In sports, just like in life, things don’t always work out like anyone hopes or expects. That was the Pisgah at Tuscola varsity boys basketball game in a nutshell.
In front of a spirited, “White Out” standing room only crowd, third-place Pisgah took control of the game early, building a lead of 23 points in the third quarter (53-30) over heavily favored Tuscola, and the Black Bears withstood a withering Tuscola comeback attempt to earn a 67-61 upset victory Friday night in the Tuscola gym.   
The loss dropped the Mountaineers to 10-1 in the WNC Athletic Conference and 18-2 overall, while Pisgah improved to 7-3 in the WNCAC and 13-7 overall.  
“Pisgah did what they had to do to win, and we didn’t. Its as simple,” said Tuscola Head Coach Nathan Messer. “Hats off to Pisgah.  They played well ... ...