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I thought Sells played better defense and handled the ball better than Donald. So no.
I would have to go back and see what all the superlatives were for last year but just off the top of my head, Perrault should have been MVP.

Then why bring Kobe up in this thread if intent was not to compare?
Kobe Bryant is completely irrelevant to this situation. Was completely unnecessary to bring it up.

First of all, in regards to the #1 seed game. I know that Orangefield wanted to flip and not play but Kountze said no. They wanted to play the game. So Orangefield had to agree to play or concede the #1 seed.
As for the superlatives go, I actually thought that Whitmire and Joubert should have been Co-COY. They both did tremendous jobs with their respective teams. I usually don't like Co's but in this case I think it's deserving and would have been the right thing to do.
I think the coaches got the MVP right. IMO, Sells is the best player and performed that way all season. I think Scales getting Offensive MVP is right on the money and Wrinkle getting Defensive was the correct call too. IMO, Wrinkle was more valuable to his team but isn't the scorer that Scales is. This is based on some of the games I have watched live and on video. When I talk to folks at the games it's always brought up how Wrinkle is Orangefield's "glue guy" (does it all) but just doesn't have the offensive game that Scales has. 
All in all, I think the coaches have it right.
Just my opinion. No shade thrown anywhere.

Up next
3:00pm      #1 Hitchcock (32-3) vs. #3 Cole (32-9)

That will win you some games. 

First of all, in regards to the #1 seed game. I know that Orangefield wanted to flip and not play but Kountze said no. They wanted to play the game. So Orangefield had to agree to play or concede the #1 seed.
As for the superlatives go, I actually thought that Whitmire and Joubert should have been Co-COY. They both did tremendous jobs with their respective teams. I usually don't like Co's but in this case I think it's deserving and would have been the right thing to do.
I think the coaches got the MVP right. IMO, Sells is the best player and performed that way all season. I think Scales getting Offensive MVP is right on the money and Wrinkle getting Defensive was the correct call too. IMO, Wrinkle was more valuable to his team but isn't the scorer that Scales is. This is based on some of the games I have watched live and on video. When I talk to folks at the games it's always brought up how Wrinkle is Orangefield's "glue guy" (does it all) but just doesn't have the offensive game that Scales has. 
All in all, I think the coaches have it right.
Just my opinion. No shade thrown anywhere.

I wish you'd quit pretending that 18-13, 12-6 is somehow better than 9-22, 5-13.  

LU beats Houston Christian 78-68.
Lamar finishes regular season 18-13, 12-6 in conference. They have clinched the #4 seed and a first round bye in the tourney.
A Nicholls St. loss tomorrow night at Southeastern will move the Cards up to the #3 seed. 

Sorry, i meant that it had showed they lost to Eula in the regional finals.  Someone must've input the score wrong, because it's since been fixed.

I agree. A school board trustee of a public ISD should not be in favor of school vouchers.

First of all, in regards to the #1 seed game. I know that Orangefield wanted to flip and not play but Kountze said no. They wanted to play the game. So Orangefield had to agree to play or concede the #1 seed.
As for the superlatives go, I actually thought that Whitmire and Joubert should have been Co-COY. They both did tremendous jobs with their respective teams. I usually don't like Co's but in this case I think it's deserving and would have been the right thing to do.
I think the coaches got the MVP right. IMO, Sells is the best player and performed that way all season. I think Scales getting Offensive MVP is right on the money and Wrinkle getting Defensive was the correct call too. IMO, Wrinkle was more valuable to his team but isn't the scorer that Scales is. This is based on some of the games I have watched live and on video. When I talk to folks at the games it's always brought up how Wrinkle is Orangefield's "glue guy" (does it all) but just doesn't have the offensive game that Scales has. 
All in all, I think the coaches have it right.
Just my opinion. No shade thrown anywhere.

You should've posted this on the pro sports forum since it has nothing to do with Dotson.

First of all, in regards to the #1 seed game. I know that Orangefield wanted to flip and not play but Kountze said no. They wanted to play the game. So Orangefield had to agree to play or concede the #1 seed.
As for the superlatives go, I actually thought that Whitmire and Joubert should have been Co-COY. They both did tremendous jobs with their respective teams. I usually don't like Co's but in this case I think it's deserving and would have been the right thing to do.
I think the coaches got the MVP right. IMO, Sells is the best player and performed that way all season. I think Scales getting Offensive MVP is right on the money and Wrinkle getting Defensive was the correct call too. IMO, Wrinkle was more valuable to his team but isn't the scorer that Scales is. This is based on some of the games I have watched live and on video. When I talk to folks at the games it's always brought up how Wrinkle is Orangefield's "glue guy" (does it all) but just doesn't have the offensive game that Scales has. 
All in all, I think the coaches have it right.
Just my opinion. No shade thrown anywhere.

I agree. A school board trustee of a public ISD should not be in favor of school vouchers.

1993: Offense: Dexter Hebert, Kelly; Defense: Frank Middleton, West Brook
1994: Offense: Jay McGuire, Silsbee; Shaun Horn, Jasper
1995: Offense: Jeffery Spikes, Burkeville; Tyseski Adoin, West Brook
1996: Offense: Elijah Burkins, Thomas Jefferson; T.J. Light, Lumberton
1997: Offense: Bryan Bock, Bridge City; Fred Wright, Kountze
1998: Offense: Chip Ambres, West Brook; Defense: Charles Sias, WO-S
1999: Offense: Beaux Daville, Orangefield; Defense: Rod Gulley, Newton
2000: Offense: Dustin Long, PN-G; Defense: Gayron Allen, WO-S
2001: Offense: Sean Yoder, Nederland; Defense: Jermaine Hope, WO-S
2002: Offense: Tony Eckert, Lumberton; Defense: Ricky Wilson, Lincoln
2003: Offense: Matt Peebles, Bridge City; Defense: William Bryant, Jasper
2004: Offense: Jamaal Charles, P.A. Memorial; Defense: William Morrissey, Silsbee
2005: Offense: Jamaal Charles, P.A. Memorial; Defense: Brain West, Ozen
2006: Offense: Kenneth Beasley, WO-S; Defense: Sean Weatherspoon, Jasper
2007: Offense: Micah Mosley, Nederland; Defense: Earl Thomas, WO-S
2008: Offense: Cody Hussey, Lumberton; Defense: Tramain Thomas, East Chambers
2009: Offense: Christine Michael, West Brook Defense: Kevin Robinson, WO-S
2010: Offense: Jeremy Johnson, Silsbee; Jacoby Hale, Central
2011: Offense: Fred Ford, Kirbyville; Defense: Colin Garrett, West Brook  
2012: Offense: Terrence Singleton, P.A. Memorial; Defense: Corbin Carr, Nederland
 2013: Offense: Montana Quirante, Vidor; Defense: Montana Quirante, Vidor
 2014: Offense: Patrick Reed, Silsbee; DeShawn Washington, Nederland
 2015: Offense: Michael Jacquet, Central; Defense: Deionte Thompson, WO-S
 2016: Offense: Jack Dallas, WO-S; Defense: Steven Tims, WO-S
 2017: Offense: Calvin Tyler, Silsbee; Defense: Kary Vincent, PA Memorial
 2018: Offense: Roschon Johnson, PN-G; Defense: Corbin Foster, Newton
 2019: Offense: Darwin Barlow, Newton; Defense: Darrell Hawkins, Jr., West Brook
2020: Offense: Troy Yowman, West Brook; Defense: Tyrone Brown, WO-S
2021: Offense: Earnest Ceasar, East Chambers; Defense: Ayden Bell, Silsbee
2022: Offense: Kheagian Heckaman, HF, Defense: Leighton Foster, Newton
2023: Offense: Dre'lon Miller, Silsbee; Defense: Jayron Williams, Silsbee
2024: Offense: Hieko Malon, Newton; Defense: Bron Melvin, Kirbyville

IMO, all charter schools should be treated like the Jesuit schools who wanted to play under the UIL umbrella. They should have to play in highest classification regardless of enrollment size.
FF draws from 15 other ISD's. It basically is an academy for basketball. It's the only sport it offers.

IMO, all charter schools should be treated like the Jesuit schools who wanted to play under the UIL umbrella. They should have to play in highest classification regardless of enrollment size.
FF draws from 15 other ISD's. It basically is an academy for basketball. It's the only sport it offers.

The demographics of the student section they brought to San Antonio the past 2 years certainly didn't match the demographics of the basketball team.

Aggies win 9-2
Have won 5 of last 6 vs. tu

I agree. A school board trustee of a public ISD should not be in favor of school vouchers.

7-1 Ags, top 7th

Adams and McCain were 44-0 in district play on the court. Officially 43-1 due to forfeit that both teams (LC-M and Silsbee) received for that game.
Since the 2015 season (last 10 seasons) Silsbee has a overall district record (on the court) of 111-5 with 2 of those losses due to JV having to play. Theoretically the Tigers should be 113-3 with one loss to Lumberton in 2021 and two losses to Hardin-Jefferson in 2015 and 2020. Silsbee split with HJ those two years and ended up beating them each time in #1 seed game.
10 years of district dominance.

Yes. Word I have received is not good on the United front.
My line will definitely change come Friday.

Adams and McCain were 44-0 in district play on the court. Officially 43-1 due to forfeit that both teams (LC-M and Silsbee) received for that game.
Since the 2015 season (last 10 seasons) Silsbee has a overall district record (on the court) of 111-5 with 2 of those losses due to JV having to play. Theoretically the Tigers should be 113-3 with one loss to Lumberton in 2021 and two losses to Hardin-Jefferson in 2015 and 2020. Silsbee split with HJ those two years and ended up beating them each time in #1 seed game.
10 years of district dominance.

Adams and McCain were 44-0 in district play on the court. Officially 43-1 due to forfeit that both teams (LC-M and Silsbee) received for that game.
Since the 2015 season (last 10 seasons) Silsbee has a overall district record (on the court) of 111-5 with 2 of those losses due to JV having to play. Theoretically the Tigers should be 113-3 with one loss to Lumberton in 2021 and two losses to Hardin-Jefferson in 2015 and 2020. Silsbee split with HJ those two years and ended up beating them each time in #1 seed game.
10 years of district dominance.