Sharon Hamilton was the best mother-in-law to ever do it.
She kept me on my toes, but never looked at me with anything less than grace & love. Because of her, I’m a better husband, a better father.
I love u with all my heart Sharon, you will be missed dearly.
Unbelievable weekend with @franz_addy and @brady_franz1. Blessed to be able to see my kids do what they love, and I truly enjoy watching them. Wish I’d taken more pics, but will get more in two weeks!!
Cal is now 35-1 when up 6 at half in the tourney………after he was up 16 with under 10 min to go.
You are a really good coach when shots go in……in the first half.
GAME #11: ST. IGNATIUS (OH) vs MOELLER (OH)
A battle between two state championship programs, this game is one of the most interesting games all weekend. Saint Ignatius, the reigning Division I state champion is led by 6’10 Dayton commit Damon Friery and 6’0 Kent State commit Quinn Woidke. Those two are looking to bring the Wildcats back to Dayton for the state championship alongside a new cast of characters with 6’5 junior Rj Jones and 6’3 Alex Mack as key players to watch. Cincinnati Moeller is a five time state champion with their last coming in 2019. The Crusaders are led by reigning GCL-South player of the year Alex Kazanecki. The 6’5 forward holds offers to Dartmouth, Miami (OH) and Akron. 6’6 forward Brady Franz is another key player to watch for Moeller, Franz is committed to Coker (SC) and has seen his scoring and rebounding numbers skyrocket from his junior to senior season. The Crusaders also have multiple standouts from their regional championship football team, most notably 6’1 guard Roman Mason and 6’5 forward Cooper McCutchan.
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@BrockHuard What about the possession before when AZ State intercepted Texas. The receiver was defenseless and got blown up. Nothing there? Targeting is targeting whether you catch the ball or not. Wish it was reported both ways. Officials (maybe wrong), were consistent.
@CJ1two What are you talking about?!! You are a moron!
Ryan Day should apologize for not doing to Michigan what he did to the first two playoff teams, or worse! He should have hung 100+ on them, instead, he lost. Don’t be stupid.