North High School's Acuity Field House, and Bill Horsch is announcing the starting lineups for Ash Wabanan, Eddie Madia, number three, number eleven, Kyle Moore, number twenty-four, Bennett Kuff, number twenty-five is Bryce VanLanen, and number thirty is Jake Immick. For the Raiders, Ethan Gusky, number three will be starting, number eleven, Devin Yurk, number twenty-one, Luke Belmore, twenty-three, Shaq Francis, and number thirty-one, Reed Conter. North is coached by Tom Desatel. The Ash Wabanan Jaguars are coached by Kevin Phillips. Our officials for tonight's game are Dave Thiel and Chuck Bladorn. Bladorn has been refing, I talked to him before the game, forty-eight years he's been in the business. Does a lot of high school and college ball, so does some football. Here you see Tom Desatel. Tonight is North High Wall of Fame induction night. Martha Hill, nineteen-ninety-eight graduate of North High is going to be inducted at halftime. And we also did a couple of interviews prior to the game with Martha and Steve Scharr who is in charge of the committee for the ninth North High Wall of Fame. And we hope to get those in at halftime and also show you the Wall of Fame induction. Ash Wabanan controls the tip. They come in seven and five, four and two, north ten and two, and four, excuse me, five and two in league play. That's the big guy to watch there, Bennett Cook, six-eight, a couple of brothers that played division one basketball. Oh, good footwork that time by Cook to get the shot up and in. Oh, Monroe. Monroe, that was, pardon me. Very young out of the Jaguars. We'll talk about that as the night progresses. Luke Belmore, the glue of the team. And there, of course, Devin Yerke. Yerke's scoring's been down the last couple of games, Chris. Yep, about fourteen and a half. North coming in at seventy-five points a game, giving up fifty-nine. Ash Wabanan scoring just fifty-one. Oh, shot attempt by Gusky is no good. There's a fight underneath for the ball and they're letting them play on. Belmore had it and then got it taken away. And the Jaguars have it. Oh, a good pass. And the layup is up and in by Monroe. His second basket. That's a freshman, boys and girls, number eleven. Yerke's fouled on the way in. We mentioned Cook in the opening. He's a junior. Monroe's a sophomore. They also have a sophomore and another sophomore, excuse me, Monroe, a freshman. And they have two sophomores and juniors. They are looking for next year for their big year, but they're already moving up to the league. Well, one of the things I noticed, Yerke's three-point attempt is around and down. Is that their leading senior scorer is Eric Vorpogel. He's only averaging two point seven a game, Chris. And that's a leading scorer for the seniors. How the Jaguars handle the pressure by North and then later that one three one is if they're going to hang in with North. That's what I got on my list for a key to success, handling the pressure. Well, good ball movement that time. Francis goes high for the rebound. Taking it to the hole. Had it tipped away. Pretty good defense that time by Cook.  Be interesting if the Jaguars can hang with them on defense. Guski taking it up against the big guy gets followed, but he's going to go to the line to shoot two. Fall goes on Kyle Moore is first. Guski will be shooting a pair. That make ties it up at four. Guski leading score on the squad, 15 points a game. He is just a junior. Very junior senior dominated North squad. Up and then a couple there. It makes five to four North. Cook almost traveled. Good, again, good body control shown by that young man. Good ball movement by the Jaguars. Short jumper in the lane by Mattias up and in. They're pronouncing it Mattea, Chris, so we'll go with that. Okay. As long as you haven't said the name wrong yet, like I have. Belmore with a little behind the back dribble. Couldn't get anywhere with it. New York's layup attempt is no good, but the conter tipped it away and it goes out of bounds. There you see Kevin Phillips taking a drink. Yes, he also coached at a Green Bay school. I want to say it was Prebble. Prebble or West. I can't remember either. Same as like the, the peer coach who's moved. Well, they got, let the big guy get open underneath. Right. His skills are limited outside the paint, but inside the paint he is 6'8". Conter with a three point attempt. A high shot is no good. Battle underneath for the ball and Belmore comes away with it.  I want to get him in full trouble early, but he's only got one. One, two, three. Three offensive rebounds for North already, Marty. And again, if you are Ashwabanaan, you want to hang in here. You got to have North one and out and stay out of foul trouble. This is right into the hands of the Raiders. You can just see on the bottom of your screen, the hands go up and that's a coach Phillips talking to Chuck Bladorn about that foul call. You know, how can it be a grab when he's got his arms straight up? And Guski couldn't connect on the last one. It's a 8-6 Ashwabanaan. 4-40 remaining in the first and Mateus passes out of bounds. It's interesting that you had that as a key point too about the young team being able to handle the pressure of North. Wow, that is, like I said, can they stop drive penetration of North? Let me ask you this, Chris, about North and their pressure defense. How important is it, do you think, to be able to not have to play that 1-3-1 zone early, you know, and maybe surprise them a little bit with it later? Yeah, that is important and that's something they always do. It seems like they just turn up the screws when that comes.   Francis running the floor and Yerick found them. Great play by the Raiders. That was sweet. Oh, over and back and no call. Late whistle but Mr. Thiel got it right. It's kind of like when your computer shows that little thing, processing. Belmore back cut by Gusky and then he pounce passes it over to Francis for another easy. Two in the Raiders are up 10-8. They've run off five straight points. Another thing I think Eshwater is not going to have is a lot of depth. Well they certainly don't have many seniors to go to, do they? I don't know. A good cover up defense at time by Yerick and Belmore. There's a walk. They're going to get a follow on North. Imek got a nice drive. I thought he walked but they get North for a follow. Belmore picking up the follow. Ammeister, Campion and Menang all coming in for the Raiders. Imek's two free throws tie the score at 10-10 and it breaks the North five point run. I know it's only five minutes but it seems like oh my. North has just dominated Marty and they're only up by a bucket. Well and you can't let Yerick go left like that. It's just you're not going to stop them. No, I mean that's just. That's too easy. Yeah and that's coaching and stuff. North trying to put the full court pressure on. Get those subs in there and get them working. High off the glass is no good. That shot attempted by Conner Dries. Yerick has it again. Ammeister with the left hand off the glass and in. He's been playing a little bit better of late. Timeout for Coach Phillips, 14-10. I got a question for you Chris. Is Ammeister a left hander? I haven't noticed that in the other games we had because I'll tell you he looked pretty sweet with his left hand there. I don't think so well. North's just having their way Marty. They're getting to the basket. Drive penetrating everything's easy. The defense is really really putting the pressure on the Jaguars. And as this goes on can they handle. Last week they played Sheboygan South. It was a very close game until the fourth quarter when the Red Wings just went crumbling. It was cold and they did ashwara and it was to get a 10 point victory. They did get beat by Bayport by 21. That's one of the losses by North by eight up at their place. WSES Sports and all local programs are viewable on demand at WSESSheboygan.com. Click on programming PEGTV. On demand we're on now. Yeah they can watch you and I. That's scary. On request. We'll announce that again if you didn't get the address. A couple times. Maybe like once every three minutes. Yeah. You know it is technical over at WSES. That's amazing how many people ask for doing the games and things Marty. So a lot of viewers are interested in maybe the game. Not necessarily you or I but at least the game. Okay.  We've got to do this every week to provide this high school sports. People enjoy it. You're right. People talk about it to you and me. I know you probably a little more because you hang out in the bars a lot. But the point is people want it. They like it. It's a good thing for the community. How about that right off the bench. You get a three by champion. We've been here before and he's done that. He's a shooter. Well Joe had that basket before. Oh they're going to get a grab on champion. He did get a pretty good piece of cook. Do you like that when you put a couple of people in the game and they give you baskets right away. Instant offense. Gusky is back in the ball game. We talked about the Jaguars there. Like we've mentioned. Freshmen and two sophomores. There are three other four lean scores. And then you add their sophomores. Pretty much handle the North JVs today. So they're up and coming. Pretty good hands on that shot. And it goes no good by Matt Bavaeus. A nice little move by Hammeister. And he steps through for a basket. That's seven points off the bench Marty of the 19. Wow that's great. Under a minute 19 to 13 North on top. Good job of getting the ball in the middle on the press. And there's a travel. Both officials had that. Some of the understanding that the officials have different coverages. You know when they're out there yet. They both saw the travel. I mean somebody wasn't looking where they were supposed to. I thought there was a travel earlier. There was down the lane and they call that fall on North. But I make I thought. Yeah he traveled first. I thought the same thing. Belmore is back in and so is Yerick. The only non starter on the floor is Hammeister. He keeps putting up baskets. He'll be out there a lot more. 25 seconds remaining. North is going to play for one. Got to like the pace Marty. Yeah 19 points is not bad. And they're up and down in the defenses. Just spectacular. Just seems like it's getting better as year progresses. 10 seconds. Hammeister. Got it off the glass. No good. Shot at the buzzer is no good. And we're at the end of one quarter play. 13 to 13. Don't you just love running water?  With the tiny whirlpool. Like a whirlfall. Yeah we just made up a new word. That happened. 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North out to a nine. A 15 shooting, Marty. Belmore letting them know that he's in the gym tonight. Four turnovers now on Ash Wabanan. And it's going to get uglier. And timeout. A full timeout by Ash Wabanan. Scott, why don't you give us 30 seconds and then bring us back a little early, if you could please. People might think that Audreon would never be able to go to college in his dream of being an actor. We couldn't disagree more. We're the ARC. And we believe everyone should have the opportunity to realize their full potential. The ARC stands up for those in need. Advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. I want to be a professional actor. So they can be anything they want to do. If you need help or if you want to help, visit us at www.thearc.org. Have you heard? Scam artists are trying to trick seniors into using their media Medicare numbers. I heard that. This happened to my friend. A man came to her door wanting to sign her up for the new Medicare program. Well, when she got her Medicare summary notice, it was full of charges for services she hadn't received. So I did something about it. I joined the senior Medicare patrol where I teach others to protect their Medicare numbers, review statements to spot false charges and reports suspected. Back at North High as a QT field house, coming out of a timeout by Ash Wabanan to get a 10 second call. North turning up the pressure, Chris, in this late first quarter or early second quarter. Two timeouts were already used and we've only played nine minutes of basketball. You know, you can practice against this defense, but to play it is a lot against it is a total different thing. A good rebound that time by by Devin Yerick, but then Gusky takes a bit of a wild shot and he takes a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little but here's actually it after Fire Forging and is pretty common with offense with regularity who can't get it in kind of like when the Badgers had to you know practice against or how you mean you can have all those scout teams you want up until you see the ducks run around on the field or the Jaguars that pretty fast and that's what North is doing to the Jaguars tonight.  Cook with the rebound. That's the way I would play against North. Would be very active on those good three-point shooters. Imeg got it up, but he couldn't get it in. Made a nice move, but couldn't finish. Whoa, Shack wasn't expecting that. Francis through the crowd. Good quickness to the rim, but again he couldn't finish. Well, good block by Cook.  That was Luke with a little hold. Well, just at the end. I mean, that doesn't count. Well, long enough for people to notice. Like the entire Ashwabana parent section. Luke isn't going to take it. 5-26 left in a second. North up by 8. Like I said, Ashwabana just averaging 51 points a game. So the pace is much quicker than they'd like it. Yeah, things have really slowed down. Good thing there's not a shot clock. Yerke threw the land and he got it up and in. How do you let him go that way? I mean, that is just pure coaching. It's just you coach your players that he will not go left, but yet he goes left.  It's now 26-15. Can I rip on the schedule again, Marty? I think we've been a little tardy on ripping on this conference. Why does Ashwabana have to take two trips to Sheboygan? Well, we don't care about that part of the scheduling. Ashwabana doesn't host any Sheboygan teams. Why can't they have one-on-one? We've talked about that before. Same with Pulaski this year. They get both Sheboygan teams up in their place. You'd think they would alternate year to year with half. Right, right. You can figure that out. I mean, it's not that tough. Francis playing the tough D. Shot from the corner is no good. Yerke comes away with the loose ball. Hammeister loading it up from three-point land. Brick that one. Had a good look, too. Matea had that ball slip out of his hands. I'm not sure if he was followed by Guski. Getting the inside feed was Monroe, but he couldn't do anything with it. Shot is up and in. Three-pointer by Earl Vorpegel, and he was the senior. He's talking about it. He's got his average. He's going to go on Reed Conter. Wow, on a rebound, I guess. It's 26-18 at three-pointer. Cut into that north lead. Campion's getting ready to check back in. Norris still putting on the press. Trying to get this young Jaguar team flustered. Cook had it stolen away. Yerke taking it right to the basket and draws the foul, and that's going to be number two on Bennett Cook. You're better off just to let him take the layup, Bennett. Hey, if I was 6-8 going up against the 6-1 guy, I'd challenge him, too. I know what you're saying. Don't get yourself in foul trouble. If you know anything about your competition, what he's capable of doing, it's not like Yerke talking about one of the best guards in the entire state. Yeah, exactly. And you're trying to, might as well give him the layup and... Play on. Yep. Or like you said, just use your 6-8 body better than just physically just go in there and hammer him. Although that can be pretty much fun. Yerke nails one of two. Stens the north lead to nine. Mateo working on Campion. Just great defense by Campion with Belmore. I think it's pretty good communication, two between Belmore and Campion. Mateo trying to push Belmore away. Do you see him go with that offhand, Chris? Push him away, but got trapped on the corner and had to call another timeout. Did he get five a game? Which means they're down to two. And we're still in the first half. There's 3-18 remaining north on top, 27-18. Our next game is going to be on Tuesday, February 17th when Green Bay West comes to south. Chris will not be there. There's an open invitation to the community. I need a partner. I got turned down tonight by a former South-Eye player. We will mention here is Rick Rice and Paul Wagner. And right down there in the corner of your screen with the glasses on, that's Martha Hill. She's tonight's inductee. And really nice talking to her. She does a great interview. She's done some... She's gone places, Chris. Shanghai, China. Boise, Idaho. Lincoln, Nebraska. International law enforcement torch run for Special Olympics. Oh, they got a guy running around wide open underneath. Hubey's was wide open, but they didn't see him. Look at the defense intensity. Jaguar's just not a chance. Look at the hustle by Danny, but he's going to get a foul. Yeah, that was good hustle. He fought through that arm bar. Picks up a second. Teams fourth. Gusky coming in. Yes, Danny, even if you're a sub with two fouls, Coach does tell more than likely we'll have you on the bench for the rest of the half. For the way North has been pressuring, and I think they've done a great job. Oh boy, that could have been a foul on... Vor Poggle with the swing of the elbows, but Belmore gets the call. And with this second, here comes Keddie back in. I was going to say my point was going to be Chris, even though what the pressure in the way North has played, and I think they played pretty well, is they still only got a nine point lead. You know, it's not like Ash Wabanan is wilted. They're trying to hang in there anyway. But they've played six minutes or five and a half minutes of basketball. They have a whopping six shots here for the entire second quarter. They're just struggling to find something because it seems like North's there before they are. It's like they know the offense better. Francis is going to get called for the charging fall, and I'll tell you, he was into the basket. The Ash Wabanan guy was actually almost on the baseline out of bounds, and he still gets called for the charge. Wow. He wouldn't let that happen in college ball. And with that, Brandon Sipple comes in. Number 51.  There's a good hand. Now watch this. Watch underneath the basket where he picks up the fall. Oh, that's a bad call. He was way late, but that's just my thoughts. Felt down pretty good. Well, made the Ash Wabanan parents happy though. Yeah, but he was late getting there. Three point attempt is around and down by Nick Skidmore. They're hanging tough, Chris. Well, you know, they're doing the right thing. If they're open, they better shoot, because otherwise the Raiders are going to be all over them. And there he saw a wide open shot. Nick did, and he got it to go. The North always has a counter. Gusky. He's feeling it. First basket tonight, Marty. He's won for six from the floor. 30 to 21 North on top. There's the pressure. Good hands. Menning going hard to the hoop. Don't you dare. Oh, no, that's not a good call. Come on. He went by the guy. The guy acted out. Here it is. Now this is going to be the three by Gusky. And now it's pure. I didn't agree with that call at all, Marty. Well, it's a seventh team fall on North. It's two in a row. These guys, they got to get there. 132 remaining until halftime. There's an offensive foul. 30-21. Still a pretty comfortable lead. Manning actually hit his guy in the mouth. He drove by. Good rotation over by Reed Conter. 112 remaining until halftime. There you see it on the top of your screen. North up by nine. North still playing the tough defense. A kick out. Three-point attempt is off the rim. No good, but the rebound by Monroe. First offensive rebound for the Jags. 45 seconds remaining. Menning went for the steal. It was just a little bit late, but a good idea. And he's going to come out. That'll be his second foul. Campion, Belmore and Menning all with two fouls, Chris. And Bennett Cook and Jake Immig for Ash Wabanan have two. Didn't look real pure, but they should say the stroke didn't look real good, but he got it in. Kyle Monroe put them both in. 30-23. 35 seconds in, Conning. It's like North is going to run it down for one shot. 20 seconds. Cook has it. 10 seconds. Unbelievable. Let them go to the left again. We don't mind. Do we, Chris? Not at all. Shot from half court is no good, and that's the half time. North on top. 32-23. Now hopefully at some point during this half time break we'll have the interviews with Martha Hill and Steve Schaar. So stay tuned. We are this close to making history. This close to changing the world. We are this close. This close to making sure no child suffers a crippling disease. Ever again. We are this close to ending polio. This close to ending polio. She is you. She is you. This close. Be a part of history at rotary.org. The 1998 graduate of North High School, an international special Olympian who has served as a goodwill ambassador for the Special Olympics in the role of international global messenger. She was a special Olympics athlete for 12 years in swimming and basketball, among other sports. She swam for the junior varsity team here at North High School in her senior year. Martha has also served as the emcee at the July 2010 National Games in Nebraska. She has met or worked with such celebrities as Eunice Kennedy Shriver, founder of Special Olympics and A.J. Hawke of the Green Bay Packers. We thank Martha for all that she has done to represent the true spirit of athletics and for the extremely positive way in which she has presented herself, the Special Olympics, North High School, and the community of Sheboygan. Martha, it is indeed an honor to present this Wall of Fame induction plaque to you. Ladies and gentlemen, Martha Hill. Joining me is Martha Hill, new inductee for the North High Wall of Fame. Martha, congratulations. This is a great honor. Thank you so much. I'm so honored to be here this evening. Now, what does it mean to you to be inducted into the Wall of Fame? It is such a great honor. And this really means a lot to me. And I am so proud of this. And it is so exciting. Now, I know you participated in Special Olympics and your main activity was swimming. That's what you were best at. But what other kinds of activities did you participate in? Well, I participated in aquatics. And I also participated in basketball and softball and t-ball and bachi. And I'm currently doing golf this year. Oh, great. Who do you go golfing with? My dad. All right. Now, when you did the swimming, what were your events and what did you like best about the swimming part of it? My events were the backstroke, the freestyle, the butterfly and the breaststroke and the 100 meter reel and the individual medley. And it was so exciting. And I really enjoyed swimming a lot. Who were your coaches for swimming? Well, Mike Hansen was one of our coaches for swimming. And he was also one of my teachers at North High School. And he was such an inspiration. And he's awesome.  What role did they play in getting you involved in all this? Well, my mom and dad really encouraged me. But it was more so my mom that encouraged me to get involved in Special Olympics. I was only 14 years old when I became involved in Special Olympics. And still to this day, I love it. One of the things that people tend to think is that when you're a special person, you have limitations. What is your view on all that? Well, I look at it as having an ability, not a disability. And it's all about what we can do, not what we can't do. And it's so important to remind people every day it's not about our disability, it's about our ability. Great answer. Now, I know we talked a little bit about your coaches, but what other coaches played a big part in your participation in Special Olympics? Paul Wagner. He's one of our basketball coaches and he's also our head golf coach. He has such an inspiration and he really encouraged me when I was on the basketball court and even on the golf course and he really taught me a lot. You used to coach basketball at South, you know? Oh, South, the rivalry school. When you think back to all your experiences with the Special Olympics, what memory stands out in your mind? Well, when I traveled to Shanghai China for the World Games for a Special Olympics, I had the honor of meeting Eunice Kennedy Shriver for the very first time and it was really one of my greatest treasures and I'll always remember that. I also heard you're a little bit of a runner for the torch run. Well, when I was in Shanghai, we got to run with some of the torch runners in Shanghai down the street and the torches were all lit and we just got soaked up in the glow and it was amazing. It was so exciting. Martha, I want to thank you so much for coming over and again, congratulations. This is really a great honor. We're going to step out and we come back a lot. Steve Schar, the head of the committee for the North High Wall of Fame. Schar, the head of the committee for the North High Wall of Fame. Steve, thanks a lot for coming over. I really appreciate it. Let's talk a little bit about the Wall of Fame. Well, getting it started. Actually, the idea happened right around 2000-2001 when the previous athletic director, Chris Schultz and a group of teachers who are now retired and former coaches came up with an idea that they looked at and they looked at other colleges and schools to see what they had done as far as recognizing athletes and the people that were behind it were, of course, Chris Schultz was the athletic director, Mary Tyromple, who's a former coach, Barb Klein Jerry Hollub I'm probably missing some people, but Bill Richards, Denny Moyer, Rick Rice they were in the planning stage for about a year and they actually first implemented it in 2002. It seems like they got a really good format for the program. It's very well thought out. We have designated bylaws that we have for it and it's not real real easy to get into it. They made it so it is somewhat difficult to get in to maintain the integrity of it. I think that's a real important point is maintaining the integrity. As long as you brought it up, what are some of the qualifications that a candidate needs to get in? I'm going to have to read a little bit because there's a lot of them here that I can't remember. They must have demonstrated or demonstrate good character and citizenship. Secondly, they must have graduated at least 10 years ago. Thirdly, they must have heard four high school varsity letters and one of those had to be in their senior year. Fourth, they must have demonstrated excellence in one or more of the following areas. They either had to have an individual state championship, multiple state place winning, all state recognition, collegiate championship, all American, national record holder or a record breaker, national or a place winning at a national level meet after high school professional sports successes or any kind of national or international athletic recognition. And then we also have special consideration given for an exceptional athlete who may not have been able to meet those criteria due to circumstances beyond their control. Now, one of the things that I've got down on my sheet here is candidates in waiting. We're putting Martha Hill in this year. Are there other candidates out there that are waiting to be evaluated? We have a number of candidates that have had submissions in past years and if they don't get in in one year, we reconsider them again in the future. I know you haven't put someone into the wall of fame every year and I was looking at the sheet for Martha here tonight and it gave a list of the history of the program. The first year you had four and then some of the years were two and a couple of years were one and we didn't give any. What determines how many go in or not go in at all? Each year we review the applicants all of them and we have our committee of I believe it's eight or nine people look at them and in order to get we have a long discussion on all of them on the merits of them being in or not. Back into action here just starting the second half north as we start off is up by nine 32-23 leading scorer in the first half was Devin Yerick with 11 and thanks Scott Mailoff for getting those interviews in as much as we could. We've got a couple of things that we didn't touch on with Steve Schar that he wanted me to mention so we'll bring that up. I think the biggest announcement we made the entire first half was our fans can watch Chris and Mike anytime on demand. On demand! Push that button. That'd be at Megan.com Click on programming and then PegTV. You can regularly watch the games anytime you want. How sweet is that? Belmore with the good hands and knocks it off a cook's foot it should be Norse ball and they got it right. I agree. I have them for eight turnovers tonight Marty and they just... That's not too bad actually I don't think considering the pressure they've been playing under. Nice and let's say handle the pressure and get some better shot attempts they're going to be in trouble. Conter had a nice arc on it but hit off the rim and then over the back it'll be Ash Wabanan's ball just starting second half action. North now 3 of 11 from three point range and 12 of 24 from the floor a lot of easy layups given up by the Jags Not handling the pressure there at all A little bit on this wall of fame nomination forms are available at the North High School student office or online at the Chihuahua area school district website just go to North High School and click on programming pardon me sports and activities and then click on the link there for the form they'd rather have you submitted online a nice shot by Mateo. Well their JVs last year were 17 and 5 we've talked all night they're very young Kevin Phelps hoping next year is going to be a better year they're already four and two in the league they're in fifth North is in fourth Pulaski and Depeer undefeated Mateo's first fall he has seven points now on the night finished the first half with five he's been a spark out there I told you I like Pulaski Marty undefeated in rank number two in division two Hunter's layup attempt was way off the mark and good hands by Shaquille Francis bounce pass to him and he gets the benefit with a nice layup off a feed from Dusky Depeer ranked number four in division one their only loss is to number one ranked Germantown and that Germantown team is awesome really they've had some good teams over the years I know there were several years when they always had a wind up playing north at sectionals Dusky's shot is off no good but Conter comes away with the rebound Dusky's shot against the big guy Cook in the middle is no good Ethan just one of nine so far tonight Marty how about camping in the lane a little longer Bennett I thought you were talking about Danny but it's not camping it's camping by the way nice shot tonight at Friday basketball nail that one fake me out of my shorts and then game winner he'll pay for that next Friday rolling down to the five minute mark north still up nine Schwabin on trying to hang in there good inside feed Dusky had the tie up and then gave up on it Monroe on the basket he has eight points in the ballgame here we go and he creeps it in down Dusky Dusky pardon me Devin Yerck this will be his second three point play if he can make the free throw and he's got a three point basket what way did he go to that time I believe it was left does he go right do they ever force him right you'll wonder why he's five of seven from the floor now he has hit that three but he's got about three or four laps using that body and that great left handed move he throws good he has 14 on the night now Devin does average is 14-6 so biggest lead of the night for north two Chris they're up ten look at the D look at them swarming no holes except for that pass that's still great D that's what you were hoping I'll get out of here nice feed Belmore got a nice push on the back of a cook and it went right over both of their heads for an easy two great defense just a bad break did you see who scored the basket yeah I gave it to number Monroe number 11 11 okay thank you now on main street with the left hand couldn't get it in but Yerick comes away with it and he loads it up he was wide open and couldn't get it in cook tips it out of bounds north he'll keep it Yerick had a great look didn't he Chris yeah normally he bangs that home well he might have had too much time yeah Gusky in the ball game Richard Bartzen up here by us running the top camera giving you that shot on the floor is Wiesman Scott Maloff is in the truck he's our director we were a little slow giving you those names you should have done that in the first half already can't be in on a nice bounce pass shot attempt by Belmore is no good but a great feed by Danny first miss by Luke tonight it's two of three from the floor not good ball handling there but Dash Wabin unable to keep the ball Matias skip pass Vorpagel Francis says get out of my way Campion I want that rebound Belmore with a three point attempt he must have had that block Chris because it was way short and then tipped out of bounds by the Jaguars 3-11 remaining in the third quarter north maintaining a lead this time it's up to eight they had it as high as ten earlier in the quarter I know we had a game a couple weeks ago I think it was east was in here and you were never worried about north being down I'm kind of worried you're there only up by nine I'm not worried at all Campion three point attempt is no good and north having trouble making baskets all of a sudden I'm not concerned this Ash Wabin on team also lost to Green Bay east this year excuse me I was thinking about something else football no I was thinking about north beat Stevens point the other day this point is second in their league but east beat them so north on a bust out Matteo on a good push not allowing Shaq Francis to get to the basket having a mixed thought there Marty thinking that north beat Stevens point on Tuesday night they're second in the Wisconsin Valley in their league but they lost to east who's four and seven in our league doesn't figure right not so bad especially the top four top four in our league is tough your Kaz it rolling down to the 235 mark Gusky from way outside and couldn't get it to go rolled on the rim but then rolled off Cook with a six rebound there Marty he's been in and out of the lineup in the first half with his fall troubles and giving him a little bit of a rest now that he's in here a little more full time probably get a few more stats Warpoggle's shot is no good but he's blocked by Belmore and Luke talking to the officials he's got three no I'm not really too concerned at this point Marty because I just don't see any flow of offense by Shaboygan excuse me for Mash Wabanan the Shaboygan north pressure so hard I don't know either showing that kid sucking on the bottle some kind of meaning to that Warpoggle on the line shooting a parry missed the first see Denny Moyers here tonight Denny and Donna their Denny is part of that committee during the Steve Shar interview he mentioned a number of people that are involved in that Cook tips it away from Belmore or from Conter and Ash Wabanan has it out goodness what the big block and then he steps on the line but a great block by Shack can we get a replay of that Mr.Mailoff that was awesome and even Bennett Cook says that was awesome that was sweet that was a North High Highlight film picture right there here we go how about that Shack not in my house Warpoggle has it out on top being guarded closely by Dan Husky shot is off no good the good hands grabs the rebound good pass into Belmore he's followed after the shot no way that's a terrible call Luke settled down that was a real bad call oh they're going to get an offensive fall he got hammered after he released the ball timeout by North for Belmore that's his fourth well we will and it'll just confirm what we've been saying watch this he's going to release the ball watch that guy moving that's just bad that was brutal give Chuck Bladehorn credit though because he didn't call a tee right away he was pretty patient in that regard but I thought it was exactly what happened in the first half Marty they come in late here it is way late and then he gets called for the charge Jonathan Hensler trying to give him a picture on the radio W.H.Ball Chuck Bladehorn he's been in the business for 48 years and I don't care how long you've been in you're still going to miss him once in a while that's a tough call probably a good move by while he's going to take out Luke anyway with four falls but even if that would have been his first or second I think he would have taken Luke out just to settle him down even Coach Dustin Tell was a little heated on that I don't see that very often nope and to his credit also he's settled down it's over and done with now all reverse layup is no good nice attempt by Monroe but he couldn't get it in Contra going down the middle up off no good and Bouvet gets the rebound Reed's struggling tonight 0 for 4 I got that name wrong by the way Chris Ellis-Dreves got that rebound providing a lot of opposition for Vorpagel's shot and it goes no good Francis gliding to the rim on a great pass put it up and in North running the floor I think North's going to it's under a minute left Ball is tipped out of bounds that's actually probably a break for Ash Wabanan because they were getting ready to have a 10 second violation 54 seconds left in the third quarter I'm still not concerned Marty I just don't there's just no flow to the Ash Wabanan offense that I think they can make a serious run at North hopefully that'll stay true to the fourth look at this pressure Vorpagel does a good job of breaking the press Guski is going to take one in the chin the way Vorpagel's been swinging the elbows he's going to put Luke back in coaches forgot he's got four fouls the foul goes on Ethan Guski that's his first contour going out Belmore is in with four fouls Luke's going to Luke doesn't play he doesn't shy away it doesn't matter how many fouls he has we'll have to see how he does here I think coach Bynes is going to remind coach he's got four fouls three point attempt is off the top of the backboard no good Guski goes high for the rebound 25 seconds remaining in the quarter north pulling it out playing for one one shot Vorpagel guarding Yurick rolling down 10 seconds left Guski loads it up from three point couldn't get it Belmore with the rebound kick it out again shot attempt by Ethan Guski no good Eshwabenan will get a shot at the buzzer it's no good and they 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This close to changing the world. We are this close to making sure no child suffers a crippling disease. Ever again. We are this close to ending polio. All we need is you. Be a part of history at rotary.org. We can submit a request for a Wall of Fame inductee. If you want it to be for next year, you need to get it in by August 31st. And then one other thing about the North High Wall of Fame. There are no special funds designated for that program. Nothing in the budget through the Sheboygan area school district. That's all through donations. And if you want to submit a donation, you can do that through office. Back to action. You're just looking at my sheet. There's a very little written down for the third quarter. Because there wasn't a whole lot of scoring. That's close. You only had three baskets, Chris had mentioned. Yeah, three of 18. All for 10 from three point range. All is on Francis. This is second. Yeah, that's when you're going to have three of 18 shooting quarters and still be up by 10. Yeah, increase your lead. Yeah, Ashwabana was three of 10 there. 10 of 28 so far. Heading into quarter number four. Nice dump in pass to Monroe. And he puts it up and in. Jake Immig with the good pass. 39-31, north up only by eight. Yerick going left. Up and in. But they're calling a foul on the way in. So it'll be no basket. And it's only going to be the third foul. Pardon me, the fourth foul on Ashwabana. Immig picking up his fourth foul. Ashwabana looks like a man-to-man defense. Francis taking it right into traffic. And there's some fans down here that are pretty demonstrative about their disgust on some of these calls. Cook is hung in there, Chris. After picking up two fouls in the first half, that was only his first foul of the second half. Francis not even close on that first free throw attempt. 40-31. You mentioned that north is 10-2 on the year, 5-2 in conference. Yep. Ashwabana is 7-5-4-2. They're trying to get to that. I heard you say that. Upper part here. Erin, fifth. They said you got the first four and you got a couple in between and then you got some pretty bad basketball teams on the bottom. Monroe with another basket. Oh, good steal that time, Monroe. That was a sweet move, Chris. He's on fire. Looks like a lefty there. Timeout north. North calls a timeout. They're only up five. Now 40-35. Hammeister is going to check in. And still not concerned? Nope, not concerned yet. That's just the fourth turnover by Sheboyga North tonight.  It is 40-35, but... Monroe has got 10 of the points for Hash Wabanan in the second half. Chris, he's got 16 on the night. North is being led by their number 11, Devin Yerick with 14 points. Another thing, Marty, they got a lot of work to catch up and then just to pass North. I mean, that's going to take a lot of effort. And the senior junior laden team is... Monroe, only expression. Ready for this. Number 11. Now the Hash Wabanan fans aren't so smart because they wanted to travel in a three and he just got in the lane, so you guys are fans starting to beg from the Jaguars. Koski loading it up over the back by Monroe and he's going to get called for the fall. That'll be only his second. Koski just struggling. One of 13 from the floor, Marty. Six falls now on Hash Wabanan. 5.56 remaining in the ballgame. Whoa. That's okay. Yep. That'll work. Blocked by Cook. Monroe has it. Good double by Hammeister. Yeah. And a good job of staying down by Francis and he scoops that rebound off the board. Very good point, Marty, about staying down on the floor. Hammeister wide open. North get one to go, no. Good bounce for the Raiders though. Francis got it up and in and now there was a call, Chris, I thought should have been a charge to North gets the call. Of course you do. Getting a little heated in the gym for the officials. Gotta love it. Some days you just would rather not, just things go real smooth and other nights things like this here, you're going to see it. Oh yeah, I agree, Marty, that one was a charge. How about this? Get in there. Yurick got the rebound and put it up and in. Just like that they're back up by nine, Marty. You can't stop them, you can only hope to contain them. Monroe looking to get the ball back. A good kick out pass. Image shot from three point land is no good in Francis with another board. Gotta have close to ten, eh, Chris? Yeah, not quite. I thought you said he had six in the first half. Yeah, or Beneter. Oh, that's right, you're right. He's got five rebounds, Marty. You know the ones that you, to me, may not have a lot but it was spectacular. Right, grab it and get it. Thank you very much. He's going to go to the line shooting the one and one. Matea picks up his fourth, Chris. One of their last 15 from three point range. One for their last, oh excuse me.  If you put them in red and white they'd look like the Badgers. And you're still winning by nine, ten. Good call. Free throw did make it ten. I'm going to do it this time, Chris. North will be up 11 after this. And I apologize, it's one for their last 16 from three point range. One for their last 16. York now with 18 points. Leads all scores. Francis has 11. Matea, jumper in the lane, can't get it in. Rebound goes to York, he's had a few boards tonight. Yep. Francis right down the lane has his shot blocked by Cook but he's fouled. That would be the fourth on Cook. We're going to see it. Woof-dah. But right back at ya. Yeah. The difference was Francis didn't pick up a foul block, Cook did. Seven rebounds for York tonight. Just like that, north back by a dozen. North has made 10 out of 15 free throws on the night, Chris. They're up 12. Under four minutes left in the ballgame. Wanted an alley-oop to Cook there but good defense there. Matea travels. 13. Turnovers, 13. Now Skidmore and Roarpoggle come in. For the Jaguars. 341 left. Tell you what they started with. 19 in the first, right, Marty? Yep. Yeah, it's slowed down since then for sure. Well that third quarter in particular. Gusky driving in. Oh, they're going to get a block on Ashwabanan again. I think the replay will show. It was a charge. Watch, here we go. Let's see if that guy is set in there. I thought he was set. Well, it's only the seventh point for Ethan. You'd mentioned it earlier. He's had a rough night from three point land. Free throws have been pretty good. Yeah. He's five for six on his free throw shooting. Full time out for Ashwabanan. Now Coach Phillips has things to discuss with the officials. Set time out on North or them? Ashwabanan. I think they have one left then. Yep. Hey, well we got a minute here, Marty. Nice article today by Pete Barth about the boys and girls at Shiboyga North. Yeah, about Shiboyga North basketball. Is it Mark Reineman up there? That's right underneath us. Joe and Mike. Stephen Dorf and Mike Meyer and his wife. But the very nice article about the heart of both programs. You're not talking about basically on a boys program. Anybody that's over six foot four and a girls program, no girls that are over six feet, six one. But there's a lot of heart. Yesterday, Susie Rundes' team knocked off number five, Bayport. Number five in the state. Yeah, that team's only lost one game in the competition. And congratulations to Susie Rundes' squad and the Coach Dessertel squad. This school should pick up the mold, Joe, and the momentum of this. A little more, right? Yeah. Get out here and watch them play basketball. It's not often you have two highly quality programs right in your same school. Get it to them. Oh, good hustle by Vorpoggle to make the steal. Oh. We had mentioned Vorpoggle likes to clear out as does Matea. And Guski got cleared out but he picks up the fall. Just a six team foul on Norto. Here it is. Whoop, yep, you see the elbow there? The arm bar. They make checking out. Ketchu is coming in. I think it was Monroe. Three minutes left. North by 14. Just get it across in time. Matea, block pass to Cook. Shot is up and in. Nice pass by Eddie Matea. That's just his second basket since that dunk back in the first half. Right. I noticed that he didn't have too many points at half time. Only two. Yeah, he's two for six shooting so good job on Cook tonight. Guski from outside the line still can't get it in. Monroe shot by Ketchu. His shot is knocked off the rim but it's going to be goal tending. So Monroe with another two points. Nort just three of 23 from three point range, Matea. Lead is down to 10. 49-39. Guski trying to get in the lane. Kicked it out to Belmore. Don't be afraid to do some milk in here. Yeah. Ashwabanan's been pretty much in the paint.  I'll give you my stat of the night, Marty. Last week I waited until the end with Sammy Decker's 10 for 10. Two offensive rebounds for Ashwabanan tonight. That's a great job on the boards by North. Belmore had four first half points. This is his first point of the second half. Couldn't get the second free throw in. And then Hamayster a little late going after that ball picks up the foul and he is coming out. Don't want to follow with the clock stopped.  And I think he knows it. Yeah. You don't want to give them opportunities to score with the clock stopped. Lead is only 11. Vorpagel on the line. Francis and Vorpagel is late. And picks up the foul. Now Francis has had mixed results on the line. Let's see if he can pop in a couple. Six rebounds on the night, Marty. And he is doing very well from the floor as well. He is five of seven. That's outstanding. Campions on the line. What? Yeah. I don't think Campions on the line and he popped in the first one. Dan had a three pointer in the first half. He has four points on the game. They get five. Fifty. You're right. Fifty-two to thirty-nine it is. Fifty-two, thirty-nine. Smothering. Oh, gets down the baseline. Shot is off. Francis with another board gets it over to the man. Devin Yerck feet inside it. Great fake by Danny Campion. Well, I thought it was a good job by Shaq to just throw it back out instead of trying to put it up against the big guy. Let the clock run down. We're down to a minute twenty. Mattea on the tight defense on Yerck. Vorpagel guarding Danny Campion under a minute. Oh. Monroe tipped it out of bounds and a good thing he did because Gusky was not very accurate on his pass. I got north seventeen of forty-six tonight, Marty, but where they really struggled was from that three-point rain. They hit two of their first six in the first quarter. There's Chris Lenz. He's doing a lot of duty right now. He's got sports all over the place with girls and boys basketball and wrestling and of course hockey goes on as well. I have fifteen of thirty-four shooting for Ashwabinon. Sipple back in the ball game as is Kevin Lang. Alec Menning back in. Oh, Sipple wide open and he can't get the layup in. And north gets a break. Ashwabinon tips it out of bounds. Tipping it out that time was Brock Denny. Oh, tax. Nice pass by his teammate too. Rolling down to forty-five seconds left in the ball game. Chris is going to go downstairs to see if he can get some interviews. Menning loads it up from three-point land and can't get it. Ashwabinon with the board. Monroe off the glass and in. He's had a nice night. He's got twenty points now. Fifty-two forty-one fifteen seconds left. Ten. North is going to come away with the win. A conference record to six and two. And that's the ball game. Sheboygan North the winner. Fifty-two forty-one. When we come back, Chris will have a couple interviews hopefully. I'll have some final scoring totals and we'll wrap this ball game up on Wall of Fame induction night with Martha Hill being inducted into the North High Wall of Fame. 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I signed a post to our site. I don't know what to do. National Runaway Switchboard, how can I help? Call 1-800-RUN-AWAY to make the connection. Big win tonight for the Raiders. We've got Shaq here and Devin. You made a highlight film on that block tonight, Shaq. Think about that. He was going up for the dunk. What were you thinking? Well, I just know Coach doesn't want anyone to dunk at us. If I get dunked down, I'm coming out the game. So I just figured I'd better jump up there. So I figured I'd try it. So when you start practice as a freshman, one of the things you first thing you learn is do we never get dunked on here at North? Yes. Don't let anyone dunk at you. I got a great stat for you guys tonight. I had a Schwabernan with two offensive rebounds. You guys as a team were just outstanding on the boards. Yes. At practice we pretty much we really focus on rebounding the most. Coach, if we don't black out, we're coming out. So he really makes us focus on rebounding. A lot of the teams, obviously, we're going to spend a story all year long. Most of the teams are bigger, but if you get in position and everybody's doing their job, those things aren't going to happen. Yes. So Coach, one of his big rules is that we have to be the best blackout team in the conference. So he makes sure we work a lot on that in practices. Now, obviously, tonight was one of those nights where the three ball wasn't going. So you had to kind of drive into the basket. Driving by the basket, that led for the easy baskets for you guys underneath as well. Yes. Well, we know that he's not, he's tall, but he wasn't really known as a shot blocker. So we figured we just take it to him, take it into his chest and go up strong with it. Well, that's true. And you guys have had an awesome season all year so far, Shacken. We'll see you in a couple of weeks. Devin, you guys just keep rolling along here. Another team coming in here trying to build some confidence. I think they were fifth in the league, but another victory for you guys. For sure. I mean, we want to get that conference title, so we're going to battle, you know, play with heart. That's what we do. We don't got the tallest people on our team, so we really show it with hustle and defense. Like I mentioned with Shack tonight, a little different game tonight, you guys are averaging over 70. Tonight was more of a grind out, 52 points tonight. Yeah, I mean, they're packed defense and I think you said we shot 3 for 23 from outside, which doesn't help very much. But we just drove, got the fouls and knocked down our free throws tonight, which helped. Another thing I thought you guys tonight really played awesome defense and I know it's always a thing in North. You got to play defense, but man, as the years progressing, you guys are just getting better. Yeah, if we don't hustle we're coming out, so we got to make those hustle plays. That's what we're about. Coach never wants any of these guys in the game here, it sounds like.  Even the guys coming off the bench, too, is you know, you guys, when you go and set a trap, guys are always up in the positions and things like that, and it seems like you're always in the right spots and everybody's contributing.  Yeah, Coach Worth has this work in our defense. I mean, that's what we focus on, rotations. We were very poor at the start of the season, so getting a lot of work done on that, hope side is important and we're getting there, so it's really helping us out. Yeah, let's talk about Coach Worth here, he's a guy who played here. Another guy who's kind of undersized. He was a great hustler and a big banger, and you know, he does probably lend a lot to you guys as well. Definitely brings the energy and practice in both in the games here. It really gets us going. It's nice to have him back.  Oh yeah, Hart, I mean, we want that conference. We're hungry. We lost last year in that heartbreaker to Bayport, which meant conference, so we're back at it this year and we want it. We're hungry. All right. Thanks so much. Great game for you, Devin, tonight, especially driving to the basket. And Shaq, you two, we'll see these guys in a couple weeks. With that, we'll send it back to Marty. Good job on the interviews, Chris. The second-time score was 32-23. From that point going forward, North only scored 20 points. He had 19 in the first quarter, and the second half only had 20 points. Ash Wabbanon only had 19 points in the second half, and it was pretty much all North as they were able to continually build on their 9.5-time lead and then hold on to win the ballgame. Leading scores for Ash Wabbanon was their really good freshman player, Kyle Monroe. He had 20 points to lead all scores. Eddie Mateo, their fine point guard, had 7. Bennett Cooke, the big guy in the middle, 6-8 had the first basket of the game, but only finished with 4 points. He only scored one more point the rest of the way, and that played big dividends for the Raiders as they were able to hold him down. North was led. They had a three-headed monster going. Devin Yurk had 14 points. Shaq Francis had 12 points. And Ethan Gusky had really an off-night shooting, finished with only 8 points, but his ball handling paid big dividends for North as they wound up winning the ballgame. For our crew Scott Mailoff, our director Richard Bartzen and Eric Weisman on camera, my partner Chris Wright. We want to, before we sign off, let you know that our next ballgame will be January 17th over at the South when they host Weston. One more time, congratulations goes out to Martha Hill, the wall of fame in Duc D tonight for her fine accomplishment. And again, for the crew and my partner Chris Wright, thanks for watching everybody. We'll see you down the road.


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First step in meeting this need was to reorganize the division from its mass three-regiment structure into five smaller mobile self-sustaining units called battle groups. A battle group, such as this one which has been massed on a parade ground for photographic purposes, is in effect a fighting machine capable of great independence on the battlefield. It can disperse into any number of smaller units over an area of considerable distance when circumstances demand dispersal. It can come together quickly to deliver a massive blow when the target presents itself and then rapidly disperse once more. Its communications unites it into a cohesive group, however widely scattered it is. Its weapons and the weapons which stand behind it which it can call upon for support make it hard hitting. But mobility is its prime characteristic. It is in every sense a modern basic fighting unit perfectly tailored to the needs of a modern army. It was only natural that the most highly mobile of all divisions, the airborne would be the first to be reorganized under the pentomic concept. The airborne movement led to bold new thinking in military science both strategic and tactical. Ceaseless communist probing at soft spots in the free world either through subversion or outright incitement to riot had imposed on the free world's leader, the United States, the obligation of being prepared to lend military support swiftly to any free world nation calling for support against communist pressure or any other form of hostile aggression. States army formed STRAC, the strategic army corps whose slogan is, skill, tough, ready, around the clock. STRAC consists of several of the army's crack fighting units in the United States, the 4th Infantry Division, the 82nd Airborne, the 101st Airborne, and the 1st Logistical Command. Readiness on literally a moment's notice is the distinguishing characteristic of STRAC units. Planes of the United States Air Force with help from the Navy and the Military Air Transport Service are prepared to fly our airborne soldiers anywhere in the world at any time. Exhaustive studies and practice have refined procedure to a split-second schedule. The first element of STRAC airborne troops can be in the air in two hours. It's leading company in only 15 minutes. Clerk and bullet can be moved to its destination in six days or less. Procedure follows battle-proof design. Giant transport planes can make long-range flights to drop important elements of an airborne division deep in enemy territory. Some of them parachute from their planes. Others are airlanded. Unloading is swift and precise. STRAC airborne forces are ready for instant deployment in battle. They fly to fight with the ammunition, food, and supplies needed to sustain them in combat before being resupplied. The STRAC concept paid off brilliantly in Lebanon in the Middle East. Political forces outside the country threatened the overthrow of the democratic government. The United States, at the request of Lebanon, landed Marines from the 6th Fleet and flew in airborne reinforcements from Germany. The discreet, restrained presence of these troops calmed Lebanon and enabled a democratic election to be held. After this was accomplished, the troops withdrew without incident. This bold, strategic use of the airborne soldier is being matched by innovations and tactics. The Army's own aviation organized for movement in and around the battlefield, helicopters, and light planes. Short-range aerial vehicles of great versatility give the airborne soldier the means to perform raids, reconnaissance in force, flanking attacks, slashing penetrations to the enemy's rear, a third-dimensional cavalry striking through the air with a speed, surprise, and shock power far beyond their predecessors on horse, wheels, or tracks. The infantrymen's or cavalrymen's former obstacles simply no longer exist. There is no need to penetrate woods, climb mountains, or traverse swamps. Helicopter rotors and light planes soar over them all. Low flying, they hug the ground in so-called contour flying so that they will remain unseen by enemy eyes. They skim low across the flat beds of rivers. They slip through passes behind hills or mountains to land suddenly where they are least expected in the enemy's unprotected rear or flanks. This is vertical envelopment, a new dimension of warfare for the airborne soldier, a tactic proven so effective that each regular pentamic infantry division has its own aviation company to carry heavily armed assault forces for a swift thrust against the enemy. Fresh troops, unwearied by forced road marches or long truck rides, organized to take the field immediately in battle formations, ready to release a storm of firepower against a surprised, demoralized enemy, automatic weapons, and supporting warfare, recoilless rifles, and artillery. Even the helicopters themselves are being utilized in experimentation going on today as aerial gun platforms to lay down a deadly screen of rocket or machine gun fire. In demonstrations where these firing helicopters are used, they have proved the tactical effectiveness of aerial assault vehicles. Vehicles which have used in combat on the battlefield of tomorrow may look considerably different from the helicopters which are demonstrating this effectiveness today. Soldier means greater speed and effectiveness for small unit actions as well as large. A handful of men can be stealthily airlifted to the rear to carry out a variety of special missions and patrols. The vital need for small units with this kind of mobility is dictated by the special circumstances of war as it would be fought in these times. On any battlefield which would exist today or tomorrow, our own forces would be dispersed over wide areas in order to deny the enemy a lucrative target for his firepower. In the same way, the enemy himself would disperse. He, too, to protect his forces from nuclear attack would do so by scattering them in small units. In such a fluid battle area, mobile patrols become most effective. They can scout out enemy positions and strong points, harass and demoralize aims of communication which link the dispersed elements of the enemy's forces. The enemy cut off from his own group. They can attack weapons which may be hidden from our own necessary means of acquiring information about enemy operations. Its mission completed quickly and expeditiously. The patrol retains its mobility by returning to a rendezvous point to be picked up by helicopter or light flame. Several stations in the United States, Europe and the Far East. Small groups of volunteer paratroopers known as special forces are undergoing what is probably the most intensive training ever imposed on American fighting men. These men are conventional soldiers doing an unconventional job. As expert infantrymen, parachutists is only the beginning. They must qualify as frogmen, primers as well. Reform of swift, deadly attack. Earn the techniques of defense. Armed? Mentals of demolition. Improvise is a key word. This transportation may be crudely constructed, but it works. The special forces soldier must be able to improvise, shelter as well as weapons. He must do it in any kind of terrain or climate that he will not only stay alive, but be comfortable to save his strength to fight and carry out his mission, catch his food. In short, the special forces airborne soldier knows that if he must, he can live off the land like an Indian. But he is first of all an expert in modern combat with special schooling in psychological warfare and foreign languages. Superbly self-reliant though he is, the special forces airborne soldier is not a lone wolf fighter. When he goes into action, it is always as a member of a highly organized team. This consists of a varying number of weapons men, demolitions men, tomb sergeants. Each man is an expert in his specialty, but he is so intensively cross-trained, he can take the place of another specialist if necessary. The mission of special forces is unique among airborne soldiers to penetrate deep behind enemy lines hundreds or thousands of miles to stay for indefinite periods. To organize, train and direct native guerrilla bands to fight the enemy from within his own camp with the weapons and skills of modern warfare. A detachment of special forces is capable of organizing and training a guerrilla force of 1,500 fighters. The importance of this can be assessed when we remember the General Eisenhower equated the assistance given by the French Maquis as that of 15 divisions. With all his unique qualities, the special forces trooper represents a highly developed but not a revolutionary application of the airborne soldier. Soldier, whether committed to action or mass, or as a small unit, whether an instrument of the global strategy that directs strats, or in the battlefield tactics of vertical envelopment is simply an aerial extension of the infantryman whose mission on the ground is unchanged to close with the enemy and destroy it. With the dazzling increase in firepower and mobility for the modern fighting man, we must always come back to a basic, timeless truth. In the arena of final decision, the foot soldier ensures the ultimate victory. Now this is Sergeant Stewart Queen, your host for the big picture. The big picture is an official report for the armed forces and the American people. Produced by the Army Pictorial Center. Presented by the Department of the Army in cooperation with this station.


He's a player that's not in the All-Star game this year that you think will be next year. Mike Harris. We'll be regaining time in this year for sure. He should, yeah. I don't know if I'm going to win or not. Many of them think a combination between Juan and Jimenez is what I think a lot of them have the talent.


What's the word y'all welcome back to Kenny for real we talk exclusively about basketball We got an article that was published yesterday talking about free agency one realistic signing for every team should be interesting Our frenzy is such a big part and team building and this is a year with a frenzy class It's kind of lackluster in comparison to some of the other ones And I think there's only like four teams with cap space this season But you may see like smaller named guys that can help a team become a contender just by being backman in a Rotation type things and who knows it's a bleacher part article So it could be some wild stuff in here. I don't really know leave it like subscribe if you knew shout out to Greg Schwartz again For another article. Let's get into it. Dwight Howard is a cover athlete by the way good season Let's see what they have him going because he may be on a move like his fans. I'm sorry to say that The first one is the Atlanta Hawks getting Gordon George. It was makes sense. The Atlanta Hawks lacked Playmaking when Trey young was off the floor They had a lot of minutes where Brandon Goodwin was the backup point guard And if you look at those numbers when Trey young was on the bench The team is dreadful ridiculously bad and then when he came into the game Obviously things got a lot better and they tried to address that issue throughout the season where they traded for Jeff T Bringing them back to Atlanta, but he's also a free agent and Gordon George. It gets better at the end of the day But he is coming off an injury and he is 34 years old in this ideal role. He'd be a sixth man But I've heard around a league Which makes it seem like I have sources I promise you I don't have sources But I'm reading other articles of people that do have sources thinking that Gordon George will come back to Miami on Like a one-year 16 million dollar contract something related to that was like one year, but a big bag But the way the Atlanta Hawks could potentially pry him away would be like Hey, here's a two-year deal or three-year deal for the 34 year old because I feel like a lot of players will take the Longevity stability over the one-year big bag. You feel me? Especially a guy that's coming off an injury from this NBA finals So I like the signing he would add some scoring and some playmaking off the bench for the Atlanta Hawks And they desperately need that in his rumors about them Trying to trade their sixth overall pick to become content No will come playoff contenders and signing orange logic will help you be a playoff contender We're going to just really good. Then we have Paul Milsep with the Boston Celtics This will make sense that maybe he's not back in Denver They have a couple power forwards and Jeremy granted. They're probably prioritized and then Michael Porter jr. Planned some power for position that they probably want to try to develop over him Because they probably fit the timeline a little bit more but the timeline is now, right? They were just in the conference finals. So the timeline is now at the moment but let's see what they have they have starting power forward slash six man for the Boston Celtics and They would have to like get him for the low low because we know they go and hey We're just bringing is coming back with that 30 plus million dollar option So they'd have to convince him to come to Boston for the cheap and maybe that's what he wants to do I can't say it'd be him going to a contender because he was just on a team I was also in the conference finals So I don't know how you convince him to come back or come to Boston instead of staying in Denver And maybe it's just that Denver don't want to bring it back. I don't really know next We have Marquis Moore through the Brooklyn Nets. Sure. These are this is what I'm talking about like the Marquis Moore signing for the Brooklyn Nets It's not gonna be significant. Sure. He's gonna play some playoff minutes for you But it's not enough to be this is why I'm gonna pick the Brooklyn Nets over any other team They'll be okay signing I guess and it will be cheap next we have yeah Yeah, they should definitely go after Christian Wood now the real scary thing about Christian Wood for me personally Is I'm not completely sure of what we saw after the drumming trade is real and that's like the gamble You're gonna have to take right he looked amazing after drumming was traded But he played for the team that was like the worst in a league somebody had to score buckets Christian What was that guy? But the bright side is it and it was like he shot like 37% on picking pop 3s And then he was dominant down low and like 60 something percent. So like he is good Don't get me wrong, but it's just like how good For the Charlotte Hornets, that's a gamble you should be willing to take at 25 years old You don't have a center in because you got Cody Zella and Bayes Mac Bionbo and maybe you signed him instead of Potentially getting James Weisman. I don't know I would take this gamble 100% if I'm the Charlotte Hornets Depending on what the pay would say I think Christian Wood is really good But it is an option. There's a chance that maybe he's not amazing as good as he was because like come on He averaged 22 9 and a half and two those are magnificent numbers, but it's only 12 stars smaller sample size. I Would take the gamble if I'm the Charlotte Hornets The Bulls Neural is no well. That's a that's a surprise I think that our center on Moondale Carter is amazing I do I do believe that he's about to have a breakout season at least I'm hoping as a fan But I do also really like Daniel Gaffer. He brings energy. He brings defense. He brings black and shots It's like that. I'll be okay with our center rotation. I think the Bulls should be targeting Perimeter wing players because we can't keep our wings healthy out of Porter Chandler Hudson miss significant amount of time I think that our ideal Signing is a guy that can run some wing for us personally No, there's no way I'll sure that would be cool and all because he's probably better than Daniel Gaffer at this point in their careers But I think the Bulls should be prioritized a wing depth over anything else this offseason They've got the Cleveland Cavaliers and Harry Giles sure another situation where you taking a stab and a shot in the dark on a guy with promising Features about him remember Harry Giles is like one of the top players in his class You know before he got injured in college right or at the end of his senior season He got injured and then he started to fall off a little bit But there's peers of time where he's in a game and he looks really good and the Cavaliers What else do you have? You know I'm saying and the drumming coming back probably having Harry Giles in a roster plan Back up minutes would be good. He's only 22 years old drumming after this season could be gone and then boom Maybe Harry Giles you're starting center of the future. I would take that gamble I don't know what it will be for but I would take that gamble and see what he turns into next Talus Mavis, Avery Bradley's it really would be a really good pick up for them Unfortunately, we haven't seen Avery Bradley play in a minute because he didn't go to the bubble But a guy that plays great perimeter defense a lot of players that I've talked to give Avery Bradley the credit of like He was one of the hardest players to score on in the league So that's really good And of course he hits his shots as well 3 and D is exactly what Luca needs throughout a course of his career And it could be Avery Bradley. I like that. I like that. Then we have Marcus Morris to the Denver Nuggets Okay, so that's very interesting to me I thought that they were under the impression that we're gonna let Michael Porter Jr We're gonna let bring back Jeremy Grant and let them be our power for but they're saying now Let's bring in Marcus Morris to play power forward as well Marcus Morris a good NBA player before he got traded to the Clippers He was averaging ridiculous numbers like 20 points per game with the Knicks But he was doing it very efficiently and then he got to the Clippers and I felt like he struggled to find his role throughout the course of the year and Unfortunately with the season being pause and everything he didn't have time to really find his role He's obviously a very good NBA player. I don't know what I would I like him in Denver. I Don't know. I don't know Montrez hero for the Detroit Pestors I've seen this a lot between the Detroit Pestors trying to get Freve and Bleat or they're trying to get Montrez hero Because they are one of the teams with some cap spaces offseason, but like why? Legitimately why I feel like this would be a team that should be trying to shoot towards the lottery the next couple seasons That's what I think as an outside fan But this this will be weird to see him in Detroit and playing with Blake and I guess dear girls They're saying that they want to try to keep competing, but realistically speaking They shouldn't be trying to do such things free dare grows Erin Banes with the Warriors. Let's do it man. I already see the Warriors as a team That's gonna be really good this season They are lacking a little bit when it comes to the death and Aaron Banes would come in and instantly be the best player on the team Okay, he'd be the best big man on the roster. How about we go? I can go that far right now best way on the team next we have Jeremy Graham to Houston Rockets Now that is a match made in heaven an absolute match made in heaven, but how Houston is capped out hard capped out Jeremy Grant is gonna be a player that is gonna get a lot of offers He showed he can be the last couple years now. I don't I don't think the Houston Rockets They would have to do some finagling to make this an opportunity. I don't see this happening But but how he doesn't give you a way to do it. I think that's important The article says realistic, so he believes there is a way but like off the top of my head I don't see that way being realistic. Jeremy Grant is a guy that will get a lot of offers He would fit perfectly in Houston But I don't know if they would be able to do that And he had a patience Isaiah Thomas bring them in Isaiah Thomas deserves another shot He said that he's done with the injuries the hip is look amazing. It feels amazing. He had a surgery I want to see Isaiah Thomas back on the NBA team. Even if that means it's on Indiana I don't think any he is the Indiana type player for sure. He's not they've had this like prototype of players They've had throughout the course of their their Last 15 or so years Isaiah Thomas doesn't fit that but I would love to see it bring Isaiah Thomas to a team W next The Clippers and Tristan Thompson. I mean they're gonna lose out a Montres hero free agency That's that's probably a given and bringing in a guy that's similar to Montres Herald and in size and in an energy Tristan Thompson great rebounder defense is really good I wonder what the market is for a guy like Tristan Thompson You know I'm saying that that he's one of the interesting players of free agency this offseason And if they have him going to the Clippers, I'm guessing that means his his market ain't great Because the Clippers ain't really got the bag to be throwing Interesting interesting the Lakers Carmelo sure sure I the reason why this is cool is because There's no such thing as at the end of the day on the surface level it's hard to say like oh This is gonna be a bad signing. This is gonna be a great signing It's just fun to see the potential having Carmelo Anthony with LeBron will be interesting at the end of the day I mean we've seen him team up before and Team USA things when they were younger in all-star games when they were younger It will be cool to see him together, but I think that that mellow wants to stay in Portland that at least that's the vibe I'm getting off from from him in the Portland Trailblazers, but sure. He's 36 shout out to mellow, man Memphis Rijon Rondo backup point guard So that backup unit would look something like the Anthony Melton and in Rondo in the backcourt. I Rondo is gonna is gonna get an offer or two or maybe more than that from different teams because of his play Throughout the playoffs and how good he was in this 34 year old season for sure I don't know if Memphis is the right place I think that Rondo will probably try to go to another team with contending in mind But shout to Rondo man. He's probably gonna get some money I think if I'm not mistaken he signed to the Lakers for like the minimum So this season's probably gonna get more than that after his play which is great And if Memphis is the place I don't know but out him as a mentor to John Moran would be interesting it definitely will be interesting and I'd like that from that aspect alone as a mentor for John Moran W Oh, that's I think that's what it's saying here. Rondo be perfect in Memphis Which is playoff aspiration presumably wants to be a veteran point guard from John Moran to study W DeMar DeRosa for the Miami This is probably like a sign-and-trade situation Yeah, when you have like Kelly Olenek, and then I think you still got like Myers Leonard's contract So this is definitely sign-and-trade opportunity unless you're saying DeMar DeRosa is gonna turn down that player option and come in For the Lolo for the Miami Heat. He's making twenty seven point seven million dollars Him as a fit. Okay, it's guys Jimmy Butler Tyler hero DeMar DeRosa, Duncan Robinson, and bam She's a positionless basketball for sure. That's four guards That's four guards and bam, I don't buy you. Um, they'll make them better for sure that DeMar DeRosa and In Jimmy Butler, there's like some overlap there that I don't like as far as like hey heavy isolation players DeMar DeRosa had one of the most efficient isolation seasons from what I've heard this last year I haven't looked at the numbers myself, but I heard if I'm a reliable source I think there's a little bit of overlap there between him and Jimmy Butler as far as like not a great perimeter shooter Sure, you're surrounding them a great perimeter shooting and Tyler here row and Duncan Robinson But three out of your five starters aren't reliable from behind the arc I mean, yes, it's good to get another name and DeMar DeRosa But I think the fit will be a little bit weird personally Then we have Joe Harris with the uh, I think Milwaukee I think Joe Harris is gonna be a guy to get some money man. Joe Harris is a lethal lethal shooter But he would fit perfectly with Yanis and all of those things I mean you talking about a guy that could just get the get the ball and shoot it No matter where he's at on the court and splash that thing j crowder for the Timberwolves They need that versatility at the four alongside um, carthony towns j crowder From a espn video I watched the other day was one of the least sufficient corner three-point shooters in the regular Season and got to the bubble and was the most efficient corner three-point shooter gritty Um, not gonna take any other stuff from opposing teams knocked down his shots plays good defense He would work perfectly with the Minnesota Timberwolves. I think next Surgeon the pelicans. Okay. I'm gonna just keep saying this But this is a match but every time I hear the name surgeon the pelicans I think w stress the floor great defender alongside Zion and all the things you want from a guy alongside Zion Sergio Baca brings that and he's coming off basically his best season as an NBA pro I would love this signing. I would love this signing for them And and I believe that Stan Van Gundy would have him looking nice Derek Jones Jr. For the Knicks Sure, why not the Knicks just have one of those teams that potentially have money depending on what they do with those options on On some of their players, um, there's Jones jr. Young player. He come into the team and get significant minutes on the team I mean, he was just played for a team where he didn't get that many minutes It's only 23 years old. He's getting better every single season. Sure. Why not take that shot? Um, Malik Beasley for okc thunder. I just got the notification about Malik Beasley going through some stuff and Maybe he's not gonna be a free agent signing. So I'll skip it. Uh next Jordan Clarkson for the Orlando magic Don't they already have that in Terrence Ross or is Terrence Ross a free agent? I just don't know. I think Terrence Ross is not a free agent Don't they already have just like good bench scoring right now from a guard position Imagine a team of Terrence Ross and Jordan Clarkson and court together. They're gonna be fighting over the ball I think Orlando should be going the opposite direction. Jeff Teague for the 76ers. Sure Bring in some playmaking one thing they were missing man when um, when Ben Simmons without this injury He was like, okay, who's gonna be the playmaker and I think the first game it was Tobias Harris at put up like eight assists It like I I mean, that's cool But like not a playmaker. Jeff Teague can be that guy Even though throughout the course of his career There's been some seizes where he just doesn't like to play make it seems like But backup point guard position is something they desperately need and a cheap backup option could be Jeff Teague for sure Any any could be a player that helps. I'm interested in the Philly team I might make a video tomorrow about Philly because they're doing some crazy things in the in the front office and the coaching staff And it's just like every single season. They're one of the most intriguing teams in the NBA It's just it's part of them now. Davis Bertens with the Sun. Sheesh. That would be nasty Um, I do like the I love the lineup of mckell bridges and cam johnson starting personally Um, adab is Bertens a laffy and laser. He ain't get that nickname from from for nothing Literally a laser from all the points in the course of the court Just crazy crazy three point shooter Gala gnarly now gala gnarly isn't one of the most interesting free agents I also was thinking about putting together a video of like my top five most interesting free agents And maybe I'll still do that and spoiler alert And it's not just based on overall talent But I think gala gnarly is the most interesting free agent this off season because he has said in the interview They're like I've got basically he said I've got the back dog my my NBA career I'm willing to take less to go to a contender And I'm like word. Okay, but how much less are we talking gala gnarly? How much less are we talking? Are we talking about you getting the mid-level exception for some team and going to try to win a championship? Or or a little bit more than that If it's mid-level exception situation gali gala gnarly can go to so many different teams and be like The x-factor the reason to put them over the hump because gala gnarly is that good of an NBA player So maybe that video will come out soon. Um Gala gnarly is probably going to be number one number two on my list And him and portland will bring another dynamic something they've been missing that third option In portland for the last five years or so Um and gala gnarly would come in and instantly be that it would nirkage and then I guess wrightney hood is still the guy. I don't know who's at the three nowadays Um instantly become a better team than the team that they were this year Derek favors with sacramental kings. I mean, I guess so I don't have an opinion on the sacramental kings. Then we have by donovitz with the spurs Yes, they do love their their foreign-born players. That is a fact But everything I've read is that the kings are a hell bent on matching every any and everything that has to do with By gnanovitz especially because buddy here wants out the raptors bringing freddy back Um shout to fred van vleet bet on yourself Whether it costs them 15 20 or 25 million per year the raptors need to keep fred van vleet in town I feel that way as well. Um, especially if they want to continue to compete and that's I think that is their goal Um freddy is a a crucial crucial part to this team success and lose and them would hurt them badly Now for a team like that. Do you want to invest potentially 25 million in him is as as I don't know But if their goal is to potentially continue to compete, maybe you do especially yeah I said right here were cow lorry entering his final years of his contract This could be your starting schoon guard and potentially going to your starting point guard once freddy is off the books And um, not freddy, but cowl is off the books utah and the white howard They had like ed davis and tony brally playing back up senator season and both of them were like kind of bad And the white howard was kind of good this year Then lastly hassan white side for the watch the wizards another intriguing team because I believe that brally bill and john wallin Come back and look amazing together. I'm not saying john wallin individually. He's going to look amazing But together they will look good. Thomas bryant has potential offensively, but defensively his feet don't move at all He's just kind of there defensively and hassan white side say what you want about him. He can protect the paint He can How do they do this because john wall has a super max contract and brally bill has a max contract and I don't know how they make it work financially. I wish he would have gave us like This is what he was signed for to make it realistic, but he didn't really do that Um, good article. Greg. Good article. Greg. I thought you make some very good points throughout the course of this And I appreciate that you enjoyed the video. Leave it a like subscribe All of the stuff youtube is usually tell you to do and I'll be back. Maybe tomorrow. Maybe later. I don't know


Sometimes the simple books are the fun ones. Hey everyone, Dylan Schumacher, Citadel Defense, and we are back with another edition of Tactical Book Review. And today's book is The Poor Man's Bug Out, Escape and Evasion, a special forces guide to bugging out in the apocalypse. This is part of a larger series from Ready Man Publishing. I've reviewed one of these books previously and they put out a bunch of these and there's like eight or nine of them and they're all like six, seven, eight bucks. And they're all done in kind of this infographic like style here, it's kind of silly, but also has some helpful information in it. And I've read two of them so far, I'm probably gonna read all the other ones that I'll probably do reviews of those here. Overall, I would recommend this book. I'm not a huge bug out guy. Like I don't have a bunch of preps for that and that's not my thing and I haven't really thought about it much. I'm more on the tactics side of the house than the prepping side of the house if that makes sense to you. And this book I just thought I wanted to read because I was mildly interested and I think in general it's a good idea to have a bug out plan, even if it's not your bag to have a little thing of like, hey, here's some things we're gonna grab if we have to leave the house in emergency because apparently the government just likes to crash chemical trains into neighborhoods now and blow them up or something. So anyways, I think that this is a helpful little guide to that and just like the last book and I'm sure I'm gonna say this about all the books of these that I review, the most helpful value in this is the evangelistic qualities of it. And what I mean by that is because it takes about eight minutes to read and because it's done in this super easy, simple, fun style of like a little comic book, you can read this in like 15, 20 minutes then you can give it to your spouse or your friend or your parents or whoever that you think needs to learn more about this and they can read it. It doesn't take much investment time. It doesn't take much work and they can have a decent grounding and basis and understanding of what they need to do or where they're at and where they need to go. So for that, I really like these books and I think they're super helpful. And if you don't know too much about a topic, yeah, it's gonna kind of give you some grounding and some basics of where to get started. And that's what I liked about this book for me personally because like I said, not a huge bug out guy, but this kind of gave me some ideas to roll around and think about how I would do that and what I would do and et cetera. So I would recommend this book to you. I will put an affiliate link down in the description below but would highly recommend that you check this out if that is something you wanna get into and or if that's something you need to talk to other people about cause you want them to make a plan with you cause you wanna have friends when it's time to bug out. So that is the poor man's bug out escape and evasion a special forces guide to bugging out in the apocalypse. Do brave deeds and endure.