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Kountze 7/13 from deep, Paradise 7/26 from the field. That's a good way to trail by 24 at the half.

what an end to the half!

This Kountze team is dang good. gonna lose some key seniors, but have a lot coming back next year as well.

Paradise has zero chance against this press right now, especially with the refs letting some contact go. they better figure out how to break it consistently or this could get ugly.

11-7 Kountze 1:49 to go in the first

Am I crazy that they just gave paradise a 3 on a shot at least a foot inside the line? with nobody around except the player and the ref 6 feet away?

Nacona wins the 2A-D1 championship 54-37

Oh well. I only have NFHS. Thanks for checking

NFHS says it’s delayed. Are y’all getting a feed there?

Waiting on yates to start on NFHS and then I’ll be turning this off

Nocona leads 20-11 at the half. They lost to Farwell by 25 this season.

Nocona up 7-5 after 1. Fairly confident both of the 2A-D2 schools in the last final would run these teams out of the gym

Martins Mill wins the 2A-D2 championship 43-41 in OT

37-37, going to OT

MM leads 31-29 after 3

Martins Mill and Farwell tied at 29 late 3rd. MM another school with only 1 senior starting, while Farwell has 4.

Broaddus wins the 1A-D1 state championship 56-39!

been ugly, but they haven't been able to get much going down low, and no transition game whatsoever.

Broaddus up 42-34 after 3. Eula has had the open looks to get back in it, but haven't gotten anything to drop from behind the arc.

especially for 1A. They have a win against 2A #1 this year.

Broaddus beats the buzzer from deep to lead 29-18 at the half. Eula 7-30 from the field, 3-12 from deep. Broaddus 11-20 and and 1-4. Eula 1-3 from the line, Broaddus 6-10. Broaddus is outrebounding Eula 25-13, which is no surprise seeing as 4 of their starters are over 6', including their pg.

Broaddus up 12-8 after 1. Started 4 sophomores, and this game is closer than it should be. First two off the bench are a freshman and a soph. They're lined up to head to San Antonio for the next couple years.

Awesome, thanks

I agree with this mostly. A couple hundred difference in enrollment shouldn't matter much. That said, I'll never stop complaining about small town schools playing big city schools in the playoffs. How many of our local 4A playoff schools got eliminated by schools with the word "Houston" in front of their name this year? Almost all of them? Hamshire-Fannett, Tarkington, Bridge City, Silsbee, Livingston, and Lufkin Hudson were all put out by 3 Houston teams. And realistically you should probably throw Stafford in with them, who took out Hargrave. These teams pull talent from an area thousands of times greater in both size and population than the small school teams that they beat yearly to make it to regionals and state. I'd much rather see this fixed than have split divisions in each classification. When one school has 7/8 players playing from a talent pool of a few thousand and gets matched up with 7/8 players from a talent pool of a few million... i think the smaller schools have valid complaints there.