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How far can they go this year?

Too bad they won't play. Silsbee has so many guards and quickness. They just wear you down over time.

Too bad this can't be a playoff preview game. Tigers would roll them if they put them in a running match. Silsbee isn't a good half court team but if they force turnovers, they will run you out the gym. DC could also pull Forney outside a bit as well. Forney couldn't hold DC one on one and if he did get in foul trouble, Silsbee has enough players to keep them in the game and close. This is Nederlands 2nd season to play big basketball. It is routine for Silsbee.

Did Nederland beat then all?  Silsbee is 4-1 vs those teams.

Do they have any common opponent? Not always a good way to look at it but for fun.

I was close for a change!

DC Stallworth would crush K Smith of Nederland.

Silsbee and Nederland would be a fantastic game. They could have played in the Bulldog Classic but Nederland lost. Of course I would pick Silsbee to win. Nederlad has size and talent, but Silsbees talent goes 11-12 deep. Silsbee would wear them out with fresh bodies. Silsbee 65-61

Awesome!

Nederland will get to at least the 3rd round of the playoffs this year. They seem to be very solid!

Aggie who were the high point performers.

WOW! This was close! Orangefield must have brought their A+ game.

What happen to the WOS team that almost beat Silsbee at home?

Seems like a low scoring 2nd quarter for both teams.

HJ 86 OF39

Cleveland by 16!

PNG in a upset

Tigers win by 18

Another fact, back when the NBA had their Hurricane Relief game at the Toyota Center, we had courtside tickets and Allen Iverson, who didn't play but sat 2 seats over from us said he had just built a home out in the Royal Oaks area as well.

Tigervoice its true. If look at how the cost of homes in Houston vs LA, Miami, Dallas, and NY you would understand why a lot of those guys would live here. There are ton of professional athletes that reside in Austin as well.

Yep! Don't judge me speechless I didn't come up with these numbers. All written by the chronicle, but you see a lot of these guys in the clubs during off season and galleria. I do mean A LOT of guys. Houston isn't a tourist city.

Most players do have more than one home. A season and off season. Off season these guys live here. A few years ago most of the guys use to play at the Westside Tennis Club. I've ran into Mark Henry a few times at the fonde as well a few years back. I use to always seem him at the Longhorn games back in 05 and 08.

Tenn isn't a state that Titans players live in besides during the season.

More NFL players reside in Houston vs any other major US city. That's a fact. Again cost of living. Here are some NBA players you wouldn't have a clue that live here. Derron Williams, JR Smith, Damon Stoudamire, Glen Davis, Shaq (has a home in sweetwater), Marcus Camby, Juwan Howard, McGrady, Richard Hamilton, McDyess, Boozer, Chris Duhon, Chris Paul, TJ Ford, Paul Pierce (offseaon training lives in Royal Oaks), Danny Granger, Milsap, Ben Gordon, and Shawn Kemp (lives in a apartment on Westheimer).

If you guys would use the computer, you can actually find the facts I justed stated in a article in the chronicle. As of 2008, almost 60 of NBA players have a home in Houston. Reason being cost of living and no state taxes. Google the info or ill sen it to you. ITS a FACT!