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Darren Ballou scores 31 in Indian romp, 81-47 The crowd was not big, but they enjoyed quite a show as Adair County overwhelmed North Oldham County in the Saturday afternoon, February 7, 2009, make-up game at Adair County High School Gym. Coach Mark Fudge's team had its biggest margin of the 2008-2009 season, 34 points, and remains unbeaten in home play. It was a huge game for Morehead State University-bound Darren Ballou. The 6-8 center scored 31 points. "That's the same as his shirt number," Ballou's grandfather, Joe Ballou, who has been keeping stats on Darren for his entire high school career. Adair County, now 18-6 on the season, faces Bethlehem on Tuesday night, away, at 7:00pmCT. That will be followed by a three game home stand for Coach Mark Fudge's team. They remaining games are as follows:
81-47 highest score of the season. The 34 point margin was the biggest of the year. Adair County is on a four-game winning streak and remains unbeaten in home play. This story was posted on 2009-02-08 09:56:52
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