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Every HC was a coordinator before they were a HC. However, I dont recall comparing his resume with anyone.

My personal stance on this stuff has been pretty clear from the get go. The Constitution and SCOTUS rulings guarantee the First Amendment Right to peaceably assemble & protest our government. This is NOT what's occurring in Minnesota. These are NOT peaceful assemblies. They are interference and harboring/abetting. I do NOT like some of the technology and tactics being employed by some Immigration Enforcement Agents. I believe they are violating the 4th Amendment, and amount to warrantless searches. I have no issues with face coverings on Immigration agents as long as they are required to wear 'always on' body cams that are checked out and in daily with their contents downloaded and reviewed and placed into a wearer's personal file to address any future legal questions, and/or for training purposes. The footage should be kept for a standard amount of time that's agreed to at the Federal level for Federal agents. Officers/Agents should be required to wear more standardized uniforms, and use standard, easily labeled vehicles. If someone vandalizes them, they should be arrested, booked, and jailed. They should be forced to pay for damages before their release as part of their 'bond', or their wages should be able to be garnished for compensation. The Administrative vs. Judicial warrant questions need to be addressed. Immigration Officers/Agents should not be allowed to just randomly stop people and ask their citizenship status. The wearing of body cams should help eliminate some of these possible abuses. Employers should be forced to use the I-9 system, and it needs to be integrated into a working, national database. Sanctuary policies have to be stopped. This issue needs to go to SCOTUS on a fast track. Just my thoughts, and have been the same since the beginning of this mess. Some of the groups organizing the protests that aren't peaceful are a side issue as are the individual shootings we've been discussing. But, I think it might be a good idea to have protesters have to get a permit before large gatherings that interfere with public venues/emergency egress/access where local law enforcement/emergency services can be prepared. This doesn't infringe on people's right to peaceably assemble & protest, and would seem to be a reasonable limitation for public safety. Not all my thoughts are a solution. They may not even be workable, or legal. But, they're common sense to me as a person who respects our officers attempting to do their jobs while also protecting our civil liberties. P.S. I don't like our teachers involving our kids in this stuff before they are of legal age at all. Period. We send our kids to school, and assume they're being protected in a safe environment. Not let out on the street to participate in these activities.

Sounds like a good game to watch. Hard to lose those kind.

They were transferring money to other countries outside the regulated banking system through something called MBS'.

Clutch free throws in the 2nd OT for East Chambers

Good game. Warren had multiple chances to put this away just couldn’t get the job done.

Just heard Bill O’Reilly say that a large portion of the funding of these radical protesters are funds coming from China.

What a pathetic comparison, lol. CB, no doubt.

How the Top 10 fared thru this week's games: 6A/5A 1. Atascocita defeated #5 Humble 60-54, defeated Kingwood 64-32 2. Beaumont West Brook defeated Port Neches-Groves 69-43, defeated Nederland 70-54 3. Beaumont United defeated #7 Baytown Sterling 73-60, defeated PA Memorial 91-39 4. North Shore defeated Goose Creek Memorial 75-56, defeated Channelview 104-46 5. Humble lost to #1 Atascocita 60-54, defeated #8 CE King 58-50 6. Barbers Hill defeated Port Arthur Memorial 61-40, defeated Baytown Lee 69-47 7. Baytown Sterling lost to #3 Beaumont United 73-60, defeated PN-G 59-43 8. CE King lost to Summer Creek 87-83, lost to #5 Humble 58-50 9. West Fork defeated Splendora 64-59, lost to Kingwood Park 48-40 10. Crosby defeated Kingwood Park 48-44, defeated Pasadena 68-50 4A/3A 1. Livingston defeated Liberty 96-57, lost to #10 Huffman 75-64 2. Onalaska defeated Anderson-Shiro 113-70, defeated Coldspring 111-43 3. Orangefield defeated Warren 84-37, defeated Kirbyville 69-30 4. Bridge City defeated West Orange-Stark 77-54, defeated Vidor 63-52 5. Hardin-Jefferson defeated #8 Hamshire-Fannett 86-72, defeated Liberty 71-51 6. East Chambers defeated Kirbyville 62-51, defeated Warren 91-87 7. Huntington defeated Central Heights 39-33, off 8. Trinity defeated New Waverly 55-47, defeated Crockett 78-64 9. Hamshire-Fannett lost to #5 Hardin-Jefferson 86-72, defeated Shepherd 99-69 10. Huffman off, defeated #1 Livingston 75-64 2A/1A/Private 1. Chireno defeated #8 Shelbyville 60-46, lost to #6 San Augustine 52-43 2. Brookeland defeated Burkeville 77-25, defeated High Island 86-18 3. Sabine Pass lost #4 Big Sandy 68-66, defeated Danbury 80-40 4. Big Sandy defeated #3 Sabine Pass 68-66, defeated Deweyville 65-38 5. Beaumont Legacy defeated Chinquapin Prep 48-14, defeated Galveston O'Connell 50-35, defeated Briarwood 71-23 6. San Augustine defeated West Sabine 51-37, defeated #1 Chireno 52-43 7. Corrigan defeated Hemphill 69-61, lost to Woden 50-45 8. Shelbyville lost to #1 Chireno 60-46, defeated Hemphill 77-50 9. Chester defeated Goodrich 51-22, defeated Leggett 86-28 10. Spurger defeated Hull-Daisetta 56-46, defeated Burkeville 75-35

That’s the reality, these whistle blowing, horn honking fools are running interference for violent criminals. smh

Dougald McDougald retired. His son had no head coaching experience to my knowledge. Really can’t compare his sons resume to Cope’s

Final 2 OT 91-87 East Chambers

15 seconds 88-87 EC

24 seconds 86-85 EC

1:05 86-82 EC

2:21 82-82

Viral video shows ICE agent telling agitators they're disrupting arrest of child sex offender in Minnesota

Second OT 80-80

6 seconds 80-78 EC Warren ball, Timeout

Criminal Illegal Immigrant rams ICE Vehicle in St. Paul, Minnesota [Hidden Content]

12 seconds 79-78 EC

35 seconds 79-75 EC

55 seconds 76-75 EC

2;00 74-74

Overtime 72-72