Hello, thanks for joining me. I'm in Bermondsey in South London today, and I'm walking along a road called Surrey Canal Road. Believe it or not, this was once the Grand Surrey Canal. And in today's video, we're not going to explore that canal. We're going to explore another old canal. So before the railways and everything, canals were the prime mover and the river Thames, of course, were the prime mover of goods. But then the railways came along. Look, there's a train just going over the bridge. A Class 171 of these are probably going down to Uckfield. This was once a canal. That railway bridge wouldn't have been there. And then, as the railways came about, the canals used what they came obviously, basically. So what we're going to do, just under this viaduct, was the old Croydon Canal. And that's what we're going to explore in today's video. Now, the Croydon Canal was authorised in 1801. It opened in 1809, and it closed by 1836. So the idea was to bring goods to and from Croydon. Quite a hilly route up and over some hills, as we'll find out. Now, bearing in mind, it's been closed such a long time. The plan is, what can we find today? Now, as we're not doing the Surrey Canal, but I have just noticed here, that there looks like a bollard for tying boats to do. And I suspect the towpath would have been about here, about where this bridge is. Let's go under the bridge, because I want to show you the junction. So we'll be at the very start of the old Croydon Canal. It's going to be interesting to see what we can see, because considering it's been closed so long and the railway has been built over most of it, there are still some signs that there was one to canal. So that's Mercury Way there. So we've got a bit of a little traffic jam. That would have been boats, having that same problem. Boats would have obviously wouldn't come under the bridge, because the bridge wouldn't have been there, but they'd have been turning off down there towards Croydon, with a long lock flight ahead. Let's go down there and see what we can find at the old Croydon Canal. We've arrived on our oak park on the Brighton Line, looking down towards Brighton. There goes a London Overground Train. It's just starting to rain, it's a bit annoying. Anyway, what I wanted to show you here was this is the railway, which is effectively built on the canal. Now, the canal did take a bit of a, not such a straight route as the railway. So the railway follows roughly the same route, but you may just be able to see it is very slowly, it is going uphill and to a summit. So there would have been locks all along here. As I said, I'm not sure the exact location of where the canal was. Part of the canal is very difficult to trace, but as we go further up towards Forest Hill, we shall start to find more clues that there was once a canal here. So we're now in a residential area of Forest Hill. I understand the canal ran approximately where this road is. We're close to Forest Hill Railway Station. Now, across the road, there's a couple of clues to the canal. So you look along here. I understand this path up here. This was the tow buff, so I'm probably right now stood. I'll be stood in the water, be water up to about here.  It mentions Hornerman's Tee. The Hornerman Museum is just up the hill.  So that clearly shows there was a canal here once. Forest Hill Railway Station is just across the road. And then a couple of other things. We've got the wheels here of a steam locomotive carved in the canal, in the wall, and a tram, double-decker tram. Unfortunately, there's no trams here. And there's a squirrel, no trams here anymore. Interestingly, as we come to here, I might be completely wrong, but those cobbles, they look a bit like, you know, canal side path. Maybe there was a bridge here once. I don't know. I'm going to continue on past Forest Hill Station. There's a path that goes along beside the railway. We're going to go over a bridge, and we're going to go and find some water. So now, I'm just walking along this path down here beside the railway line. Come to this footbridge. This will take us over the railway line and to the place we're next going to. It's called Dakerswood Nature Reserve. It's only open once a month. It must be those trees are there. So I've waited quite a while to do this video because it's an idea I've had for a while. The last couple of times I nearly did it and something else cropped up. So here I am today, finally making this video. So what we're going to do, we're going to make our way down here through another residential area. And then that's where we'll find what I said will be the first bit today where we actually see some water in the old canal. Part of the old canal. The canal itself wasn't overly a commercial success. It would have taken coal down to Croydon. All of this area would have been a lot more rural than it is today. So it could have taken timber up to the Thames towards London. So there was some trade on it. There was also the Surrey Iron Railway, which I understand it connected up with. That's a very old sort of... Well, you know, it's a video for another day really, a very old railway probably pre-steam. So that's something we'll do another time. I'm just passing church here. I'll look for it. So up here should be Dakerswood Nature Reserve. I've just arrived at Dakerswood Nature Reserve. The whole reason I wanted to come here today to do this video. And at Dakerswood Nature Reserve is the thing I most wanted to see. Here we have a section of the Croydon Canal still with water in it. Okay, we're not going to see any boats today, but this is the Croydon Canal. It's still got water in it. This is a very, very old section of canal. It's been closed for, you know, well over 150 years. And here it is with watering in this very quiet area of London. To give you an idea, we are in very much a residential area. Houses all around. And then you've got this really nice nature reserve. The railway line is just over there. So this is sort of a kink of the canal. It sort of criss-crossed the railway line. There's a bridge up there. What we'll do, we'll walk along. We're on a boardwalk at the moment. I was warned the site can be quite slippery. So I'm just going to walk along this short section of the canal and see what we can see. And then what I'll do, I'll continue my walk. I'll probably get the train for the next leg. So let's follow down here. It's very pleasant. You can hear a few people are enjoying the site. So you've got more woodland over that part of the site. And then, as I mentioned, this part of the site has the Croydon Canal. So we can follow these boardwalks. You can hear a train, even if you can't see it. So the Croydon Canal is never far away from the railway. The railway that basically got built on the canal's track. So we'll walk along here. It's quite a nice bridge there, taking us across the canal. I'm really pleased that I've always wanted to do this. I'm glad to finally be here. But it's pointless me making the video if I couldn't come to this nature. Look at that. It's just such a nice, calm, quiet bit of South London. And then looking that way continues down to where this section of canal ends. I don't think we're ever going to see a boat come down here again. But at least the canal, you know, exists in some form. So I'll just follow this little bit here of the canal. And then what we'll do, we'll go around. Now in the end, there's a few ducks over there. We've got the woodland area here. So I'll have a mouth warm drop there. I don't have that much to see. But it's all really, you know, nice to explore. See a couple of ducks. So the ducks are still enjoying the Croydon Canal. I don't know if they're aware of the historical significance of the section of water there, that one. And then they're there. And then here we come to the end. So this was only a short bit of Croydon Canal. There is another short section that we will go and explore. Let's just have a quick look up in the woods. I don't know if there's going to be too much of interest to today's video, but just to give you an idea, if you think they're coming up to London and would like to visit this nature reserve, it's worth doing. It's free to visit. So, you know, I recommend it. And it's very nice and pleasant. So it's quite nice.  I think it's a really, really nice little place. We'll walk along here. And then we'll go, we can hear a train going past again. I don't know how good the site is for watching trains. We'll have to go back down there. That will take us back down to the canal again. Let's just try and get over towards the railway. I don't think I see any trains. It's really, really like it though. There's something nice about walking through woods, especially in the autumn. It is, well, this is their October open day, which we've come to today. I have, like I have said, I've been meaning to do this for a long time. I've never always clashed when I've been doing something else. You can't really see the railway, but the railway is there. And I'm going to have to walk in that direction to Sydenham station. When I get to Sydenham, I'm going to catch a train to, that was it, Annalee or Pendry. I can't remember which one. I'll have to have a look, see where I've planned to go to. That's where there's a park and there's a bit more of the Croydon Canal up there. And then we'll continue onwards and we'll find the end of the Croydon Canal and see what's on the site today. So we're just coming back now. We've kind of circumnavigated the site to where we started. And we're back down by the Croydon Canal. So that brings me to the end of my visit here. Time to go and catch a train and let's go and find more of the Croydon Canal. So here we are, Annalee. I've travelled on this London Overground Class 378. That's departing for West Croydon. We'll get on to West Croydon later in the video because West Croydon station has quite a big significance to do with the Croydon Canal. The reason we're leaving the train here at Annalee and it's just started to rain is because this is where there's another section of the Croydon Canal. It's one of those few London Overground stations that doesn't have ticket barriers. Now I've got a daily travel card so I'm just going to walk out. I don't have to touch in or out. They were going to withdraw the travel card. I've breathed a sigh of relief this week when I heard that they are no longer withdrawing the travel card because for doing little things like this it would just really, really complicate things and make the cost of making these videos would just become ridiculous. Anyway, the travel cards are staying. So thank God for that. Let's go up there and find the Croydon Canal. I'm away from the railway station at Annalee and I believe, I haven't seen this before I believe I'm about to find a section of Croydon Canal. There's railings here and here we go, here we go. Yes, there it is. That is your other section of the Croydon Canal. So what we're going to do, we'll go down there and have a look. There's a good map here, look. So this map gives you an idea of how the canal criss-crossed the railway. So the nature reserve of that was an on-list map that was covered up. It's just come across over that side of the railway crossed about where the station was about where we exited the station along down there and it would have continued on down towards Croydon. So you can see, certainly around Norwood Junction that section of the old railway is very much on the alignment of the old canal. So we'll go down now into Annalee Park and we shall have the pleasure of walking beside the Croydon Canal to think it closed all those years ago and we're going to now go and walk beside it. Once again, it's... Well, after visiting the nature reserve I realised that it was once the garden of the Victorian house, what we saw back there. So that's why, and it became a pond. This is basically an almost like an ornamental pond in a corner of the park. I think it's encased in concrete in the 1930s. They did that to preserve it. It's even back in the 1930s. They wanted to preserve the Croydon Canal. So here we are. We are down on the canal side. No boats or anything. So really, it's just a long linear pond. But I do find something fascinating about old canals and what's left of them. I think the last time I did a video of this kind of nature looking at an old canal although that canal does have boats on it or part of the old Basin Stoke canal. We walked up to Odeum Castle and we walked up to the tunnel. That was really quite fascinating. I don't think there were any tunnels on this canal. Obviously there were the lock flights but I think it was all above ground. So what I'm going to do, I'm going to walk on down there and now I'm going to go back to the station, catch a train and we'll see what else we can find. I don't know if we're going to find anything as exciting as this but we will go to the end of where the Croydon Canal used to finish. So I've nearly come to the end of this little section of the Croydon Canal. I think what we shall see is, yeah, it ends here. I thought it was important we did go to the end. You can hear the railway line again isn't very far away. So here we are at the end of this little section in Betts Park of the Croydon Canal. So you can see it's not long at all. We were just up there a moment ago. Yeah, I always want to get like a model barge and float it up and down. Yeah, that's my sort of miniature railway mind coming in. So we've come to the end of this section. You can see quite clearly the canal. There's a bit of a looking old railway line. There's what I'd call well a bit of a cutting I suppose. So bearing in mind I'm now walking the water up to about here probably because we're walking in a cutting on the old canal. I haven't quite decided what I'm going to do yet. If I'm going to go back to the station and catch a train to Norwood Junction, or do I walk there? I don't think it's going to be a great deal else to see. But from that useful map that we saw, we can clearly see now where the canal would have been. Well where the canal used to go. The railway line is there. There is a couple of reservoirs south of Norwood's reservoir. I don't think I've got up there today but that's a lake which you can go and see that with a supplied water for the canal. So the canal went in that direction across the railway and then down towards Croydon. The destination the canal was built for. We're not too far from Croydon now. We're just in a housing estate over there at Selhurst depot which maintains most of the southern trains fleet so to give you an idea of where we are. And in the distance I can just see a couple of skyscrapers just there of Croydon Town Centre. When the canal arrived in Croydon the church bells were rang to celebrate this new mode of transport coming to Croydon. And it probably really was quite a revolution that people now had a means of transport up to the Thames and up to London. But now looking at this, this housing estate, you think really what has this got to do with the canal. Well this, believe it or not, is the root of the canal and there is a clue to that. This road is called Toe Pathway. So if you had no idea about the canal if I came along here the first time I saw that that's interesting. I wonder if there was a canal here once. And just to be very sure that you know it's not just a fancy road name we're at a roundabout here, see there's a road going off there. We get to here and here also confirms it. We've got Toe Pathway and canal walk. So that road it's canal walk that follows where the canal used to go. So this is the best bit of evidence in all this estate that this was once a canal. The canal would have gone off across what is now a huge railway junction area. I'm bringing the walk back to Northwood Junction and then I'm going to catch a train to West Croydon and that will be the end of our adventure along the Overcroydon Canal today. So I've just arrived on the London Overground train at West Croydon and believe it or not this railway station, that's the bay platform where the London Overground train is lists the through line where it looks towards Epsom. You've also got the tram line just the other side of the walk over there. Believe it or not this is the end of the Croydon canal or should I say where the Croydon canal once ended this used to be Croydon Basin here, what is now West Croydon station seems rather hard to believe but if you look around think about it, it's a bit of a low lying area so probably where I'm stood now would have been right in the middle of the basin and all of our boats floating about where my coffee cup is would have been floating past my face it does feel rather strange anyway so we've come to the end of the Croydon canal it's been quite a pleasant walk and train journeys in between and we've seen the two sections that still have water on as I said if you want to do this walk the Betts Park section you can do anytime the nature reserve section you have to come on the last Sunday sorry, last Saturday afternoon of the month that's when that's open Anyway, that brings us to the end of today's video thank you very much for watching please do feel free to like, subscribe and comment from West Croydon station which used to be the end of the canal, goodbye West Croydon station, Hanway and Hydrangea center


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This one is called Nerdy Girl Beats Up Guys at the Gym. So I assume it's going to be something like geeky, nerdy, unassuming type woman that wants to roll with them. And on whoop day ashes. Kind of like the sports car driving girl taking out the instructors doing donuts. Let's get it. I saw Scott Atkins working on one of them bags that you throw and punch. I was wincing. Look at him hit. I was like, God damn. He's like, I do not want to be hit. Oh, this is going to be good. This is going to be good. I was just wondering whether you can show me how to spy. Come on. It'll be safe. Oh, go on. Here for a read shack. Okay, that'll be great. Tricked in there. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. Don't be scared. Alright, let's go punch. It's fine. Let's go. It's fine. Yeah. It's like a dance. It's like salsa. She really does look weak and frail. Here we go. I thought she's about to start unloading on me. Oh, after the water, here we go. Oh, Lord. Five times have a lot of nerve prank.  I didn't know that. She has a dainty, petite appearance. For example, I was looking like Rhonda Rousey couldn't do that. She couldn't just walk into a gym. I know she's known now. Even beforehand, she couldn't walk into a gym and do that. I was looking at Rhonda Rousey the other day. I was looking at her sports illustrated swimsuit. I was like, wow, Rhonda really looks strong. If you look at her jaw plate and her neck, her neck is thick. I got a friend whose daughter is on a rowing team.  Pretty girl. She looks just like her mom. But thick. As soon as I saw her, I was like, what's her? I was like, what's your daughter doing? She's like, I knew it, right away.  She can't just walk into a gym and play that role.  You can do something. She don't know. I ain't going to fall for that. Anyway, post your comments down below and let me know what you think. If you enjoyed my reaction, hit the like button, subscribe, and share. If you did not, you're not a Muay Thai fan at all. One million subscribers.


I'm using this pen drawing tool. The market is an auction, and the market either auctions fairly, which is what traders would generally know as a ranging market or unfairly, which can be what is known as a trending market, but that can be obviously a fairly traded market, but again, not getting into this too much. More focusing on this is what people would term as a range of sideways or consolidation or accumulation type phase of the market, when really it's an auction. Now, the market and participants in the market break down their large positions into orders known as iceberg orders. What we need to understand is that if that's time and that's price, is that if we are focused on a very narrow timeframe, let's say, for example, that might represent a day or two. Yeah, might be a day or two.  Just understand the bigger picture is that the market and participants in the market are using the liquidity around intraday support and resistance levels, supply and demand zones to accumulate between and buy and sell and as well as the market makers trying to provide liquidity to those financial institutions between a certain price, because ultimately this is seen as a potential expensive area. Again, if we know the fundamentals, we know that the central bank is hiking rates, for example, hiking rates, and if that is, for example, the dollar yen, then we know that prices eventually should go to the upside. Will it go to the upside today or tomorrow or this week or even this month? It may do, it may not, but what we have to understand is that it takes time for the banks and the institutions and sovereign well funds and all of the, you know, all those big money, basically, to accumulate and buy at certain prices, right? Whatever price this is and whatever price this is. Yeah, an option is going on, right? Because everybody has a different perception of what cheap in a bargain is or value is, right? But overall, overall, you will get prices moving in some sort of, you know, optional sideways moving market and what this is allowing is for business to transact and to occur for various different, you know, hundreds of thousands of different businesses and entities, etc., right, to buy at certain prices, yeah, and buy and sell, right? You've got short-term traders, you've got long-term traders, you've got speculators, you've got investors, etc., right? The market is for, is a business model first. It's to provide liquidity for big institutions and it's for us to speculate second on what, you know, price may do in the future, right? So with that being said, if you're seeing levels on a five-minute, 10-minute, 15-minute and you're seeing certain things happen, just understand and that represents maybe something like, you know, 30 pips, 50 pips of movement, that is not fundamentals, right? Price is not going up because of fundamentals, price is not going down because of fundamentals. Fundamental analysis, a strong fundamental analysis will push prices hundreds, if not, you know, a thousand or two pips, yeah? This is just an auction where buyers and sellers are doing business. The market maker is providing liquidity, yeah, for businesses to transact, yeah? And that is all it is, yeah? So we have to recognize when we're in a particular market state and it gets a bit more complex because you can get auctions inside of auctions, inside of auctions, right? But just understand that, you know, we have to have this perspective when it comes to fundamental analysis and not trying to say, all right, then prices have moved 80 pips. That's because of fundamentals. Prices have moved down, you know, 80 pips or 50 pips or there's been a large candle today. It's because of fundamentals or risk sentiment. No, it's not. You know what I mean? Unless it is, and it's obviously, you know, we look to the news and we start to see that there is, you know, front-page news and things like that, right? But in general, try to not derive or come to the conclusion that every single large movement or what you perceive as a large movement on an intraday timeframe is to do a fundamental analysis. Fundamental analysis is all about value in the future, yeah? And what is potentially likely to happen in the medium to long term, one to three to six to nine months, yeah? So everyone clear with that so far? Everyone clear with that? Anyone got any questions?


We're at Sheboygan Christian High School where tonight the Eagles take on Crosstown rival Sheboygan Lutheran. Hello everybody my name is Mike Martin joining me for the first time is Brad Bulkow. Brad is stepping in for Chris Wright who had a baseball meeting tonight. Brad thanks a lot for joining me. My pleasure glad to be here. All right coming in Sheboygan Christian has lost her last two games they really suffered a humiliating defeat to Usberg. Now having lost two games coming into a big game like that like we have tonight the Crosstown rival do you think that plays into tonight's game? I definitely think it plays into tonight. It'll be a gut check for the for the home team here to see if they come out and put up a fight or or you know see how it goes. Now you haven't seen Sam Decker play yet but he's a very good ball player what have you heard about him? I have not seen him play yet. He's big you know big tall guy going to Madison pretty athletic but young so we'll see see how he develops. Now the other night when Christian played Usberg. Usberg put a much taller player on Zach Flipsy and pretty much shut him down do you think that would be a good strategy for Lutheran to use tonight? It could be. You have to see how Zach handles having a bigger guy on him you have to try to try to beat him with your quickness and maybe go right at him get him into a little follow trouble.  You can always get back in a zone and see if you can shut down the inside and make them hit some shots from outside. The other thing and I was talking to somebody tonight and they said that they thought that the first time around Coach Decker tried to get his son to play guard instead of playing underneath the basket what do you think about that strategy? Well I think it's a good idea you know not haven't seen him play yet but I hear he's pretty athletic and you know for the next level and everything that it's good to be well-rounded inside and outside. What's that we're gonna step out and we come back we'll have the starting line-ups and a tip-off for tonight's ball game. Almost half of all parents who suspect their child has a problem learning wait a year or more before getting them help. Why? When there's so much they could be achieving. Kids with learning disabilities are smart. They just learn differently. Call or visit us on the web now.   If you need me this weekend I'll be here filling out your expense reports and time sheets because that's really the only kind of math I can handle. Great simple addition and subtraction sound right up your alley. Have a great weekend in the country sir. My cell phone number and John's cell phone number and number the restaurant where we're going to be and oh I've left you my pager number two just in case because you never know. The odds of a babysitter calling 911 one in 1400. The odds of a child being diagnosed with autism one in 150. You know the odds of autism now learn the signs go to AutismSpeaks.org. Okay this time I'm gonna do it.  Tell me about some of the stuff you've had to do with. I just dropped out completely. I just got caught up in it. The whole scene with the alcohol and the drugs. I was arrested. A lot of my friends they were really concerned especially my friend Erin. You just have to find someone. They don't have to tell you advice. I don't have to do that. They just listen. Give Frankie and our class of 08 the boost they need to graduate. Join us at boostup.org. Starting first your boy in Lutheran is number one Todd Sam Decker 6-7 junior. Number three Zach Nicholson a 5-11 senior. Number five Dane Polth a 6-2 senior. Number 21 Jacob Wheeler a 6-1 senior and rounding out the starting five is number 23. Zach Genzema a 6-1 senior. So we got four seniors and a junior starting for the Crusaders. For the Eagles of Christian number 11 Alex Tislau 5-10 senior. Number 22 Zach Phlipsy a 5-10 senior leading score for the Eagles averaging a little over 10 points a game. Number 10 Kyle Calvert a 6-6 junior. Number 23 Brandon Wissie is a 6-1 senior and number 33 Dustin Brower a 6-8 senior. So pretty good height for for the Eagles. But they're gonna have to see Zach Phlipsy and then in the foreground was Todd Decker at Sam's dad. Brett Phlipsy has been at the helm here at Christian for 13 years. There you see Todd he's been at the helm for Lutheran for the last 14 years. Our officials tonight are Peter Melko and James Brockman. They're those two fellows are from Oshkosh. Pretty good crowd tonight when Chris and I were here the other night for the Usper game. It was it was pretty dead much. No not nearly as much. Hopefully the excitement will go for the for the Eagles here to get them going a little bit. Yeah well at JV games certainly got the crowd fired up though. Pretty exciting game. And we'll do a retoss. Double hit maybe. I think Decker hit it a second time maybe after the initial toss. Alright so turnover already by Lutheran. Tislaw has it and Lutheran opening up in a man-to-man defense shot by Phlipsy is up and in. That's the way you want to get started. Right and not guarded by a taller player either. He wasn't getting those looks the other night against Seussburg. Decker pretty patient.  No good. Tislaw with the rebound. Two to nothing Christian. Lutheran beat him the first time around over at the Lutheran High School. Decker with a steal. Look out below. Lays it up and in. By the way most of his dunks are on YouTube. Okay. Unlike yours Brad. Mine are in the basement on the small basket. The nerf basket. Over my eight year old son. Tie up on the floor. Possession arrow belongs to Lutheran so they'll bring it up. All tied up at two. Both teams playing a man-to-man defense. Decker inside this time. They've got the old flex offense going there. Yeah. Outside inside getting them ready for the Badgers already. I was thinking the same thing. Shot is off by Nicholson. Christian comes away with the rebound. Flipsy. Got it. Three pointer. For two. Decker right back. Another two. Nice slash to the basket. You're doing it. Yeah. Saw my head was down. It was down. I was going to say something. A good drive to the hoop. Is that on Decker? I think so. Calvert on the nice drive. They're going to get it on number five. Dane Poleth. That'll be his first. And the first team fall. Oops. We can do better than that. Move a couple boards to the right on this one hopefully. Yeah. There you go. Decker with the board. Pretty good ball handler. Yeah. Fade away. Jumper is no good. Tislaw with another rebound. He's got at least two. Christian on top five to four on the strength of five points by Zack Flipsy. Another one. Yeah. They left them open. Gonna have to find the defense for that guy. Eight to four. Well actually you know when you think about it the Christian has three guys. Well two guys that are quite tall and that presents a little problem defending if you want to defense Zack Flipsy with a taller guy because there aren't many tall guys left then for Luther. Yeah. Then you can start dumping it inside. Good job by Sam Decker that time not to go over the back trying to grab the rebound. Flipsy going hard to the hoop but he gets fouled on the way. Wheeler picks up his first. A good tip away that time by Nicholson. That caught a little too far underneath the basket. The reverse up on the other side. Wish he has it on the side. He did that same thing quite often against Seussberg's act where he would take a dribble on the wing. Didn't it look like it was tipped? It looked like it was tipped, yeah. Anyway you take one dribble on the wing and then you get caught being defense like you did on the other side. We have a 30 second time out by Luther and your impression so far? So far, yeah. Well first of all for the home team Flipsy is obviously coming out very, very hot and getting the score going for them and for Luther. Very impressed so far with Decker like I said. Good on the perimeter with ball handling and some good slashes to the basket and avoiding some early fouls. Yeah. Next game for Christian is going to be at Stockbridge on Thursday, February 17th. Stockbridge is really struggled. I mean they haven't won a game in conference and I think just about every loss has been over 20 points so that we don't want to counter it as a win. But let's face it, it's not like traveling Newsburg. 8-4 Christian on top. Zach Flipsy with all eight points. Has a couple of threes mixed in with his two-pointer. Outside shot is off no good. Another shot no good rebounded by Christians Kyle Calvert. Dane Puth on the last three point attempt. Couldn't get it to go. Good hands by Puth. Christians running their offense pretty much off from outside the three, oh there you go inside the three point line. Offensive foul. That was a pretty brave thing there by Zach Nicholson to stand in. Foul goes on Dustin Brauer. That's his first and the first team foul. Rolling down to the 320 mark of the first quarter. It's 8-4 Christian. Luther and having trouble running their offense too. Decker taking it to the hoop gets fouled by Tislaw on the way in. Alex with his first foul. Now here's the play on the inbounds. You got a watch out for the guy throwing it in right? Yep. Let's see if that's... Your best player in the tall guy is inbounding the ball. He's probably up coming off the screen there. Nice little... Round and down. Well it's Flipsy eight. Decker six. Calvert had his shot. It looked like it was a clean block but they're going to get Puth with a foul. Coming from behind like that the referees are usually going to give you the call. And that's the second on Puth. Let's see what the coach does there and he's got a quick glimpse at the replay. I think. Good shot. Calvert missed a pair earlier in the quarter. He's one for three so far. Eric Weisman on the floor camera. Richard Bartzen up here by us. There's Eric's shot. Kerry Kautzer spinning the dials in the truck. Brad Bulko baptism under fire. A nice pass by Decker for an easy two by Genzema. Tislaw's. There you go. Somebody else on the board for Christian. 11-8. A good ball handling there. And the jump shot is good by Hasenstein. It's a pretty popular name over at Luther. Decker pushed away no call. Oh a little elbow thrown there too. It's kind of like all you play, Brad. Yeah that's right. Got to get space somehow. And Calvert with a nice drive down the baseline. Decker on the other end again. Whoa pretty. 13 to 12. 130 left in the first quarter. Very entertaining game. This is more points by Christian than they had in three quarters of play the other night. Have to keep the pregame meal that they had tonight compared to the last game. There you go. We're going to get a foul on Zach Nicholson. And Nicholson picks up his second also. Fourth team foul on the Crusaders. Oh can't do that. They didn't establish themselves. It's watching a game the other night on TV. They were just kind of talking about that play right there that they don't enforce that three-foot rule anymore and bad for the inbounding. Yeah. I don't think I've ever seen that call. Decker with a three point attempt. Not a good attempt. Calvert trying to go baseline was cut off. Takes a jump shot. It's no good. Rebound comes to Genzema. Yeah a little push. All his wheeler trying to take it to the hoop. Christian defenders might have to give Decker a step and back up a little bit and hope he doesn't hit the jumpers. Make him hit a few jumpers instead of letting them slash to the basket. Decker on a nice pass. And then a good hustle effort by Genzema. Tap it off Tislaw. 13 to 12. There's 13.4 seconds remaining in the first quarter. The Eagles on top. They've led the entire first quarter. Decker's inbounding again. See if he comes off the curl. And pull it out under 10 seconds. Deep jumper is no good. And we're at the end of one quarter of play with the Eagles of Sheboygan Christian leading their arrival. Sheboygan Lutheran by a score of 13 to 12. Just don't stay long. Brad pretty good first quarter. Yeah. Looks like a good game. Good game brewing. Starting second quarter action. Christian on top. 13 to 12. Double post. A lot of bumping and banging inside Tislaw with a push off on his defender. Oh we got him. Yeah. And Wissie with a drive to the hoop and a score. 15 to 12. Good post move by Genzema but then he can't finish. Flippsy with the rebound pushing it up the court. Pretty good decision there I thought. Not to force anything. And no basket. Foul is going to be on 33. Dustin Brower. And a little too much Jocelyn in there. His second coming in the ballgame is Devon the master. Number 24. Like he's staying in with two fouls too. So you have to be careful not to pick up that third. Yeah exactly. Now over at Sheboygan North you'd be benched for the rest of the year. Yeah no questions asked. You're done. Before the referee even reports the foul to the scoreboard. Substitution. Yeah. Decker trying to force that one. Couldn't get it to go. Eagles get it back. Oh nice. Oh wow I thought he was out of bounds but Wissie. Good move inside but couldn't get it to go. Both kicks it out. Long three pointer is no good by Wheeler. Luther just not they've gotten some good looks but can't get anything to go. It's the big crowd on the road that has their shots coming up a little tight. Yeah really. I'll tell you that badger game the other night. Traveled by Flipsy. What do you think of that called. Were you watching it. I was watching this. Okay. You didn't think so. Not so much. Wheeler got a bit of a screen and he nails a jump shot. Not a three pointer but he got it in. I got the press. And to avoid the turnover Zach Flipsy calls a timeout and it's a 30 second timeout so we'll keep it here. Coach Decker must be looking for a little little change in pace and a little spark for his team. Now I don't know how you feel but I was able to see Sam play once before and to this juncture in the game I just don't think he's getting enough touches. No I would say he looks with how athletic he is and with his his handle on the on the perimeter I think he can pretty much run your offense right through him whether he gets a shot or drives and dishes and creates for others. And same thing with this press if he's going to be you know I would definitely probably have him in the midfield. Midcourt area just kind of Roman I think. With the good anticipation. Yeah with his anticipation and his athleticism he'd be able to pick off a lot of balls. Let's see how coach Decker utilizes him on the press. Almost looks like a half court trap pen. It's hard to tell but 2-2-1 maybe. Yeah. Good cover up by Luther and getting back on the D. 15-14 5-10 remaining until halftime Christian on top they've led the whole way. Wheeler guarding Flipsy. Calvert being guarded by Decker. Nice pass. De master got it inside then tried to feed it over to Wissy and threw it threw it out of bounds. Turn over on the Eagles. Nimmer up on top with Wheeler giving it off to Decker who's open for a three. His three is off. Christian has two three pointers so far and De master open on the back cut but got a catch the ball. That was deflected a little bit that he lost it or if it's made a clean through there. Couldn't see for the basket hanging down here. Yeah we have a. It feels like Duke and Cameron indoor stayed in here up in the rafters. Oh Decker. Nice finger roll up. Not much you can do again and that's the first lead now for the Crusaders 16-15 4-15 and this time Wissy throws it out of bounds. Unforced air. Decker has 10 points so far on the night. Flipsy had eight early points he's still sitting at eight. Decker a three again. Can't get it to go.  Yeah I had a chance to talk with Flipsy again. Yeah he must have heard us. Talk with Brett Flipsy after that Usper game and you know and as bad as they lost the game and they looked at times he said they still out rebounded them and they're definitely out rebounding the Crusaders tonight. He passed to Wissy. Oh missed the bunny. Look out below. Decker having a tough shooting night along with the rest of the Crusaders. They trail it by one 17 to 16. Flipsy on a fade away. No good. Decker on a nice feed inside. Easy basket by Nimmer. Make a basket then you get a chance to set up the press which seems to be working. That's a good point. 255 and counting till half time. Lutheran has their second lead of the ball game. Wissy again you know taking that one dribble on the free throw line extended and not able to operate once he takes the dribble. Coach Flipsy telling him don't worry about it. Just take a seat. I'm sure that was it. You do a little bit of coaching for your son. What would you tell them? Well they're not at the age yet where you really... You wouldn't start ripping on them? Not quite yet. They come over to the bench.  His mother actually does more than that at this point. From the stands huh? Yeah. She ever do any coaching? What are you doing Brett? 18 to 17. Lutheran on top 225 and counting. Wheel are wide open in the lane and he misses a layup. A lot of push-ups after the game. You got to keep count here. Really? Greg Scheit in the ball game number 20 and they're going to get Paul from behind. Paul's going to go on Decker that's his first. I thought the referee was in a curious position to make that call. Flipsy from five feet behind the line nails a three. 20 to 18. 13 points for Flipsy on the night. The master Christian. Hedging out on that screen. There's a lot of different ways you can, you know, defense that ball screen. One is hedging out. Like I said earlier with Decker right now until he hits an outside shot and probably stay back and make him hit a few before. Scheit is on him now. It switches over to the master. Paul's driving down the lane throws it up but it's no good. Paul goes on Greg Scheit. That's the sixth team foul on the Crusaders. Pardon me on the Eagles. The Crusaders have five. Rolling down 135 and counting in the second quarter. Decker between the leg dribble. His jump shot from 15 is off again. Anything not to the rim is not going in for Decker. Adam Huneck in the ball game number 15. He has it right now. The master on a nice pass inside and Scheit puts it in. 22 to 18. Four point, pardon me, a five point run. Both no good. And again Christian with the rebound. Deep pass. Huneck putting a hang on. I think they had three defenders on Decker in the post on that last time down the floor. The side side and behind. Under a minute, Wheeler has it on top. Decker wants it inside, looks a little frustrated and the ball is turned over. 32 seconds left till half time and both pretty good anticipation but couldn't control it. 27.3 seconds. Christian up 22 to 18. Open three. A launcher. Oh good steal by the master. Thought he got away with the travel but he put it up and in. Jack Jensma back on the other end. Shot is blocked and the shot at the buzzer is no good. Jensma with that last basket for Luther in the word. Half time it's 24 to 20, Brett. Missing some easy baskets but it's pretty exciting. 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Brandon Wissie two and Devin DeMaster two leading all scorers in that first half with Zach Flippsy. He has 13. For Shiboygan Lutheran Sam Decker leads them with two. Jack Zenzema has four and then with two each is Carl Nimmer and Jacob Wheeler and Tyler Haasenstein and Brad. Thinking from Todd Decker's point of view his crusaders are not playing very good tonight. What do they got to do to fall back on top?  One thing we didn't talk about at the beginning of the game was the standings. Usberg in conference is 14 and all. Lutheran is in second place there are 11 and 3 and cannot afford another loss. There you see Dozaki at 10 and 4 but Usberg pretty tough sitting at 18 and 0 on the year and highly ranked in the state. So this is a big game more so for Lutheran than for Christian in terms of conference standings. And this time it's uh yeah they got the possession Lutheran did but uh let's take a look at it from Brett Phlipsy's point of view what does he want to do to keep keep the lead? Keep Zach going and try to get him some more open looks and score the ball but I also like to see him get some more post passes and maybe some better entry passes down low underneath they seem to be running all their office kind of outside of the three point line and not well there's nice pass cut into the basket the old back door uh and the old back door cut door cut they look like they had some uh post players open in the first half that's get some passes in there now if they take that offense and run it a little bit higher like you said you know they're having trouble running it below the three point line that does open up some back door cut possibilities if they can complete them that's right 24 to 20 just starting second half action Christian on top Christian Eagles coming into this ball game we're seven and 11 five and eight in conference Wheeler and uh another miss Lutheran does not have a three point basket in the in the game uh Jensma has three for uh the Eagles being guarded by Nicholson Nicholson his shot is no good and then uh tipped out of bounds by Christians Dustin Brower the coach Decker is not very happy with uh substitution there Sam Decker again not able to get the shot in flip see with a long pass to wissy and does the one dribble and then is stuck with the ball as a coach right there the 33 there it's open for the post-entry the defense that time Decker has it we're gonna call the foul before the shot you know it'd be interesting if they sent Decker to the line to shoot too the foul goes on uh Zach flip see yeah second there you saw it a good entry pass there no i got the charge on that one Decker picking up his second looks like they're trying to establish him on the inside here in the second half yeah Tislaw chases it down good hustle by him and then he bounces it off his oh he missed that one went right off of Tislaw's foot and they call it off of uh Nimmer's foot yikes flip see from outside the line rims out and we'll see what the rebound and we get a foul call Nicholson last two shots for flips you're a little bit forced not quite as in rhythm as in the first half now you're right there Tislaw has it on top closing in on the uh 545 mark of the third quarter neither team has scored yet in the second half still 24 to 20 flip see going hard to the hoop short armed it long pass to poeth and they go up for with two hands or jump higher jump higher sounds good or both good job by brandon wissie tislaw off the pass it's a short jumper 26 to 20 and foul goes on christian brandon wissie brandon's first second team foul decker looking for an opening but couldn't find it so he shoots a 25 footer nails it his first three of the night other jump shots were just too close now you figured out what the problem was yeah really decker with 13 points calvert a runner rims out we had a good look nice strong rebound that time by hazenstein inside feed off the glass by josh wheeler is good 26 25 decker over the crowd tries to put it up and he's going to be fouled that's going to go on zack flip see his third action hot and heavy all of a sudden red lutheran got that pace picked up a little bit with the press and get some easier shots that's why it's so important you know if you're going to press you got to score some baskets once in a while so you can apply it it keeps your energy level up too it's not necessarily fun to press but if you get easy layups then it makes it a little bit more fun rattles in the second free throw and that makes it 26 26 14 points for decker flip see with a little spin in the lane put it up and in that was a dandy yeah fade away 28 26 decker from outside the line same spot as he made the other one but couldn't get this one to go zack flip see does a pretty nice job of surveying the floor brad i think that passed right there down down underneath to uh to brawler is what they have to try to get a little bit more more of that i think he's some good post-ups down there give him a good target but they haven't been hitting them too much right now right now look at him right now flip see on a lean back couldn't get it in wissy with rebound his shot was blocked by hazenstein they're going to get a foul brandon wissy will go to the line to shoot a pair christian so far on the night is a one for five from the free throw line 29 26 a little bit of a reach get a good look at the crowd zack jensma comes in and tyler hazenstein checks out well decker left wide open and he nails another three he's getting the outside feel now all tied up at 29 315 and counting here in the third quarter flip see looking couldn't find anything open good defense played by nicholson and they're going to get decker on a foul no no i think it's on uh on christian nope they called it a decker on a steal that's his third too well tough break for him yeah i didn't see that one but fourth team foul both teams uh with four team falls here in the second half oh decker one another one not a foul by the way no no travel get up yep good call by the official there jensma went down to the floor fourth that was a good part but then getting up was the bad part brandon wissy uh got hit on the lip some blood or something what i think happened did the cut doctor yeah birdie vechekel he was uh mohammed alize cut doctor it was before my time birdie vechekel you were a sparkle in your dad's eye back that's right and uh wissy goes out of the gym with uh to get some assistance medical attention yeah and ball is going to go i believe that's on jensma only his first but the fifth team foul and uh there's still 241 remaining in the third quarter could be a long fourth quarter bread yes balls are heading up all tied up at 29 there you go whoopsy not to be denied yeah well it's a good play to go at him if try to get the basket or back with the three get the fourth follow on him i'll tell you christian is all over the boards he didn't get that one they tipped it out of bounds but i mean there's two guys going after it you'd hear it up here slap on the arm i think you're gonna get calvert or brawler i think coach jecker has been teaching that out of bounds place since i uh first met him as a freshman at north many years ago that's the old uh the old radar cross screen underneath and seal both boxes jensma will be at the line now lutheran is only shot four free throws or will shoot four free throws so far this will be the fourth they've made two out of three so not a lot of free throws shot by either team in the ball game pretty quiet at the line and those free throws knocks them both home we're all tied at 31 210 remaining in the third quarter richard barton on the top camera giving you that shot eric weisman on the bottom yeah there's been the seals down there every time on the box calvert shot rims all at decker with the rebound kerry colitzer spinning the dials color man is a brad bulkle north player and play by play man mike martin sam decker with a driving layup he's got 16 flipsy has 17 leads all scores and almost had it tipped away was able to gather back in a deep pass going hard to the hoop but not scoring was josh wheeler needed to uh set his feet if you wanted to take the charge he was kind of stuck in no man's land there alex tislaw with his second foul 16 foul lutheran on top 33 31 wheeler will be at the line shooting a pair pretty good shot there well free throws could be a big difference maker brad i know it's early we're not in the fourth quarter yet but uh they all count gonna be a bonus soon lutheran already is this is the largest lead for uh lutheran three points flipsy with the rebound 34 31 decker guarding flipsy now that's an interesting matchup especially with though yeah that that part of but i'm thinking with three falls either flipsy can try to take it right at him or he can actually you know use the fact that he's guarding him to draw him out of the lane and open up some something underneath for christian well tried to lead feed but uh decker was not there and then flipsy loses the ball and decker puts it up and in and all of a sudden it's 36 31 under a minute 35 seconds and counting brawler with an easy two you're right they gotta get it for all night hey 15 seconds left in the third quarter 36 33 shite trying to keep decker from getting the ball wasn't able to do it decker a fade away three bang go and that's called the quarter's gonna end he's got the touch now at the end of three quarters of play lutheran on top 39 33 television is a powerful and influential medium that allows different groups the opportunity to produce programming that directly affects their own communities public educational and government access channels ensure that all people regardless of race age gender disability religion or economic status have access to local government information and the use of a public communication forum make sure everyone has a voice support your local peg channels sam decker has 24 points in the ballgame he had 14 in that third quarter brad okay yeah starting to look like the brad Todd decker you read about in the or sam decker you read about in the paper that's right starting fourth quarter action the crusaders up 39 33 and we get a whistle underneath and a lot of jostling under underneath or what checking for blood oh boy well there's blood somewhere they're checking them out where it's coming from who knows hey carry can you get a replay of that action underneath the basket see what was going on the shirt there yeah very right must have been a rough huddle there between the third and fourth quarter come out bleeding is that how you coach your kids start drawing blood that's right five standing at the go play 753 remaining when we had stopped when we stopped action and brawlers out of the ball game and so is calvert so the two the tallest players on the team are now on the bench also out of the game is brandon wissy he had some blood issues is it a box in one it looks that way no deep feed Nicholson couldn't get it josh wheeler put it up and in though he's been big off the bench five points for wheeler in the second half well bunny missed shite shot is blocked lutheran comes away with it 650 remaining in the fourth quarter eight point lead all of a sudden by lutheran and stepping out was the master committing the fall well just like that brad you know all of a sudden yeah well i don't think christian can play his own anymore not at this juncture we're gonna need a few few baskets here to stay in it Carl nimmer is gonna check that out it's gonna be uh sam decker at the line it's the seventh team foul on christian brawler back in the ball game calvert still on the bench yeah well jack flipsy bringing it up being guarded by being guarded by nicholson they're gonna get wheeler could have been either wheeler or decker at least that's what it looked like yeah we got the entry pass on that side and good to see brawler back in the ball game must have shouted out the blood shouted out get the spray bottle or he just tucked in his jersey that works too one out of two 41 30 41 34 lutheran on top a very tight defense played by the eagles lutheran having trouble running the offense decker couldn't get that three to go wheeler and flipsy battling for the rebound lutheran ball you know that's kind of my philosophy if you're not making them you gotta keep shooting them because you never you never know when i'll go in oh nice feet inside to jenzema he gets the bunny up and in lutheran by nine flipsy with a fade away nails it two-pointer inside feet jenzema he fakes but is gonna get called for the walk christian gets a few more baskets here a few more turnovers yeah well it's still a ball game it's only seven point difference lutheran on top rolling down to the 520 mark of the fourth quarter and a very entertaining game lutheran led the entire first half for the most part wheeler and then decker just goes above everybody to grab the rebound and that included brawler decker hard to the hoop put it up and in we got him sealed again there you go hook a little too far good help defense at time by nimmer but not able to control the ball if you go to that post you might not necessarily get a easy basket every time but if you can pick up a fourth follow on decker that'll that'd be huge it'll help a little bit too all right we have a time out full time out carry so let's take a short break with the 448 remaining lutheran on top by nine service learning is helping students improve their grades and their communities by connecting the classroom with community service working together students solve real problems build new skills and apply their knowledge in a whole new way inside the classroom and out service learning opens new doors and brings learning to life get your school involved visit learningserve.gov to find out how hey there you see the little jacob poppinsburger and the gray and uh nick verge's son to his left and then uh i don't know what that little marshal's name but there's tim marshal played for the raiders he's a little bit ahead of you on bread by a year or so oh he was uh a little bit younger younger okay so you're a old guy i'm an old man yeah over the hill by the way he did an excellent job on that uh deso show wow great great guidance by whom is that the same guidance you're getting tonight that's right you're getting guidance on an all great it is but we're heading somewhere just not sure where we may be lost but we're making good time that's right oh tough defense played on uh flip see before he finally got the ball i was never playing the the tight d flip see whistle before the shot did you sense he carried the ball going through the lane a little bit he was trying to get through an area where there wasn't really much so and you carry it right yeah flip see'll be at the line shooting the bonus the one in one bonus i guess i guess it's not the bonus but uh whatever bonus not the super bonus double bonus two shots and another miss free throw i'll have to count those up just a second see what they're shooting from the free throw line wheeler almost had it stripped away by flip see Zach flip see decker shot is off no good coach decker is yelling to the officials which is probably true it looks like a lot of defenders are starting to hang those hands on Sam that's him yeah uh number 31 we don't have a name on him he's not on our roster so we'll just call him 31 got three again for flip see well there it is look at that falling away and then a quick time out well flip see missed the free throws he must have been too close but he nailed the three 45 39 let's count these free throws red the only count for one point and he only made three out of nine so far that's not good enough seven four out of seven for uh lutheran so they would not be leading the conference in that area but it's an exciting ball game and brad might find himself a new career or at least uh i won't quit my day job yeah there you go but that day job is cutting into a lot of basketball time oh yeah yeah where were you again tonight at work that's no excuse yeah i know we uh we're playing wednesday night and it was the four sixty year olds and then we had a well we just picked up another guy and we wound up winning all the games who was the pickup mr bulko right here now uh oh thought he might have a breakaway but uh i think it was a good decision by nicholson to uh kick i think flip see does play soccer that was an interesting defensive move i don't think i've ever seen that one before seen a kick on a pass but not on a dribble here we go decker has it on top 325 remaining in the ball game it's only a six point game flip see's three-pointer is really cut into the lead for uh the crusaders tipped away and good hustle by zack flip see dad gives them five bretzes don't hit my shooting hand so hard or zack does nicholson has it being guarded by uh zack flip see three minutes left in the ball game and uh what do you think about seems like they're pulling it out kind of early yeah you know like i was saying earlier they're starting to starting to hang and hand check a little bit there on zack oh i didn't catch the call the follow is on 31 but i didn't catch his name said wissy the wissy well wissy might have a brother another wissy 27 points now for sam decker that free throw makes a 28 and the score now is 47 39 eight point advantage for uh the crusaders 250 left in the ball game you know what god is no good i think that uh forget that thought calvert from outside the line couldn't get it to go and nicholson with the rebound and wissy almost stole it then they pull it out and then they really pull it out on the master with a chest bump and uh should have no complaints that was a clear foul i was going to say that 31 wissy might be brandon but uh i don't think so because uh this wissy only had one foul of course that'd be a good way to roll back brandon with these three falls to one he got a new number it's not a bad idea i could switch uniforms at halftime never thought of that well 30 points now for uh sam decker and it's a 10 point advantage for lutheran 215 remaining it's getting late definitely need a basket on this trip brawler has it in the lane has it tipped away but gets it back flipsy a fade away under pressure couldn't get it and wheeler with another rebomb boys had a nice game coming in off the bench and a master with another bomb this time it'll be uh nicholson going to the line get a good shot a breath flipsy and uh start 10 falls and also it's super bonus the rest of the way i have to start following here and see if we can make up if see if christian can make up a few points to this is how you put the kiss of death on the team red you say they got five free throws in a roll looking for number six i didn't do that on purpose 50 to 39 decker trying to guard flipsy and he's not going to get the shot over the much taller sam decker 129 remaining brawler good play decker pass up head of the crew and uh nimmer with an easy layup off a nice pass and now it's getting away from uh the eagles your thoughts on that last play of it uh coach just got a technical here flipsy you're kidding silence in the house trying to sort things out and we got a technical foul now of all the years i've seen uh brett coaching he's never gotten a technical this is a very unusual i take that back god decker got the fall uh no uh oh you got to i didn't think i'd have him shoot the free throws first but then i think they'll probably come back and shoot the technical in the end i don't know okay yeah i think it is on flipsy though well zack flipsy knocks home a couple of free throws that makes it 52 to 41 and now sam decker is going to come down here and shoot the technical foul sam has made five in a roll yep they work on that one well well lose the possession on the technical fall and give them two points unfortunate to happen at this juncture point of the game yeah well it's 54 to 41 there's 113 remaining in the ball game lutheran with the possession i'm going to start playing the ball go hard after the ball if you follow you follow if you get the steal you get it good hands by nimmer to uh control it and then he gets or nickle sin and then he gets fouled nickle sin will have a chance at two free throws rattled that first one in the free throw percentages are improving oh wow yeah they made a ton here in the fourth quarter nine out of ten bread zack flipsy coming out samuel oringa comes in shite comes in so for uh christian nick reddaker is in for a luther number 35 and calvert back in the ball game number 10 look at the basket there we go had a good luck couldn't get it to go though nice shot by a ringa and ringa and time out by lutheran let's coach tell him now brad i think he was just trying to get sam out checking in for him will be uh jake up cans cans a good left-handed pitcher on the baseball team pitcher does he often agree with the strike zone or is it i missed one i missed one on him last year at the plymouth not not him as a pitcher i was on the bases but they wound up beating plymouth one to nothing i mentioned this before christians next game is at stockbridge on february 17th and lutheran's next game is at home against random lake that'll also be on thursday the 17th our next game tv eight wscs tv actually will be on tuesday next tuesday when bayport comes in to play shaboy in north and north winds that game they're tied for the foxy ravelli lead conference lead the master uh pauling that five i think it's gonna be pretty close jake up wheeler go to the line 18.7 seconds remaining joshua citer comes in number 12 matt gum in the ball game for uh the crusaders you know it's gonna wind up being a double digit lead but uh it was much closer than that tom wilkie in the game also for uh the eagles big instead of a zague yeah ryan dolke in the ball game coming out is tyler hazenstein also checking in is uh kody fintleman and that ball gets tapped out of bounds now right there is where it's dangerous to be on the bench tap that ball oh it's letting you take a header two one ball game final score lutheran coming back hard wins it 57 to 41 um brad your uh your impressions of the ball game first of all it's a good game good uh good effort on both sides christian came out nice and strong at the beginning and put on a good fight in the second half uh lutheran definitely uh port ported on the second half and kind of pulled away here in the last last few minutes but a close game throughout let's talk about the stars of the game uh zak flipsy first uh zak flipsy first what do you think about him um good good scoring good scoring game for him uh started out real nice in the first half uh second half kept kept the scoring going you know i had to force force a few more shots uh um you know the offense was the defense of pressure on lutheran picked up a little bit so but yeah overall great great game sam decker sam decker yeah very impressed with his um with his athletic ability and ability to handle the ball and um good outside shooting in the second half and you know slashing to the basket that yeah it looks like a very very good good player all right uh before we leave i didn't mention the jv score uh shabuagan lutheran uh won in a very good ball game uh 54 to 50 uh tonight's ball game just finishing up shabuagan lutheran won the uh varsity game 57 41 for the crew for the crew we've got eric weaseman on the bottom camera richard varson up here on top kary cults are spinning the dials for my uh first time partner brad vocal i'm mike martin saying thanks for watching everybody and we'll see you down the road


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Oanna's in-league will have condemned the Shoot at Sight order given to Nigerian soldiers in the South East. They advised the federal government to seek possible peaceful options, that are the only solution to guarantee national unity and peaceful coexistence. The group lamented that sub-national consciousness or ethnocentric nationalism, which is a dangerous form of nationalism, to national unity, has taken over Nigeria. Also a former governor of Annambra Estate, Peter Albi, has alleged that a present governor in the South East is plotting to blackmail him. Well joining us to have this conversation is former president of O'Hane Zindibu, FCT chapta o dozi mwy o dozi and political analyst Francis Chilaca. Thank you very much gentlemen for joining us. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I'm going to start with you Odozi. I'm going to make reference to what's been happening in Imol State first and foremost. We saw that video of prisoners who were released in the middle of the night. We saw the videos of police stations being burned and ransacked. We've also seen many more videos coming from Imol State. We've seen the situation in the South East and of course ESN versus the government. It's a potpory of issues in the South East. O'Hane Zindibu is out here today saying Mr President has to look for peaceful ways of dealing with the issue. Why all of a sudden is the South East some sort of a hotbed? Thank you. I'm good evening viewers. But each issue in the South East today is very, very sad. And the way security is dilapidating in the South East is very disheartening. And it's unfortunate that a place that used to be very peaceful is suddenly falling into a theater of the Absurd. Just two months ago we saw the sad incidents of invasions of the police headquarters and the correctional facilities in O'Hane State. And unfortunately people came to blame it on the group of self-determination activists, the iPod and the security wing called ESN. But this group has come out to say openly that they are not involved in the sad incidents. And there are videos which are being called, but people will say that this video should be made public.  If you know him who stayed very well, you know that the obvious military controlment is not far. In fact, it's 11, 10 minutes drive from the military controlment to that spot. And on their way to Onitsha, just before being arrested, you have a military police squadron there. Why wasn't security called up? And now you're blaming it on some people. And I think we shouldn't pin it on anybody. It's a wrong notion to pin it on any group or individual at this point. I'm sorry to comment. Why do you think that they're not involved? Yes, I'm sorry. Why do you think that they're pinning it on ESN or iPod? Why do you think that the government is so certain that ESN or iPod is responsible for this? Because you're saying that they're being wrongly accused. Let's take it from the blonder of the former IHGP who fortunately, as he was committing that blonder, was flushed out of the system. He would have an investigation which is against international best standards. The man came up to say that iPod did this. Does that make sense from the viewpoint of investigative policing? It doesn't. It doesn't show intelligence. So it's a clear thing that these guys have said we didn't do it. And somebody just came out in less than eight hours after this sad incident to say these guys did it. I think we should look beyond this. We should look towards getting to know the root cause of what is happening in the southeast. Is somebody somewhere trying to inflight with the southeast? Is somebody somewhere interested in making the southeast a place of robles? Is somebody somewhere trying to make the southeast desolate? If this question was fine answers, then we'll come back to the current to the site order by the president through the chief of army staff from Agitados in the southeast. I don't think it's the best way for us. Nigeria at this point in time. The west African subject on the Sahel down the Sahel today. They're having a lot of crisis. And we shouldn't ignite more crisis by inciting, by giving an order as soon as it stays. OK. The best way, just as George Bambasadoby also have to apply, is to look for ways that will bring amicable resolution to whatever is a crisis. It is simple. Seize marginalisation. Come in with fair play and justice. And you'll see things get to their normal. I think everything will come to normal. Let's leave it at that. Let me go to Francis. Francis, let's talk about the issue of the ESN. When the issue of Ibubu Agul came up when the governors of the southeast came together to bring out that outfit, which is more like a paramilitary organisation, they're also like a vigilante association, just like we have in the southwest and of course in the north, a militia of sorts. There was a statement from iPops saying that the government was trying to recruit these men to spy on members of IPOB. And if they were going to be sending them as spies that they should be ready to meet their maker. Now statements such as this could also make the government or security agencies feel that maybe the IPOB or ESN are not really there in the interest of the people. This has been about the ESN, the groundwork agitation framework, therefore a new agreement. It is a result of a continuous net of the southeast, part of bad government that starts from the president's point of view, down to the state, down to the local government. I would like to see it in my policy. That is why I am looking at the money. We are the government responsible for the action. We do not have that kind of thing to do. I am so sorry Francis. I am so sorry. Your connection is really bad. We are unable to hear you. So I am going to go back to Modozi again until we are able to establish a connection with you. Modozi, I want to ask you the same question I just asked him. I am sure you heard me with the statement that came from IPOB and ESN. When Mubago was put together by the Southeast Governors to deal with the issue of insecurity in their region, IPOB had said that the government was setting up these guys as spies to come spy on them, and that if they were coming as spies they should be ready to meet their maker. Of course that spells some form of violence. Is that not one of the reasons why security agencies would be having them on their watch list? Right, thank you sister. I will ask your question. I will come rhetorically to ask you one. How many of the members of the Abu Dhabi have you seen being followed by the IPOB or ESN? None. As you talk now, these guys came up, ESN came up as a result of the inability, unwillingness of the leaders of the Southeast to come up with a security approach to the prevailing issue of kidnapping, of heinous murder, of rape of women, of invasion of land in the Southeast. That was why this ESN came up and decried one of the people of the Southeast over the years calling on the governor to call up this security, his imaginary security. But now the governors of the Southeast have come, have been awake to their responsibilities and have brought you a Bubeagu. Why should a Bubeagu? If you're real interested, and please don't get me wrong, if the real interest of the ESN was to protect the people of the Southeast because their governors were not alive to their responsibility, now the governments have become alive to their responsibility. Why would a Bubeagu become a threat of sorts to you, instead of aligning with them to work for the betterment of your people if really that was the core mandate in the first place? Okay, good. In as much as I'm not being a spokesman for ESN or IPOB. Well, it sounds like it. It is natural that for a space that has been left open for quite some time and somebody is filling that space. I think what the governor should have done at that material time when they came up with this, the Bubeagu issue, was very likely to not have a wide consultation beyond IPOB, beyond ESN. They should have got it a wider consultation. Not just making it a cost team, not just making it a friend's team, not making it an elite club team. At this point, the people need to know what is happening and the way the governors of the South East have acted before them has made them suspects. You don't blame the ESN. You don't blame the IPOB people for making that threat. But good enough, they know their limit. They've made threats and they will not do it because the loss of one Igbo soul means a lot to Igbo generations. They will not do it. It's the sound of warning. It's the sound of this pleasure. They were speaking the mind of the populace. They were speaking the mind of the people on the streets. So, now that we have a shoot at sight order... However, I think that if Bagu goes on, you'll see how he passes out. Well, going forward, now we have a shoot at sight order by the president. We also have governors who have united to bring Igbo Bubeagu, but then there's an increasing attack on security outlets and security agencies. It's even spilled into river states, which has caused Governor Wike to have a dust to done curfew. What should be done in the states across the states in the South East to bring some form of reconciliation and peace, to bring some form of, I don't know, unity amongst the people because it seems to be too many voices. Of course, Sohanese is also speaking about the fact that there is a huge deployment, according to you, of Northern soldiers to the South East. Do you think that this is a problem? It's a big problem. You see, sending a massive number of troops into the South East is by every standard threatening. By every standard is threatening. It gives the people their needs. I think what the government should do, other than war, war, they should judge on. I think at this stage, what the government needs is consultation, consultation, consultation. Delibration. Come down from your high horse. Talk to these people. They are your citizens. They are your citizens. Dialogue with them. Know what the agitation is all about. Know why they are aggrieved. Know why they are pained. Don't look at anybody as if this person is lesser than you. No matter your strength. And no matter the credibility of your personality. The young person out there might have one or two points against you. They might know one or two of your weaknesses. Let us not get this thing wrong. Let us dialogue. I'm happy to be with the thousand governors met today in Asaba. They came up with an issue that let the need to dialogue at the national level. I'm such a woman today. I'm sitting for dialogue. Nigeria at the stage with dialogue. As for what is happening in river states, it's unfortunate that our brother used to wiki out of his... I don't know how to put it. Gleded himself into this. He said, you've been forced to buy him anything. But what you've done is that doesn't concern a lot of your partners. I'm sorry to say that. People know I'm especially here. This is why I want to stand up to the government. Gleded himself into this. My brothers told someone a different kind of description of Serined Living Corrections had. I don't have an ugdom between the women. My스 견. Dwi'n ardauch i'n ffordd o ran yw ysgolio. Mae'r ffordd o'r rhannu a'r rhannu i'w ddweud yn dweud. Mae o ddod i ddweud i ddod i'w ddweud o'r hanes yma wedi'i'n iawn i'r edrychi Adysol Ddweud i ni'n dweud i chi. Mae'n ffordd o ddweud i chi i ddweud i chi. Mae'n ddweud i chi i ddweud i chi.