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A few more photos from Monday’s State Quarterfinal game.
Notre Dame’s Alex Yacko looks to pass to teammate Courtney Coffin during Monday’s Class 1A Quarterfinal against Colo-NESCO at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
Notre Dame’s Riley Kilbride shoots from outside against Colo-NESCO in the Class 1A State Quarterfinal at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines Monday afternoon. Notre Dame defeated Colo-NESCO, 60-43.
Notre Dame’s Emily Salvador hauls in a rebound against Colo-NESCO in the Class 1A State Quarterfinal at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines Monday afternoon. Notre Dame defeated Colo-NESCO, 60-43.
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Notre Dame downs Colo-NESCO in Class 1A Quarterfinal, 60-43
Notre Dame Seniors Alex Yacko and Morgan Myers embrace in celebration after defeating Colo-NESCO, 60-43, in the Class 1A State Quarterfinal at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines Monday afternoon. Notre Dame will meet Central Lyon Thursday morning in the Class 1A Semifinal.
Notre Dame’s Morgan Myers looks to pass in the Class 1A State Quarterfinal against Colo-NESCO at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines Monday afternoon. Notre Dame defeated Colo-NESCO, 60-43.
Notre Dame’s Courtney Coffin throws a long pass to a teammate down court in the Class 1A State Quarterfinal against Colo-NESCO at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines Monday afternoon. Notre Dame defeated Colo-NESCO, 60-43.
Notre Dame’s Taylor Hickey protects the ball against Colo-NESCO in the Class 1A State Quarterfinal at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines Monday afternoon. Hickey led all scorers with 17-points. Notre Dame defeated Colo-NESCO, 60-43.
Notre Dame’s Kori Mesecher looks to the basket against Colo-NESCO in the Class 1A State Quarterfinal at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines Monday afternoon. Hickey led all scorers with 17-points. Notre Dame defeated Colo-NESCO, 60-43.
Notre Dame’s Courtney Abolt shoots from outside against Colo-NESCO in the Class 1A State Quarterfinal at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines Monday afternoon. Hickey led all scorers with 17-points. Notre Dame defeated Colo-NESCO, 60-43.
Falcon:
It seems funny that the first lady would present the award for best picture when it was under similar circumstances to the story line of the movie where her husband failed miserably to rescue the staff over in Benghazi. Obama vanished from his staff for eight hours during this critical period of attack in Benghazi. He just told his staff to handle it and then vanished to a location unknown to the staff or anyone else.
Could be he thought he was above the problem of embassy staff being murdered by terrorists over in Benghazi even though they had been requesting more protection for weeks prior to the attack. On top of the attack the White House lied about who, what and why it happened blaming it on some movie only about 300 people had seen worldwide prior to the attack.
Naturally the Secretary of State stalled as long as possible before trying to explain what had been going on before congress. After two months of stalling she showed up and it was well known her answers had been studied and memorized long before she showed up and no one still really knows the who, what or why it happened and why the administration failed at shoring up the protection in Benghazi.
But the White House never admitting to failure sends the First Lady via television to the Oscars to award an Oscar for best picture to a movie that represents a mirror image of one of the biggest failures of said White House under Obama. This president just hasn’t any shame when it comes to his mistakes.
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