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Larry Smith: Area has three incredible things going for it "We've got three things going for us," he says. Larry Smith has broken out of his own turtle mode and is uncharacteristically hyper this morning - hyper about the great global publicity which is benefitting South Central Kentucky right now."Can you believe it?" he asks. "First there was Dakota Meyer. "Then The Turtle Man. "And now Chase Spreens full court basketball shot. Links to the YouTube video are everywhere - on CBS, on CNN, the Courier Journal - you name it," Smith, the shy child of Summersville, Green County, Kentucky, whose now an international celebrity in his own right as the morning voice of The WAVE, 92.7 FM, said. "Those three things - Dakota, the Turtle Man, and Chase Spreen - have really put us on the map."For the three or four dozen readers who haven't already seen the video and for those who make it a daily dose of inspiration now, here's the quick click link to it. Full Court Buzzer Beater (Chase Spreen) Lindsey Wilson College vs. Georgetown This story was posted on 2012-01-20 07:05:23
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