Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for December 22, 2012

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    chiphilton  about 12 years ago

    Scott looks like a headache sufferer in an Anacin commercial. He shouldn’t feel too bad, though — no one could score on so tiny a basket. (I’m sure everyone has been eagerly awaiting my first complaint of the season on that issue. I know, I know, I’m beating a dead horse.)

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    grshprnh  about 12 years ago

    A highschool with a backboard mounted video camera cool! Should make for some good replays.

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    Bluedarter  about 12 years ago

    Scott isn’t feeling it in p3 because that budding unicorn he is sprouting is giving him a headache.

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    chujusmith  about 12 years ago

    Milford can’t lose. Gil is wearing his lucky jacket he bought back in 1967.

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    bearwku82  about 12 years ago

    Cougars, stifling defense, bonking….Great Scott has a lot to process in addition to random thoughts of Jay-Bird. Surely Kazaroni has a piece of Gatorade gum for the young gunner.

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    Mopman  about 12 years ago

    How many games will it takes before Gil snaps him out of his depression and he starts draining 3’s to lead them to the (almost) playdowns?

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    Cliff1911  about 12 years ago

    No good on defense, either. Teammates call him “Personal” Fowler.

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    bearwku82  about 12 years ago

    Western’s walking wounded also needs All Sport, The Ice-O-Tonic drink. Praying for a good showing. Your Bearettes are in Queen of the Bluegrass Final.

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    BikeMike  about 12 years ago

    Bench that slacker and put someone in who can play!

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    softball coach  about 12 years ago

    Scott hears little Jaybird saying," You’re my brudda, you shoudda looked afta me." Here comes Eva “Mia” Saint to step in and save the day and the season. On a more serious note there’s nothing like hard physical exertion to help deal with grief.So basketball and Mia should do the trick.

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