Warren County’s opponent Friday in Crossville, Stone Memorial, had lots of toys. There were two big-screen monitors on either end above the scoreboards, a great PA system, and personal introductions of the players akin to a Predators game.And those with the most toys, in this case the Stone Memorial Panthers, won 67-47, largely from fourth-quarter action, laser accuracy on the 3-point shot, and a run on points in the fourth quarter.“They kicked our tail,” said Warren County (11-9, 1-3) head coach Chris Sullens. “Defensively, we didn’t play up to their level and we were still worried about our last shot instead of focusing on the next one.