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2017-02-05 - Columbia City Park, 413 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) .
Linda didn't actually pull the trigger on this photo, but gets credit for demanding it and for composition direction by the shooter, who didn't intend to post it. But as serendipity often rears its pretty head, the picture had some compelling imagery in the "A" on the backboard. Has to stand for the Astonishing, Amazing, Awesome, Adair County High School basketball team, which, after Saturday night's 50-42 victory over Barren County High School, is now 24-1. Even before that win sports bar talk in Adair County centers on just where this team ranks among the great Indian teams of all times. The best ever? Many think so. The team still has four regular season games, two at home and two away - but they are favored to win all of them. Comments welcome. - CM


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