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Rice's Arsalan Kazemi is going to bench with facial injury after scrum for loose ball. Charlie Harper at the line

Offensive foul on Anthony Miles. That's his fifth. He's done. Tre Lynch in. Lamar up 83-79 vs. Rice with 40 seconds left.

Lamar has ball and 83-79 lead on Rice after this timeout with 1:07 left. Lamar 33-of-40 from line tonight

Rice pulls within four points at 81-77 with 1:43 to play.

Rice fans want a backcourt violation called on Lamar. Lamar called timeout. Lamar up 81-75 w/ 2:20 left

Cards' lead down to six, 79-73, with 2:45 to play

Devon Lamb with 15 points and 10 rebounds for third double-double of year.

Final media timeout. Anthony Miles headed to line to shoot 2 FTs and Lamar leading 79-70 with 3:42 to play.

[quote name="no-look" post="1148056" timestamp="1324175566"] Last time HJ played here they had been out of football for one day.  I believe they went 14-18 from three point land and hit 22-26 free throws... [/quote] Interesting....

And Rice is working its way back in this one. Lamar up 79-70 w/ 4:16 left.

Mike James fouls out with season-high 26 points and Lamar leading 79-68 with 4:25 to play.

Media timeout with 7:55 to play from Tudor Fieldhouse. Lamar leads Rice 72-56

[quote name="BADSANTA" post="1147993" timestamp="1324169310"] [b]Doesn't Sisbee have almost all juniors[/b]? I expect Silsbee to win at least one vs HJ. Both teams will win on their own home court. [/quote] Of the 12 of varsity: 1 senior 8 juniors 3 soph.

[quote name="no-look" post="1148042" timestamp="1324175036"] I would like to apoligize for the gym not being shooter friendly, the low ceiling and the bad refs. Maybe next time we can feed everybody and put both teams up in a motel(first class of course)  ;D [/quote] I saw nothing wrong with the gym.

Stan Brown 3-point play gives Lamar its biggest lead of game at 68-54 with 9:28 to play.

Anthony MIles hits jumper to put Lamar ahead of Rice 65-54 with 9:47 to play in game.

Media Timeout: Lamar leads Rice 62-50 with 11:39 to play. Owls will be shooting two FTs Mike James has 23 points. Lamar has attempted only one 3 this half. Pat Knight doesn't want team to rely on 3s.

[quote name="KHS 89" post="1148011" timestamp="1324171347"] The PN-G/Plano record was 49,953 in 1977. [/quote] I was one of those 49,953!!!

Pair of Miles free throws pushes Lamar ahead of Rice 54-44 with 15:00

[quote name="BMTSoulja1" post="1148030" timestamp="1324173701"] Ummm...  Since no one answered my question, I assume that no one dunked.  8) [/quote] There was 1 dunk.

First media timeout of second half and Lamar leads Rice 50-44 (15:36)

Anthony Miles' free throws stop 8-0 Rice run. Cardinals lead 44-37 with 18:30 to play

Mike James so far: 6-for-7 shooting, 5-of-5 on 3s, 2-for-2 from line, 19 points. Lamar 8-of-9 from 3-point range. Season-high already in 3-pointers made (7 at Ohio).

Half: Lamar 42, Rice 35

5A-3A 1. Hardin-Jefferson (19-0)                beat PNG 67-41, beat Jacksonville 47-39 2. Silsbee (9-4)                              beat Jasper 76-28 3. Nederland (11-4)                          beat Anahuac 62-29, beat Vidor 68-42 4. Central (8-6)                              lost to #11 West Brook 42-32, beat #6 Ozen 52-44 5. Livingston (8-3)                          lost to #8 PAM 55-54, beat PNG 45-41 6. Ozen (8-7)                                  lost to #4 Central 52-44 7. Crosby (9-6)                              lost to College Park 86-60, beat Baytown Lee 59-37 8. PAM (5-8)                                  beat #5 Livingston 55-54 9. Baytown Sterling (8-5)                  beat Barbers Hill 75-67, beat Klein Oak 69-65 10. Splendora (11-3)                        beat Warren 52-41, beat Corrigan-Camden 49-46 11. West Brook (4-8)                        beat #4 Central 42-32 12. Hamshire-Fannett (11-4)              beat Vidor 64-51, beat Legacy 91-47 others receiving votes: Dayton (12-4)                                beat Huffman 60-48, beat Barbers Hill 63-51 WOS (7-5)                                    beat LCM 55-53 LCM (8-7)                                    lost to WOS 55-53, beat Lumberton 51-18 Coldspring (1-0)                            beat Tarkington 68-49 Barbers Hill (10-8)                          lost to #9 Baytown Sterling 75-67, lost to Dayton 63-51 2A-Private 1. San Augustine (6-3)                    lost to Diboll 59-48, lost to #6 Broaddus 62-61 2. West Sabine (8-1)                        off 3. Kountze (11-6)                          beat #5 Goodrich 69-55, beat #8 Buna 74-60 4. East Chambers (8-4)                    lost to Trinity 66-62, beat Warren 59-46 5. Goodrich (7-5)                            lost to #3 Kountze 69-55, beat Providence Classical 77-54 6. Big Sandy (7-4)                          beat Groveton 68-44 7. Broaddus (13-7)                          lost to Pollock Central 45-41, beat #1 San Augustine 62-61 8. Buna (6-5)                                beat Kirbyville 48-34, lost to #3 Kountze 74-60 9. Evadale (7-5)                            lost to Orangefield 66-58, beat Spurger 72-48 10. Newton (3-1)?                              no scores reported this week ?? 11. West Hardin (8-4)                      beat Deweyville 93-68, beat Baytown Christian 68-51 12. Hardin (7-7)                              lost to Shepherd 89-66, lost to Anahuac 64-61 others receiving votes: Anahuac (4-7)                              lost to 5A-3A #3 Nederland 62-29, beat #12 Hardin 64-61 Kelly (0-4)                                    no scores reported