of DeAaron Fox and he is a special one too.
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posted 02-23-2016 10:11 PM
At the top of the stats ESPN has us with a record of 21-8. I guess they are predicting we'll lose to Vandy?
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posted 02-24-2016 06:34 AM
IF we can continue to play defense like we have been lately we won't lose to Vandy!
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posted 02-24-2016 09:07 AM
I thought the whole team played great and when you shoot 46% from the field you aren't going to lose many games. We also played good defense holding them to 35% from the field and only 53 points. Solid game for sure.
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clydeh
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posted 02-24-2016 06:07 PM
Thank you guys for always posting the box score.
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catmandoo
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posted 02-24-2016 06:37 PM
clydeh, I used to go to Cullman Products years ago as my partner represented them and sold trim to General Electric. I played golf in Cullman a couple of times too.
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posted 02-26-2016 05:27 PM
catmandoo,
I've been working in Cullman since 1972. I am originally from Middletown, KY. I have found Cullman to be a good place to live but I am a Kentuckian at heart still! My wife is a Kentuckian as well. She is from Inez, KY. We follow the Wildcats faithfully.
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posted 02-26-2016 06:32 PM
Clydeh, Inez had some really good basketball teams back in the late fifties and early sixties. I grew up in Floyd County and we played them yearly during my years in high school. Those small schools like Inez and my old school Maytown are now part of consolidated school districts. I think Sheldon Clark replaced the Martin County schools and Allen Central replaced 4 Floyd county schools.
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catmandoo
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posted 02-26-2016 07:23 PM
clydeh, Is that BBQ still pretty good at Johnny's?
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posted 02-27-2016 09:14 AM
Johnny's is still GOOD!
I went to high school at Eastern High in Middletown, KY. Eastern played against most of the Louisvile schools. I had heard of Inez basketball because Inez sometimes came to our area and somehow defeated teams from schools that were much bigger than Inez. I couldn't understand how that could be.
I went to Inez on a TB fellowship in 1963. Inez was the county seat but there was almost nothing there. I think less than 500 people lived there. I was shocked at how that little town could have such a strong basketball team.
The next year I went to Inez again. I met my future wife (Mary Jo Williamson). Her Dad had coached Inez for many years. He taught discipline and teamwork. He had a remarkable coaching career in Inez.
I was in his office one time and he had pictures of some of his teams posted on the wall. Their jersey numbers were painted on their jerseys with a paint brush. Amazing story overall.
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posted 02-27-2016 04:00 PM
Ray I remember Maytown being in the state tourney way back in when I was in grade school in the 50's. Didnt they have a really good player ?In those days the state tourney games were piped in to all the grades from the only radio in the principals office. Happen to any one else back in the old days?
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posted 02-27-2016 06:26 PM
Ed, I was the point guard on that team. We finished the year with a 28 and 3 record, lost in f first round in Louisville which was where they played it then. We went 22 and 0 before losing our first game which was to Inez, lost one game to the Morehead freshman team by 7 points. The Asiatic flu hit us and cost us any chance in the tournament, two of our starters could not play and they beat us rather handly. We were not deep, had five players who had played together from 6th grade on, all were six feet to six one, all basically guards. Great memories. Rupp actually came to watch us play one game, stayed till half time and left, never talked to coach or any players, I think his curiosity about this mountain team got to him and he had to see what we looked like. We were ranked number 4 in the state going into the tournament.
Maytown actually had better teams in the sixties, Bob Tallent played with the Runts and he averaged 46 points per game his senior year. I got to try to guard King Kelly Coleman my Junior year, he destroyed me and our team, getting 75 points against our great defense.
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posted 02-27-2016 06:39 PM
Wow Ray that means that I listened to that game that you played in. Our whole grade school did in Mmillersburg.
Great achievement Ray to play on a team that was so good.
Heck Bourbon Co lost 26 in a row one year that I was there.
p.s. without Willis we are just an ave ky team. Alex is a major disappointment!
p.s.s. I remember king kelly maybe the best b ball player that ever came out of the state of ky!
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posted 02-27-2016 06:56 PM
Kelly and I were great friends Ed, he was a player. Rupp wanted him real bad but he was a poor mountain kid that West Virginia bought two cars and went on probation over. Rupp could not do things like that because we had just come off the 52 53 death penalty season and had to keep it on the up and up. Kelly went to Ky Weslyn and they won a National Championship while he was there. He played a few years for the Knicks. He now lives in Ohio somewhere, have not seen or talked to him in the last sixteen years. He was and still is the best high school basketball player I ever saw play the game. I think he still holds the Kentucky high school league scoring average.
Back in that era all Ky high school tournament basketball games were picked up on the radio and piped through the school's pa system. Nothing like the sweet sixteen, even in the current era.
Freedom Hall was fairly new back in those days, a real basketball palace.
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posted 02-27-2016 07:07 PM
SCWC, I really enjoyed reading about you and you're team. My guess is we have several members on this forum that were exceptional athletes back in the day.
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posted 02-27-2016 08:26 PM
Well, I am not one of them. All I was really good at was pitching washers.
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