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[quote name="CATMAN" post="731528" timestamp="1260989844"] Slocum-----------by-----------15 ;D ;D ;D ;D [/quote] If this game was in BS, I would probably go.

Can't find anything on those two games. I suspect Jasper lost or we probably would have heard from them. ;) ;D

[quote name="dayton" post="731497" timestamp="1260987474"] congrats to Tony Hill from Dayton - 2nd team defense Caleb Harmon from PNG - Hon. Mention offense Dre Dunbar PNG - Hon. Mention Defense Jacoby Hales Central - Hon. Mention Defense I'm bound to have missed some.... post 'em. [/quote] Nope, that's all of 'em.

Castle is the post player, goes about '6"3 but he is also about 230lbs. He played well in the two games I saw them play, Silsbee and Westbury Christian. The Bruin guards played very well against Silsbee, not so good against Westbury. Johnson is a good PG and Crane and Hayes along with Wells shoot the ball well. They need to go to the boards more to help out the post players since the team is on the small side. Overall, their quickness is their strength, but if they aren't knocking down the outside shot, they are in trouble. Proof, they shot the ball very well against Silsbee, not so much against Westbury. According to the roster that I got from the YMBL, West Brook starts 3 '6 players, a '6"1 and a "6"3.

[quote name="j_dog" post="731426" timestamp="1260983089"] Silsbee 80, Jasper 20.  [b]Jasper lays low until the playoffs[/b]. [/quote] Jasper is not a playoff team. ::) Of course, their district may be very weak so they might make it due to attrition. Silsbee wins this one handily, by 25 or more. One hit wonder, j_dog. ;)

He did not start against Silsbee but he did start in the two games I saw them play after the Silsbee game. Still the same type of play.

HJ was there for the taking last night. They definitely were off a bit without Riccosa and coming off that heated battle with Kountze. EC played well, particularly in the first half. They managed HJ's press well and took good shots. They also played good defense limiting the Hawks to just one shot most of the time in the first half. The difference in the game was the start of the second half when HJ opened it with a 7-0 run in the first 2 minutes of the 3rd to extend their 3 point halftime lead to 10, 34-24. The Hawks managed to get the lead to 13, at 47-34, but give EC credit for making a run to close the game. The Bucs outscored the Hawks 18-9 in the last 5 minutes of the game, actually trimming the lead to 2 on two different occasions and had a chance to tie it with 2 freethrows but could not convert them. HJ hit 7-8 freethrows down the stretch to preserve the victory.

[quote name="BMTSoulja1" post="731376" timestamp="1260978606"] We have a playmaker that can create his own shots.  Did he get the ball late in the 4th?  I'm talking about the Sophmore kid C. Smith that we've be talking about. [/quote] You know Soulja, you keep bringing up this Smith kid, but I am not seeing what you are seeing. I've seen the Jags play 3 times this year, and in each game all he wanted to do was stand at the three point line and shoot. I never saw him try to penetrate and try to create his own shot. Also, his defense was a little suspect. He still looks very young and unsure.

end of 3rd EC  35 HJ   46

Halftime EC  24 HJ  27

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Silsbee has 16 returning starters, 8 offense and 8 defensive.

[quote name="swagg" post="730842" timestamp="1260902393"] Okay Hj loss Benard and replaced him with shooter. You right that makes Hj better by losing their all time Leading scorer and back to back district Mvp's. Carrington is no 3a player of the year. [/quote] I wasn't disputing HJ's losses. You said Cleveland was virtually the same team and I disagree with that. Carrington was a significant loss to them. I will agree that HJ lost more than Cleveland, but that doesn't mean Cleveland is the same team.

[quote name="Bucof2010" post="730808" timestamp="1260899992"] [quote author=AggiesAreWe link=topic=63739.msg730807#msg730807 date=1260899947] [quote author=Bucof2010 link=topic=63739.msg730806#msg730806 date=1260899886] Seriously whos beaumont milburn? [/quote] Richard Milburn Academy [/quote] Do they not play many teams around here or somthing? [/quote] They have played in a few tournaments locally the last few weeks. Several local teams have them on their schedules.

[quote name="Bucof2010" post="730806" timestamp="1260899886"] Seriously whos beaumont milburn? [/quote] Richard Milburn Academy

[quote name="swagg" post="730789" timestamp="1260898365"] Clevland will knock Hj out in the 2nd round. Clevland has virtually the same team and Hj lost the best player in all of 3a last year.(Jarvis Benard) Clevland will play Sislbee Sat morning for the right to go to state. "plz believe me" [/quote] You are already wrong on one of your predictions. The final is not played on Saturday morning. It's played on Saturday evening. Also, Cleveland is not virtually the same team. They lost Carrington which is a significant loss for that team.

She's staying. Now the question is VBC1522, do you like that or not?

[quote name="GCMPats" post="730781" timestamp="1260897696"] So the QB from Silsbee is not All State? Did I overlook him? That seems odd. [/quote] Nope, only local 3A school that had anyone make the teams was Jasper. ::) Again, I have never liked the AP all state teams, always too political.

APSE Class 3A all-state football team By The Associated Press The 2009 Class 3A All-State high school football team, released Tuesday, as voted on by The Associated Press Sports Editors based on regular-season performance. Players are listed in alphabetical order at each position. FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE: OFFENSIVE LINE: _ BEAU BLAIR, Gilmer, Sr. -- Graded 94 percent, 88 pancakes _ SAM FORRER, Argyle, Sr. -- Graded 95 percent, 20 big hits, 1 sack allowed; team averaged 5.4 rushing yards per carry _ JACOB JENKINS, Gilmer, Sr. -- Graded 92 percent, 55 pancakes _ MATT KIRKLAND, Pittsburg, Sr. -- Graded 96 percent, 37 pancakes, no sacks allowed; had 2,000-yard rusher, 1,700-yard passer _ HARRY WHITE, Pittsburg, Sr. -- Graded 94 percent, 32 pancakes, no sacks allowed; had 2,000-yard rusher, 1,700-yard passer ENDS/RECEIVERS: _ TRISTAN HOLT, Gilmer, Sr. -- 672 receiving yards, 11 TDs; 3 rushing TDs; 5 return TDs (3 punt, 2 kickoff) _ BRANDON WILKERSON, La Grange, Jr. -- 70-1,166 receiving, 19 TDs QUARTERBACK: _ DARIAN GODFREY, Gilmer, Sr. -- 187-of-256 passing, 2,772 yards, 35 TDs, 5 INT; 382 rushing yards, 13 TDs RUNNING BACKS: _ TED BURNS, Pittsburg, Sr. -- 2,005 yards, 31 TDs; 22-234 receiving, 1 TD _ BROAM HART, Alvarado, Sr. -- 1,768 yards, 15 TDs; 12-3A MVP _ JOEL ROCKMORE, Lake Worth, Sr. -- 2,074 yards, 35 TDs; 11-3A MVP KICKER: _ CHAD HEDLUND, Argyle, Jr. -- 10-of-16 FGs (long of 50, 4 over 40), 39-of-42 PATs OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Darian Godfrey, Gilmer ___ FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: _ JACOBY ALEXANDER, Van, Sr. -- 85 tackles, 32 TFL, 20 sacks, 29 QB pressures, 2 fumbles caused _ DAVID JOHNSON, Argyle, Sr. -- 77 tackles, 24 TFL, 4 fumbles caused, 5 sacks; 9-3A MVP _ TREVOR OWENS, Monahans, Sr. -- 109 tackles, 6 sacks, 12 TFL, 3 fumbles caused, 4 pass breakups, 25 QB pressures _ HARPER SCOFIELD, Dalhart, Jr. -- 92 tackles, 8 sacks, 3 fumbles caused, 3 fumbled recovered, 1 blocked punt returned for TD LINEBACKERS: _ GREG ATTAWAY, Pittsburg, Sr. -- 147 tackles, 2 fumbles caused, 3 fumbles recovered, 3 sacks, 3 pass breakups _ CARLTON BRYANT, Kennedale, Sr. -- 138 tackles, 6 fumbled recovered, 3 fumbles caused, 3 pass breakups, 1 INT _ KESNICK JONES, Navasota, Jr. -- 138 tackles (59 solo), 21 TFL, 2 fumbles caused, 4 pass breakups BACKS: _ DARREN BEAVERS, Jasper, Sr. -- 106 tackles, 4 TFL, 6 INTs, 9 pass breakups, 3 fumbles caused, 4 fumbles recovered _ CEDRIC MCGILL, Jasper, Sr. -- 81 tackles, 7 TFL, 8 INTs, 12 pass breakups, 2 TD returns _ ERIC NELSON, Fischer Canyon Lake, Sr. -- 9 INTs, 73 tackles, 2 fumbles caused, 2 fumbles recovered _ KYLE PARKER, Bridgeport, Sr. -- 8 INTs, 72 tackles, 5 sacks PUNTER: _ DEREK LONGORIA, Brownwood, Jr. -- 41.8 average on 32 punts, long of 55, 11 inside 20 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jacoby Alexander, Van ___ SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE: LINEMEN: _ Robert Blackmon, Burkburnett, Sr.; Cutter Clinton, Carthage, Sr.; Kendrick Henderson, Carthage, Sr.; Bryndyn Hinnrichs, Argyle, Sr.; Javius Townsend, Dallas Madison, Sr. ENDS/RECEIVERS: _ Bradley Miller, Sealy, Sr.; Joel Witwer, Huffman-Hargrave, Jr. QUARTERBACK: _ Case McCoy, Graham, Sr. RUNNING BACKS: _ Doug Gentry, Mexia, Jr.; Trent Jackson, Cuero, Soph.; Kysan Woolverton, Caldwell, Sr. KICKER: _ Austin Gray, Abilene Wylie, Sr. ___ SECOND-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: _ Dimitric Brown, Jasper, Sr.; Logan David, Rockdale, Sr.; Jesus Bubba Lopez, FW Carter-Riverside, Sr.; Alex Wallace, Burnet, Sr. LINEBACKERS: _ Caleb Lavey, Celina, Sr.; Landon Lock, Gainesville, Soph.; Shane Savant, Jasper, Sr. BACKS: _ Hubbell Allen, Graham, Sr.; Lamarcus Banks, Texarkana Pleasant Grove, Sr.; Quade Stubblefield, Burnet, Sr.; Joel Witwer, Huffman-Hargrave, Jr. PUNTER: _ Kye Hildreth, Navasota, Sr. ___ HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE: LINEMEN: Anthony Booher, Kennedale; Aaron Boucher, West Columbia; Le' Raven Clark, Rockdale; Bradley Crenshaw, Mexia; Scott Dobbins, Burkburnett; Caleb England, Iowa Park; Anthony Gomez, Canton; Jacob Hardin, Yoakum; Jacob Hunter, Gatesville; Cody Kenny, Graham; Rance Layton, Seminole; Dai Le, Iowa Park; Mac Long, Edna; Richard Onzures, Midland Greenwood; Mark Vickers, Argyle. ENDS/RECEIVERS: Solomon Biscarro, Van Alstyne; Jacob Carranco, Lyford; Jalen Claiborne, Carthage; Roy Denbow, Canton; Dale Fabacher, Ingleside; Dylan Fulford, Graham; Daleon Robinson, Mexia; Anthony Taylor, Snyder; Ty Taylor, Glen Rose; Domanick Turner, Palestine Westwood. QUARTERBACKS: Tyler Arndt, Cuero; Brian Bell, China Spring; Dillon Chafin, Burnet; Trae Davis, Mexia; Johnny Esparza, Lyford; Matt Preston, Abilene Wylie. RUNNING BACKS: Cameron Bailey, Graham; Trey Hights, Yoakum; Shane Hodge, Perryton; Reggie Pegram, Dallas Madison; Jose Romero, Celina; Matt Santos, Poteet; Brock Taylor, Madisonville; Juan Williams, Prosper; Jamell Woodard, Sweeny. KICKERS: Mark Burfeind, Midland Greenwood; Adon Oliveras, Gilmer; Brian Vasquez, La Feria. ___ HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE: LINEMEN: Lorrenzo Barnes, Burkburnett; Kentrevious Brantley, Carthage; Luis Castro, Gilmer; Beau Culver, Sinton; Mario Edwards, Prosper; Joseph Henry, Brownwood; Eduardo Hernandez, Ingleside; Tre'Kevian McKee, Carthage; Zach Neely, Prosper; Robert Miller, Abilene Wylie; Jesse Quiroga, Lyford; Daniel Scott, Bridgeport; DeShun Williams, Carthage. LINEBACKERS: John Brown, Midland Greenwood; Trevor David, Rio Hondo; Kobi Dawn, Texarkana Liberty-Eylau; Marcus Ferree, Palacios; Trevor Gardner, Lake Worth; Jacob Hardin, Yoakum; Tanner Hoffman, Cuero; Ethan Hiser, Graham; Maverick Hunter, Rio Hondo; Taylor Letterman, Burnet; Cass Mitchell, Sealy; Malachi Naef, Burkburnett; Ricky Robledo, Monahans; Ethan Shadden, Whitesboro; Tony Silva, Snyder; Jake Sizelove, Argyle; Kendall Thompson, Carthage; Deremy Tijerina, Raymondville; Mikey Wilson, Gilmer. BACKS: Demarcus Armstrong, Pittsburg; Jurase Brown, Commerce; Storm Griffin, Argyle; Howard Harris, Madisonville; Jake Holguin, Perryton; Keithen Hughes, Seminole; Seth Jamison, Sealy; Jake Meeks, Argyle; Jeffrey Proctor, Mexia; Shade Roemisch, Snyder; Brian Sides, Graham; Jose Sierra, Lyford; Braylon Webb, Gilmer. PUNTERS: Mark Burfeind, Midland Greenwood; David Howard, Breckenridge; Wade Roark, Monahans. END LIST

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Probably the most competitive game will be this one: LC-M (9-5) @ Orangefield (7-4) PICK: LC-M (-3)

With Cleveland, Hudson and Navasota picked to win their districts, the winner of district 21-3A will not face either of these teams until the regional finals.

[quote name="j_dog" post="730630" timestamp="1260857218"] [quote author=AggiesAreWe link=topic=63747.msg729877#msg729877 date=1260759185] I thought that the Jasper basketball program was on the map now after last year's run. ::) Could it be one of those "one hit wonders"? ;) [/quote] sour grapes. [/quote] I like them sour. ;D