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Subject: Re: tonight's game

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Ken

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Date Posted: 14:03:32 01/16/09 Fri
In reply to: Vermonster 's message, "tonight's game" on 21:32:46 01/15/09 Thu

One of the toughest losses I've witnessed at McCann in the 24 years I've been going.
I agree with just about everything already stated.
I would like to add that though Martin is the reason we had that game in the bag he is also the reason we lost. He should have told Hall to get rid of the ball before he was fouled but instead RJ wanted to be the hero and wound up being the goat. Freshman!
Coach Martin should have had some type of play for the final seconds of regulation. Gregory walking the ball down the court not knowing how much time was left and not knowing what to do is the coaches fault. Rookie head coaches!
That said, the future is bright, very bright.
I just wish we had more than 2 good players (Devezin & Schneider)

Yankee: I told Fran that Ralph Willard wanted to talk to him twice, once when he walked in and again with a minute or so left in OT. I also told (yelled to) him he was quite the Man for shaking hands with the Marist team.

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