We're at South High School where tonight the Red Wings host conference rival Manitowoc. Hello, everybody My name is Mike Martin joining me as the coach Chris Wright Chris we start this season on one. We had a game back in November UWS loss Last year we were 11 and 5 so we want to improve on that this year We need a win tonight, but before we talk about tonight's game Let's talk about some of the rule changes that the WIA has instituted well one thing That's completely different and probably the biggest one is that it's no longer quarters It's haves Unlike college basketball where they play 20 minutes. You're gonna play just 18 minutes Which you know if you do the math a little bit 18 18 is 36 You still only play 32 the other thing is if you play in a JV level you will still play Just 60 minutes talking to some of the people around here about that change a lot of people You know not so sure they like it They like the extra rest, you know a lot of teams don't like to play No, eight nine people a lot of people like to make maybe just seven even the Badgers seem to only play seven or eight But for a high school team that seems to be at a little bit of an adjustment. Well, definitely be an adjustment It'll be an adjustment for the announcers That it will another thing that seemed as every year the WIA and the officials always try to have some point of emphasis And one of the things that they've really talked about a lot is you know stopping the hand-checking and the body touches and fouls and things like that which means that Unfortunately that also means more fouls it means more free throws and when you add that on to the end of the time Seems like the last two minutes of the game last four minutes All you're doing is sitting free throws which means the length of the game, you know And when you were lead and seems to be a lot more and is that really a true? Identity of the game now as most seasons go Officials kind of start to get lenient, but they always come out that way I'm not saying all officials will but there just seems to be a tendency Sometimes they lean a little bit easier as the year goes on But for the early part of the year, we'll have to wait and see how that works I was talking with Andy Kautzer and we were talking about the Depeur game that South had a couple days ago And he said a lot of fouls in that ballgame Let's talk about tonight's game and South comes in one and two Manitowoc, I believe is one and one they haven't played a conference game So they're opening their conference season tonight. That's another story Crystal complain about that during the broadcast the schedule But Manitowoc looks to be fairly tough this year. Yeah, they're a little bit better But we heard warming up or in the warm-ups We were talking to some people and a couple of their bigger players are out of the game So Manitowoc's may making a big jump. They did not have a very good basketball team a year ago They still have some athletes and Latour Latour played football. He played basketball and played baseball I know he's one of the kids to watch out and I know the Cavanaugh kid went off for 26 points or something in one of the games So those are a couple players to watch talking to some of the Manitowoc people I guess they can shoot so I guess taking away the three-point shot for Manitowoc is one of the things that we have point of emphasis for Coach Rink I got Andy Cavanaugh. His dad Jeff was a JV coach for many years But anyway Andy's averaging 28 again game Dave Latour is averaging 18 a game And then a kid by the name of Brandon Bant is averaging 17 again So those names probably be mentioned quite a bit tonight Sal on the flip side Looks like they could be in for a bit of a long season. Yeah up and down here I think for Sal they graduated a lot of kids from a year ago And they only have two seniors this year and they have a you know on the positive side of that They have a very successful group of juniors as JVs for Coach Berlin last year did extremely well So they're gonna take their lumps. They went up to pier last week They were tied to halftime 40-40 they ended up losing the game the peers ranked six in the state right now So as a measuring stick that's pretty good But on the other hand they did lose earlier in the year to to new Holstein So it's I think it's gonna be a growing thing and I think something that I think if you come out to wash your Boy himself basketball, they're gonna get much better as a year progresses and start off with a nice conference win at home Would be nice as well Logan Hamilton earlier this season had a real nice came Scored over 20. He's one of the main guys. Yeah, he is and his dad of course is a coach and we play with him His dad for a number of years and takes after his dad and we were kind of joking before We remember when Logan played with us and when he was like in fifth sixth grade And he'd come and play with us and you know, it's really nice kid, too So but yeah, he's one of them to look at but look for get there a little bit of senior leadership Quarterback of the football team coming back to have a nice basketball season after he got hurt this year So nice to see him on the floor, too You had mentioned that Manitowoc is missing three players South is also missing a couple Let me see if I got these written down. Jesse Edwards is definitely out and Mike rank told me his son Mike rank Junior is also gonna be out with a broken arm, but he is suited up Well and again this I think you know with coach rank seem to you see a lot of kids and a lot of players And you know seems like he always early in the games and stuff like that plays a lot It gets a lot of guys into the rotation so expect a lot of things that the other senior of course is a J. Gutierrez one of my favorite athletes in shmoygan. Why could he play three sports, but he plays baseball for so Yeah, I need a good baseball player and he's a good football player as well So I like with those type of athletes So just two seniors for South this year and a whole list of juniors All right parents night tonight they introduced the varsity parents before this game I don't think you guys saw that at halftime. 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One of the goals of high school athletics is learning lifelong values Sportsmanship is one such value that makes this game an educational experience the Fox River classic conference stresses sportsmanship as a goal and Expectation for all in attendance at tonight's game Please remember to sport a winning attitude by cheering positively for your own team and now Let's meet the starting line-ups first for the Manitowoc Lincoln ships 6-1 senior number four David Latour 510 senior number five Andy Kavanaugh 6-2 senior number 10 Lars a lucked her hand 511 junior number 24 Brayden Bant and 6-6 junior number 25 Ben Rinal head coach for the Lincoln ships Brian Gallagher and Now you're starting line-ups for your Sheboygan, South High Red Wigs 511 senior number five Tyra Gunther 511 junior number 10 Jared splitgrubber 6-1 senior number 12 a J Gaturas 6-2 junior number 32 Zach caffeine and 6-4 junior number 33 Logan Hamilton head coach Mike rank assistant Jeff Ristall the officials for tonight's game are John DeFrain Patrick Mildebrandt and Mark Otter stutter These individuals are registered by the Wisconsin Inter Scholastic Athletic Association Their experience and integrity qualify them to administer the rules of the game tonight's game supervisor Chris Corf and From Prevea Sports Medicine, you know her you love her say it with me Maggie Bauer Bauer That's Bauer with a B Chris the officials at sim mentioned I'd never heard of one of them and none of them look familiar So it's a new brand new crew for us Hamilton is gonna jump center against Rindal Rindal is 6-6 Hamilton is 6-4 Both of those young men are juniors 18 minute halves clock is set just thinking that Marty 18 minutes South controls the tap and Manitowoc starts it off in a man-to-man defense Taking it to the hoop and kicking it out to Hamilton was Caffeine, but Logan couldn't put the shot in Manitowoc comes away with the rebound They have their first possession of the night South also in a man-to-man defense and Hamilton with the quick hands takes it away from Rindal split Gerber and a kick out to Terras, but You get them for a travel. No, I think he stepped on a bounce Marty You know with 18 minutes and the clock you know what's coming next Shot clock Wouldn't be surprised. They've talked about it actually for several years and I think Might been one of the Dakotas or was it Minnesota actually Tested it out see how it work As a country we have not gone to that yet Keep three is good that shot goes in by Brando Well, he said watch the three-point shooting from Manitowoc For the rim no good and then putting it back up was Gunther and he gets fouled Gunther's first shot is pure Puts in a pair. We're at three to two with 16 39 remaining in the first half Tried to dump it down inside, but Hamilton had that one covered made a nice interception Deep three by the left-hander caffeine is no good first sub of the night for Manitowoc is Michael Dupiric Stepping off the floor is Ben Rindal Who's a little bit of hype with that exchange Chris Yeah, a lot of the big boys for Manitowoc are on the end of the bench Jump shot from 15 is no good, but getting the rebound is Dupiric But he can't get the shot to go on Hamilton on the bust out Gunther's drive to the basket wasn't even close playing that off the backboard Kavanaugh has it. Oh, that was sweet Chris And he got it to go Little dipsy-doodle put it up and in a steal Driving layup is up and good by Latour 7 to 2 Manitowoc on top is not a good start so far for the Red Wings Skip pass to a split Gerber his three is off. No good Gutierrez gets gets away with a push knock Latour right to the floor And then it goes off a Manitowoc guy besides Coach Gallagher asking for you didn't see that nobody saw that Spencer in the game For South and Jared Golvec is also in According to Mike rank. He spoke a little bit before the game Golvec is Not a hundred percent Manitowoc also in a zone now Chris Spencer gets it in the Golvec, but he gets shut out Spencer's 15 footer is off and Manitowoc three guys are on the board Taking that rebound was lucked her hand It's a cold shooting start for South no baskets through three and a half minutes Drive to the basket by Latour and he's got it He has four points And Manitowoc has a nine to two lead and it's timeout South a full timeout We'll be right back every child adopted from foster care remembers their one day The day he first met his forever family the day their adoption was finalized More than 100,000 children are waiting for their one day My win find out more at nationaladoptionday.org Scott mail-off is our Scott mail-off as our director tonight Eric Weaseman is running the camera on the floor And we have a couple of student helpers senior Maddie Fister is up here with us along with sophomore Serje Molitor those are the two student helpers from South those are students in Scott's class over here Chris and An opportunity to talk with them. They're both very nice Maddie's sister Lacey actually works for the TV station and she's worked some games with us Back to action South trying to get a basket Wouldn't be forget. There's two free throws Split Gerbers driving layup is no good and Manitowoc comes away with the rebound again It's been one and done for the South Siders. Yep one of six Or excuse me. Oh six shooting for South so far first four minutes tour has it on top. Oh I'll tell you Manitowoc miss the wide open Player onto the bat. He's open again with a violation on Manitowoc turnover The guy that broke open underneath at least the second time was the Purick and it looked like Gutierrez didn't know who he was Guarding because that was his man twice and AJ can't save it. It goes out of bounds another turnover for South and coming in is Ginther AJ taking a seat Kavanaugh had it on top Will look like he stepped on a line and no call it also looked like Ginther was pushing them and there's no call there either Well, as I said in the opening I said a lot more fouls Gonna be called this year They've been letting it go haven't they which is fine And I think it's just fine the way that they're officiating right now I do think when and I'm I think Ginther actually put the Manitowoc player in a bad spot when he was bumping him with the body I think something like that. You almost have to call Logan wanted to shoot it but thought the better of it Rolling down to the 13 minute mark of the first half Spin move double clutch rolled in and then back out no breaks for South Rindle's shot from 10 is no good and a nice strong rebound that time by Govec Kick out there's a travel. That was a good call Jared Javon Spencer shuffled the feet before he put the ball down and I think that's gonna cost him a trip to the bench coming in is Jesse Montelvo Also coming back in is a Zac Caffeine Split Gerber or yeah, I think though a split Gerber coming out was We're still at nine to two Chris. That's Been much scoring. Well a good thing too considering the fact that South Can't find the basket in there. The lead at least is not getting any worse Wide open from three point land the shot is off By Manitowox Braden Bant, but then he gets fouled Montelvo gets the foul That's only the first foul on South three shots here. So Substitute can't come in till the last one Bant hit a three to start the game And now he's made two of his three free throws And he's looking for point number six already and that makes it 12 to 2 Govac has it and it's walk with the untraditional Chris black shirts with the right trim Martins with a basket He was pretty happy about that. No kidding. We're really what I'd save it Logan Hamilton with the steel and he lays it up and in South on a bit of a run Thanks to sloppy play by Manitowoc. Yeah, they've had a few turnovers this half so far Five to be exact. Yeah, that's pretty many almost a turnover. Kavanaugh has it on top being guarded by Ginther Kavanaugh shot is off. No good, but Manitowoc comes away with the rebound the body. Yeah, no good that time by the Purick lot of body on that Attempt 6 Got that on the screen. Good job Scott 1119 Ginther from the top couldn't get it bit of a brick Backboard seems to be okay though with a tie a possession arrow. Oh Was pointing towards Manitowoc. That's why they get the ball out of bounds It's 20% shooting for south and they're only down by six Layup attempt is no good by Kavanaugh and then coming away with the rebound was feast But he had it tipped out of bounds Manitowoc's not much better there at 33% now add another turnover. Yeah, you hit the backboard with that Martins has it inside Thought he got away with the walk But he got the pass out to Hamilton and he pops in a two. It's 12 to 8 6-point run now for the Redwings Logan leading score 15 and a half a couple quick buckets for him the tour open from three He nails it. We don't like that Chris Second three of the night for the ships Through up to both go in for them get their wide open nobody came out to guard them and coming away with the rebound for Manitowoc was Dupiric caffeine putting the tight defense on Latour Now where are you going? Kicked out pass the shot is up and no good by Dupiric and Govac has it now Pushing it up the floor under 10 minutes left in the half Govac's layup attempt is no good We had a whistle down here Martins picking up the foul Well, we played over 10 minutes or pardon me a little over eight minutes Chris, and we've got a total of three falls You got to like that piece. I do legal screen I Would have to say something Buck der hand picks up his second foul There's another case to Chris, you know when you play a little longer half like that and you pick up two falls It's more more bench time if the coach Does it that way? Yep, or I'll be interesting for coach. Just to tell Really Martin's battling underneath trying to get position and it's to follow a rule Two extra minutes to play with now Hamilton dumped on inside the Martins had it stripped away by Latour Good defensive play that time.  He did he called him out of bounds. Oh My there's a little contact he just didn't fall out of house I guess being in the wrong place at the wrong time doesn't apply tonight Get there pushing it hard through the lane, but can't get it in and it goes out of bounds Had us fooled. Well, we didn't want any falls called Marty We want to go Never mind. Hey, if there was five seconds left in the game and we were down one and that happened to us We'd be Billy Hickets for sure. Coach Gallagher didn't like it. No, he was pretty calm though. No Shot is off no good Missing that first shot was Braden Bant and it goes out of bounds, but Manitowoc will keep it Hey, see on the bench. Mark Christensen is yeah assistant Excellent coach former coach a man talk Howard Grove Oshkosh too, I believe Walk a shot was it one of the app of his south. I think he was at for sure Excellent coach. He's been around whatever the case Talking with his brother gig out in the commons prior mentioned that he was back into coaching Shot is no good by Bant Terrors back in the ball game Well, we're down to the second quarter now Hamilton with a spin move great pass inside to Martins and he puts up the easy to what a pass 15 to 10 Manitowoc on top They started the game off with a three and has led the whole game Seven and a half. Yeah, Bant being guarded by a split Gerber The tour on a kickout pass again good defense played by the Red Wings The tour on a fadeaway, but he gets called for the travel. I thought the travel happened before actually Actually trying to figure out what exactly they're trying to do. I don't know what the offense there was a Manitowoc Meanwhile AJ is AJ's wide open wing and nails a three because Manitowoc's complaining to the officials they forget to guard with people in the white and AJ hits the three Ezra Emmy in the ball game for the first time for Manitowoc and This time we're gonna have a shooting fall Manitowoc will go to the line The terror is picking that one up just like that south is only down a bucket under seven minutes barely Well, it's time to Put the kiss of death on somebody here Chris. We haven't had a missed free throw all night See if it works We had a good shot of David Latour Chris mentioned earlier. He's a quite a football player And played baseball too This ball been plenty good to me man Yeah, it pitches for coach Steinbecker up there 17 to 13 Manitowoc on top just rolling under the seven minute mark South is a started to score some baskets and a lot of battling inside and Just judging from the way as the game is gone when I've watched Dylan Martin is underneath the basket I'm not surprised that he was the one that picked up the fall He's a extremely aggressive the problem with that Chris. It's a second Of the half so he may be benched for the rest of the first half. Yeah, he's got four points He's a presence inside. That's for sure Up the north playing good D there. Yeah terrors with the strong rebound Shot by Hamilton is good and it's 17 to 16 Logan with seven points Good defense by south.  It's the fourth fall of the half for south Manitowoc is only picked up to Brant had it taken away by Hamilton He's gonna take it hard to the basket and he gets followed by Brant. He'll go to the line to shoot a pair Rindall picked up the fall pardon me Coaches nightmare when you can't get an inbound pass in and that's a couple time now for the ships They have nine turnovers so far Kind of letting south back into the ballgame and now with a chance To take the lead with a couple free throws here by Logan 546 left south has managed to come back and tie up the ballgame And now they take the lead 1817 Think a large part of this run Chris has been the defense by south And again the defense comes through 10th turnover Govac going hard can't get it kicks it out Logan Hamilton for three No, good. He got knocked to the floor. No call right in front of the official to Govac shot attempt at the rim bounced away and Manitowoc comes back. They're down one The tour got away with a shuffle it looked like Chris. I don't know what you think Yep The whole south bench saw it too Bant has it on top Five minutes Bant wide open nobody got over to cover him ball went in and rolled back out And then the put back was no good, but a foul is called looked her hand will go to the line Split Gerber picks up his first Looked her hand has a chance to Tie it up and give his team the lead Mantelock shooting just 26% in the first half Well between the two teams Chris or 10 out of 11 that was the first miss of the half 9 to 10 10 of 11 now And that ties it up South up to 36% they were in the 20s from Oh He lost the ball Spencer had a wide open lane to the basket made a nice little move to get around the defender and then Just couldn't dribble it But they caught a break ball went off a man it's a lot player salt will keep it Man it's walk on the inbounds goes to a zone Go back for three Averaging 10 points the game It's his first basket Kavanaugh averaging over 20 points a game only has three points.  Oh a nice little turn around hook shot that time by look their hand 21 to 20 south on top four minutes left in the first half Dumped on inside to Hamilton. He puts it up and in They pass inside outside Logan doing it all Three-point attempt by Kavanaugh's shot is blocked and then we get a foul Falls gonna go on look their hand His third there is the smallest fan in the crowd tonight It's 23 to 20 south on top Spencer has it and it's walk in a man-to-man defense kick out to Spencer Air ball there. I thought it was a good decision not to put the ball on the floor till it But tours three-point attempt is no good and Logan Hamilton with a strong rebound and another time out by South 30 second time out. So we'll keep it here this time Our next ball game is gonna be next Friday December 18th when Notre Dame comes to town to play on north We look forward to giving you that there's coach and coach They've coached a few games here itself, yeah, John Schumann on the right Bob Raskowski on the left and right behind them I believe that Steve Moore whose son went to school here He's a coach out at Cedar Grove. I believe I think you're right That's our name. Well, you got a name drop with Wally Rechelais. We got the coaches are a little more name-dropping We could drop a couple names Maddie Fister and Sir J. Molitor our two student helpers The rest of the A team is Eric Weissman on the floor cameras got mail off our director Chris Wright is doing color when I let him I'm doing the play-by-play Three minutes and a half Hey, did you see that about Vince Scully? No He's gonna do Dodger baseball again next year. I don't think he does many road trips, but he's like 85 years old He does do a lot of road games. He's been doing Major League Baseball for over 60 years. Yeah, he's I've done some reading about him and things Well, I just think he has got the best boys for baseball. It's smooth. Oh Oh a little bit too hard on the lob He was there though wide open Spencer shut off good defense there by the ships South leads it by three In Hamilton called for the walk South hasn't had too many turnovers. Have they Chris? We got for them on eight. Oh that many, huh? Yeah, most of them came early then 225 left in the first half South by three 23 to 20 It's been a relatively low scoring affair Kavanaugh with a nice bounce pass inside the feast Pulls a manatee walk to within one Long three is up and good by Ginther Another three-pointer for the South Siders Well, they started off real cold but Definitely Kavanaugh had a good look at the basket got the shot up, but it just wouldn't roll down and him Kavanaugh Just one of six a leading scorer one of six from the floor caffeine inside the left-hander traveled He's a lanky kid Chris. Yep all arms and legs You don't want to catch an elbow from him 26-22 south on top Split Gerber almost picked up the foul Bant couldn't get the three to go Spencer couldn't get it But he tipped it over to Ginther Nice pass caffeine shot Is off, but he gets fouled he'll be not the line shooting a pair And he fell awkwardly Marty reading band picking up that foul and Caffeine does not look good you're right Chris. He's he's hurt He only lands yeah, he just landed hard to see how things got twisted up in his legs Hey Scott when you run that replay again, would you please kind of zero in on the legs? Well, we don't have that equipment set up yet Next week you get a loud noise in your ear again tonight Besides you besides me. It's like a constant buzz. Yeah a little bit Little bit. It's nice that basketball. I was kind of excited About getting out and see in it. Hey, but you know what's more exciting? South coming back. Yeah, it wasn't looking good there for a while Well, they just couldn't put the ball in the basket and it took them a long time to get their first basket and then Somehow real nice passing by the boys. No for easy shots Here we go. He's gonna watch him zoom. He's doing it I think he did twist an ankle. You're right Well, I thought he could just walk it off and you know nice and easy the way, you know Oh, yeah, I'll just hop up, but then Things weren't as smooth that way. Good job Scott. You are the man. I Don't care what anybody else says Our games are rebroadcast this game will be rebroadcast on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock And then again next Tuesday at 7 and Wednesday at 2 and then we'll be Over at North on Friday night and I think he did it to the knee Chris. We're gonna see it again Watch his right knee the one that's closest to you. Yeah, it's just awkward. Oh Yeah, ankle He's putting a little weight on it now Chris as they get back closer to the bench. So that's a good thing Coming in to shoot the free throws is a Jared Golvec Get a pair Salt up to 39% shooting Just 28% for Manitowoc and Manitowoc can't seem to find the hoops now 27-22 Rolling down to one minute left in the first half Kavanaugh looking a good defense by Ginther Not allowing him to get a shot off You know when you average over 20 points a game Chris and you're not getting many shots you get a little antsy interesting to see if Andy Kavanaugh can keep his patience whoa Drive to the basket rolls off Good move to the basket by feast, but he couldn't get it to go on Logan Hamilton with another rebound And we're at 30 seconds left in the half I'm sure South will go for the last shot like I said Manitowoc cannot find a basket kind of like South started the first four or five minutes 15 seconds left Ginther has it on top looking to go to the hoop Finds a lane lays it up an ant and he's fouled Nice move to the basket by Tyler Ginther Martin's getting ready to check in Again there puts the free throw down It's 30 to 22 what a turnabout Chris Hamilton coming off the floor Dylan Martins comes in 5.8 seconds left Kavanaugh Kicks it. Oh, man. What are you doing? Come on hustling Well, I don't think that's smart when you're that far away from the basket The second foul on the split Gerber and Manitowoc will go to the line great not very happy with Jared split Gerber's foul 7 of 8 For Manitowoc in the half Chris Looking to go 8 for 9 half 40-foot shot comes up short and we're at halftime Good comeback by Solis in the second half of the first half to take a six-point lead into the halftime 30 to 24 on me a hand as a professional soccer player I know how rewarding sports can be and how quickly injuries happen So I've teamed up with the American Association of orthodontist to ask athletes to play it safe with my years of training I know what it takes to become an expert and orthodontist do to they're the experts who help people obtain healthy beautiful smiles Wear mouth guards face masks and helmets to prevent injuries keep smiling and visit braces.org Antonio flowers parents Alicia Seabrook and Antonio flowers senior Jared Henderson parent Judith Henderson Antoine Jones and a mod a mod Martin parent Della Jones Sam Caffeine parents Sarah and Michael Caffeine Jackson penny parents Jason penny and Chrissy Kaiser Noa Cops parents Connie and Alan Cops Trevor Ladwig parents Chris and Michael Ladwig and our last JV player Garrett Rivera parent Kim metallis and Momentarily we'll have the freshman Let's have a nice round of applause and please stay there for the JV parents Thanks for everything you do for your player Better see some hugs out there on the parents All right, here we go Austin bolt Michelle and Dean bolt Andrew Herman Ambra and John Herman parents Lars Kruegel parents Linda and Marshall Kruegel Hunter Keaster parents Tammy and James Keaster Next we have Nick Larson parents Joy and Darren Larson Next we have Max Marchiondo parents Laura and Michael Marchiondo next Carl Mattern parents and Tornette and David Mattern Next Cameron Meyer parents Michelle and Mark Meyer Mikael Coleman parents Jarvis and Colleen Bradley Andrew Fister parents Christine and Steven Fister Nicholas Prahl parent Michael Prahl Dalton Richie parent Yvonne Richie John Schaefer parents Stacey and Pat Schaefer Eileen Smith parents Marcy and Tyler Smith Soyke parents Aaron and Frank Soyke Decarlos Valentino parents Liana Valentino And finally jack roll parents Heather roll Ladies and gentlemen, let's have another nice round of applause for all of our parents All of the things that you do for Sheboygan, South High Athletics we applaud you And now you may hug your parents There you go Thank you once again One of my most rewarding experiences as a dietitian has been Actually quite recently just a year ago when I met Donna because she was so motivated and ready to lose weight and to get healthier Well, since I've met Sue and listened to her guidance. 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First of all, I want to thank Courtney Robinson She is a junior at manatewalk high school. She helped us out with some of the pronunciations for their players And uh, we never got to the announcement of the jv game manatewalk and a pretty easy win tonight over the south jv team 67 to 41 Also want to say hi to our friends from manatewalk radio Paul bursch and tim strews and wish damon ryan good health He normally would be here announcing the game doing the play by play, but he's got Throat issues Chris we got some interesting stats from the first half Leading all scores were david latour and logan hamilton. They each had 11 South made six out of seven free throws manatewalk made eight out of nine Pre-throw shooting was just outstanding by both teams South after a slow start made four three-point baskets Manatewalk had a pretty quick start hit two early threes and then did hit it didn't hit any late Largest lead of the game manatewalk had a 10 point lead. That was early. They went on a 12 to run South's largest lead was eight which came real late in the half till we had that fall And the reason why south is leading they went on an 11-3 run Which culminated really in a 16-5 run and that's where they got back in the ball game and captured the lead Yeah, just 27 shooting for manatewalk 41 for uh South so south really came back after really Not putting a lot of baskets in there and that's one of the key factors why Jared govac had an outstanding Half you know hitting the boards and doing all the little hustle things And chipped in with four points to hamilton with a good anticipation lays it up and in 12th turnover for Manatewalk already and just like that south is up by 10 Good hands that time by geinther's thought that cavanaugh might have tipped it after he did But the referee didn't see it that way Well, there's a walk Change pivot feet Nice play that time coming up with the basket was uh Lars looked her hand a little bit of a zone for the ships South four of 10 three point shooting in the first half hamilton from 12 nails it Good skip passing that time by the red wings to get that nice open shot. He's six of nine from the floor Latour Around and down nails a three That's manatewalk's first three in a long time Yeah, there's three of eight from there But still a seven point lead for the home team Hamilton with good hands picked it off the floor get their wide open Bang oh Four shot attempts result in the second half everyone's found the bottom of the net Second 10 point lead for south govack trying to get the steal See who they call it out on off a manatewalk Good hustle by both those boys, but it was uh looked her hand. I believe that tip the ball out of bounds Timeout manatewalk they're down 10 39 29. It's a 30 second timeout so we better keep it here Chris your impressions you're early on Well since about the 10 minute mark of the first half It's all been south Makes a lot of difference. So when the ball goes in the hoop Really and manatewalk is struggling to do that and so you're you're you're really Right in saying that because the game looks so easy when the ball goes in the basket But when you have trouble making baskets boy, it's uh, it's a slog and manatewalk, you know Just could not build on a big lead.  That'll be his second Split he just can't get on track Oh, he's having a tough night But you know my theory on that you're not making them keep shooting Eventually they'll go in The three second in the lane by rindle not called South playing good defense good cover up on On rindle and then on the throw and go back through it off the back of the backboard So manatewalk will get it Good hustle by south you got hamilton running out of bounds over on this side go back hustling on the other side That's what it takes Little things that don't count in the vox score Rindle using the body well Puts it up and in Either teams missed the basket so far here That's the other thing I was gonna say about this half versus the start of the game is uh both teams are shooting quite well It's been a fast start to the second half Another timeout by south that's her third of the night chris Well, I think south was running a play there and it wasn't being run correctly Somebody did not pop out. So do you call a timeout yell at the kids or do you explain how it works? Or do you do both? I think he's doing both Something was not right there. You could just tell that that was Some type of quick hitter or some type type of play call and Somebody's not yet two guys on the Strong side of the basketball and split he came around And then they were looking looking looking like somebody was supposed to probably pop to the top And nobody did Splitkerber has it on top gives it back to go back back screen by hamilton Ginther feeling it Couldn't get it to go but uh go back comes away with the rebound It makes a good decision to pull it back out Katera's going hard to the basket gets fouled Got it like that approach. Yep making things happen Three years on the varsity At least for age. I don't know if he played as a freshman on it, but I know he's been on the varsity at least the last three years Definitely baseball Just an update on the injury. It was a knee not an ankle. Okay you know I don't know if I can see that wall from this far away But it just looked like one knee looked bigger than the other when he came off the floor after that time he spent Sitting down Is his return imminent or is he out? I don't see him on the bench deep Brant no good cavanaugh with the strong rebound Gets a good pass inside Looked her hand with an easy two Still a nice touchdown Lead here seems like mantel off gets a burst that you look to the scoreboard and south seems comfortably ahead Go back hard to the basket and again.  I agree with you. That looked like it was in Had a good look at it Again, nice passing by the ships to get the open shot And bad hands that time Gatera's Lays it up and in AJ scoring some points this half We finished the first half with three he's got three already Just under 13 minutes left in the ball game rindle inside uses the body had it blocked by hamilton Couple offensive rebounds by the ships cavanaugh with a put back, but he gets fouled That's not a good sign either team really had second shot opportunities in the first half Each only had two offensive rebounds. There was two offensive rebounds for the ships on that possession but uh Cavanaugh had two points in the first half chris. He's got one On that free throw now spencer martins and Montalvo in the ball game And opkinorth it's kind of like a hockey game 1244 42 37 South up by five manatee walk hanging in there Three point attempt is around and down nice shot that time by evan opkinorth His first point to the game Five point lead jumps up to eight just like that Montalvo picks up his second fall 13th fall of the half And latour Going to the line Lead manatee walk in the first half with 11 He now is 14 he nailed a three early in the second half comes the caterer Oh two misses That has been unusual tonight chris free throw shooting has been really good in this ball game Martins uh couldn't handle it. That wasn't a very good pass that time by uh Jesse montalvo Got to clean that stuff up. Yeah I think the official blew his whistle a little bit late. Yep Little backdoor cut latour got it hanging got the shot up and in and he's followed by uh javon spencer Wow, this isn't good chris Well, it's still a six six five point lead things and Feel very comfortable. I just like the way south has been playing and Taking advantage of the turnovers by the ships and Every point played by latour makes it 45 to 40 just under 12 minutes left Latour now with 17 points leading scorer in the ball game Interested to see who they go to the score here Oppy Yeah, he just decided he missed that three and just a hustle play but went over the back Manatee walk again with an opportunity to keep chipping at the lead Getting some good rest for aj and hamilton logan on the bench right now Man talk Trying to get up the hill and over the hill. It's always a Lot of work south with a good defense Kavanaugh has there finally kavanaugh touches the ball is a long possession without having him touch it Good defense again Latour Got the shot off but Split gerber put pretty good pressure on him and then we get a foul On salt. I think that's going to go on opkinorth Picked up a couple of quick falls here. He's got three now the 1108 mark Bring both aj and logan back in Smart substitutions there chris. I think Oh boy Falls are starting to mount against south See I got one two three four five six seven. That's a seventh team fall that should Get the bonus change too walked. Yeah, and he did get the shot off a good turnaround shot that time by uh Michael dope parek the pyrrhic They wanted to stop play to let them know that they should be shooting But you shouldn't stop it in the middle of action like that It's too late now That's an issue.  Can you? I mean that's not how it works No, they can't do this Here's what we're gonna do You're gonna take the basket away and put uh, I think it was Man, I don't even remember who it was going to the line should have went there Yeah, you gotta remember who he was even shooting fall was on Gatera's And it's gonna be Kavanaugh. That's right on the line Kavanaugh was just there. I can't believe they did this marty either They don't blow that horn. They just go with it Yep, they got the foul on the scoreboard now it reads seven for south Manitowoc with only one You're gonna see it Watch underneath the basket.  It's not Kavanaugh. That's for sure And they got the wrong guy on the line They got they got the wrong guy on the line too That's pretty good. That's a smart move though. Put your best throw shooter up there Okay, I don't think yeah, the administration of this is not correct. I don't think not at all Well, they're telling latour get in there and shoot. It could have been latour. It's hard to read our number No, it wasn't look like it look like a double digit number. I thought it was um I thought it was feast I gotta take away my stats here. I think Well, now you're really messed up who made the basket. Nobody made a basketball The basketball is made by 32. We can take that one away. Yep, and then all those shot attempts to count it either Unbelievable Well Justices served chris. They still got the two points. They should have had did they take any add any time on the clock No, yeah, I'm on Well, if all that stuff went on I agree seconds were lost but uh Interesting never thought I'd see that Gunther down the line and lays it up and in going hard to the hoop He's four of ten tonight tyler Stretch that lead back to five forty seven forty two Ten and a half Wide open shot from 14 is up and in braden brant Four of 12 now from out there cut the lead to just two Is that a three? Yep Hamilton with a nice leap and leaner Whenever they're in trouble Logan seems to Be the guy to get the points there. He's been the man tonight. That's for sure He has 17 Bant the shot they couldn't get it up Move in the middle of the lane a shot is up and in nice inside move by duperic Yeah, they took his basket away. So he's got to get one the next time down and he does 49 47 hamilton from three No good and gutterra is over the back You know logan's missed two of those threes, but they have been right there. I mean, yeah, again, you're right It did look like it was going right in Logan's frustrated, but I'll tell you what that's a good shot Dylan martin's coming in for uh gutterra's who has four now And uh eight fouls now on south Before you know it manatee walk will be in the double bonus Feast on the line to shoot The one and one You know an aj, you know, he gets those fouls just so he just works so hard hustles Yeah, but you know You got to be smart hustling control hustle. Yeah Eight fouls to one Yeah, this could Hurt the red wings as we move along chris It's now 49 to 49 and uh Manatee walk has been pretty good at the line since uh The tour miss those two They've hit a five in a roll And seven out of nine in the half To go along with their eight out of nine in the first half Hamilton Oh dangerous pass there chris You get a foul on the inside it's going to go on martin's He works hard inside, but he's not subtle When he uh, you know tries to establish position. That's what he's got to learn The next time for man to walk it'll be two free throws Which the way both teams have been shooting free throws tonight boats well for the ships Latour hanging no good Govac with the rebound Now look like he had split gerber open on the wing, but dribbling with his head down. He missed him Govac shot from three is no good. Here comes cavanaugh Played it smart that time. He didn't have the numbers. So he pulled it back out 835 left in the ballgame.  He has for sure nice pass inside but blowing the layup Was man it's walk govac comes away with the rebound duperic was the guy that had the open layup but couldn't get it in Ginther pushes hard, but the foul is going to go Happen out on the floor no shooting no shots Martin's govac logan split gerber and ginter on the floor for uh shabuigan Back in their zone. Well, they do that on on the in bones. Yeah, they play an extended zone too. So that should create spots You know about the high post right there Boom ten footer rims off martins with the rebound He couldn't get it to go, but he'll be at the line rindle with his third Dylan martins Nice soft touch by the big kid As we enter the fourth quarter Eight minutes left and just think of that. We think it's almost acting like the game's coming to a close But regularly we'd just be entering the fourth quarter. We got a long ways to go martins is a 6 6 jr Puts a pair of free throws in He has six points Off the bench. I might add Bant good inside feed Shot but rims out to pericad a nice look at it manitouak wants a goal tending It did look like a hand went into the net But uh, no call good. No call Accidental didn't influence the basket.  They'll get you for an offensive foul They're gonna get rindle with a tiki tack holy cow Now we got to get this follow a little closer. He's gonna be uh, he has four now looked her hand and feast coming in To pair pardon me Latour and rindle Check off It's his fourth rindle. That is yep. Yep. We had I was all over that Uh, not a good pass Cavanaugh, it's followed out on the floor. He'll be shooting the pair This is what we didn't want to have happened chris Cavanaugh with uh Only four points. He's averaging. We had him at 28 points a game South has uh done their scouting and uh Been able to keep him in check Cavanaugh with those two free throws ties up the game at 51 with uh six 30 left in the ball game South shooting 44 percent for the ball game Check out martins inside Establishing position.  Yeah You know if we can see it from here and we're not in a real good position to be able to see it He's uh, not being clever enough. Yep. It's kind of I The idea is correct You know use your arm bar, but you can't use it to extend exactly to uh, secure your position in the post Oops You'll get closer this time Latour coming in and uh bant checking out Which rank is uh stuck with this particular group for a pretty long time Kind of strange marty both teams at 47 percent in the second half both eight of 17 shooting Cavanaugh wanted to put it up with good defense again latour hanging in the lane draws the foul And they're gonna get martins.  Yeah, exactly.  If you think about the four quarter game with eight minutes There's a long way to go That's latour's 20th point and he ties up the ball game at 52 Inther being guarded by cavanaugh Katera is trying to get in the lane there was a double dribble not called Inther gets around cavanaugh and lays it in We've seen tyler attack the basket a couple times tonight with with good success You know what he does christ as he gets on the dribble and he lures that inside shoulder and gets in front of the defender And then it's then all you can do is follow him at that point Hey protects himself very well And the other thing we've seen him attack from the right side of the Glass left side and up over the middle. So Using all his sources Cavanaugh on the back cut had the shot blocked who was off the foot of uh, logan hamilton Nice play my manatoa better defense by the red wings Inside feed the latour quick shot is up and in he ties up the ball game just how coach gallagher Practices that play and it worked to perfection Back and forth back and forth. That's what my sheet looks like chris one on the south side then a score on the manatoa side South got the ball though And de perric, what do they got here travel on all the travel govac Okay, did you see that in well, I wasn't I didn't think so either. Yeah And he had hamilton in the post Not a bad idea We're all tied up at 54. We're under five minutes left and there you see uh caffeine on the table Shot rims off and uh kateris comes away with it Yes, sir board All right. Hope uh, Zach caffeine is okay Uh, not a good pass bad decision that time cavanaugh Has his shot blocked And south comes away with it and it's gonna pick up a foul Oh boy caught a break there chris Left her hand with four rindle with four Uh, those are the only two manatoa guys in deep trouble and we have a timeout. It's a full timeout scott Let's take a bit of a break This little chick has hearing loss. 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I mean either team could have made some baskets but once again south has the ball regardless of its tide looked around Kavanaugh feast Latour and Dupiric on for a manatoa for south at split gerber Katera's Ginther Govec and hamilton Rolling down to the four minute mark Tara's it was open but passed it over to Hamilton who drives it to the basket and couldn't get it in I'm telling you though his shots are right there marty. I agree with you Looked her hand closed out to prevent the three-point attempt But then that left hamilton with a drive opportunity, but he just couldn't get it to go in Looked her hand had a good look couldn't get it in. We get a foul on the floor. Is that going to go on Ginther? Yep Tyler Ginther is going to pick up his second foul Yeah, but it said double bonus thing marty. I know that's what I was saying way back when all those falls That's going to hurt when we get down to crunch time Dupiric on the line Since the uh, I got marty since the 1106 mark Bonus double bonus. That's I wrote that down now. I don't know That's a that's a good little stat to have On a break rimmed out katera's chases it down. Yeah Michael Dupiric Hey, you got to go now salt hasn't scored on their last three or four possessions. They're due they're due This is going to be the one marty Good back cut by uh, Ginther, but uh, you didn't get it and uh Go back taking it hard to the basket. We're going to get a foul on manatee walk Bonus time for south Now we're gonna need to start making some free throws That one's in Still a long way to go jared gulvec With that free throw and he puts in another one They're ringing those points up for uh Logan hamilton. They don't even have gulvec in the ball game on south side chris Now that's not good Backdoor passes no good, but manatee walk comes away with it and putting it up and in Under pressure was trevor feast boy south Just a fingernail away from grabbing that one. Exactly Backdoor cut by ginter. He's fouled That's actually not a foul bad foul by uh feast by look their hand, but it is his fifth So he's done Ginther will go to the line shooting a pair Well, he's probably not happy about the foul, but which worse is you let A player get down in the paint white open and that's what tyler did Braden bant is coming in to uh take Lars looked her hands spot Surprises didn't go with the big fella marty Rendo right. Yeah, I know what you mean Those arms get a little shorter as the game As we get into crunch time Well, here's where that extra length of the game is Looked better first one. I thought was Didn't have enough knee bend If you hit that one on the head A lead for south though and an odd number. Yeah, that's That's the key Latour not bashful put it up and no good And ginter with the strong rebound not allowing the two ships to take it away from him 225 left in the ball game govac has it out on top According to the scoreboard though. He's not in the ball game Rank sensing a turnover calls a timeout Now there is a change In college basketball the coach cannot call timeout the timeouts have to be called From the floor when the ball is live I don't know if that would be such a good idea in high school basketball I know I was the experience I know I was down I think we were tied in a game and we're coming down the floor times running out. I'm streaming timeout timeout timeout Fistles are of course trailing to play by five miles and we run down have to heave a shot at the buzzer We missed and we lose an overtime I wish the officials would have heard me that night Really They maybe heard you after the game No, should I call timeout? Well, I didn't hear you Well, they were trailing to play We're running a Breakout as times running out on a missed shot by her opponent But by the way was jeff wolff and collard Was it summer league And then his bombers beat us anyways Oh, that's when you were at elkhart. Yeah, okay Oh, it was close, but he was in the back court Rolling down to two minutes left in the ballgame south with a one-point lead in the ball Split Gerber running the weave here Govack ill advised three rooms off. No good man. It's walk with the rebound 150 Latour wants to go hard But the good defense again by south keeping him away from the basket Where are you going? You got Yep, logan hamilton standing his ground drew the charge Nowhere to go We're that was a good call because well He dropped his head and was going to the basket. He didn't care who was in his way.  They're playing like there's a minute Like there's less than 10 seconds left and there's still a long way to go now. They're south there That is it's in a double bonus Finally Katera is on the line. He's uh got six points in the ballgame. I think this is his first trip to the line Lot of game left marty up until about the uh four minute mark in the ballgame This free throw shooting has really been outstanding, but now as we get to the end So I've been a little a little bit of a smaller basket South up by two Plenty of time 125 left Perik broke open underneath the basket. Latour gets followed by split Gerber. He'll shoot two Splitty Now as three Latour has a game high 22 points One for two there And if he can make this one, he'll be a one for two here, which is only two for four Way short Whoa hamilton Look like it went off his arm But uh referee didn't see it that way. Nobody complaining coach gallagher doesn't say anything either well You don't have to Ball goes off again. They're good hustling defense by latour. He's comes up limping. No, chris Manitowak's ball 117 left. Yeah, and I'll tell you what even if salt gets in bounds Did you turn that put that turnover down? There's a minute seven. Oh, no Oh break the Perik's inside shot is no good go back with the ball cavanaugh with the foul Tell you there, uh A couple of free throws here chris would give south the uh A little more comfortable lead Manitowak's missed from point blank range on that two free throws and a bunny shot they've missed down there And the screws are getting tighter and tighter on the ships And uh not handling the the close game situation Go back now with 10 points and it's 60 to 56 Four point lead for the red wings latour going hard.  They're calling them Awfully quick chris doesn't take much now totally different game from the way it started Well, he was just up there before and looked Awful to save the very least. Yeah, he's pretty tight Touched every bit of the rim before it went in that foul was on split gerber and that was his fourth And there's still a minute four. I mean there's a long time you don't have to Automatically follow south here He's got an attorney. You're only down by two and there's a foul on latour David latour that's only a second But I mean you got a minute four. I mean, what what are they? Yeah, right exactly following Do you think south can hold the ball for a minute four? Just they're playing like The last minute and a half has been like there's 20 seconds left Meanwhile, you're letting south get free points at the split gerber with a excellent time to get his first point to the game Down here at the end trying to make free throws to give his team a four point lead and he does 62 58 One minute left Kavanaugh, please it up and in nice move And a timeout by man at walk Full timeout scott. Let's take a short break Did you know that your thumbs are some of the scariest things on the planet? 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I don't think I would have called the timeout right there Either I don't know you just seem they do have two left south has just one Another thing you might want to know is do you know who to foul? that would be a situation The way split he hit his free throws and go back. I don't think I'd touch them Here we go Go back on the throw and gets a split Gerber and he's wide open He's going to take it to the hoop and he missed the layup, but he's fouled And he'll be at the line again shooting two I'll tell you what jared did an awesome job. And I don't know if it was a play call But he basically just ran a complete curl watching come all the way around for the ball. That was a nice job there by jared Couldn't quite finish, but I liked his free throw form before marty. Yep Nice knee bend that's who I'd want at the line Had no points up to a minute left in the ball game And now he's sitting at three with a chance to make it four and giving south a four-point lead again Oh, what'd you do? There you go. He makes a couple more 64-60 Kavanaugh with it Bant Being guarded by govac up high They're gonna take the three-pointer away Kavanaugh's jumper in the lane is no good Reverse layup is no good Put back is up and in by feast and he's fouled Lotta on the trampoline there chris. So getting the offensive rebounds Yeah, feast worked hard to get that one marty Now we're down to 26 seconds left Flat free throw is no good and no over the back. It should be what are they gonna call here? Oh Boy, that was not good that foul have That's a coach rank wants to that. Yeah I don't like that call. I don't either AJ's fifth foul to chris If you watch on that miss free throw, there's an over the back and uh, well if you're yeah, then don't call anything Don't call foul on aj when he was the one in position The problem is the over the back gave man at walk an advantage to get the ball in Yeah Oh, well, well, then he just threw it at the basket was the question the problem there and He would never have made that shot Michael the puric is uh at the line. Oh, man walks missed a whole bunch of free throws here. Maybe that'll keep going here He's nervous He's definitely nervous Yep You can just tell in his swagger He's just not ready for prime time Get the rebound boys. He's still thinking Dylan martin's in the game. I like that substitution chris. Yep Get the board Yep another way long two of them very hard and then a quick foul And he just couldn't tell A young man He just was not ready Gotta forget about everything and think about practice and how you shoot free throws and your routine At the line for south is jared govec Govec with 10 points. He made a couple free throws just a few minutes ago He's got and he's got eight rebounds as well He's one of those a garbage pail kind of guys does all the dirty work. I like him a lot Another miss free throw manatee walk comes away with it with a chance to tie or take the lead 19 seconds and counting they have two time having off from the free throw line. No good rebound by hamilton And he'll be shooting free throws Manatee walks missed gold and opportunities to take this victory Free throws layups wide open jumpers by your best player And with logan hamilton, please put the nail in the coffin Now there's still 13.7 seconds left chris Don't count manatee walk all too quick although four point lead would be awfully nice. Now we got to get at the three Dylan martin's looking for a chance to get a hand on the ball and maybe tip it out where south can get it back short Manatee walk gets the ball cabineau has it with 10 seconds left They're not calling time out latour from deep Look good, but it was long rebound put back. There's no good. Nice play south wins it 64 62 they hang on to win and beat manatee walk chris has gone downstairs hoping to get a couple of interviews One more time south a winner 64 to 62 getting out of the military. 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It was that way all night boys, but uh, I was glad to come out with a victory Early in the season you guys are really young splitty. What happened now through I mean, it's going to be bumps and stuff like this, but you got to like wins Yeah, we got to work hard. Um, we'll bring it all season. Oh, we're young, but uh, we'll fight Yeah, you got I know you're a really really young basketball team with just two seniors and things so How's that going with things? Uh, they're they're good leaders. They're great leaders.  You were right on target That's got to be a good thing for really in a year. Yeah, it's great, but my team Helped me. They led us through We won this together. Yeah, that's true.  It is a team effort first of wagon south and everybody's got to contribute at every given night Yep, it's just great team win and we got to come back tomorrow and work harder Yeah, well, it's nice to get a win at home and you know Like you said first experience for a lot of you guys on the varsity and things a little bit different than than playing Under jv's yeah a lot All right, all you the kind of like the workhouse the Lunch pail guy a little bit out there doing all the little things getting the rebounds and the thing I think you had eight rebounds tonight, but you guys stuck together like glue there at the end and Pulled it out there. Yeah, good team win. We just got to stick together Got to keep working on the stuff got to keep improving Well, I'll tell you what another thing is what a crowd craigman coming to last Last come out here to last two years. There's nobody at the thing I said it's I said right away marty and I came in here and you got a nice house of people here This is the way it's supposed to be for for games the best atmosphere i've ever played There was a lot of support for you too Now I know the guys keep saying keep working harder and things like that it is early in the season But you know as I said being a young squad you got to keep building on these things and working every day Yeah, we got to keep working keep doing the little things and It's going to get us some wins down the road. That's true. Well, good luck boys in the next couple weeks We'll see you down the road in a couple weeks with that. We're going to send it up to marty All right, great job on the interview guys Leading score in the ball game was david laturi had 24 points for manatee walked Following him was braden bant had 11 For south their leading score was logan hamilton. You saw him in the interview there He had 18 points the lunch pail guy jared govec had 10 tyler guinther had a real nice ball game He had 16 in all south had 64 points manatee walk 62 was a great win They came back in a fine style when manatee walk made a run at him in the second half they hung in there For the crew all right, let me tell you this our next game is friday december 18th when we'll be at the north They host noted aim in a conference game a further crew our director scott mailoff our 18 cameraman eric Weisman our two student helpers tonight maddie fister and serjay molleter and for my partner chris right I'm mike martin saying thanks for watching everybody and we'll see you down the road


Our ninth speaker this afternoon is Pratiti Mandal, our title investigation and mitigation of degradation of fuel cells. Almost all of us have heard and talked about the cool Tesla cars, one shown here. So the coolest thing about them is not just how they look, but the fact that they run on batteries, the same batteries that you use in your cell phones and laptops. Fuel cells mentioned in my thesis are also closely related to batteries, light batteries, they convert chemical energy to electrical energy with the exception that fuel cell uses hydrogen as a fuel, which combines with oxygen from air to produce electricity with water as the only byproduct. These fuel cells when used in cars not only give us zero emission vehicles, but at the same time they give us longer range and fast refueling unlike battery electric vehicles. The Toyota Mirai shown here is one such example of fuel cell car available in the market. Now you can ask me, why don't I see these cars on Facebook road? Well, to answer that, let me share a bad news. Besides the lack of hydrogen refueling stations, these systems are still very expensive and there is a question on its durability. In my thesis, I investigate one such degradation phenomena that limits the durability of fuel cell. The main culprit in the story is the so-called benign byproduct water. When water accumulates in the, when water is not properly removed from the system, it can accumulate in the pores of the electrode and it blocks the hydrogen from reaching the reaction sites. This condition is called starvation. It usually arises during high power demand. Say you are speeding to pass another car on the highway for example. In such a situation to fight starvation, the cell starts consuming itself and in no time it burns itself out and the car can come to a dead stop right on the highway. You can all imagine how dangerous that can be. We need a solution for this. And the good news is that we have found it. We thought of using the culprit water to our own advantage. So we added radium oxide to the electrode that can catalyze water splitting to support the power demand during fuel starvation. And in the process, protect the cell from self-consumption. However, addition of material which uses precious metal like radium increases the cost of fuel cell. So my continued research is towards minimizing the amount of extra catalyst used without sacrificing its effectiveness. Thus to make fuel cells more durable at the same time, very economical. We live in an era where energy crisis and climate change are the most harrowing nightmares. I believe that my research is a small step towards sustainable future. Thank you. Thank you.


This research paper examined the relationship between satellite imagery and forest biomass and carbon stocks in northeastern Madagascar. It found that texture measures derived from worldview to satellite data were better predictors of biomass and carbon stocks than spectral parameters. Additionally, it discovered that texture measures derived from the red band were most effective at estimating biomass and carbon stocks in degraded forest, while the vegetation index EVI and the texture measures of variance, mean, and correlation derived from the new coastal blue band, as well as the red band, were most effective at estimating biomass and carbon stocks in non-degraded forest. This research suggests that texture measures derived from satellite imagery are useful tools for accurately estimating biomass and carbon stocks in tropical rainforests. This article was authored by Sandra Eckert.


Live from the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, California, it's the cue at Oracle Open World 2014 brought to you by headline sponsor Cisco Systems with support from NetApp. And now here are your hosts, John Furrier and Jeff Frick. Okay, welcome back everyone. We are live in San Francisco, California, the Moscone Center for Oracle Open World 2014. This is theCUBE, our flagship program. We go out for the events and expect to see the noise. I'm John Furrier, the co-founder of SiliconANGLE Media and I'm here with two distinguished guests from Cisco Systems in the IT space. We have Ravi Amamatu, who's an IT manager and we have Hari Shankar, technical staff, global infrastructure services at Cisco. Welcome to theCUBE. Thank you. We appreciate you guys coming on because we talked to all the Cisco executives. They give us a lot of Cisco this, Cisco that, Cisco's great, value proposition. We love to talk to people in the trenches. Obviously we just had JP on earlier talking about Oracle and Cisco. So you guys have been joint customers for years and Cisco has founded Silicon Valley Connection. But I want to ask you guys about your IT experience. You can share the folks out here watching. What were the lessons you learned in IT?  They're on the bleeding edge but they're also very high quality, secure.  I couldn't get in with firewall. I mean, it's network gear. So you guys have one of the most established IT practices. So what's the experience working there? What's it like working at Cisco? Yeah, so, you know, if you look at the industry, right, you know, it's very challenging as well as the, you know, industry is moving very fast and it was very difficult to cope with the change that's happening. And the amount of change happening with the amount of data, right, any IT people need to handle today is phenomenal, right? And when the change in the data is happening, probably one of the challenges basically, how do we fast provision the servers? How do we, you know, provision the servers fast? Plus, how do you, you know, both scale vertically and horizontally to meet the business needs? At the same time, one of the biggest things that we need to take into account is the performance of the applications itself. You know, while we are taking care of all these things to account, how do you reduce your TCO, basically the total cost of, you know, operations to account, right? I think the IT budget, as we all know, it's reducing year by year. And one of the challenging, you know, factor as an IT manager for me is that how do you scale your environment better with the reduced cost year over year? Yeah, they want you to do more, though. Hold on, there's a trick. No more budget, lower budget, more functionality. And how do you do it? And that's exactly the UCS comes into play, right? We are running, actually, Oracle databases on UCS. And when we are looking at...  So let's just pause right there. So do more with less. That's a phrase we've all heard before. So let's talk about the Oracle situation. So you have Oracle, huge shop, obviously the relationship with Oracle. But now, you migrate Oracle to UCS. Take me through play by play. Why you did that? And what were some of the things you did? What did you learn? And what were the results? Yeah, absolutely right, John.  And then, you know, Hari is here, who can walk us through the play by play of how the migration is happening or has happened in Cisco, right? So, you know, as everyone knows, Cisco is here, because, you know, company, we have close to 1,500 Oracle databases that we manage within ourselves, right? And out of which, close to 500, 350 are production databases. These databases actually, if you look at it, we develop in-house applications which are supported on the plain vanilla Oracle databases. Or we have 10 to 15 Oracle installations, Oracle ERP installations.  And not only that, we also have a lot of middle-grade installations, IDM, SSO, agile, SOA, web logic platform and everything, right? So that's where the complexity comes into the picture. And we also wanted to make sure that we operate in a burn class so that the TCO is reduced on a year-by-year basis. And now with that, we had a huge opportunity for us to migrate into UCS to reduce the cost for us. And, you know, Hari has been the lead architect who actually helped us in migrating from the legacy servers to UCS. So with that, Hari can give us back to us. So before we get there, though, how long did it take to migrate? It's a very good question. Actually, it's not that hard. But before I answer the questions, right, I have to divide my complex, my environments into, you know, three tiers maybe. One is the small-sized environments and medium or mid-sized environments and the highly complex environments. To answer your question, right, it depends on what type of environment that we are talking about. Alright, so we'll hold that. We'll go to some of the architecture. So this is the fun part. Okay, so let's get into the architecture. Lay it out for me. What was the challenge? Now the decision gets made. Everything rolls right to you. Go make it happen. Do more with less. Here's all the UCS. So just to add a bit to what Ravi mentioned. So the first challenge was to how to mitigate some of the current challenges we had. That's what prompted us to migrate. That was not the only part that Ravi covered, the TCO part also. There was just one more point, which was the main one, is how to transform our IT to adopt new changes, you know, the new trends in technology, like big cloud, virtualization, big data, a lot of those things. How do we transform ourselves to be ready for such new trends in the industry? So those were some of the things on our plate that we had. No guiding principles. Basically, you got to check those boxes. Exactly. Absolutely. Now, what did it take to migrate? So again, as Ravi mentioned again, you know, you have the simple environments, you have complex environments. Any migration typically depends on various factors, like size of your environment, the complexity, the criticality, business criticality. So these are some of the things that you need to consider before you go to any migration. But there are environments which could be very small in size and which are very critical. So it could be a matter of just a few hours maybe. But there could be environments which are so huge, like in one of, we'll talk about one of our use cases. The database is like 40 terabytes running on three huge monolithic servers. How do you move that over to UCS? And why would you want to do it? So we need to go into what were the challenges with those. So there were challenges for plenty. And our scalability was biggest, right? And so we had this, so this particular environment we talked about is like 40 terabytes in size now spread across three rack clusters. We had been constantly beefing up the servers to some extent vertically. But at some point we hit some technology, some technical limits where we couldn't scale up, scale it up any further vertically. So only option was now you add fourth cluster, fourth node to the cluster, which is huge, expensive. So these were some of the technical challenges, the cost of operating this. So all of those paid a factor in it. So we decided, you know what, because for all those guiding principles that we talked about, UCS was the best fit. It let us move from these huge monolithic servers into much more horizontally scalable servers, smaller servers, which gave us a lot of benefits in terms of performance, scalability, reducing our cost, improving our quality of service. So all of these we achieved by moving it. Now I could go into how we did it. Now so was it just gear swap out? Or was it like the service profile capability? What were some of the things that were like, give us the highlights. Sure. So what it involved in our case was, in this case, the 40 terabyte database I'm talking about. So these were all like some legacy systems, like HPE systems. So we had to move that over to, moving to UCS means we had to move to Linux. So the biggest challenge was converting them to the Linux format. Indianness, from the bigger Indian to a smaller Indian. So platform conversion. So that was the biggest part. And size of course posed a big challenge. So we adopted different best practices, the best of the technologies to do that. So when it came to Oracle, we used technologies like R-Man conversion, which would let you do Indian conversion now. And then when we did this, we also had to keep a note on how we actually spread these environments out. Like the services, you club the applications in a way that you measure their IO requirements. You group them logically based on their throughput requirements, and there's their functionality. So all those analysis went into it. We grouped this application across the 12 nodes that we decided. And why 12 nodes? I'll come to that because we wanted to maintain the same compute capacity. Because when we started, we did not have a good comparison on how UCS would scale. Would it be better? Would it be worse? So the safest approach we took was we'll go one is to one. We said, okay, we had X number of CPUs here. We'll go with X number of CPUs on UCS. So we decided to go with 12 nodes. So that was the methodology we took. So then a whole lot of analysis went to it. Now to your point about the service profiles. So service profiles did play a role in the UCS provisioning. The way you provision UCS with service profiles makes it so much easier to provision hosts. And even in terms of resiliency, say, a new host goes down to swap it with another host and apply the profiles over there and get the business quickly up and running. So all those things played a role. So software is really critical? Exactly. So John, I will give you an example of how fast the UCS provisioning has helped us while I was at the middle of an incident. Basically, I had to handle large volume of the transactions hitting in one of the ERP systems. And we had four middleware tier servers where we had to add eight more servers. All of these need to happen in the middle of incident with you in one hour. This is where the service profile came into picture, saying that using the same serving profile can quickly provision the UCS servers for me to add the Oracle mid-tier services on top of that. And that really helps us and so on. So yeah, definitely some of the UCS features like the management is a key asset for those who are doing the UCS management today. So the UCS had those features on the management side, the provisioning side. So the big management, all that stuff, all kind of plug and play. Exactly. That's where we are able to say UCS is the perfect platform for the cloud today. I mean, if you look at Oracle today, right? They announced the cloud platform, but not just Oracle, right? If you look at, you know, a lot of companies today in the world, they are moving towards Oracle. And customers also wanted to host their platforms or services in the cloud. And for those, all of them, the management, the access to the servers and the control and the ease of provisioning with the tools that are provided at the hardware level, with the service, right? It basically provides ease of management with the UCS. So that's the key. So I guess the question is, what lessons learned did you get out of migration? So there are a couple of best practices we followed, or we learned as we went as we did the migrations, and there were a couple of good lessons we learned. And the key lesson is like, you need to know your application profile, the characteristics. That is the key thing. That's more of a good practice, best practice.  When you move from a platform to another platform, you need to work with the vendors, you know, be it Cisco in terms of hardware, be it Oracle, when you move from, say, a legacy system to a UILX. So patch analysis plays a very critical role. I mean, the more lessons it's going to be, because we practically face some challenges in that. So we ran into some corruption issues, for example. So we knew there was a moan bug in Oracle. Unfortunately, during our testing, the patch was not available. We kind of underplayed, we kind of didn't think that patch, that issue to be so critical. Unfortunately, right after we went live, that bug did hit us, and we ran into a corruption issue. So, of course, we got the patch and we rectified it. But that was, I think, one of the key learning for us, you know, do your patch analysis thoroughly, know your applications. That's the big data angle. That's the big data angle, having all the data information. Absolutely. So that's a key thing. So you want to add something? You're good, yeah. So that's pretty much it. I would say that the main application behavior, the profiling, the IO requirements, analysis of everything. That's a very reactive situation that the data helps you on. So to say there's a heart bleed or, you know, another breach that we just had last week in these systems, you want to know fast. Absolutely. And which systems are vulnerable? So you want to know fast, as well as you should be able to react fast to it. And that's what I think UCS plays a big role. So you have the central management console, right, management server framework, which lets you, say, if you have to patch an environment for security vulnerability for a heart bleed like scenario, you could just push it through the central management server to all the nodes within the management framework. So it's so much more faster and easier to manage with so much more less downtime. I think that's the biggest benefit that UCS has. Yeah. And some of the lessons learned were that, you know, when we are basically migrating such a large systems, the systems that we migrated was actually like a 32 terabyte system. We were with the three monolithic servers, 128 CPUs each. So when we are doing that, you know, how do you lay out the architecture of the new systems? Our system was one of the largest ERP implementations when we did the work with the 12 node Oracle Rack. And, you know, if you look at it, right, one of the challenges that we always face is basically how Oracle can transfer the data across the servers. That was the biggest challenge. And we had to go through multiple incidents in the past.  With that, we were able to reduce a lot of the transfer of the data across the nodes, which basically reduced the incidents for us. Okay. So, John, you touched upon the migration part. I just want to add, since we're talking about 30 to 40 terabytes, it took us about 24 hours to migrate this database. I think that's a commendable, that's a huge achievement for us. That's good. That's very good. So, let's bring this back to the customers out there that are watching. You guys were thrown into it. I'm sure the phone call came down from high, hey, get us RIT, UCS, because you're in Cisco. But you're the internal customer. So, you're still going to be hard on Cisco. You're not going to just roll over. Now, you may have to, you know, get the tech geeks involved, but you're the IT guys. You need to make sure it works.  They're going to want to have a functional system. So, other IT groups out there, what do you say to those guys about UCS? Why should they move with Oracle? Why now? Share your opinion. Yeah, basically, I think, you know, the existing challenges are wanting, right? You know, scalability is a bigger problem with legacy-based servers. Performance of applications is another problem and dealing with the day-to-day problems. So, to me, they are all, you know, ongoing existing issues and things like that. But even when you look at the futuristic solutions needed as well, for example, big data, you know, today, when you move, you are company yourself into big data adoption. Or when you are getting a lot of, you know, data from your devices that either your employees use as a contractor based using it, you know, today, big data applications pushing the server to its limit. And if you wanted a platform that can scale better, UCS, you know, can help you better, right? Virtualization. UCS actually offering, we talked about the management solutions, one of the best in the industry. Plus, it also offers a capability to manage the virtual servers itself. The VMs were, you know, switching, right? So, it offers a capability to manage both physical and virtual. So, we talked about the cloud in the past as well, right? So, if somebody is looking for a futuristic platform which will, you know, cater the needs of big data, cloud platform, and virtualization, then UCS is the answer for itself. I think to summarize, maybe it's like the cost benefit, the performance, the scalability, and, you know, adopting the new trend to be up to date with the new trend, I think UCS is definitely a perfect pitch and that's a way to go. So, Harri, talk about the guys out there, but the naysayers, I'm too busy, I'll get to it later. There's a lot of people out there who might not think, maybe I shouldn't, maybe I should wait. What do you say to those guys? I mean, we're probably in the same boat, initially as IT guys, right? But once we went into the cloud, when we started the journey, I mean, I think it's better done sooner than later. There is no point postponing it. If you could realize the benefit right away, why wait? I mean, I think the benefits are very fast. People realize the benefits really quick and it's almost instantaneous, I would say. So, I think, actually no point waiting, you should probably jump into it. One thing that I want to add is basically the benefits we saw, right? The performance benefit, both for online as well as the batch applications, we saw anywhere from 20 to 30% increase. And cost benefit, the operating cost, we can definitely say for sure, we reduced by 60%. And the floor space, I think that's the biggest challenge in today's data center, right? Yeah, huge. Exactly. When we have been building the next generation data center in Princess and in Allen, this actually helped us a lot in terms of reducing the, you know, space. And not only that, power. Actually, we were able to, you know, reduce the cost of the power by 300%. I think here are some inherent benefits of moving to UCS and importantly, right? Your customer satisfaction. Imagine you have your legacy monolithic servers where it frequently goes down. We are not even able to take the orders. We are not even able to fill the way for the customers. Now, when we migrate your applications to UCS with Oracle on a rack, you have the scalability, both vertical and horizontal. That provides a immense customer satisfaction. And that's exactly what we saw. And that's exactly anyone will benefit when they migrate to Oracle on UCS. I think the footprint alone, justification, could justify a technology refresh. I think that's kind of like in the refresh cycles where you're at. Guys, thanks for coming on theCUBE. I really appreciate it. We really enjoyed the practitioner perspective, although a bit biased with Cisco. We're in the Cisco booth, of course. But, you know, I know from other companies like Cisco that have IT departments, they don't roll over. They still have strict requirements, but having that perspective is really good insight.  Thanks so much. Congratulations on your success. Yeah, thank you very much, John. I really appreciate it. But I do want to close the thought by saying that there are some white papers out there. We have completed the benchmark and everything with what we have did for our customers. So they can actually look at the internet as well. Awesome. And where are those benchmarks out on the site? Cisco site? It's in the cloud as well. It's in the Google as well. I think if anybody has a question. Cisco documentation, white papers section should have it in Cisco site. The TPC benchmarks are all in there. You guys have some good benchmarks. Again, they're just throwing the benchmarks around. But that's good for people to get the benchmarks, to just get a taste of the kind of what's going on. I don't even know if those benchmarks we do mention how we did the migration. Some of the steps we thought were solid. You guys are very transparent. Yeah, very much so. Well, congratulations. We're here inside the cube. Inside the Cisco booth is the cube. I'm John Furrier. We're back with our next guest after this short break.