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The Coffee County Central High School Red Raiders played 32 minutes of
Senior Brock Ivey-Bodman goes in for a layup. (Staff photo by Milton Stanley)
basketball against Warren County Thursday, but the final second is what’s on the minds of Coffee County fans.
Senior Lake Elam contributed a 3-point bucket to the Raiders' fourth-quarter drive. (Staff photo by Milton Stanley)
With Coffee County down 51-50 with 4.2 seconds to go, the Red Raiders were able to take the ball the distance of the court, where senior Lake Elam went in for an at-the-buzzer layup. Although Coffee County fans clearly believed the shot went up before the buzzer, the officials ruled otherwise.
The loss at White County in the first round of the District 6-AAA tournament ends the season.
Senior Lance Crismond led the Red Raiders in scoring with 22, including 13 in Coffee County’s fourth-quarter surge. Others scoring for the Red Raiders were senior Brock Ivey-Bodman (8), Elam (5), Anthony Jackson (8), Lucas Crismond (5), and Addison Carter (2).
Thirteen of senior Lance Crismond's 22 points came in Coffee County's fourth-quarter surge.
The CHS Lady Raiders begin tournament play Saturday at 3 p.m. against White County at Sparta.
For more information on both the boys’ and girls’ games, please see next week’s print edition. Click here to subscribe to the print and/or online edition of the Manchester Times.
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