Comments about ‘High school boys basketball: Dixie stuns Judge in 3A tournament’

Its always an article about Judge... Anyone else in the state playing sports?

Way to represent 3A north????????? Are the Southern Utah teams that much better than us in everything?????

Good to see Judge's bubble get popped now and then at their home court. Maybe now they will fix the light that has been out for years under one of the baskets and has visiting teams shooting in the shade.

However, it was disappointing to have the region 10 top teams lose so quickly in the tournament. Good luck to those teams still in.

The southern teams are that much better this year.

Great poise in the comeback Flyers. Way to 'represent.' In fact all 4 Region 9 teams. Could be an all Region 9 final Four.

this year R9 has had the better athletes for sure. sometimes it's been that way up north too. Kind of cool though when you think about it. I probably wouldn't look past Morgan.

Everybody will have their hands full this week that is for sure. Nobody is looking past anybody but I cant wait to sit and watch all four games Thursday. Every game will be fun to watch.

I Cant' wait to watch as well. It is nice that the tourney is in Dixie this year with the great showing of Region 9. Should be a packed house. And all the Region 9 teams will be sleeping in their own bed instead of Motel 6. There are some great northern teams still there ie Morgan and Payson.

Judge finished 10-0 in their region, winning only one game by less than 10 points. Dixie finishes 11-10 on the season and makes a gallant run to win the game at the end on Judges court. I think an article was deserving. Maybe if Hoopfan changed his perspective: "It was nice to see an article on Dixie."

The Southern teams really are better than the Northern teams this year, Straight Forward and downsouth.

Finally, Sherlock Holmes has lost his skill at deductive reasoning. In basketball, the teams change sides at the half, meaning both teams have to deal with a burned out light bulb. Sherlock came across a little like a golfer complaining about the greens . . . even though everybody else has to putt on them, too.