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Nope. Evadale vs.Big Sandy the bigger, better game.

Pretty sure this was a forced resignation.

Resign or fired?

7:30pm

Thanks. Coming from Silsbee so need to know what time to leave tomorrow. Bout an hour and a half drive.

Please let me know soon.

Is varsity game time 6:30?

Yes

65-55 Hudson what I was told

Coming from someone who consistently makes "dumb statements", I can't argue with you.

My schedule for this week, Jan. 8-12: Monday Jan. 8 Lovelady at Broaddus Tuesday, Jan. 9 Evadale at Big Sandy Friday, Jan. 12 Kountze at East Chambers

Or the fact the rivalry has got so one-sided in last several years.

bump

Uh, Memorial and Central. Like I said, I picked Ozen to make playoffs, finishing 3rd, before season started. Watching them play a few games, particularly those two games at Gamble, led me to make that statement that this MAY be the first Ozen team to miss playoffs if they continued to play like they were. IMO, this version of Ozen, particularly after loosing Jones for the season, is the only Ozen team that one could relatively make that comment. No other team in their history you could say that about.

After watching Ozen lose to Silsbee and then lose their first two games at the James Gamble tourney, one of which was to Scarborough, my opinion and others there with me thought this was one of the weaker Ozen teams in recent memory. Panthers were having issues putting the ball in the hoop. But something changed during the Gamble tourney. Their next two games was a close loss to a very good 6A Dickinson and a good win over a good 6A Channelview. Couple that with two solid district wins over PN-G and Nederland and it looks a though Ozen has come out of their fog and is playing much better basketball of late. I knew their defense would be ok but now it looks as though they are getting enough offense to win games. I made a comment at the press table at the Gamble that this version of Ozen basketball may be the first to miss the playoffs. I still was picking them to make playoffs but things needed to get better. Looks as though they have.

and I believe someone out of 22-2A (Tenaha, San Augustine, Shelbyville, Woden) has a good shot.

and PA Memorial

Me too

Here are my rankings for this week, Jan. 7: 6A-4A 1. PA Memorial 2. Atascocita 3. Deer Park 4. West Brook 5. Central 6. North Shore 7. Humble 8. Silsbee 9. Hardin-Jefferson 10. Huffman 11. Crosby 12. Ozen 13. Porter 14. Vidor 15. Liberty 3A-Private 1. East Chambers 2. Central Heights 3. Kountze 4. Shelbyville 5. Pollock Central 6. Tenaha 7. San Augustine 8. Newton 9. Broaddus 10. Leggett 11. Grapeland 12. Pineywoods 13. Evadale 14. Big Sandy 15. West Hardin

Very much

Score by quarters 1 2 3 4 tot Woodville 19 12 7 11 49 Newton 16 20 18 16 70 I attended this game because I wanted to see this Newton team. Glad I did. Starters for each team: Woodville: #5 Martin, #12 C. Williams, #14 Brooks, #15 Beatty, #23 Adams Newton: #5 Josh Foster, #10 Noah Williams, #20 Tamauzia Brown, #23 Corbin Foster, #24 J. Sylvester Woodville came out shooting the three ball very well, led by their best player Christian Williams. He knocked down 3 early three's in first Q. Newton could not buy a three as Brown was 0-5 in first quarter and a half. Newton did get a lot of 2nd chance points from crashing the boards and just out hustling Woodville for loose balls. 2nd quarter Newton was able to get some turnovers and fast break points to get the halftime lead. 3rd quarter was the difference in the game. Newton extended their defense out to shut down the 3 point line and dominated the glass, not giving Woodville any chance of offensive rebounds. Brown finally hit a couple of three's which helped open the offense up. Newton's stellar defense also led to their transition offense, getting more fast break opportunities. The 4th Q was basically the same. Newton cruised to this solid district win. Woodville's Christian Williams was the best pure basketball player on the floor and the best shooter as well. #5 Martin played well. He plays much bigger than his '5"10 body. Newton's Josh Foster was their leader last night. He really played well and controlled things from his PG position. Brown definitely had an off night shooting, going just 2-10 from 3 land. Corbin Foster is another who plays much bigger than his size. He was surprisingly good offensively. Not what you might expect from an all state middle linebacker. The big man Sylvester is a game changer for Newton. He controlled the paint all night, getting 7 block shots with 13 rebounds. The sophomore's ability to defend the rim gives the rest of his teammates chances to be aggressive and gamble on defense and create turnovers. Newton's overall length caused havoc last night. If the shooting improves for Newton, their length and overall athletic ability on defense will make them a very, very dangerous team in the playoffs. Also the combination of Head Coach Jeff Parks and Assistant Marcus Carver make this team so much better. They will be a tough out. Newton will be shooting up my rankings.

Updated for scores/results missing from last night. Please post the results of these games here.

Yes but now it will be 6pm

5pm to 5:30pm

So bayou's opinions are the only one's here that are not biased. Okaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyy