Patriots’ post players double trouble for Murphysboro
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Even though Ethan Shulte, 50, led the Patriots in scoring Friday night against the Red Devils of Murphysboro with 15 points in a 47-37 win, Austin Kendall, tipping the ball in, was right behind Schulte with 12. — Planet photo by Beth Shelton
Even though Ethan Shulte, 50, led the Patriots in scoring Friday night against the Red Devils of Murphysboro with 15 points in a 47-37 win, Austin Kendall, tipping the ball in, was right behind Schulte with 12. — Planet photo by Beth Shelton
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Before the season started, Patriot Coach Joe Hosman knew he would have a size advantage over quite a few of his teams’ opponents this year with 6’5” — give or take a fraction — post players Ethan Schulte and Austin Kendall. The big things would be getting the most out of the laid-back Schulte and waiting for Kendall to mature into a more dominant player in the paint.

Friday night’s game against a smallish and rebuilding Murphysboro team was a perfect example of what Hosman envisioned earlier.

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