Massac County Remains Undefeated In SIRR Ohio Play
Massac County 72 over Benton 64 as Byron Bailey top scored with 21 and Jarelle Johnson added 18. Zach LaBuch led Benton with 18 and four Ranger players hit double figures in the setback. The win moves Massac to 2-0 in the SIRR Ohio Conference and 6-2 overall with strong team effort across the roster.
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Waltonville tops Woodlawn 51 47 in high school action
Waltonville defeats Woodlawn 51 to 47 with Joseph Lewis scoring half the Spartans' points and Jesse Hart leading Waltonville (8 1) at 14. Waltonville 8 13 13 17 51 Woodlawn 11 10 12 14 47. Carrier Mills beats Pope County 59 55 in overtime as Nichols leads with 21 and Beating adds 12. Goreville falls to Dongola 77 62 with Sadler scoring 26 for the Dongola win.
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Hutchins leads in defeat as Patoka tops Crab Orchard in OT
Hutchins scores a game high 29 but Crab Orchard loses 78 77 in overtime to Patoka in the Conrad Allen Holiday Tournament. Adam Perry adds 18 for Crab Orchard while Jacob Nielson posts 18 for Patoka.
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Falcons Owner Blank Bonds and Betrayal in Falcons Saga
Flowery Branch owner Arthur Blank reflects on a string of broken trust as star quarterback Michael Vick serves a near two year sentence for dogfighting and coach Bobby Petrino abruptly resigns to take Arkansas job. Blank laments misplaced faith, lost trust, and a faltering team future.
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Last of three Vick co-defendants sentenced to two months
J S District Judge Henry E Hudson sentenced Tony Taylor to two months in prison after he testified against Michael Vick and helped run the dogfighting operation. Prosecutors sought probation but the judge noted the two dog killings and Taylor's role showed a grave abuse of animals. Taylor received credit for accepting responsibility.
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