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  4. Me personally idc if there's a shot clock or not, but after reading this post he's not wrong. 🤷🏾‍♂️
  5. This is what Reagan and Baddog call Winning!!!
  6. I understand the district‑talent argument, but let’s be real — lack of talent isn’t the other team’s fault. Every coach has to build around what they’ve got. Some schools have hoopers, some don’t. That’s the nature of high school sports. But that’s exactly why a shot clock doesn’t hurt the game. It doesn’t force anyone to play fast. It just forces everyone to play basketball. You can still run deliberate offense. You can still control tempo. You can still grind out possessions. A 35–40 second clock gives you more than enough time to run multiple actions. What it removes is the ability to stall for two minutes without any intent to score. That’s not “strategy.” That’s hiding behind the clock because you don’t have the talent to compete straight up. And diversity doesn’t disappear. College has a shot clock and you still see: • Princeton offenses • Ball‑screen heavy systems • Motion teams • Post‑dominant teams • Pack‑line defenses All completely different identities. The clock doesn’t erase style — it erases stalling. Most teams who want a shot clock already shoot within 45 seconds anyway. They’re not asking for help on offense. They’re asking for a rule that keeps the game competitive and keeps kids developing real basketball skills. High school players deserve: • More possessions • Real end‑of‑game situations • Preparation for the next level A shot clock doesn’t make everyone play the same. It just prevents one team from turning the game into a freeze‑tag contest because they don’t have the talent to compete possession‑to‑possession.
  7. Ppl trusted president bone spurs with this war.. special kind of stupid
  8. Nothing will change in Iran unless the United States commits ground forces and removes the regime in power. That is unlikely to happen because it would cost American military lives and could become a prolonged, Vietnam-like conflict. Dead soliders and a prolonged war will ruin President Trump's slim chances of hanging on to Republican majorities in the House and Senate during the midterm elections. President Trump can't bully his way out of this situation. He's not going to bomb electrical and sewer infrastructure in Iran. That will turn the Iranian people against him and may create a refugee crisis, which will anger the other nations in the Middle East. President Trump has similar problems in Lebanon. Turkey will not let the United States or Israel put boots on the ground in Lebanon. Iran knows that so Hezbollah keeps playing cat-and-mouse games in Lebanon lobbing missiles at Israel. I don't see how President Trump gets out of this mess unless he forces a regime change in Tehran.
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  10. Got my mag in the mail today in La Porte.
  11. has the transfer still not been approved ?
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  13. Love your country. Everyone else does. Their complaints are about having to go back home.
  14. Everything’s bigger in Texas.
  15. Everyone knows that the little league coaches are the power brokers regarding football in Woodville.
  16. The release authorizes the new employer to conduct a background check. It does not release a "former employer" to say things that are confidential outside of what was identified. In the event that a former employer provides unsubstantiated (rumor based or opinion) information that prevents a person from getting hired there is exposure regardless of any signed document.
  17. I have asked. Nobody has an answer. And the kid who had better offensive stats than him is also not playing from what I hear, unless that changed recently?
  18. It takes foreigners to show a true love for this country. Sad.
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  21. Trump did that! He’s responsible for $1.99 and $3.69, Its his economy.
  22. Not necessarily the case. If you're a prospective employee and you sign an "Employment Information Release" or "Authorization for Release of Information" with a prospective employer so they can vet you (pretty common practice these days), the document gives past employers explicit written permission to share details about your work history. It also acts as a liability release, protecting the previous company from lawsuits (such as defamation claims) for the information they provide.
  23. Sister lives in Lumberton and wife and I go to Black Gold occasionally is why I get Lumberton gas. A place just north of Silsbee, Exxon I believe, had the lowest price I saw before the war. Now they’re average or above.
  24. Just in Lumberton this morning when I was driving thru on 96, these were the prices I saw: 3.03 (but you had to buy a car wash) 3.15 3.17 3,23 3.49 3.59 3.69 I paid 3.17 at HEB and just half a mile down there was a station that had 3.69. How can it be half a dollar cheaper (or more) in that close proximity? Makes zero sense.
  25. Probably has Blue Cross/Blue Shield. Wonder what insurance his personal chef had before his demise?
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