Dexter hosted Ypsilanti.
Just as Skyline had a better team than Chelsea, so did Ypsi have a better team than Dexter. The game went much the same way. This photo…
…is not a photo of a Dexter layup. It’s a photo of an Ypsi block. There might have been a few of those.
The Dexter student section has been unusually sedate this year, but it had a solid presence for this game:
Dexter has a decidedly more interesting mascot than my good friends over at Skyline:
If you’re a naval buff, you might be distressed that they spelled it Dreadnaughts and not Dreadnoughts. Why did they do that? I don’t know. I’m from Chelsea, remember? We don’t understand that town over there to the east.
(Seriously, though: if you know why it’s not spelled with an O, enlighten us!)
Referees have a difficult job, and they take more unnecessary abuse from more people than even those nattily-dressed London soldiers who have to stand perfectly still no matter the absurd things tourists do. They should get more respect than they do. (Referees, I mean.) Having said that: come on, basketball referees. Stop standing in my way already.
That shot is okay, but it would’ve been doubly okay had the referee not gone all Stripey McBetterDoorThanWindow on me. I know the referees don’t base their position on the annoying photographer in the front row, but sometimes it seems like they do. Basketball referees of the world: your backs are not unusually photogenic. Please stop placing them in front of my camera. THANK YOU.
I was horrible at basketball. I was the point guard for our team the one season I played.
I scored 6 points that entire season.
Perhaps the meaning of their mascot is that they “dread naught” any team they may face.
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