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Orangefield 52 Little Cypress-Mauriceville 32/FINAL


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13 hours ago, catfever said:

Via Twitter:

The bobcats win on the road over a very good LCM team 52-32. 

Highlights: 
@Morgansampson24 15 points 8 rebounds 2 blocks 

@Parker_Brayden1 13 points 4 steals 

@paytonwrinkle  12 points 4 steals 3 assists. 

@koen_maddox 6 points 7 rebounds 

The bobcats move to 19-8/3-2

Has Ragusa been playing?

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2 hours ago, whsalum said:

What’s going on with LCM? Just curious if they have any injuries? I saw them earlier in the season and they looked pretty good. They seem to be going the wrong direction 

I wouldn’t say they are going the wrong direction just because they lose to OF. OF is  19-8. LCM does play silsbee on Tuesday. 

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4 hours ago, catfever said:

I wouldn’t say they are going the wrong direction just because they lose to OF. OF is  19-8. LCM does play silsbee on Tuesday. 

It’s more the score I guess than the loss. To lose by 20 to Orangefield is pretty tough but to only score 32 makes me think I probably have them overrated again this year 

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