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Game limits were changed about 10 years ago.

Big game tonight in Pear Orchard. Game three as United won the first meeting in YMBL finals while West Brook won second game (first time around in district play). Who you got? Game will be on Texan Live. Was just added to their lineup today.

UIL rules have changed that doesn't allow some teams to play warm up games these days. Teams now have game limits and once they have reached those limits, you are not allowed to play any extra unless it's for district seeding or play in games. Most teams these days play tournaments that are pool play which allows teams to play more tourney games. That adds up over the season. Also several play in multiple holiday jamborees which adds to their totals. Really the only teams that can play warm up games these days are teams that have to wait till football is over to start their basketball season. Sometimes that's two to three weeks after everyone else has started. Usually that is only in the 3A and down classifications. We still have some teams that will play warm up games this year. I have already received info on some of the games. I will be posting a Seed/Play In/Warm Up Game Info thread on Wednesday morning.

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I can understand that response. Orangefield does have some municipality issues that need addressed.

Just depends on if Silsbee goes D1 or D2. That hasn't been settled yet. If Silsbee goes D1 they will play Bullard. If Silsbee goes D2 they will play Madisonville

Denton is ranked higher than Birdville unless you are talking about Birdville still being ranked higher than United.

Silsbee assistant coach Ira Brooks will be coaching his last home game tomorrow night. Coach Brooks will be retiring at the end of this season. Coach Brooks has been coaching at Silsbee for 32 years. He has been a mainstay and key component to the success of the Tiger Basketball program. His JV teams have always been successful and have won many district championships even when several freshmen and sophomores were playing varsity. Coach Brooks has earned the respect and love from many coaches in our area. He has been a fantastic coach but an even better man. He will be missed. Congrats to my friend Ira.

IMO, Mickey Leland will beat Kashmere and will clinch D1 #2 seed. Worthing will lose to Washington, Wheatley will beat North Forest and Furr will beat Northside. This will create a three way tie for 4th spot as all three teams will be 10-8. I see Wheatley emerging from that three way play in. That will put Wheatley as the D2 #2 seed. One thing to point out. If Furr were to somehow be the team to come out of three way, then that will move Washington to D2. I see the playoff qualifiers like this: D1 #1 Seed Washington D1 #2 Seed Mickey Leland D2 #1 Seed Yates D2 #2 Seed Wheatley

UPDATED PLAY-OFF SCENARIO IN DISTRICT 20-4A (entering SUNDAY)! Here is the detailed preview of the Play-Off Picture for this HISD 4A District. In recent years, 3-way tie breakers in HISD are decided by each head coach pulling a straw. The longest straw gets the bye, and the other two must play each other (Normally on a Friday). The winner of that initial game will then play the bye team for the right to claim that final spot (Normally on a Saturday). However, don't be surprised if an effort to compress this "tie breaker tournament" into a single Saturday session, expecially if there is another district with a similar scenario. 1. If Washington and Yates finish as Co District Champs, there will be no tie breaker. Washington is D1 and Yates is D2 bracket. 2. Mickey Leland (10-7) has Kashmere left. Win and they are in as D1 Bracket 2nd Seed. A loss forces a tie breaker scenario 3. Worthing (10-7) has Washington on Feb 18th. Win and they are in. A loss forces a three or four way tie for the final slot(s). 4. Wheatley (9-8) must beat North Forest combined with a loss by either Worthing or Mickey Leland. 5. Furr (9-8) simply has to beat North Side and that pretty much warrants a tie breaker unless Worthing or Mickey Leland to lose. 20-4A WON LOSSES REMAINING 1 DISTRICT GAME (entering SUNDAY) Washington 16 1 Worthing Yates 16 1 Scarborough Worthing 10 7 Washington Mickey Leland 10 7 Kashmere Wheatley 9 8 N. Forest Furr 9 8 N. Side Kashmere 7 10 Mickey Leland Northside 4 13 Furr North Forest 3 13 Wheatley Scarborough 1 15 Yates

I have the current standings going into the last district game. I'll post them in a minute.

Updated for Feb. 16

Rankings for Feb. 16 6A/5A 1. Atascocita 2. Beaumont West Brook 3. Beaumont United 4. North Shore 5. Crosby 6. Humble 7. Baytown Sterling 8. Summer Creek 9. Kingwood Park 10. Barbers Hill 4A/3A 1. Onalaska 2. Orangefield 3. Bridge City 4. Livingston 5. Hardin-Jefferson 6. Huntington 7. Trinity 8. East Chambers 9. Silsbee 10. Hamshire-Fannett dropped: Huffman 2A/1A/Private 1. Brookeland 2. Sabine Pass 3. Big Sandy 4. San Augustine 5. Chireno 6. Beaumont Legacy 7. Chester 8. Spurger 9. Shelbyville 10. West Sabine

Can we also find out who shot JFK?

We have some very very important games this week with some having playoff lives on the line. Also have a BIG match up in 19-5A. Here are those games: Tuesday, Feb. 17 19-5A Beaumont West Brook at Beaumont United 7pm 18-4A West Orange-Stark at Jasper 7pm Vidor at Silsbee 6pm 19-4A Hardin-Jefferson at Tarkington 7pm Huffman at Liberty 7pm 21-3A Huntington at Pineywoods CA 7pm 22-3A Buna at Kirbyville 7pm Warren at Hardin 7pm Kountze at Orangefield 7pm 23-3A Anderson-Shiro at New Waverly 7pm 24-2A West Sabine at Chireno 7pm Corrigan at Shelbyville 7pm 25-2A West Hardin at Evadale 7pm Sabine Pass at Danbury 7pm 28-1A Hull-Daisetta at Burkeville 7pm Wednesday, Feb. 18 23-6A Atascocita at Summer Creek 7pm Channelview at Humble 7pm Of these 17 games, 13 have playoff spots riding on the results.

Tuesday, Feb. 17 18-5A Pasadena 42 Kingwood Park 46 Crosby 68 Splendora 63 West Fork 51 Porter 54 19-5A Baytown Sterling 75 Barbers Hill 57 Beaumont West Brook 52 Beaumont United 43 Baytown Lee 53 Port Arthur Memorial 41 Nederland 54 Port Neches-Groves 41 18-4A Little Cypress-Mauriceville 38 Bridge City 88 West Orange-Stark 62 Jasper 49 Vidor 57 Silsbee 79 19-4A Livingston 71 Hamshire-Fannett 77 Hardin-Jefferson 89 Tarkington 38 Huffman 72 Liberty 22 21-3A Diboll 52 Pollok Central 47 Huntington 47 Pineywoods CA 42 Woodville 42 Newton 47 Non-District Mexia 64 Central Heights 51 22-3A East Chambers 77 Anahuac 32 Buna 58 Kirbyville 49 Warren 49 Hardin 34 Kountze 51 Orangefield 81 23-3A Anderson-Shiro 49 New Waverly 54 Onalaska 91 Coldspring 64 Crockett 41 Trinity 72 24-2A Colmesneil 50 Hemphill 70 West Sabine 36 Chireno 73 Corrigan 49 Shelbyville 54 San Augustine 62 Woden 22 25-2A Deweyville 30 Big Sandy 51 West Hardin 52 Evadale 73 Sabine Pass 95 Danbury 45 28-1A Leggett 28 Brookeland 106 Hull-Daisetta 56 Burkeville 45 Spurger 49 Chester 60 Goodrich 51 High Island 25 Wednesday, Feb. 18 23-6A Atascocita 64 Summer Creek 50 Goose Creek Memorial 50 CE King 76 Channelview 36 Humble 80 North Shore 71 Kingwood 40 Thursday, Feb. 19 23-3A Play in Game Anderson-Shiro 30 New Waverly 53 Friday, Feb. 20 22-3A Play in Game Kountze 62 Warren 64 Warm up Games Tenaha SEC West Sabine 45 Union Grove 56 Chireno 73 Hawkins 53 Crockett 51 Kilgore 43 Starks, La 57 West Orange-Stark 55 Diboll 53 Navasota 63 East Chambers 88 Reeves, La. 40

Johnson's stats from Friday night: (missed triple double by 2 assists) 23 Points 10 Reb 8 ast Johnson scored or assisted on 42 of Silsbee's 57 points.

Already have people asking me if United wins will they play a third game to break the tie and I highly highly doubt they will.

How the Top 10 fared after this week's games Feb. 10-14 games: 6A/5A 1. Atascocita defeated Goose Creek Memorial 81-34, defeated CE King 71-48 2. Beaumont West Brook defeated PA Memorial 81-43, defeated #10 Barbers Hill 80-43 3. Beaumont United defeated Port Neches-Groves 68-41, defeated Nederland 71-41 4. North Shore defeated #8 Summer Creek 75-63, defeated #5 Humble 85-67 5. Humble defeated Kingwood 62-42, lost to #4 North Shore 85-67 6. Crosby defeated Dayton 66-47, defeated Porter 66-40 7. Baytown Sterling defeated Baytown Lee 54-48, defeated PA Memorial 64-54 8. Summer Creek lost to #4 North Shore 75-63, defeated Channelview 74-47 9. Kingwood Park defeated Splendora 51-27, off 10. Barbers Hill defeated Nederland 37-33, lost to #2 Beaumont West Brook 80-43 4A/3A 1. Onalaska defeated New Waverly 101-55, defeated Anderson-Shiro 117-58 2. Orangefield defeated Anahuac 75-41, defeated Hardin 81-43 3. Bridge City defeated Jasper 47-30, off 4. Livingston defeated Shepherd 85-42, defeated Tarkington 68-63 5. Hardin-Jefferson off, defeated Shepherd 96-46 6. Huntington defeated Newton 83-35, defeated Pollok Central 61-39 7. Trinity defeated Coldspring 73-51, defeated New Waverly 62-35 8. East Chambers defeated Kountze 89-50, defeated Buna 78-56 9. Huffman lost to Tarkington 48-40, lost to Hamshire-Fannett 58-53 10. Silsbee defeated LC-M 88-31, defeated West Orange-Stark 57-55 2A/1A/Private 1. Brookeland defeated #8 Spurger 81-79, won by forfeit over Goodrich 2. Big Sandy defeated Danbury 71-44, lost to #3 Sabine Pass 40-36 3. Sabine Pass defeated West Hardin 83-35, defeated #2 Big Sandy 40-36 4. San Augustine defeated #7 Shelbyville 76-42, defeated Hemphill 75-45 5. Chireno defeated Woden 57-20, defeated Corrigan 75-35 6. Beaumont Legacy off 7. Shelbyville lost to #4 San Augustine 76-42, defeated Colmesneil 62-51 8. Spurger lost to #1 Brookeland 81-79, defeated High Island 88-17 9. Chester defeated Burkeville 60-28, defeated Hull-Daisetta 34-28 10. West Sabine defeated Hemphill 70-42, defeated Woden 76-46

Updated to reflect this week's (Feb. 10-14) results.

Final CE King 48 Atascocita 71 Humble 67 North Shore 85

Halftime CE King 28 Atascocita 37

CE King at Atascocita 1pm Kingwood 42 Goose Creek Memorial 52 Summer Creek at Channelview 1pm Humble at North Shore 1pm