Anderson Indians vs. Highland Scots 1990 Sectional

[@israelbishop9296]

Thank you so much David. Born and bred Hoosier I remember that basketball crazy town in 1982 when GM practically shut down. Highest unemployment rate in the country..horrible winter storm//but the 9,000+ seat Wigwam was sold out for the sectional, as always, and packed. People got some to the gym riding on snow plows (those that were lucky enough to get sectional tickets in a LOTTERY draw for crying out loud!!!)

[@archiefuller4472]

& these were the 'GOOD' 'OL DAYS! Nowhere, in America presented itself with such 'PASSION'.. Thank EVERYONE whom were a part of Anderson High History🖤🖤🖤

[@andersonian3122]

No doubt about it! That 89-90 season was an amazing year with a wild run to the state finals. This game ranks as one of the all time Wigwam greats. Especially with that game winning shot!

[@archiefuller4472]

@@andersonian3122 I really appreciate ur time & effort to show folks what INDIANA B-ball was all about.. I wanted to play in the 'WIGWAM' as a kid..lol..& I was able to live out my vision..Thank U, again!

[@andersonian3122]

@@archiefuller4472 That's awesome! You definitely made the most of that vision with some legendary and clutch performances in the Wigwam. People I've worked with that aren't from around Indiana can't believe how big basketball was in Anderson. Glad I hung on to those old recordings, and a VCR lol, so people can see what b-ball was all about around here.

[@archiefuller4472]

@@andersonian3122 Thank U! I'm very humbled.. I've shared memories with folks whom didn't know how big B-ball was in little 'ol Anderson as well..& their mouths dropped when I gave them a glimpse..lol Well, I certainly appreciate ur old recordings & VCR..Takes Me back for sure...

[@MassGainingGuy]

The memories...Two Anderson coaching legends R.I.P!

[@RockBottom4]

Miss these days. No phones. Everyone present.

[@Scarletspeedster68]

That was one of the best Anderson vs. Highland matchups in the history of this rivalry. RIP, Norm Held, Jason Townsend, Alan Darner and Tom Harvey.

[@christophertaylor6438]

The energy in that building!

[@andersonian3122]

It was something else. I remember being at that game and a lot of them like it. Those were the days.