CORBIN —
Calling all Earnhardt fans. If you haven't watched NASCAR in a while and you were like me, tired of watching Dale Jr. struggle, then it's time for you to turn the channel back to the races.
Dale Jr. is in the middle of a great season and now that he's snapped a 143-race winless streak, I think this is the year he wins the championship.
Junior has 12 top 10 finishes with six of those being top five finishes in only 16 races this year. He is third in the points and his average finishing position is 10th.
In case you haven't watched in a while, Junior has only had Steve Latarte as his crew chief since the beginning of last season and it appears they have found a nice chemistry.
It seems like Latarte knows how to keep Junior focused and confident. Whatever he is doing is working and it sure is nice to see Junior back in the front of the pack.
I still remember the good ole days when Junior won four in a row at Talladega. I was there for three of them and it was a great time to be a Junior fan. But things changed after that and it's been a while since the Junior Nation has had anything to cheer about. But now it looks like I might start spending my Sundays hanging out at my dad's house watching the races again. It would be nice to spend some more quality time with my dad.
We are both Dale Jr. fans and it makes things a lot better when he is running well.
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Like it or Not
I took advantage of my boss’ offer to stay in Corbin and man the fort as opposed to another trip to Harlan County Friday night. But don’t think I’m just sitting around with the day off. There’s always something to do here in the world of Tri-County sports and Friday was no exception.
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Like it or Not
With my second day of 13th Region action out of the way (I didn’t travel Monday), I’ve decided that the road that takes you to Harlan, the Kingdom Come Parkway, was aptly named.
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The Way it Is
Now we are down to only four teams remaining in the 13th Region Boys Tournament, so I decided it’s time to cut down our list of frontrunners for this year’s Times-Tribune Tri-County Player of the Year.
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Like it or Not
While interviewing long-time Whitley County Lady Colonels head coach Larry Anderson for a game preview of his showdown with Clay County, Larry and I had an interesting conversation about several things.
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Like it or Not
To some people in Southestern Kentucky, postseason high school basketball, more particularly the 13th Region Tournament, is way more exciting than Christmas morning and with good reason I suppose.
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the Way it Is
If you’re a high school basketball fan this has got to be the greatest time of the year for you. It’s not quite March yet, but I’m sure everyone has March Madness.
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The postseason is going to be very entertaining
Before I begin rambling a bit, I’m sure you are wondering where the heck are the stories and pictures from Friday’s boys and girls basketball action?
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Richard Jones and Lady Wildcats came oh, so close
A lot of things have happened during the past week, so with that said, I’m not going to waste any of your time and get right to my rambling.
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The Border Bowl is all grown up
There’s no prouder feeling in the world than when you watch your child do something that you had hoped was possible.
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13th Region Notebook
Clay County’s Marty Bowling might be one of the most underrated players in the 13th Region at the present time, but if he continues to put up numbers like he has been, he won’t be for long — Bowling is the real deal.
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