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BOYS' SWEET SIXTEEN

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Butler's Tyler Allen (42) fouled Knott County Central TateCox (24) in the second half of the game Butler won 57-46 Thursday night. The PNC/KHSAA Sweet Sixteen continues Friday at Rupp Arena in Lexington.
West Jessamine 73, Muhlenberg County 63
Shelby Valley 68, Paducah Tilghman 45
Mason County 58, North Hardin 56 (OT)
Butler 57, Knott County Central 46
FIRST ROUND Mike Fields will provide live updates from Rupp Arena
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