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This is uhh lackluster to say the least 38-6 with 23 seconds left in the first quarter

Yeah i would trust the twitter more than the website.

Hmm conflicting scores if you go to the classic web page and scroll through the scores it shows peabody by the same score…. [Hidden Content]

Peabody beat Trinity Ky 48-45

Definitely would have been a much different game with those players there looked like we were tired in the fourth. Shots coming up short from field and the free throw line. Just having those two out there would have given some of those guys a little more time to rest. Not to mention. The obvious factors.

Tigers come up short 59-44 so only scored maybe 4 points in that 4th qtr.

Tigers have fought hard but cant score in the fourth trail by 15 inside 2 minutes

I believe its now an 11 point deficit with less that three to play.

Down 9 with 4:10 left

Down 5 5:30 left in game

Hear trail by one after 3 but said score was 43-40.. so either trail by 1 or 3 after 3

Tigers trail 40-38 in the third

Tigers win 60-50.

Tigers up 4 with 2:37 left

Tigers up 38-34 after 3

Tigers up 27-22 at the half

27-17 tigers

Tigers take it 63-60

59-55 2:13 left

Tigers up 57-51 3:44 left Harris has apparently fouled out

Tigers up 35-26 at the half

Obviously the expense wasnt an issue for duncanville.

Then to me it wouldnt be obvious that you were attempting to “hide” a from a penalty. If you want to carry that rule farther make the gloves match the teams jersey color then you cant worry about teams with same colora each team wuold have to go to the expense of hving a set of white gloves and their dark color gloves.

Never said it didnt happen. I also know in high school basketball the refs have made players take off or hide sleeves or leggings that didnt match their uniforms.

Didnt say there was a rule said why isnt there one. I know my daughter plays softball and there are rules , at least in some sanctions not sure about all of the, against having yellow in the uniform shirt so thT it doesnt hinder the batter seeing the ball.