What player was named The Hick from French Lick ?

Where's willy?

Right dinger but the next time I post another Question to you its going to be a hard one.

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Bloomington North's Julian Boatner, Jeffersonville' Kegan Clark, Bloomington South's Erik Fromm and new Albany's Donnie Hale??????

dinger & Retired answer this,

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Who are the Four Southern Indiana players named to Indiana All-Stars
April 15, 2010
Four true Southern Indiana players were announced today as 2010 Indianapolis Star Indiana All-Stars.

The June 11 contest will be held at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Ky., and the teams will meet again on June 12 in Indianapolis at Conseco Fieldhouse. The Indiana All-Stars will also scrimmage groups of junior stars prior to the Indiana-Kentucky series at locations to be announced.

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dinger47
Teenybopper
Posted 30 March 2010 06:47 PM Hide Post
Let's see.

New Point, Clarksburg, Sandusky, St. Paul & 1/2 of Burney?

Of Course, Kingston did have a school at one time as did Adams.

North Decatur Chargers (1967-)
Clarksburg Knights (1915-67)
--Sandusky Blackhawks (1915-63)
New Point Little Giants (1917-18, 1919-21, 1922-67)
St. Paul Blasters (1914-67)

Let's see.

New Point, Clarksburg, Sandusky, St. Paul & 1/2 of Burney?

Of Course, Kingston did have a school at one time as did Adams.

Now what would be the Current school family tree- of North Decatur.

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Jackson, Sandcreek Burney

You got part of them Retired sort of a trick question.

South Decatur Cougars (1968-)
Burney Panthers (1911-68)
Jackson Township Tigers (1921-68)
Sand Creek Indians (1940-68)
--Letts Bearcats (1909-11, 1916-40)
--Westport Warriors (1911-18, 1920-40)

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Originally posted by mr. willy:
What would be the Current school family tree- of South Decatur ?

Jackson, Sandcreek Burney

What would be the Current school family tree- of South Decatur ?

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dinger47
Teenybopper

Posted 29 March 2010 10:24 AM Hide Post
Judi Warren from Warsaw?

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Retired
Teenybopper
Posted 29 March 2010 02:32 PM Hide Post
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Originally posted by mr. willy:
We have a problem Dinger, I come up with Teri Rosinski.

Maybe Retired can help us out with this.


I came up with Judi Warren from Warsaw 1976
Rosinski was 1977,,

Thanks to both of you for keeping me straight.

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Originally posted by mr. willy:
We have a problem Dinger, I come up with Teri Rosinski.

Maybe Retired can help us out with this.

I came up with Judi Warren from Warsaw 1976
Rosinski was 1977,,

We have a problem Dinger, I come up with Teri Rosinski.

Maybe Retired can help us out with this.

Judi Warren from Warsaw?

lets go with Damon Bailey

Who was the first Indiana womens' Ms. Basketball?

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Originally posted by mr. willy:

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lets go with Scott Skiles

How you find that Retired Where is dinger ?

1. Who set the all-time leading scoring record for men in the 20th Century in IHSAA history?

Steve Alford
Damon Bailey
Henry Iba
Luke Recker

lets go with Damon Bailey

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lets go with Scott Skiles

How you find that Retired Where is dinger ?

1. Who set the all-time leading scoring record for men in the 20th Century in IHSAA history?

Steve Alford
Damon Bailey
Henry Iba
Luke Recker

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Originally posted by mr. willy:
Which Indiana high school boy led the state in scoring, won the state championship, but did not win Mr. Basketball?

Scooter Jones
Scott Skiles
Ray MacCullum
Rick Mount

lets go with Scott Skiles

Which Indiana high school boy led the state in scoring, won the state championship, but did not win Mr. Basketball?

Scooter Jones
Scott Skiles
Ray MacCullum
Rick Mount

Willy, yes you made up the part about the coach. But that's OK.

Retired - What a List!!!!!!! The Proverbial whos who of Indiana Basketball. I might have to add a few though. From my eyes they could have added Jerry Newsom from Columbus and Larry Humes from Madison. Also Danny Brown from Jennings County, Phil Cox from Connersville, Rick Goins and Brad Miley from Rushville and the McGlothlin twins from Franklin. I'm sure there are more but I guess you have to limit the list and I am sure that is what they did with the original.

Indiana's All-Century team is full of stars

The members of the team, in alphabetical order, are:

Steve Alford, New Castle; Damon Bailey, Bedford North Lawrence; Kent Benson, New Castle; Larry Bird, Springs Valley; Hallie Bryant, Indianapolis Crispus Attucks; Mike Conley, Lawrence North; Terry Dischinger, Terre Haute Garfield; Bill Garrett, Shelbyville; Eric Gordon, Indianapolis North Central; Billy Keller, Indianapolis Washington; Clyde Lovellette, Terre Haute Garfield; George McGinnis, Indianapolis Washington; Rick Mount, Lebanon; Greg Oden, Lawrence North; Bobby Plump, Milan; Zach Randolph, Marion; Jimmy Rayl, Kokomo; Oscar Robertson, Indianapolis Crispus Attucks; Glenn Robinson, Gary Roosevelt; Scott Skiles, Plymouth; Homer Stonebraker, Wingate; Deshaun Thomas, Ft. Wayne Luers; Tom and Dick Van Arsdale, Indianapolis Manual; Robert “Fuzzy” Vandivier, Franklin; John Wooden, Martinsville.

dinger, If my memory serves me correctly, Greensburg got a early lead and Coach Porter ran down and pulled the fuse so the lights went out as Bucky was just crossing the time line and the game was played pretty even then,final score was 59-52.

Did I make up part of that about Porter.

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Yes it was. If my memory serves me correctly, Bucky was just crossing the time line when they went out.

dinger I played against them athletes but with my mind I could not remember there names,Wasn't that the night the lights went out and not in Georgia.