[The Governor]

I witnessed quite a few shots L.Slone missed. I was basing alot on my observations over the past couple of years, he has spent a great deal of time on the line. Others that try to "draw" contact typically get a 50/50 shot of whether it will be an offensive foul. Last night on at least two occasions the dropped shoulder to run over the defender led to baskets, trust me I like to watch games in other regions and the only other person that comes close to those kinds of breaks is the Stepp kid at JBS. These two have a great deal of similarities- mostly that the offense runs through them and they get more shots at improving their stats. PHS is loaded with some talent, but it seems that most of the other guys end up watching the offense and getting lost in the shuffle.

I understand what you are saying.

As far as the above boldened statement is concerned, I also understand, but feel like you may be blaming this on Landon or the gameplan in general. The fact is at Paintsville, every player has an equally essential role in the offense -- from the time I used to watch PHS practice as a little boy, till when I played for them, till now, I have never seen an offense set up just for one player.

This type of offense allows players to play basketball, rather than have to rely on "point A, point B" schematics -- often times, the best players tend to be the ones who score. This is similar to Bobby Knight basketball, where he runs a motion offense not designed for on particular person.

Have a good day Triple J, I have to go learn about litigating Contracts.