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Girmindl's Ghost

A diary of Shaker High School's 2005-2006 basketball season, a retelling of Shaker's fabled 1979-1980 season, and general commentary on high school hoops, updated daily...


"I like sitting in the back row. I found that sitting against the wall is just easier on your back." -Dean Smith, on the comfort of the H-gym bleachers

Today (12/8) in 1979

Today in 1979 (12/8): Shaker did not play. Here's a trivia question:

What is the fewest points Shaker beat a Suburban Council opponent by in 1979-1980? (Answer is in the comments)

A. 4 points
B. 8 points
C. 11 points
D. 19 points

Next game is the home opener, 12/14/1979 vs. Shen.

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At 6:39 PM , Blogger Matt said:

The answer is (c) 11 points. In the sectional quarterfinals, Shaker played Burnt-Hills, whom they had beaten by 25 and 22 points during the two regular season meetings. Shaker won the quarterfinal matchup 65-54.    



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