Prislin with a pull-up three-pointer, it's good. Dickard open from three-point land, good. Wood gets a screen from Wendt, nails a three. Light pump with a pull-up G. Nails a three-pointer, bang-shot good. Waiter for three, got it. Intercepted, laid off the left. Deep shot to the side, is up and good. Grisberg's two-pointer shot is in. Splits for the fence, and scores with two seconds to go. Welcome to the Calf Sports Center on the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Campus, where tonight we have a sectional semi-final game for you to feature Cheboygan North Golden Raiders and Bulldogs and Cedarburg. I'm Stu Hoppensberger, and with me, as always, the guru of high school sports here in Cheboygan, Mike Martin. And Martin Cheboygan North has quite a test tonight. This is a team that beat them back in the holidays, and it's a mixture of size, but also a team that can score outside. It's a real interesting match-up, Stu, because North beat him with a mother-beater last year. The waiter hit about a 30-footer, and then they lost to him by eighth in their own tournament. Cedarburg is dynamite. They're there for real. They're 17 and five on the year. Joe Pratek and Chad Dodens were unanimous all-North Shore conference players. And I think part of the problem why North had problems with them is when they full-court pressure, Dodens is a nifty kind of ballhander. He can beat the pressure. North is going to have to be able to control him. If anything, maybe North has an edge in terms of their coaching staff has quite a bit of tournament experience. However, Cedarburg was here last year. Well, they were, and Tom's used to this. Tom Desatel, Ben Siebert, this is the second year in this type of a ballgame. Having that experience is really going to help. I think them beating North is going to help them also this year. North has some revenge in mind, though you can be sure of that. I would think the revenge factor is going both ways, even though Cedarburg won earlier in this court last year. North, as you just mentioned, revenge because it got beat earlier in the year.  And that's what they're really pointing towards. They want to get to the final, Cedarburg does. North, of course, is laden with seniors, and they got great senior leadership. And that can take you a long way. Raiders are going to have to control the tempo in this game, I would think. We would expect what? Pressure and hopefully an up-tempo game? This is where I'm a little concerned. I don't know why, or I shouldn't say concerned. I'm a little miffed. I don't know exactly how they're going to do it. I really think if North tries the pressure in full court, they're going to be in trouble, because I think the Woodens can handle the pressure. However, if they maybe pick them up at three quarter or half court, they have a better chance of controlling tempo. They can still apply pressure, but they're not going to leave people open underneath the basket. And Ben Siebert had mentioned in the paper, he said having this big court is going to be kind of nice. It'll be able to give us more space to be able to beat the traps. Well, we'll see if that's how it carries through. All right, fond of lack awaits the winner. They were a 41-35 victory over Nina. We'll be back right after this to set the starting line-ups and we'll have the opening tip. Stay with us. Angus beef from Pigly Winkley.  T-bones for to have. But steakhouses just take forever. So dad cooks it up himself. Who needs reservation anyway? Restaurant quality certified Angus beef. Just one more reason to shop at Pigly Winkley. My compliments to the chef. If you're for someone younger, they won't notice you've gained weight.   All they'll ever do is love you. Find the love of your life. Visit petbinder at ASPCA.org. Having twins can be a handful. Buy one, get one free. So when I decided to go back to school, I needed to find one that fit my our lifestyle. Lakeland College was the perfect place. They offer an easy to manage schedule and counselors to help me anytime. Evening classes at Lakeland. Don't tie my our life in knots. Ever consider a double major? Gosh, the starting lineups being introduced. We'll set them for you right now. First of all, for the Bulldogs from Cedarburg, the North Shore Conference Champions. They come into this game with a 17 and 5 record. They'll start Mike Driftgaugh, number 22, a 6-3 junior, Joe Patek, 24, a 6-6 senior. Chad Dodens, a 6-2 senior, wears number 32.  David Lemon, a 6-7 junior, wears number 44. Cedarburg coach by Ben Sieber. For the Sheboyga North, Golden Raiders 18 and 2 coming into this ball game in Fox River Valley Conference Champions. They will start Matt Horus in a 5-11 senior, he wears number 15. Chad Decker, number 21, is a 6-foot senior. Brad Wainer, player of the year in the Fox River Valley Conference.  Brandon Miller is wearing Jersey 33, a 6-1 senior. Adam Schmitz, a 6-2 senior, wears number 41. Coach Tom Dessantel in his 26 season heads the Golden Raiders and trying to get them back to state for what would be, I believe, their sixth trip under Coach Dessantel. And actually, all previous five trips were made under Coach in the School of History. Yep, all of them, everyone that North has made has been with him as head coach. Ben Sieber is in his third year at Cedarburg and his second trip to the sectionals, which is quite a compliment to him. Our officials tonight, making a toss at Center Park will be Joe Thyssen and his partner will be Mike Carr. And those two officials are from the Madison area. The Raiders had about a 31 point victory margin in Fox River Valley Conference play. The two teams score about the same. North's 71 points per ball game. Cedarburg, 67, the Raiders' defense has been a little bit better. They yielded just over 40 points a game while Cedarburg's given up 52. And the Bulldogs control the opening tip. This is Dodens' pot, it'll take it into the lane. North opening up in a man-to-man defense. It'll be interesting to see if they go at them on a full court nature. Outside jumper, offensive rebound pulled down by Lemon. Inside, another shot short by Dodens. And again, Cedarburg on the board. And rolling in, a rebound, bucket as Lemon. That's the problem that North is going to have with the height that Cedarburg has. North is going to have to do a very good job of blocking out. Decker tried to get the pass inside, was touched, but the Raiders keep it. Now he had one shot right back to him. And Wainer travels. So a little jittery of the Golden Raiders to get started wearing the white jersey. Cedarburg in the dark black with orange trim. North opening up with the full court pressure. Dodens being guarded by Wainer, double team horse, and had a hand on it, but Cedarburg gets it across. Moore on the drive, lays one in. That's too easy. Went right around Chad Decker that time and get right down the middle of the lane for an easy shot. Moore is shooting about 30% on the year so he doesn't make many. Shoots a lot, though. Just underway from Culp's Ford Center, sectional semifinals. North trailing Cedarburg for nothing. Wainer in the lane, splits a defender shot, no good. Ball lose, Cedarburg controls. Oh, looked like he might have got hacked, but no call.  He'll take it to the middle of the floor. Little spin move, shot, won't go, but another offensive rebound and foot back by Driftga. Cedarburg very strong on the boards in the early going. And Decker tied up momentarily. And a foul called. North taking it right to the teeth of the Cedarburg defense. Driftga was called for the personal foul. Schmitz will bring it in for the Raiders underneath their basket. Wainer into the middle, kicks it out, horse in for three, no good. Decker offensive board comes up short, tips, rebounds again, reverses blocked. Decker still has it. Double teamed inside, now gets it out to Wainer. Looked like he got away with a double dribble, but I think what happened is the ball got knocked out of the sand. Wainer drives, scored and is fouled. He got hit very hard. He's holding his lip. Like to see a replay of that. Split the defense again, got the ball up and in. Sarah Herman coming down to 10-2. But he knows her lip. He'll have to come out. Only they'll have to have a substitute free throw shooter. Well, only if he got it on his jersey. Oh, yeah, probably because he had to have a trainer come out, you're right. It looks like a lip, not a nose. Either way, he got half pretty good. I don't know that that's a good sign. And then gone into the ball game, he'll get the free throw. So how do you like that from coming off the bench? Cold. You're going to see a replay coming down the middle. You see him got lemon, hit him right in the mouth. Dawn hits the free throw, and so North gets her first points at the 5-46 mark. Double team pressure. Cedarburg having trouble, but they'll get it across. This is Dripka in the corner. Patek. Patek's a three-point shooter, big kid. You don't expect a big kid to be your best three-point shooter at 6-6. One referee called it out on Cedarburg. The other rep came over and told him what the proper call should be. So he pointed to Cedarburg and hit the Cedarburg player. Dawn's right in the mouth. And Cedarburg throws it away, unforced there. As I was watching him warm up, I noticed Patek shooting his three-pointers for a big guy. Decker penetrates, then dishes to Schmitz. He'll take it inside. Layup is good. Schmitz again taking it right to the heart of the defense. Ball knocked loose, and the Raiders have it. Pressure defense paying dividends at time. Horizont for three, and the Raiders with their first lead. 7-6. 8-6. Inside, big man gets free, and Horizont just about gets crumpled. Lemon, pardon me, Brandon Miller doing a good job of committing a foul, not hurting Lemon, but not allowing him to make the easy basket either. First personal foul on Miller, first team foul against the Raiders. So Lemon will shoot free throws. Either one of these teams, Marty, very good free throw shooters that in tournament play, that's a big deal. Lemon shot 53% from the line during the season. And he's about on average hitting one or two there. 8-7, North leads by a single point. Kyle Tetschlag in the ball game for North. Tetschlag, 51. Are you surprised, Marty, that North's been taking it to the hoop early? Yes, I am. But they've been able to split the defense and get the shots up. This is more, oh, nice pass to Lemon. The defense by Tetschlag, get his hand in there. Last touch by Tetschlag, so Cedarburg will get the ball out of bounds. Finds an open dodence for an easy bucket. Shane Groovy number 23, getting ready to check in for the Raiders. That looked like an air and pass, but it was to Decker, he's on the drive. He's blocked by Lemon, jump, foul, foul. That's the thing that North was able to do in most Valley games. They're just not, you know, they didn't run into this kind of height in the Valley. Possession arrow favored North, so they keep the basketball on their end of the floor. Groovy gets the first touch just into the game. Schmitt's free throw line, he'll drive. Little five footers, good. And the foul is gonna go against Dodens. Adam Schmitt's taking it right down the middle. Getting that fade away. It's about the only way he could get the shot up. Good sign, Brad Wainer back in. Schmitts will get a free throw. They didn't get a chance to check Brad Wainer's noise. He's got some in his nose. Schmitts can't convert the three point play but the Raiders still lead by one. Justin Melke in the game for Cedarburg with the ball, gets it across the timeline to Driftka. Dodens double team, Driftka bounce pass to Melke. Long bomb, Patek no good. Lemon with another offensive board and a foul on Decker. Chad Decker came right down over the arms of Lemon. That was an easy call. But it makes it tough, well it makes it tough because Cedarburg is very tall, Stu, but when you're taking those three point shots, you usually get a long rebound off of a miss. And Lemon was in a great position. Melke in the lane, kicks it out to the corner. Dodens goes back inside and another easy basket for Driftka. Driftka with four. Cedarburg back in front. Who wouldn't showing good passing ability. Trying to get the offense set. Decker bounce pass in, jump shot, rolls off the rim, Miller couldn't get it to go down. Fetchlock gets set to come back for Norah. He just checked out so he's not gonna be out for very long. Melke out front. Melke looks a little shaky. Pass inside, he finds Driftka open again and Driftka has six, 13-10. Cedarburg leads, 225 remaining, first quarter of play. Wainer, little floater inside, no good. Lemon cleared the board for the Bulldogs. Lemon only a juniors proving to be a very valuable player so far. Oh, Melke got away with maybe a travel. Lemon just about did as well. Patek goes cross court to Dodens. Here's like both teams have settled down a little bit, Marty. I can see what Driftka's doing inside. He really gets good body position and being a couple inches taller than Chad Decker gives him a big advantage. Dodens jumper doesn't go. Decker clears the rebound for the Raiders. Dodens guarding Wainer. That's a good matchup for those two young men. 130 now remaining in the quarter. Decker, right baseline. Tried to kick it out and threw it away. Wainer's saying it was touched but the referees don't see it that way. So Cedarburg ball. Orison and Herman are coming in with Kyle Tetzlog. That's one thing that should help the Raiders down the road. Stu is playing a lot of people and keeping their guys rested a little bit. Driftka goes across to Paynitzer. His shot was blocked. Tetzlog with the block, Stu. Decker comes away with it. Tetzlog open underneath and scores. Tetzlog outrunning the defense. He starts and finishes that play, his first points. Dodens lost to Decker, knocked it away, tries to save. Bodies all over the place. It's section of basketball. All North had the turnover. They just couldn't capture the ball. Chad Dodens checking out. Nice to see him off the floor. Morve throws it in for Cedarburg. Paynitzer throws it away. Al is really fine defense by Kyle Tetzlog. As soon as that ball went to the sides Stu, he dropped down on the inside post player. Gave his teammate help. Decker pours in for three. Missed it left. Tetzlog inside, overlays. Driftka with the rebound for Cedarburg. Oh, Milky had guys opened on the floor but elected not to pass it down. He walked, got away with it and scored. Under 10 seconds. Weiner, pull up 17 footer, he netted it. He has four points. Milky likes to dribble, doesn't he, Marty?  Cedarburg leads Sheboyga North after one, 15-14. My tires burns less fuel and saves me money on gas. Yeah, I'm saving mother nature from pollution but more importantly, she saved me 11 bucks. Ow! Environmental events, get green.  That also means cleaner air.  In environmental events, get green. For more tips, go to getgreen.com. Kids aren't afraid of other kids or people with different color skin. That's because kids know there are other things. Worse things, bigger things to be afraid of. And welcome back to Culp Sports Center, second quarter just under way, Stu Hoppensperger, along with Mike Martin and Sheboyga North trailing by one. Cedarburg gets the first possession of the second quarter. Tarzan with a steal and a nice pass to save it. Then Wainer foul. Derek Moore on the call. Well Ron Knight is making a nice catch in the first roll and then gave Matt a little assist getting them back out on the court. It's only the fourth team foul, so still no shooting. Who was that foul on, Stu? Who was Mr. Derek Moore called for that foul? No help defense. Lipotic. Oh, beautiful pass on the cut. Schmidt skips the score, but Decker the assist. Well, we were talking about it before the game. Wainer and Decker led the Valley in assists. Wainer was number one. Gainets are just about to throw another one away. Dayton's Dodens had to really reach back to get that one, Lemon. Easy two. Got a count for him. Derek Moore making a nice feed. Five points for Lemon. Miller will come back in for the Raiders. Orison for three. He got that one. Well defense was a foot off, woman that's all it takes for Matt to get open. Led to Fox River Valley Conference and three point shots made this year. He shot about 36%. Lemon, if I had the ball knocked away by Decker and then he's fouled on the block. Probably call will go against Tetch log. No, it'll be against Schmitz. For Schmitz, that's his first foul. Well, we mentioned Lemon, not a real good free throw shooter and he only made one out of two his first trip. Definitely better off following this guy instead of letting him put in the easy two in. I'd have to send that guy to Mike Martin School of free throw shooting. Definitely don't send him to see Shaq. Trouble is he'd have to shoot him left handed. Marty, he'd do a lot better. Very flat. Donut for two missed. Miller kept it alive by hitting it off the board and then got the rebound quickly ahead to Decker. Brandon Don and Schmitz. Oh, Schmitz is lead by four. Schmitz with eight points already. Another turnover and here comes Norr. Schmitz leading the way. Wainer took a look at the hoop as well now. He'll penetrate, ball knocked away, North keeps it. I don't think Adam had his feet set the way he wanted to get that shot off but that would have been the thing to do because he had a smaller defender on him. 21-17, Raiders lead. Wainer will bring it in. That's knocked away. Cedarburg had a breakout. Dodens didn't see it and he's fouled as the layup misses. Brandon Miller will get tagged with that foul. So that can foul on Miller. So Dodens goes to the line and he'll get two shots. Driver, he'll get one more. That's the second guy on her team. We're shooting that pancake free throw. Just like Gala Bobby Dander to the box. We're looking at the stance before the game and I'm going, gee, Cedarburg doesn't shoot very well from the line. 61% and we looked at Norr's total. 58%? 59. Well, rounded to 60. Yeah. Neither team, that's not a strong point for either one. Wainer hit the second but doesn't. Rolls off the rim. So one for two trip in North with a three point lead in the basketball. The Woodens was a 63% free throw shooter. Dawn, right side. Wainer, double teamed. Decker will try to penetrate. Tempted to get the ball to Bogan's shots so it was knocked away by Lemon. Again, Chad Decker making great penetration and looking for his teammate but long arms of Cedarburg able to knock that ball out of bounds. Decker in the lane and a foul fouled. It's going to go against Aaron Albrecht, his first personal. Schmitz will bring it in. Only the 15th foul. Wainer for three and he netted it. Now he got his feet square and that's all it took. Wainer has five. And the North lead is the biggest of the night at 24-18. Boy, Cedarburg had numbers but Aaron Albrecht not pressing to get the ball down deep. Albrecht all alone inside and scores. North quickly had their forcing the pace here. Wainer way outside, short. Decker battling, Bogan shoots. Decker, now Wainer inside. Crowd wanted a charge. Schmitz loses control of the ball. It's knocked ahead and Horzen will gather it in for North. Well, not pretty basketball but North still has it. Oh, Dillon's trying to push him about three times the third time he got called for the foul. And that's his second. 16 foul so the Raiders will go to the line from this point on in the half. And we're at 444 so there's a lot of time left in the first half. See it saw Jimmy Horzen up there. Yeah, he's definitely here. But Rick is too. Rick's right next to him. Decker sealed off his man, couldn't convert. Bogan shoots, had to rebound and couldn't get it to go. Great opportunities for the Raiders, but not able to convert. Albrecht all alone and scores 15 feet in. Four points off the bench for Cedarburg. That's a big bonus. 24-22 Raiders. Albrecht only averages 2.7 for a game. For the fans that have watched both games, Marty, this has been unbelievably paced compared to the first ball game. That score was 16-12 at half time and both teams here have surpassed, almost surpassed the combined total. Right. Of course you're talking about that Nino Fondelike game. Wainer passed a Bogan shoots and a ball of blocking fell on Lemon. He had the ball up top, but he had a lot of body underneath. First personal on Lemon and so a bonus coming for Brandon Bogan shoots.  Oh yeah, oh yeah. Well for two-trip, Wainer gets a long rebound. Horzen for three, off the rim, no good. Bogan shoots, battling to keep it alive. Decker comes out of the crowd. He is relentless, Chad Decker. First team walk conference in the valley, leading scorer in the league. Wainer on the drive, rolls off, no good. Lemon pulls it away for Cedarburg. Horzen with a steal, big shot, won't go. Lemon again with the rebound, Bogan shoots. Not to the way of a call for the foul. Well it's a couple of real good opportunities to score points for North and they're not coming away with any. North up by only two. Tetschlok back into the ball game for the Raiders. Milky breaks the press easily. Oh, Decker with a block, but he's called for a foul. Drifka indicated, hey, he got me on the hand. That's not the right place to show because the hand's part of the ball, Marty. I'm thinking, I think it was Kyle Tetschlok cut in front to go for the steal and just missed it. A lot of Drifka to get the pass and get fouled. Chad Decker, right, picked up that foul. Yep, his second. Well, Bogey just checked out, all of a sudden he's right back in the game. Drifka with seven points, trying to make it eight right here and tie the game, it's in and out, a one for two trip, North by one. Real five left, first half of play. Otik stepping all it to prevent Matt Horzen from getting the ball. Both teams have enjoyed six point leads, but that as long as any lead has been, is gonna be called for a foul off the ball. And it'll be a bonus free throw coming for Cedarburg. Melky will go to the free throw line for Cedarburg. Melky has a basket back in the first quarter. That attempt is hard and no good. Schmitz clears the rebound. Wayne are trying to direct traffic out front. Now he'll take it to the lane, 15 footer on the way, hard off the rim, no good, lemon. Another rebound for Cedarburg. Moore into the lane and a blocking foul called on Horzen. And Derek Moore, we had mentioned at the top that he had taken a lot of shots, didn't have a real good percentage on his shooting, but he can be an offensive force. Big guy handles the ball quite well. He hits his first free throw. He's one of their better free throw shooters, Marty. I figured that one out, 67%. You know what that might be, Stu, is taking bad shots during the course of the game. Well, he just tied the score at 24 and now has a chance to put the Bulldogs of Cedarburg back in front. And does 25-24. North trails by one, they have the ball. Griff got playing Brandon Don very tight. Shane Groobie number 23 in the ball game for the Raiders. Don kicks it out to Wainer. Wainer couples between the leg dribbles. And he'll get it back from Groobie. Penetrates to the lane and then kicks it back out. North being very patient on this possession. Schmitz for three, short. That was an easy call. Brandon Don pushed underneath Driftka to try and get the board. And a very easy call for the official. So bonus attempt coming up for Mike Driftka. Sort of like being in the middle here with the coaches, I have to say. Yeah. Or we could really, or scream. Dick Dieter during that first game. And another miss free throw. Lemon knocks it out of bounds. North fans wanted a foul called on Lemon. Certainly look like it. Not the North player. Brandon Bolgan chits down. Don on the dribble. Dribbled it off the defenders foot. It was a good call. And again, it looked like Don got 12. Don was gonna go the other way and a coach for Cedarburg. He wasn't gonna argue with the official on that. Oh, he shook his head after the call. Yeah, okay, you got it. He wouldn't have argued if they'd had called it the other way, though. Nope. You would have. Yes, I would have said something, Marty. Wainer fouled and his shot came up a little short. Well, he got more up in the air and he did the little underneath scoop move. And that's why his shot never got up there, Stewart. He had more falling on him. Second personal on Moore. Wainer ties the game at 25. Why does it seem like all three throw attempts are very flat? Must be the hot air in here, Marty. Very warm in the Calf Sports Center tonight. Two for two trip for Wainer in the North back and front by one. One 26 to play in the half. Oh, Dan Morgan with the ball. Will let the three go and hit it. Milky has five points in the game, Stewart. The average is about two and a half. On the drive, fouled, Wainer was fouled. Lemon. And that's his third, isn't it, Marty? Nope, second. I was just thinking, he was the one guy that I haven't noticed out of the Cedarburg lineup yet. And he's done the little things. Rebounding especially has been huge for him today. Wainer misses the first shot there. Raiders are three for six here in the half so far. Is that right? Nope. I've got six. That'll be the seventh attempt right there. He've made nine attempts. Because Bulgan shoots at two that he missed. Got him. Wainer two for four, Schmitz, over one. Don hit one. In the lane, Patek. No good. Fight for the loose ball. And the Raiders will get it. Now a big scramble underneath and North came away with a little bit of a break because Patek looked like he had a pretty nice look at a short shot but couldn't get it in. Schmitz pull up, 15 footer. No good. Tight roll job by Cedarburg. They keep possession under 30 seconds to play Patek. Finds an open man. Over lane. And over the back. So Wrigan couldn't convert the layup and Albrecht called for the foul. Now he had mentioned about North missing some golden opportunities. Cedarburg is doing the same thing. Greg Manns is going to be going to the line stew to shoot a couple. Two shots from Manns. A chance to tie it. There you saw the scoreboard. 24 seconds left in the half. Manns misses on us first. He missed a bunch. Six of their last eight. They didn't look good on the release either. They could seven of their last nine and Cedarburg will get it back. Touch log with some nice hustle, but he could not keep himself from going out of bounds. He's a gone one to get in, but just a little late getting to the table. Now Melky with the ball, 15 seconds to go. Gribble it down. Patek faked the three. Tried the baseline pass. Touched by Cedarburg. And so North will get it with 4.3 seconds. Last year was with about 4.4 seconds, I believe, when Wainer got it right in this area and dribbled it down and shot it in from about 30. Three seconds, Wainer on the dribble. Leaning 20-footer, and hey! Cedarburg brings out the best in Brad Wainer. 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She's going north on the strength of a Brad Wainer three-pointer that just beat the buzzer, leads Cedarburg 29-28. And Marty, you're telling me that you're not feeling real good about things right now. North is struggling to get good shots, too. And Cedarburg has been passing the ball quite well. And they pretty much handle the pressure. And they seem to be getting shots easier than North is. North is having to really fight hard and work the ball around. And it seems like they're not working together quite as much. It's a lot of one-on-one, Brad Wainer trying to break down the defense. And it's having a hard time. You know, if you get by Dodens, who's an inch taller, and all of a sudden you got a couple of guys that are three and four inches taller to contend with. It's been a struggle in the first half. There's the line. And North fans right there, Marty. I guess the shooting percentage kind of bear that out. North is not shot well in the first half. Well, 40%, 52% shooting for Cedarburg, although the Raiders hit five of 12 three-point shots for a 44% clip, which is pretty darn good from the arc. Leading score was Brad Wainer with 12, the only player in double figures. And North is going to get the ball to start the second half. The Raider is going with the same starting lineup that started the game. Miller whores in with the ball. That's Decker, Schmitz, and Wainer. Decker leaves for Miller. Miller works his way inside, but can't score off Lemon. Cedarburg gives him one shot. It looked like he got pretty good inside position, but got himself situated a little too far underneath the basket. Inside short is Dodens and the Raiders rebound. Decker had six boards in the first half, and he got the rebound there. Pottick coming out hard to pressure Schmitz. Wainer feeling it from three, but doesn't get it, and another one and done for the Raiders.  Wainer just about landed in your lap, Guru. He was saying hi to the Fondalac radio crew. And Decker called for a foul over the top, and a third foul on Chad.  Just table back away from me. Can't breathe. Out front, Drifka. Drifka led Cedarburg with seven in the first half. Moore on the drive, floater comes up short. Drifka with the rebound inside, and they're going to call a jump ball. Cedarburg keeps it on their end of the floor. Fred Wainer had the well-timed block, causing the jump ball. Moore leaves for Dodens. Moore, pull-up, 12-footer. Well, now you know why he shoots all that 30%. Decker will take it to the hoop. Shot blocked, but a foul called. Now Decker went down very hard. He's taken a couple of hard falls in this one. But as has happened all year, he keeps coming back for Moore. And the poor free throw shooting for both clubs continues. North shot just, what was it, Marty? 30%. 3%? Yeah. It's now 3 for 11 on the ball game. Make it 3 for 12, and Cedarburg with the board. Hottick for 3 in and out. He's their best three-point shooter. Miller comes away with the rebound, and then loses it, but gets it back. Showing good strength against Lemon. He's a very big man. Decker kicks it out. Horzen for 3, not dead. Third three-pointer for Matt Horzen. He's got 9 on the night. And the Raider lead is 4. Albrecht finally received the pass across the half-court line. Lemon tried to dump it in, but it was knocked away. Albrecht gets it back on the drive. You'll get it to Hottick. He's their three-point guy. Missed another one. Decker inside, gets the rebound. Now, North playing very good defense that time. Good rebounding that time also on the miss by Hottick. Hottick, a 16 point per game score. He's yet to score in this one, Marty. That is unbelievable. Horzen failing it for 3. That went short. Schmitz with an offensive board. Decker thought about it, and then thought better of it. Wainer in the lane. Got him all on the side. Had it knocked away. Inter with the penetration again. Sort of forced that one, didn't he? He forced it, and he was trying to shoot over taller guys, which made it a very, very difficult shot. Dodens tried to bounce fast, but Decker stole it. It started with Wainer. He tipped the ball away. Miller was open and scored. That's the pattern in North Eye, fast break. They beat you down the court. We saw it with the text log in the first half. And now he sued with Wainer right here. Peter Berg is going to take a short time out to talk things over. Good to see Matt Horzen hitting the shots outside. I should say Wainer to Miller for the layup. Out out of the woods yet, however. Lot of basketball to play. 4.54 remaining in the third quarter. But it's nice to have a lead, so you can hang your hat on.  Not that they played bad in the first half, but they just seem to be doing a little better this half so far. Cedarburg has gone the first 3-0-6 of this quarter without a score, and they didn't score in the final minute of the first half. So they've had a pretty long scoring drought. Milky's back in the game. Justin Milky, he had five points in the first half. Call Schmitz on that one. Schmitz and Patek were having a little scrum. A little March madness today in the fifth grade over at Jefferson. That's kind of what we saw a lot of that. Grabbing people. Kids had a good time, though. Goals is out front, takes it to the free throw. And Decker just about out of steal. North picking up the intensity. Milky, lot of dribble. And walk. And if he didn't walk, he had on it away. Decker had it. He had him sculpt on that play. One of the things we might be seeing, Stu, and I mentioned this right from the beginning, is that North does a lot of substituting and over the course of the game, you start to wear the other team down. And we may be seeing a little bit of that at the beginning of the second half. Cedarburg has done a good job on Decker tonight at the nine in the ball. This is Don, right side, gave up the dribble. Look at how far all the time. Yeah, they're really forcing North out. Schmitz on the drive. I thought he missed that one. No, a good call by the official. Brad Wainer definitely tipped it last. I'd like to see a replay on that. Never trust me. I told you the other guy's name was Canitzer. You wouldn't believe me on that either. You protect the referees all the time, right? Fraternity. Don with the takeaway. I had to Decker and that's a block and a good call. You could see Milky with his hands down in front of his groin, sliding his feet trying to pretend he was doing a legal block. I thought you were saying he was trying to protect. Well, that too. And that's a smart move on his part. By the way, the drought continuing. Cedarburg has now gone four minutes and 26 seconds without a score. The thing is, North need to get some free throws in. They're all for three so far in the second half. And they've missed their last seven attempts in a row. Rebound Wainer is knocked away and will go to Cedarburg off Schmitz. Boy, oh boy. Championship teams just can't be shooting that way and expect to advance and win big games. Six point, Raider lead, it's our largest of the night. Good maneuver here to get Milky handling the ball. He's not as steady as Dodens. Dodens with a spin move, he's still in the corner and I'll bring it out front. Don doing a nice job on defense.  Raider defenders inside have been very mobile and a blocking foul called on Hottick. You got a good piece of Wainer, that's for sure. Second foul on Hottick. That's the one I was missing from the first half. You too. It will be here tomorrow night if the Raiders advance. The winner of this game will play Fond du Lac of 41-35 overtime, Victor over Nina. Stu, you're supposed to say TVA it'll be here on Saturday night when the Raiders advance. That'll be Chris Wright and myself. Wainer part into the series and he gets the layup. Right over Lemon. 14 for Wainer. Spin move. Bucket counts and Cedarburg has scored their first points of the second half. I think that's gonna be on Adam Schmitz, yes it is.  North wasn't gonna pitch a shutout at him but rather have it be just a two-pointer instead of a three-point play possibly. And another missed free throw and they're gonna call 11 for a foul. And again, now is another easy one, Stu went right over the back of Brandon Miller. We've seen 10 straight free throw misses when you take both teams into account. A six-point lead at 36-30. They've led by as many as eight. Down to 205 remaining in the quarter. So you want Drifka's wearing. Decker like a glove. Miller inside, he waited too long block. That actually looked like the shot that Chad Decker should have taken. Because the defenders on him weren't that tall. Milky guarded by Horzen. Golden's got right a wrong winger for the easy layup. Two straight hoops for Golden, he has seven. Everybody wants to report to us, Marty. Decker, bank shot, good. Decker's first points. Yeah, I was just gonna say the same thing and boy he had some nice free throw attempts and couldn't get any of those four to go. It's nice to see him on the board. So the two leading scorers, where they have points between them. Patek with zip, a strong rebound by Wiener. Horzen open, drive, missed. Decker followed no good, another follow and this time he scores. Way to stay with it, Decker. Hold court pressure by the Raiders. We're under 50 seconds. Marty, Cedarburg has just not got the ball inside at all this quarter. Not this quarter and it's gonna be a follow on. He's in the midst I think and that'll be his fourth. I know he sort of got the bad end on that one. I was just gonna comment on the fact that at times they seem to be able to break the press and get their half court set going but they don't get it broken where they're creating three on twos, two on ones and you know getting the ball inside. Dawkins will bring it in for Cedarburg. Drifka really battling Chad Decker inside. 22 is Drifka. Albrecht gets it on the inbound. Now Moore, that's the guy you want to shoot under 30 seconds to go. From about 16 would be nice. He drew nothing but errors last shot. More again on the drive, missed another one. Albrecht inside and they're gonna call Decker and that's his fourth. Oh boy. So Adam Schmitz and Chad Decker to the starters both have four falls and Brandon Miller getting ready to check in. Oh that's huge. That's a nice call for Shabuigan North. Hot pass to Moore. 10 seconds to go. Albrecht easy two. A breakdown on the defensive end. Four seconds. Wainer take the three in and out and there's the horn. So we played three quarters. Shabuigan North with great defense and the third quarter moves to a 40. 34 lead over Cedarburg. We'll be back with a fourth quarter right after this. No, we've seen for millions of girls but helping out in schools, that's the real deal, baby. I know our love can multiply. I'm the Q one, you know what I'm saying? Have you ever been backstage before? Cause you're the exit. I think you'll find that gravity is key in what I do. Once was one, but now it's you. I'm spinning out of it. Point shot. Oh yeah, you missed it though. Okay. And we're back at Colf Sports Center. Mike Martin and I trying to figure out how poor the free throw shooting's been. Three for 14 for North. They were 0 for four in the quarter and Cedarburg five out of 13. They had one attempt, Chad Dodin's missing that. In case you're trying to figure that percentage, it's less than 21% from the free throw line for the Raiders. That's not good. You could have this game in hand right now if they're even shooting 50%. Well, Shwoigen North will get the first possession touch log wiener and a steal. Albrecht takes it away. Killed his office foot, got it back. Not a good pass in by Kyle Tetschlock that time. Griffke inside, leaves for Albrecht. He tries to tiptoe the baseline. Patek in the lane forever, Albrecht scores. And Tom Dessertell doesn't like that first 24 seconds and he's going to take a short time out here. It was a tough exchange there to start. I've had 24 seconds. They had a six point lead and the ball and a great opportunity to build on the six point lead and threw the ball right away. And just like we're upset. So it's butch Dessertell. I'll tell you what, Marty. Shwoigen North with five team fouls.  And if I'm the Raiders, I want to do the same thing. Well, the problem is they got two kids with four falls, Chad Decker and Adam Schmitz. That's not a good thing. Tetschlock brings it in. And so wiener will set the offense. North 40, Cedarburg 36. They're running at them. Driftka trying to double team. Dawn open, Miller inside, back out to wiener. Not a lot of offense on the floor right now for the Raiders. 10 footer Dawn changed his shot over the big guy and Cedarburg will bring it the other way. More on the drive, dribbles it off his foot. Driftka saves it. Good help, defense. And Aubreck had it knocked away. That was man's with the defensive play. Not a lot of offensive firepower on the floor for the Raiders right now. Dawn closely guarded by Driftka. 650 to play in this one. Wiener drives, layup no good, but a foul called. Aaron Aubreck, his third. Oh man, Aubreck is the only Cedarburg player with more than two fouls. So they're in relatively good shape when it comes to the foul color right now. Wiener trying to snap because of bad string and he can't. Not even close. That's his fifth straight miss, Marty. Matt Horizen checking in. And North takes another short 30 second time out. So we're gonna keep it right here.  Well, I'm thinking when Kyle Tetschlok threw it in and right in front of us. And I just had this feeling, you know, he's thinking, geez, I threw the last one away. I just got yelled by coach here. I'm in the same situation, that guy's jumping around. I got to get it past him and he did. But you know, you get that mental game going and that's not a good thing. And that mental thing is happening on the free throw line right now for all the Golden Raiders. I think Tom Duff's a tough feeling. He needed some firepower. So Matt Horizen will come back in the game with four personal fouls at the 644 mark. 40 to 36. Oh, Horizen's only got one. Yeah. All right, check that. He's thinking about that. Pulls that one in. Maybe that'll get him off the snipe. 41-36 Raiders. Nice to break the ice in the fourth quarter. Good help defense by Brandon Dawn. Ball knocked away in a late whistle. Foul on Miller. Now, Miller had to go through Patek to get at it. That's probably a good call. Don't call what you can't see. Can't see the guy if the player's in between you. Call only what you can see, Marty, all right? Hopefully that's what you do when you're a rep, right? When that player is falling away because he got pushed from behind. He was moving to the ball as they teach all good players to do. I don't think so. I think that was a very good call, actually. You never saw it. You couldn't see that, Marty. You had a guy blocking your view. No, you were out of my way that time. You were discussing that. Dones with a bucket. You were out of my way that time for once. I screamed you out. I'm telling you right now. 41-38 Raider lead cut to three. Yeah, they're in a 1-2-2 zone right now. They need to take the ball to the left side and then swing it back. Horses. That's the zone buster. I take that back. Horses in with 12 all on three pointers. Raiders by six. Less than six minutes to play. Much shorter. Brandon Don on Patek out there outside the three point line. Dones working his way inside, runs into touch lock. Patek first points of the night. Well, we want to get him hot. Weiner, drive, and scores. And a foul on Drift guy, his third. Now that's one we're seeing again. That's one thing that Brad Weiner does better than anybody we've seen in a long, long time and that is just take it right to the basket. 17 for Weiner. There you see him. Watch this quick step, splits the defender and got the roll. And he's hit two straight free throws. 47-40, 5-25 to play. Moore brings it into the front court, pushes off, no call. Brad Weiner with 18 points, leads all scores. Albrecht has it knocked away. Touch lock with a hand on the ball. Cedarburg keeps it on their end of the floor. 5-14 to play. They were able to get it by touch lock but he got the long arm in there and was able to knock it away. Good defense by KT. Doedens for three, no good. Touch lock with a screen off and rebound. Weiner serving. Moore's in, feeling it right corner. Another one. Oh-ho, 15 points. All on threes, Don gets a hand on the ball. Albrecht controls. Moore in the lane, kicks it out, Patek, that's his spot. In and out, no good. Albrecht, three friends. Scores and foul. Offensive board, Albrecht, and he scores. Oh, they've done that most of the game, getting offensive boards. That one hurt. That makes it three players on North. There you see Glenn Hilpert-Souser and EDK. Three starters with four fouls still. Timeout on the floor, four, 44 to play. North leads by eight. Doesn't matter who you are or what you drive or where you live. You have the power to give someone the greatest gift in the world. Life. Make the decision to be an organ donor. Make the decision to donate life. We're back at Golf Sports Center in Oshkosh where Sheboyga North leads Cedarburg 50-42 and you see some excited Raider fans right now because they're just, what, 284 seconds away from the dancing of the section. Only, only 284. If you're ahead, it seems like that close ever winds down. And here behind, it's going way too fast. Just flying by. Well, Aaron Albrecht has 10 points off the bench and Justin Mielke has five points. That's 15 points off the bench for Cedarburg. That's pretty good production from their non-starters. And he misses the free throw at the rebound to Driftka. And he scores in his foul. Now, Driftka's been a thorn in the side of the Raiders, especially in the first half. That was his first second half points. Cedarburg is on 11 for Sheboyga. That's why you got to seal a guy off and get him on your back. And it doesn't matter where the ball goes. Driftka's first points of the second half. He's got nine on the ballgame and a chance for Cedarburg to get within five right here. Then they do 50-45. Well, just moments ago, it was a 10-point-north lead. Now it's cut in half at five. North has all her starters on the floor. Stu Decker fouled by Driftka. And three of them have four fouls. Well, that's a fourth on Driftka. And bonus is now in for both teams. Now, it's time for Chad Decker to start putting them through the net. Aaron Albrecht comes right back in for Driftka, who picked up, like Stu said, his fourth foul. Chad Decker, 4-27 to play. That is a shot that will take it, Chad. It wasn't pretty. It was a brick, but it went in. Well, it just died on the bracket and then just dropped down. Lucky the bracket was made of metal. How about a swisher on this one, Chad?  In and out. One for two trip. Tonight, that's been good. Yeah, that's been excellent. Golden's pull up ten-footers short. Lemon got away with a push, but Miller still came up with a rebound. Well, Patek almost commits a foul going over the top of Miller. North by six as we approach the midway point of the fourth quarter. Decker guarded by Albrecht left side. He'll take it baseline. Bounce pass across Miller. Layoff. Good shot. Good pass by Chad Decker to get it to Brandon Miller. And that time he finished. Miller has four tonight. 53-45. North leads. Full court pressure. And Cedarburg has the ball. Sometimes we talk about teams having something left for Saturday night. I hope Coach doesn't tell us something left. Sounds like he's losing his voice. Patek goes inside. Moore dropped down to Lemon. Missed the dunk. Albrecht with the offensive rebound. North caught a little bit of a break, but couldn't capitalize on it. Aaron Albrecht has been a real force off the bench. Wainer has to bring it back out to Horsin. 3-19 to play. Wainer again inside. Wainer and Horsin playing a little catch on the right side of the court. Brad Wainer can get it inside the Cedarburg defense anytime he wants. Bounce pass to Miller, couldn't hit the layoff. Almost knocked it away, but Cedarburg they've got numbers two on one. Albrecht layup and scores. That almost could have been a three-point play. I thought Schmitz had Albrecht's hand as he released the ball. Albrecht 14 points. We're at the 2-45 mark of the ball game. Wainer, bounce pass Miller. He's fouled. This third. Brandon Miller is going to have a chance to get a couple of points. Touch on the first one. This is his first trip to the line, so he hasn't been part of the travesty of free throws throughout the course of the game. That looks sweet. Six-point Raider lead, six points for Miller. 2-30 to play. Moore right side. Horsin working hard on Moore. Dodens will take it into the middle. Tried to leave it for Albrecht. Kenneth Steele by Wainer. 2-13 to go. Wainer's open underneath, but it was a risky pass. Wainer, spin move, bounce pass Miller. Hanks and hit the layup. Lemon with the rebound. Don't fall, don't fall. Under two minutes. Dodens. Push off with the right hand, spun back and shot it in. Got the 10th footer to drop. 55-51. Cedarburg wanted a timeout. I'd like to see that one in replay and then he got the shot up and in. Dodens has 12 on the night. We're at 149 to play. It's a 55-51 game. You'll see a wide shot of the North crowd here. Behind us, Cedarburg. Flake waiver. Trying to fire up the crowd. It's been the highest scoring quarter of the night, Marty.  Had him like 10, but they came right back. Got that margin in half quickly. And now it's Cedarburg applying the full court pressure. Smith's to bring it in for the Raiders. 45 left in this one. Raiders by four. Decker out front. And a block is going to be called on. I think that's Drifka. It is. That's going to be his fifth. Drifka fouls out of the ballgame with 10 points tonight. I think where he brought more to the table for Cedarburg was defensively. He shut down Decker tonight. He did a very good job on Decker, and I guess I'm thinking back to that first quarter, he had three baskets. He did an excellent job of positioning himself using his body to out position Chad Decker and get some easy shots inside, but since that point he's been very quiet. Aaron Albrecht will come back in for the ball from Chad Decker. Needs to get this first one to get the second. And he made it. Best looking free throw tonight. Of course he's only made two. That's his sixth point. Can he make it seven? No. David Lemon goes high for the rebound. 127 to play. Dodon's into the front court. Paddock will drive and score. That was pretty easy. He got right around the defense for that two points and Justin Mielke checking in. Interesting substitution Stu taking David Lemon out of the ball. Looking for a little quickness Marty. They got Paddock and Albrecht and Moore three tall guys for the rebound, so I guess they don't need Lemon in there. Lovers and outside. 109 to play. And they call it gravel. I'll tell you Derrick Moore was on him very tight. Looked like he bumped him. Bumped him just enough. He says he changed pivot feet but the reason he had a change was he got pushed. Rep was looking below the waist rather than above and we're at one minute to play. One possession game. Dr. Wade by Decker. Lemon will come back in for Cedarburg at 55.4 seconds. It helped defense by Chad Decker to come over and assist Brandon Miller. Touch log will come in for Miller. 56, 53. North going two, three zone on this in bones at least to start off with. They tried to pass off the back. This is more double teamed, got out of it. Odin's into the lane, tries the runner off the rim hard. Got his own rebound. Podek with a take down, no foul. Touch log clears the board. Then a foul. Odin picks up his, I only got it as a third. That's what I have it as well. But a strong rebound and you're right. I didn't catch anything. Podek just threw his guy down to the floor. I thought he was gonna jump on him and go for the three point take down or two point, whatever you get at. Get a reversal. Wainer with some huge free throws right here. 39.7 seconds and he rolls the first one in. Makes it a two possession game. Brad Wainer's been a thorn in the side of Cedarburg. The last two sectional games and he's doing it again tonight. He's got 19. 57, 53. And 58, he notched them both. 20 for Wainer. Cedarburg's gonna have to hurry. Odin's doesn't look like he's in much of a hurry. 35 seconds to go. Podek likes the three. Now he'll go inside. Lemon down to foul. No shot, Don. And I believe he's fouled out. No, I'm having problems with my Ds tonight. Well, again, for Brandon, Don, that actually was a good foul. Prevents Lemon from getting an easy two and sends him to the line and he's not a good free throw shooter. We've analyzed that over the course of the game. And it'll be a bonus, Marty, because the Raiders have yet to commit 10 team fouls. Lemon's first point of the second half. There you see. Who is that guy right there, Marty? We both got three here. No, that happened. Seems just like yesterday we started. We had dark hair. That's a lie. Well, you did. Three point north lead. There you see it. 30 seconds even. Schmitz, bounce pass, touched it. Well, he got open, but he got open in a very bad spot when you're down tight to the baseline near the corner. So with 27.7 seconds to go and out Cedarburg, a chance to tie. Dolan's will bring it in. Long pass out to Moore. Or a scoots back into a man-to-man defense on the inbound stroll. You don't want to give up the three. Oh, there's a travel. Dolan's shot, no good. Aubrey, take it away by Decker. 15 seconds to go. Time out, time out, time out. Time out, North. Again, that's just like getting that ball and bones on the baseline. He got it just across half court. Still, it's like having three defenders around you and only one of them has a black jersey. It's a full timeout, but we're going to keep it right here. 11.8 seconds to go. 58, 55, Sheboygan North leading Cedarburg. It's coming right down to the wire just like it did last year, Marty. You want to get it to Wainer because he's your money man. They're going to have to follow awfully quick.  He's hit clutch free throws here in the fourth quarter. He's the guy you want having the ball. And of course, Cedarburg knows that. They're going to try to double him up, and they probably would love to get Chad Decker the ball and follow him instead. The thing is, too, the back court's your friend here. You just take that pass to the back court. You've got eight seconds at least. You know, it's a 10 second rule, but you've got seven or eight seconds to mess around with back there. And you may not get pressure back in the back court. Well, and even if you do, you know, you're not going to get double team kind of pressure. You can get around it and get the ball across half court. That's really the least of Norse worries. What they've got to do is get it in. Exactly. You want to get it into your money man. They had trouble inbounding just a moment ago. Schmitz will try to trigger it in. Right. Decker, and he's fouled. Melky with 10.6, so not that much time. Rolled off the clock. 1.2 seconds. Well, Stu, dynamite collision, you know, looked a little bit like Billy Schrader and Brian Erlacher up there on the 40 yard line. Good no-call or not? Yeah, you got to let him decide it on the floor. Incidental. Chad hit the first one. It takes a lot of pressure off, and he's short. Lemon will return for Cedarburg. Like to see a four point lead here, Marty.  No, not gonna happen. And Miller with a rebound. Wainer gets it out top, and he's fouled. You almost had it stripped away, but the whistle came first. What a huge rebound by Brandon Miller, and the foul goes against Moore. And now 7.1 seconds remain. Got Brad Wainer making four out of five so far in the fourth quarter. That was a biggie right there. That makes it up to a two possession game. 21 for Wainer, and he's showing down the stretch while he was player of the year in the Fox River Valley Conference. A full-time out. We'll take a quick break. Seven seconds to go. The Raiders lead by five. I don't see it. The less art kids get, more it shows. Are yours getting enough? Art, ask for more. AmericansForTheArts.org. There you see Tom Desantel in the middle of a Sheboygan North Huddle as the Raiders are trying to close out a sectional victory in advance to the finals tomorrow night against Fondalac. I think one of the big things you wanna do is to have Cedarburg catch the ball as they're coming to it, and then force them to have to turn around and dribble it up the court. And you don't wanna foul. And a steel-decker. Wainer with the ball, he'll try to dribble it out, but he's doing a good job of it. Two seconds, and that's the horn. The Boyga North advances with a hard-earned 60. The 55 victory over Cedarburg. We'll be back to total the final scores and hopefully get an interview right after this. Take a T3, all gonna be fine. Certified Angus Beef from Piggly Wiggly. They have like big juicy steaks. T-bone, four and a half. The Steakhouse is just take forever. 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After that, it's too late to prevent some serious birth defects. Folic acid now. Before you know it. And we're back at Clough Sports Center, where tonight's Sheboygan North held off Cedarburg to her. A hard-earned 60 to 55 victory in advance to the sectional finals tomorrow night against final act, Mike Martin standing by with a couple of the North players. Marty? Joining me is Brad Wainer and Matt Horris. And Matt, we're going to start with you. You made some clutch three-point baskets. And I talk a little bit about your shooting and how you got open for the shots. Well, they weren't closing out so well on me. I mean, I didn't have really good looks, but they weren't closing out on me very well in the first half. And I got a couple of quick shots off. And in the second half, they went into the 1-2-2 trapping zone. We got a little lead on them. And they went up to trap Wain's on top. And they didn't come out on me all the way. And I was able to get off a couple over in the corner that went down for me. You had a tough assignment on defense today. Tonight also happened to guard Derek Moore. Yeah, he's tough. And I didn't do them. I tried as hard as I could to keep in front of them. But he still was able to get to the baseline. And my teammates did a really nice job of helping out on me. And that helped out me a lot, too. I thought there were a number of times when the help defense really paid big dividends. And I thought that helped a lot with you having to guard Dodens. He went to the middle a lot. And he was never really wide open for shots. I mean, they got some athletic guys who can get to the hoop. And we matched up against them a little different than we did than we did when we played them in December.  We played good help side. We knew there were a lot of things we had to do differently. And I mean, that's what defense is what wins games. And we stepped it up defensively. And we got this one. I thought that throughout the course of the game, Chad Dodens was not able to contain you or any of their players for that matter as far as getting penetration, getting it in the middle. I mean, we knew that offense was just going to take care of itself if we did things defensively and if we hustled in that kind of thing. I mean, sometimes the offense is what you can control. And we got to make sure that our game is going to be there even when we're missing shots.  And it did.  You didn't, because you didn't get any attempts. But man, it was really a struggle. But you hit them down towards the end. You just got to calm down.  I mean, we do a lot of that prexing in the gym after school. And you just got to calm down and shoot them. You got Fond du Lac tomorrow night, Matt. They're going to be a tough cookie to handle. And this is going to be a third year in a row. You guys have played them in sectional play. Yeah, well, I've been up. I've went up to watch them play Appleton West. And I saw them play Cedarburg the first game of the year. And they're going to make you work. We are going to have to work all game long. There's going to be able to be no lead-ups at all on defense or on the offensive end, because they work so hard. We're going to have to. We're going to earn everything we get tomorrow night. Talk a little bit about Fond du Lac and what this means to you. We got business to do. We were here last year. And we kind of made a mistake of looking past that second game after we got the first. We got a little excited. And we want this one tomorrow for the seniors from last year, especially. Eric Worth is one of our assistants. He's one of the guys who helps out.  And he said, get this one for us. And that's what we've got to do. We got business to take care of. And as soon as we get back down to that locker room, it's time to start thinking about that one. Thanks a lot for joining me, guys. Great game tonight. Another excellent performance by you guys. We'll see you tomorrow night. We're going to send it back to Stu for a wrap-up. All right, Marty, thanks a lot. And again, the final score, 60 to 55 tonight for Cedarburg, who finishes the year 17 and 6. They were led by Aaron Albrecht, who scored 14 off the branch. Chad Dodens had 12 and Mike Driftka 10. But maybe one of the biggest stats tonight was their leading scorer, Joe Podek. Scored just 4 points tonight. He came into the game averaging 16 per game. For Sheboygan North, they now stretched their record to 20 wins against two losses. The Raiders were led by Brad Wainer, who had 22 points. Matt Horzen added 15 on five 3-point shots. Adam Schmitz had 8, Chad Decker 6. Brandon Miller scored 6. Kyle Tetschlag scored 2. And Brandon Dawn added a free throw. So tomorrow night, it'll be Mike Martin and Chris Wright trying to bring home a Raider victory as North makes an attempt to go to state for the sixth time in Tom Desatel's coaching career. And we'll have that game. We'll be here tomorrow night and play that game on tape later in the week. But for our crew, Kerry and the truck, it's a great job on the replays. Brian and Tim, Brian doing a stellar job down on the floor, battling those North fans. And for Mike Martin, I'm Stu Hoppinsberger, saying thanks for joining us and so long.


This is complicated. So complicated, I'm not going to attempt to describe what's in my pack in this short video. Instead you can download the longer text that describes the things in my pack more clearly. What I hope you get from this unpacking of my rucksack are some ideas of the kinds of kit it is useful to have outdoors. I've been walking and camping in the countryside for over 40 years and in that time I've been to every corner of the land over many day outings and quite a few longer expeditions. What I have evolved to carry my pack isn't typical and quite often it isn't useful just for me, but also for many people I meet in precarious situations along the way. Over time as part of long walks in the narco-primitivism, I probably end up making a short video about each individual item because each one is a wonderful journey of exploration in itself and both why I have it and how I use it. What I carry various depending on whether it's winter or summer, I'm out for a few hours or an entire day or if I'm just relaxing, foraging or doing some serious photographic work. At the core of my pack is a collection of basic and essential stuff that it always take with me and is always in my bag hanging on its storage hook ready to leave at a moment's notice. Any extras I add to that are defined by the purpose of the walk. One really important thing to get absolutely clear here, what you carry has to be relevant for you, but most importantly for your body weight. Ideally you shouldn't carry more than a quarter of your body weight long distances or you can cause serious injury. For me, at about 6 foot and 100 kilos, that has a very different meaning to someone around the UK average, 60 kilos for women and 68 kilos for men. After many years of practice I have found that walking outdoors cause upon many of the same resources but not all the time. Some of what I take is basic common sense, other items are from my own specific pleasure which most people would want to take anyway. It's possible to dispense of a number of them to save weight but you end up meeting people along the way who don't have that experience and find it really useful if you can help them out. For example, on the day I made this video I helped one lost couple find their way back into town with my map and I handed out one sticking plaster to someone who had cut myself. I learnt to camp with nothing, literally one of my first tents at a free festival was a big folded plastic sheet. Over the years that has given me appreciation for the basics, things that are cheap, simple but the possession of which makes all the difference to enjoyment versus existence outdoors. At a glance the list of what's in my pack is excessive and for many the way to lone would be a problem but it works for me. For example, 3.6 kilos of camera equipment? It is overly heavy but it lets me do what I need to do. Likewise, why take a Kelly kettle and a saucepan instead of a little camping gas stove? It's what I prefer. Being outdoors is not about copying fashion. It's about enabling and extending the space for your enjoyment and personal creativity. There's no right way to do that. Or to put it more crassly, there's no authority but yourself. Too much of the outdoor industry is geared around selling people overpriced kit that is either over-specification for the amount of use they will put it to or not good enough because its performance is overly hyped all made for the single use festivals market and so wears out easily. The point about going outdoors regularly in all weather and trying many different walking locations is that you can develop the skills to use a simple set of equipment very well and by trying an error after a while you can involve a set of simple stuff that works well for the activities you like to undertake from sightseeing to wild camping to joining in on protest camps. Much of the equipment I have, I have had for many years. Often it is bought in sales to replace worn out equipment bought at a sale some years before. For example, my 60 litre rucksack is about 12 years old. The alternative small rucksack I use for a quick stripped down day out and in summer is getting on for 20 years old. My slightly torn and wholly lightweight raincoat is about 10 years old. Though the high end expensive equipment might be lightweight and work in all weathers, in part that's because it's made of toxic chemicals like Gore-Tex. The kind of stuff you might buy from farming equipment shops or construction industry suppliers can be equally good and long-lasting. It doesn't matter if I'm stranded at the railway station after missing the last train or just decide to buy food at a shop along the way and cook it while looking at the view. The equipment is anything that allows you to be happy, comfortable and care free when spending time outdoors. Why do I happily carry 16 kilos 8 to 12 miles in a few hours? Basically it's a really good way to keep fit when I want to go backpacking when I can routinely carry anything from 24 to 30 kilos depending where I'm going and how I'm camping along the way. Also, as I don't drive a car, staying fit enough to travel while carrying everything I need is an important part of living without car-based transport. You shouldn't try to carry heavy loads right away, you will hurt yourself. Carrying progressively more weight strengthens the trunk muscles and the cartilage and connective tissues in the spine and other joints become stronger and more elastic. If your body complains, particularly back, ankles, knees and hips then build up the weight and distance more slowly and take more rest. For example, after two and a half months of mobile embed at the end of 2018 I began in February 2019 with just 5 kilos working my way back to comfortably walking 12 miles then slowly up the weight each week until by mid-April I carried 18 kilos for 16 miles. By the 1st of May I was able to undertake a free day self-supported backpack across the Wessex Downs. The point is it is good equipment that allows you to go to lovely outdoor locations, confidently, comfortably and just relax and enjoy the experience ensuring the knowledge that no matter what happens you can deal with it. Finally, the point about developing the skills to live simply with little stuff has a deep mission one related to our ecological future. In a technically complex world dependent upon industrial energy and resources discovering an ability to live without those things must be advantageous for your future security. More importantly, being out here allows you to view the world differently. When I stop for a snack or camp overnight I expect to leave the site without any indication that I was ever there. The self-explanatory leave no trace principle. Not because of the country code or litter laws I do it in respect for the living earth upon which I walk. The reality is the amount of damage I might do outdoors in the lifetime will be more than matched by a single large farm machine in one day from head-streaming to spraying chemicals to plowing. The land lobby currently trying to criminalise Trespass deny this but it is that ideological mindset which is destroying the earth. Ordinary people must reforge a bond with the land that is the only practical way we will change the current mindset that is destroying the earth. Spending time walking and camping with few resources is I think the best way to do that and by doing this regularly you can prepare for the changes that most inevitably happen over the next decade or two.


What they gon' do with me now? I'm still a twerk of the town Fuckin' the sisters, I'm hoakin' them down I'm reachin' the smiles and the frowns Gang hop out, then we clarin' the cr- I'm callin', tryin' to get with me I can't count right now, I'm busy I'm on the state demin' here So niggas hate, I keep the glissin' What's goin' on y'all? It's Lauren Kay. We at twerk of the town And who's here today? D. D. D. Yeah, see, off the intro We had a little talk about his nickname His nickname D But he had to give it to y'all To introduce So let's start off Where you from? Charlotte, North Carolina Okay, how is it out there? Shit, it's great It's just like, I feel like it's like Any other city, you feel me? It's just like, static You get wicked But nah, it's not like any other city Cause we don't got a lot of like You know what I'm sayin' in New York Like I come out here and shop And stuff like that Down there, there ain't really too many stores You feel me?  Nah, I might get up out of the Nah, I see myself being a rapper Like that's home But I wanna be traveling like Right For sure Okay, do you know where you wanna like You bout to retire What's your, where's your dream house at?  In Charlotte, for real Yeah You ever watched Batty Do The Show? No Let me tell you Bad Girls Club I used to watch it when I was younger That shit gives me anxiety Godfrey said they just had a show Air Girl be watchin' that But they just had a look I don't It gives me anxiety Yeah, for sure Too much Too much My blood pressure raises Nah, for sure But they just did a little thing In Charlotte And they was on the lake In the air But I just thought They got something by King's Plaza Over here That they be justin' I think it's crazy to justin' I ain't justin' New York New York water You chippin' What's in the Sharks? I don't know what y'all got Who knows It's deep That's actually the problem Nobody knows We don't got time for that So how did you start music? It's always been like a part of me though I don't know how I started it You just always had a love for it? Yeah So when did you start to take it serious? Like, okay Like, this is what I'm gonna do This is what I'm gonna pursue Around like 15, 16 So like, 2019 Okay, so what made you take it serious? What sparked that?  That was just That really just gave me the You feel me?  Doing shit that niggas like Three years, four years I was gonna be doin' So that was like My introduction So being that you feel like your age gave you An advantage How do you feel now that like When you look at the scene Cause everybody's kinda young now Yeah, it is For sure I mean, it did what it did Like, I don't know I feel like that's I don't know I don't know I don't know Do you feel like it's Competition for you Or is it once I'm like Alright, like we all young We all gettin' it Yeah, I feel like it's all We all young We all gettin' it I feel like me Starin' so young helped me Right Cause now I'm like Developed a little bit So now it's like I'm ready to take off Right, and by the time you get to that age You gon' be set Yeah, and even then I feel like when I build up My old music gon' build up too I was in Audio Mac today With Bro and I Oh, that's fire Shout out to him Yeah, for real And we was just listening He was listening to all my music He was like, whoa Like, he was fuckin' with it He was like I like your old music too So That's fire So who influenced your sound? Who influenced my sound? Yeah A lot of artists I like I don't know A lot of people I ain't gon' say a lot of people But there's a lot of dope people In the world So who did you listen to growing up? Shit, I felt it Alright, so growing up Growing up It was really like Boosting Gucci You know what I'm saying Having big brothers and shit You know what I'm saying I could definitely hear that in your music Yeah, for sure For sure And then by the time I got You know what I'm saying A little bit older Where I got my phone Now I'm picking what's music I'ma play I'm a young boy I'm a little baby I said Gucci I like a future Yeah Stuff like that Okay So How would you describe your sound To someone who has never heard it And never heard like your influences What are some words? I really can't even describe it But I just say young and turn I was literally about to say turn Yeah, turn For sure Young and turn And it got a little bit of like Realness to it But I don't know the word To describe the realness But it's gon' come like You know what I'm saying Like reality Reality too Yeah, raw reality And it's like relatable A lot of people can relate to it I know some niggas up here That can relate to it Yeah The whole world really can relate to it So when you make your music Do you like Like is that intentional? Nah, I wouldn't say it's intentional Okay, so how do you What do you make your music Based off of like How you feel that way Me?    I just now started getting Thousand dollars shoes And stuff like that It's definitely not about the name I feel like if you could Put it together Like you said The colors, the fit Like if you look nice You look nice I just went crazy yesterday In the Nike Fit Period Put it on the ground Like they was lovin' I don't know Nike be a little A little pricey sometimes It could get there It could be Sometimes They do sometimes They be trippin' So do you feel like In today's time With like social media So big What do you think Is your important Image Or the actual music That you're making I say it go hand in hand Okay Like it's like On some hand in hand Like telling and work at it Mm-hmm Yeah, it's just how it goes Like hand in hand Um But some people Got good music And don't really talk like that And they still show Right But I was gonna talk More about the people That are on the other side Of that Cause I feel like Some people They have the look And the music is like Trans Yeah Like maybe I could get jiggy with this Yeah So then But because they look good They just do well Exactly Yeah That's That's a plus Cause I ain't gonna lie Like you gonna You will be saying a cap And I'll be saying a cap And if If I'll be saying Some people don't like you Because you look good Right If you attract them You're gonna attract Yeah For sure But definitely hand in hand For sure But if you can Attract people Which is your natural God-given look And you got a talent Like that shit is crazy That's it That's influential Mm-hmm That's a fact So I know your birthday Was not too long ago Mm-hmm What's your song? Virgo Virgo, okay Our CEO's a Virgo Kobe's a Virgo Big Virgo's So what did you do For your birthday?  I stayed out there for like Four days Okay That's calm I didn't know this That you travel a lot Yeah So where has been Your favorite place that you've gone so far? Uh, New York Really? This is my first time Is this your first time? Everywhere I travel I've been there Okay So it's like I've been to Cali Okay Came home Been to Atlanta Right Been to Miami You know what I'm saying But this is crazy Like, I ain't never seen No mod as big Okay I ain't never seen Like, I'm in the sex field Really? No, I'm in the sex field And it's like, bro Y'all don't know how easy it is For somebody to be fresh now Okay So my city I'm full of Might be the freshest nigga right now Just off of coming down here And just Buying the drip Cause y'all got it all Right Like, I can't go down there And go find old Balmain jackets How y'all got these Balmain jackets Like, that's crazy I think as far as moles go I'm really surprised That you said New York has Like, great moles I thought I think that as far as like Stores go Like, Gucci store, Louis store We got those But as far as moles I'm really surprised Given that you be in Atlanta Yeah That you feel like we have better moles For sure Cause I go in Atlanta You go in the mall When I go in Atlanta And Lenny's like go straight to period Okay And that's just to get jeans Right I ain't buying I ain't really You go to that Gucci store You not really going to find Too many garments Or you go in there I don't even think they Have a mirror store Do they? They got a mirror store I don't know You got a mirror store? Nah Nah They do? Hold on Phil So it might do Okay It's weak though That's what I'm saying You got to go down there And go in the stores And you're going to see This ain't the Gucci day I can go buy here So what's one place That you would love to travel Like, where's your dream destination?  You know how it's like I don't even think of them Buildings, it's like Rocks or something But it's like houses on the rocks I don't know Damn, I don't know Yeah, you might Honestly, social studies Was never my strong suit Oh god I really learned Italy from You ever watched the last Cars movie? No I have not seen The last one For real? I watched the first one Regularly The second one You know what I'm talking about That was Italy, right? Yeah Y'all jacking Cars 3?  Why were you on the topic? My favorite kid movie Cattle P I don't know I always been gone Okay, so you was like Young, watching like Boys in the Hood Yeah I've actually never seen Boys in the Hood For real? It's a whole I don't even like Boys in the Hood though Black movies that I haven't Seen For real? Yeah, it's actually A little insane I like New Jay City But I don't like how It ended real weird You watch New Jay City From New York? Oh my God Y'all This is crazy I'm telling you You gotta go watch it Today You got so much stuff to watch And you gonna be You gonna like it Okay, so let me tell you A boy that I was messing with Made me watch Belly My junior year of college That was like three years ago And after I watched it I felt like I didn't need to watch this Yeah You and I I thought the same way about the wood I didn't need to watch this The only reason why I watched The only reason why I watched the wood And probably Belly now Is because I watched it When I was younger I completely agree Yeah And I remember like Certain stuff like Yeah I feel like in 2022 My first time seeing it Yeah, it's too late baby It's too late But I might I'll go back on you I watched it before Okay So what's three things You cannot travel without Gotta have a toothbrush But you can buy a toothbrush Anywhere Right Gotta have some money That's the most important thing That's definitely the most important thing And gotta have like You know what I'm saying Gotta be safe Because nowadays it's like We ain't safe From niggas who give them money Yeah I'm actually very surprised You didn't say your phone Oh, I need my phone That's a part of me though That's like my ear Like I can't go without that Nah it is So in 2022 it definitely is Yeah So we're gonna play a little game Okay So I'm gonna tell you I'm gonna ask you Which place has the best And then you're gonna Let me know, okay So the first one Which place has the best food Mm-hmm Oh, I gotta just pick it Where have you been? I like chicken and waffles Okay Roscoe's chicken and waffles From down south Or California California Okay Clubs Clubs I like Onyx Which one? The one in my city And I like Magic City in Atlanta Okay They got like pretty shippers Okay Yeah Which place, city, state, whatever Has the best girls Best girls? I don't know That's a good question I don't know I mean When you be traveling Who you be seeing?  I ain't never really had turbulence before Really? All that traveling Do you ever experience turbulence? You never been on the plane While I was raining? Not really God bless your soul Cause that is a scary sight I think I did I don't know I don't remember I hope you never have to Experience that Cause I'm not a fan Where you was flying to? I was coming from Orlando I was coming from Orlando It was pouring And I And it was flying Where you took off at? Yeah I ain't never I've never been at the airport And we finna take off in this rain I ain't never I was praying And I went right to sleep Cause I couldn't deal with you I was anxious So which place has the best fashion? Fashion Like not which you could buy But like when you say Like okay New York dressed this way Atlanta dressed this way North Carolina dressed this way A lot of y'all be first down in the Okay New York It's surprising Which I got the most people Surprising Yeah like I'm walking You see a hundred people fresh as hell Why is that surprising? Cause when I'm from You don't see a hundred people fresh as hell I'm even afraid of that 300, 400 in one area Okay There's a lot of people We in the mall Like this is one area And I see a lot of people We're in Gucci, Louis Very very New York is prideful That's what it is They just gotta show everybody That they put that shit on That's dope I like it It's a vibe That's a vibe I like it Cause I grew up in it It's just like On God See you grew up in it So it's like You know what I'm saying You're used to it I definitely understand that Okay so last one on the east Which place has the best music?   Cali I think they kinda quiet right now Yeah It is quiet right now Yeah I feel like everybody Everywhere else Yeah Right now So what is your recording process like When you Like do you write You smoke You drink Like what's that like I can really When it comes to Smoking and drink Smoking Like it's really like Some I can Or can't Like it don't matter Like I can If I'm smoking We smoking We vibing But like save the studio Say I can't smoke I'm chilling You might help me Stay up better Cause getting high might make me Want to go to sleep after You feel like I do one song You know what I'm saying And then with the Recording process Like a couple years ago Like I used to like Pay for my studio sessions And I ain't have a lot of money back then So I was like I used to write before I go Okay But since I got signed Like literally No caps since I got signed It's like No pen, no pad, nothing I just go in now You're freestyling Yeah Basically No pen, no pad I just punch in Hey do you feel like The work is better that way I just ask the way I don't even make that way He say yeah Cause it's like You know what I'm saying Like it's better I think so Cause it's like you not thinking Okay So do you feel like You freestyle better Sober Or you freestyle better Under the influence of something It don't even matter But I freestyle better When I'm not thinking Like right now Me talking right now I'm probably thinking like a motherfucker I might try to even But say we was in here Vibing like when we first walked in And y'all had a beat on All the freestyle Just snap Okay So what's your favorite type of beats to rap over Like you like the real trap beats Drill beats Like what's I like trap beats Yeah I like Like vibe beats Okay I like Like Louisiana beats too I feel like I can't even point out A Louisiana beat Really? Yeah like if you play Uh Uh Got a lot of like Uh Like I can't pronounce it But it's like Got a lot of boom in it And then it got like It's gonna have like an You gonna hear it Okay But you appeal So you don't know Honestly I Can't even name you Like a recent Louisiana artist I feel like Yeah It's Kevin Gates But I wouldn't say He sound like Louisiana Yeah he from New Orleans Young boy though Young boy you can hear Oh duh Young boy you can hear You from Louisiana Yeah I agree Yeah for sure And old LaBouche They sound like Yeah That's probably why I feel like I like Bruce on I grew up on Bruh and it's like He hard Yeah They're not They're two different artists though But like You can hear like They're Louisiana For sure Okay So are you listening to New York drill right now?  You're not really feeling it? I'm feeling it It's evolved Are you into New York music At all right now It ain't in my playlist I ain't gonna say a lot like that It ain't in my playlist Cause we're not so used to Like the drill Okay You know what I'm saying So how do other places View the whole drill music?  Who? Rob 49 He not? No he didn't What? Bro that niggas sound like He from New York You just put me on Cause I don't even know I thought he was a drill rapper He not? No I do But don't that sound like Some drill though That yelling is drill The audience said it's A down soft drill It's down soft drill I thought it was from New York I swear to God I would have been money on it I gotta look him up Nah I was looking more He lit He got a song with a baby I feel like She know who it is I know one of his songs?      I want to do it You want to For sure Okay so do you want to collab with like any YouTubers Any people on Twitch Anybody Really You would do those prank videos?


News, everyone! The SCP Foundation has successfully spliced the DNA of the Pokémon Parasect and popular musician Billy Eilish for science! Poker faces, everyone! Gaga-gobot has breached containment! Should I take a shot? No, you fool! It's not her fault she was born this way! You're telling me that you had to give SCP-049 the gender-switching stone again, and teach it a bunch of Cirque du Soleil malarkey, and to introduce it to Hotsene Miku so that it could enter a talent show to save Site-42 from being bought by Marshall Carter and Dart! All on 80s movies, save the community center plot! When you think about it, there's probably a lot of SCPs that'd be Avengers if given the chance. But we're not going to give them the chance because we keep them in their boxes. What are you doing, Avengers stuff? Dude, I'm invisible with a knife tail? I mean, that'd be cool. This is SCP-5000. 5,000 just kind of keeps you alive and makes people not notice you. It doesn't have a lot of offense. That also means half of all SCPs are getting blipped, too. But you're surviving if you happen to be in something like SCP-106's pocket dimension, right? I don't think the Infinity Gauntlet's mess with the multiverse, so I think the pocket dimension would keep you safe. But the SCP-3008 is maybe just a portal to an entire IKEA merit dimension, which is why it goes on forever.  If the Hulk was in the same room as SCP-426, the toaster that makes you talk is if you're a toaster, would it still make him say I'm a toaster, or would it make him say something like Hulk is a toaster? No, it'd be like toaster shining!  Dr. Sherman answers your comments trying to protect your doubloons from the SCP Foundation. Haha, I met doubloon god and now I have infinite. The SCP Foundation has contained countless gods. The doubloon god is just another incapacitated deity. Also, you used the wrong pronoun. You don't have infinity doubloons. We have your infinity doubloons. Bye-bye now. Boy, I have five bodyguards and two sword. That can't even take on one of our hundreds of mobile task forces. Thank you for the doubloons. Bye-bye now. Jokes on you, I have a dragon that protects my doubloons. If you've read SCP-1762, you know exactly how the Foundation deals with dragons. Now you can throw your weepy tissues in the trash can next to the doubloon containment center on your way out. Bye-bye. Power to the black paws! They will never take us! We've already secured, contained, and protected your pilferous pussycats. All your doubloons belong to the SCP Foundation. Good day! Stop! You violated the law! The croissant army needs to be stopped. The cavalcade of crazed croissants being cranked out across this app is reaching critical mass! And it's up to you, members of the newly designated Mobile Task Force Sai-12 codename, Pastry Pacifiers, to contain the anomalous threat. Your mission is to neutralize all croissant army videos and comments using the code phrase all your croissants have been contained by the SCP Foundation at Site 42. And our emoji for this emoji war will be the radiation symbol. The closest thing we have to the SCP logo on standard phones without giving too much away. Godspeed Sai-12, secure, contain, protect. Yes, Overseer. We did contain that anomaly. It is much, much larger than the other bird. Excuse me. Agent, you get that bird back right now? Oh, thank you, 343. Yes, it's fine. They've recontained it. You put it in your car? Is that the chaos insurgency? So the more they try to contain it, the more we'll expose the truth. Dude, containing anomalies and hiding the truth from the public is like our entire thing. You're really crimping my style right now. Want me to call an extraction team? Are we running low on black bags? Give them a week, see if he shapes up. I've heard the rumors that I am fey and trying to trick my way into your lives. Right. I'd like to start a dialogue about this. Okay. If you would just give me your name and tell me what to find out. Nope, nope, nope. And here at our Enrichment Center, you can see how we keep the anomalies entertained during their time with us. Happy anomalies. Don't attempt to breach containment. Oh, maybe that one will do better the second time around. Uh, okay. Go for it. You did your best. He's in the Infant Ikea. What did you find D759? Put it on screen. No! Oh, puppy. Is that a puppy?  Who's a good boy? What would be the most helpful SCP? Ignoring the obvious ones like SCP-343, which is literally God, apparently. I'd have to say SCP-662. He's a butler that can do anything. What's a good one? 2295 is pretty useful and 2719 is extremely useful if you can understand how it works. 2718 is also pretty horrifying if you have the classification level to read it. Whoa. Make? Well, I've made some SCPs if you want to check my author page, which is linked to my bio. Don't forget to sub to the YouTube channel anyway there. The Chibifier. I don't know, it sounds hilarious. After you subscribe, let me know. Now, the hunters or the mental letters, those would be groups of interest in Foundation lore. How can I help? What? What? Want me to grab the amnestics? Uh, hold up. Let him cook. Those have issued the first known unicorn license to a nine-year-old girl. Go into Los Angeles to amnesticize a nine-year-old.  It's wizard time, motherfucker! Fireball! What your favorite SCP doctor says about you?   If your favorite is Gears, then you are very level-headed in a lot of high stress situations, and the witch child is probably one of your favorite SCPs. If your favorite is Trebuchet, then you're most likely the mom friend of the group, and you really, really do love the soft and sweet SCPs.  If your favorite is Kandreki, then you're most likely either the dad friend, the dork, or you have a daddy kink. Our flag has been proudly planted atop the verified TikTok home page. Hold! Hold on a second! Is it over? Hey, hey, Hugh! Give me a second! You gargantuan gallivanting goofies! Before I grab the gate, gaudy in to grant you a grizzly game over! I think the war has ended. Well, this is awfully embarrassing. Are we supposed to just ignore normalcy and move on? Like, no, no, that's not how we do things at the Foundation. We're gonna fix this. Yeah, they got their croissants on the home page, but now that they've made normal into abnormalcy, we just have to make abnormalcy normal. Yes, yes. Steve, initiate the on-wee protocol. Yes, you know Chemtrails? Those are real. And ENUI 5 is our most subtle amnestic. By the time this goes, you're gonna forget that there was an emoji war at all. In fact, you're gonna forget it just as hard as you forgot the Vanto War and the Rogue War. Yeah, you remember that? No, you don't know. I'm gonna have to amnesticize you again. Anyways, goodbye! I'm walking back to my apartment and I'm glad I see number 42. Hello. Oh, stop. Brian! Brian, you get down here this instant.  Where are you going? No. No, you got the feds involved. Oh, damn it. Call the UIU.  The Waffle House has found its new host. The Waffle House has found its new host. Of course it has!  It's right here in the containment procedures for SCP redacted. And I quote, if circumstances leave the Waffle House without a host, a suitable replacement, i.e. sacrifice, must be made within 28 days. Failure to install a new host within this timeframe will lead to a WK class meteorological event. Did you think it was a coincidence that Waffle House has the world's greatest weather forecasting and preparedness regimen? It's because Waffle House controls the weather! People think the Illuminati control the weather. The Illuminati couldn't even control Kanye. So yes, the Waffle House has its new host. You're welcome from the SCP Foundation. What's the coolest SCP object? The Mount Everest SCP, because it's a bunch of frozen bodies. They are chill AF. Oh, but for non-dad joke answer, I also like SCP-3108, the Nerfing Gun. I think it's pretty cool that you can just shoot it and make things worse. Good, bad, doesn't really matter. They're anomalous. They go in the box.  Cabin in the Woods and hashtag RenewInsideJob. Oh, I like Undertale. We're having a discussion on SCP Twitter right now. What kind of character energy does Dr. Sherman have? Asgore Dad Energy, Mediton Shawth Energy, Papyrus Goober Energy, or Burger Pants Burnt Out Energy? Thank you for listening.  Please become a patron or visit our merch store at the link in our bio to support our work. Secure. Contain. Protect.