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Here are the results from Friday's (Jan. 27th) pickems: BMTSoulja1                    13-7    65% bullets13                        13-7  65% Kelly Basketball              13-7    65% bball2011                      12-8    60% Dick Vitale                      12-8  60% vp32                            12-8    60% Water Boy 21                12-8    60% DogFan3                        11-9    55% Bulldog10                      10-10  50% LUcardiac                      10-10  50% Rebel Yeller                    10-10  50% mercedes                      9-11  45% PoppaBearstarr              9-11  45% ST413                          9-11  45% BigDaddy00                    8-12  40% dogs1218                      8-12    40% knightrider                    8-12  40% AAW                            7-13    35% 5gallonbucket                7-13    35% NB-Dawg                      6-14    30% #1 Manager                  6-14    30%

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LaMarque's basketball record this season: 3-22 ::)

5A-3A T1. Silsbee (19-6)                      beat Orangefield 79-54, beat Bridge City 88-36 T1. Hardin-Jefferson (31-1)          beat Bridge City 82-46, beat #12 Hamshire-Fannett 84-53 3. Nederland  (24-5)                    beat Vidor 83-45, beat PNG 46-42 4. Central (16-9)                        lost to #6 Ozen 59-54 OT, beat Livingston 60-47 5. Crosby (21-8)                        beat Baytown Lee 64-47, beat North Forest 61-51 6. Ozen (16-10)                          beat #4 Central 59-54 OT, beat #11 LCM 46-44 7. PAM  (13-11)                        beat La Porte 67-57, beat Baytown Sterling 62-60 8. Coldspring (12-1)                    beat Tarkington 68-34, beat Shepherd 88-60 9. Splendora (20-5)                      beat Cleveland 43-39 10. WOS  (16-11)                        lost to #12 Hamshire-Fannett 81-74, beat Orangefield 55-44 11. LCM  (16-13)                        beat Lumberton 47-38, lost to #6 Ozen 46-44 12. Hamshire-Fannett (19-9)          beat #10 WOS 81-74, lost to #1 Hardin-Jefferson 84-53 others receiving votes: Jasper    (14-11)                        beat Kirbyville 51-39, beat Lufkin Hudson 64-43 West Brook (7-12)                      lost to Channelview 70-51, beat La Porte 75-63 Dayton (19-12)                          beat Barbers Hill 80-78 OT, lost to Galena Park 70-60 Livingston (11-13)                      beat PNG 44-40, lost to #4 Central 60-47 2A-Private 1. Kountze  (22-8)                    beat #10 Buna 88-46, beat #2 East Chambers 91-48 2. East Chambers (17-7)              beat Warren 91-42, lost to #1 Kountze 91-48 3. Big Sandy (16-8)                    lost to #5 Evadale 56-42, beat #12 Hardin 67-26 4. West Sabine (15-3)                beat #9 Broaddus 55-50, lost to Zavalla 30-19 5. Evadale (15-9)                      beat #3 Big Sandy 56-42, beat #11 West Hardin 51-48 6. Newton (12-3)                        beat Woodville 58-50, beat Hemphill 77-39 7. Goodrich (16-9)                      beat Leggett 64-56, beat Chester 109-6 8. San Augustine (12-11)            beat Corrigan-Camden 99-58, lost to Central Heights 72-56 9. Broaddus (15-14)                    lost to #4 West Sabine 55-50, beat Brookeland 68-28 10. Buna  (12-10)                      lost to #1 Kountze 88-46, beat Deweyville 72-50 11. West Hardin (14-10)              beat Sabine Pass 55-49, lost to #5 Evadale 51-48 12. Hardin (13-13)                      beat Anahuac 49-37, lost to #3 Big Sandy 67-26 others receiving votes: Zavalla  (12-12)                          beat #4 West Sabine 30-19 OCC    (15-9)                            beat Hull-Daisetta 77-66, lost to Kingwood Northeast Chr. 48-40, beat Starks 84-44 Legacy  (12-13)                          beat Bay Area Christian 90-68, beat Galveston O'Connell 84-28

Need final score please. If anyone knows it please post it here. Thanks

Final St. Pius  79 Kelly      42

Final Spurger          71 High Island      28

Final Goodrich      109 Chester        6 Yes, that's right. WOW!!!

Would love to hear indian 15/16 excuses for this loss. ::) Is it funny to you now that Splendora is in our top 12 poll? ;) ;D

Final Trinity      38 Crockett  60

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Final Legacy  84 O'Connell 28

Score by quarters                             1          2        3          4          tot Bridge City              5          4        8          19          36 Silsbee                  20        23      22        23          88 FT % BC            3/9      33% SIL          11/19    58% 3 Point % BC          5/26      19% SIL          5/17      29% Rebounds BC            30 SIL          44 Turnovers BC          35 SIL          18 Individual scoring Bridge City Daniel Faulk              10 Tanner Cervanka        7 Malcolm Busby            4 Kane Vice                  4 Justin Salerandi          3 Hayden Guidry            2 Malachi Busby            2 Sean Neil                    2 Alex Bingham              2 Silsbee Jordan Holmes                21 Kelton Gaines                18 (3/5 3 pointers) Patrick Reed                  17 (13 rebounds) Chris Elam                      8 ( 9 rebounds) Zayon Jackson                8 Yancy Brydson                4 Ladavian Barnes              4 Arthur Turner                  4 Jake Dobbins                    2 Donti Wilson                    2 Bridge City  (7-19, 0-5) Silsbee  (19-6, 5-0)

Need score please.

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[quote name="ST413" post="1167026" timestamp="1327704141"] I know Stafford has flip flopped regions the last couple realignments.  Is there any chance this Houston schools distict  would end up in that other region? [/quote] Nope.

[quote name="no-look" post="1167021" timestamp="1327703743"] If Yates dopped, wouldn't they be in reg four? [/quote] Nope, Region 3 with all the other HISD schools that will drop.

[quote name="CATMAN" post="1167013" timestamp="1327702918"] [quote author=AggiesAreWe link=topic=94929.msg1166562#msg1166562 date=1327627771] My very early predictions for what region will have the state champ: 5A  III 4A    II 3A  III 2A  III 1A DI    III 1A DII  III [/quote] I did not no FMM was in reg.3 [/quote] They don't. I got FB Travis winning it all.

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[quote name="BLUEDOVE3" post="1166917" timestamp="1327692189"] [quote author=bullets13 link=topic=94950.msg1166916#msg1166916 date=1327691968] [quote author=BLUEDOVE3 link=topic=94950.msg1166912#msg1166912 date=1327691615] I didn't see anything wrong with the article :-\ [/quote] seriously? after beating the crap out of them, this guy rubs it in over and over again, insulting their team, program, and individual players... [/quote]LOL! [b]Not offended at all[/b]. [/quote] Hmmmm...... food for thought. Will keep this in mind. ;)

Feb. 10 48th Nederland Bulldog Relays Nederland Feb. 11 Texas A&M Invitational College Station Feb. 11 Jim Kethan Relays Deer Park Feb. 17 South Houston Relays Pasadena Feb. 18 20th annual Mustang Relays West Orange Feb. 23 PN-G/Joe Williamson Relays Port Neches Feb. 25 WO-S Relays West Orange Feb. 25 29th Madison Marlin Relays Butler/Houston Mar. 1 Deweyville Pirate Relays Deweyville Mar. 2 17th Vidor Pirate Relays Vidor Mar. 2 Barbers Hill Eagle Relays Mont Belvieu Mar. 3 25th Beaumont YMBL Relays Bmt Ozen Mar. 3 H-F Longhorn Relays Hamshire Mar. 8 Gid Campbell Relays Anahuac Mar. 9 Battlin’ Bear Relays Little Cypress Mar. 9 61st annual Trinity Valley Relays Liberty Mar. 9 Newton Border Relays Newton Mar. 9 MB Donaldson Relays Aldine Mar. 10 McNeese Cowboy Relays Lake Charles Mar. 16-17 Louisiana Classic UL-Lafayette Mar. 16-17 61st annual TSU Tiger Relays Houston Mar. 22 49th annual Silsbee Tiger Relays Silsbee Mar. 22 Barbara Rainey Relays Evadale Mar. 22 Huffman Falcon Relays Huffman Mar. 22 Wildcat Relays  Kirbyville Mar. 23 C.E. King Panther Relays Sheldon Mar. 23 LSU Tiger Relays Baton Rouge, La. Mar. 24 Ninth Memorial Titan Relays Port Arthur Mar. 24 Ninth Snooks Michalka Relays Sour Lake Mar. 28-31 85th annual Texas Relays UT-Austin Mar. 29 Anahuac Panther Relays Anahuac Mar. 30 71st annual Rockhold Relays Baytown Mar. 31 Bridge City Cardinal Relays Bridge City Mar. 31 Kirbyville Wildcat Relays Kirbyville Apr. 5 EC Buccaneer Relays Winnie Apr. 5 Dayton Bronco Relays Dayton Apr. 9-10 District 24-2A championships Winnie Apr. 9-11 District 20-4A championships Bmt W. Brook Apr. 10-12 District 21-3A championships West Orange Apr. 11-12 District 19-4A championships CE King Apr. 11-13 District 21-5A championships Galena Park Apr. 19 Regional qualifiers meet The Woodlands Apr. 20 Regional qualifiers meet Pearland Apr. 27-28 5A & 3A regional championships Humble Apr. 27-28 2A regional championships Whitehouse Apr. 27-28 4A & 1A regional championships Huntsville May 4-5 TAPPS state private championships Waco May 10-12 101st UIL state meet UT-Austin May 11-13 NCAA Conference championship meets

Here is a writeup on the game by a Yates staffer: The #1 ranked mighty Lions from Houston Yates put on an impressive display here Monday night in front of a fired up Butler Fieldhouse to defeat the powerhouse Houston Davis Dingos 155-24. The fired up Dingos, seeking revenge for an earlier season 101 point defeat to the Lions, entered the court to a rousing home ovation and ear rattling lyrics of Eminem's "Lose Yourself" which they unfortunately took quite literally. After a hoods up and all business intro for the Lions things quickly went downhill for Davis. Despite once again missing leading scorer Damion Dotson, out with injury, the Lions jumped out to a 10-0 lead just under a minute in, leading Davis coach William Jeffrey to call a furious timeout knowing his team was going down faster than an italian cruiseship. The timeout worked to perfection as it nearly took 11 seconds before the Lions were able to add to their lead thanks to a Clyde "The Glide" Santee two handed throw down. The pressure D of the Lions was too much for the Dingo throughout the first half, leading to numerous easy shots and an increasingly insurmountable deficit. Two late first half threes by Lions guard Darrion Martin sent them to a 73-11 edge after two quarters. Halftime brought about a bit of looking to a higher power for Coach Jeffrey as he spent it surrounded by his players Tebowing in silence, something even Tim himself realized was out of his control. Yates head honcho and the Sultan of Sportsmanship Greg Wise was surprisingly satisfied by his teams effort through two quarters, yet knowing the pedal could be pushed a bit farther. The bench was emptied in the third for the Lions, yet many couldn't tell as the lead continued to be pushed and the Dingo couldn't buy a bucket, clearly the result of the schools numerous budget cuts. The fourth and final quarter brought about more of the same, yet several exciting plays for the Lions. Having suited up at half due to the score, Lion mascot and the only male cheerleader Jarvis Hickey came off the bench to play for the first time since little dribblers, much to the delight of the Yates faithful. With instructions from Coach Wise to "Smash Da Gas" the Lions put it in overdrive, starting with a baseline hammer from Hickey, leading Coach Jeffrey to sport a face that Eli Manning would think was sad. With Hickey heating up like had been in a Lion suit and the game reaching new levels of low, Coach Jeffrey took a seat, instead focusing on his 6 games of Words with Friends and anxiously anticipating the GOP debate he had Dvr'd. The only drama left was to see if the Dingo could hit the quarter century mark, and a foul with only 2.3 seconds left gave 1/2 star recruit Kevon Drayton a shot at the line, yet his attempt was a bit more left than a Billy Cundiff field goal, leaving them at 24 points. The Dingo(3-17,1-8) were lead by Drayton, who bettered his season and team leading average of 5 ppg by going 2-16 with 8 points. The mighty Lions(22-6, 9-0) were lead by Hickey with 20, Santee with 18 and Hakeem "The Dream" Davis with 13 as all players hit double figures. When asked about the rout post game Coach Wise said he wasn't running a score up, simply preparing his team for a deep playoff run and "stirring em up". Up next however is a game Friday with the Sharpstown Swordfish whom they defeated by a slim 46 point margin a few weeks back. Everyone come out to Barnett Stadium and support the Lions in their quest to return to state. Lets Go Lions Bamaboy Staff #3 Head Writer Houston Yates Lions

Them coaches know what they are talking about, don't they?

5A: CORPUS CHRISTI CARROLL SPRING BRANCH MEMORIAL THE WOODLANDS SOUTH LAKE CARROLL LANGHAM CREEK KLEIN OAK HOUSTON LAMAR PLANO A&M CONSOLIDATED SAN ANTONIO CHURCHILL OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Houston Westside, Ft Bend Clements, Dallas Jesuit, El Paso Franklin, Coppell, and Mission Sharyland. 4A: CORPUS CHRISTI CALALLEN ROCKWALL HEATH SANTA FE WOLFFORTH FRENSHIP VISTA RIDGE FRIENDSWOOD WAXAHACHIE CROWLEY CORPUS CHRISTI MOODY ANGLETON OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Boerne Champion, Brenham, Waco Midway, Frisco Wakeland, Lake Travis, and Smithson Valley 3A: ROBINSON PLEASANT GROVE [b]BRIDGE CITY[/b] CARTHAGE WEST SWEENY ARGYLE PROSPER YOAKUM LUBBOCK COOPER 2A: HUGHES SPRINGS SUNNYVALLE WEIMAR SCHULENBURG FRANKLIN BISHOP BROCK PALMER FORSAN ELKHART 1A: DODD CITY SHINER PORT ARANSAS ARCHER CITY WINDTHORST BEN BOLT MUENSTER DOUGLAS SEYMOUR