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tentatively called this one. also got in pickems.

she's a truly moderate politician, very similar to Joe Manchin. She very rarely sides with the democrats on the more extreme legislation they try to pass.

To be fair, he didn't free Paul Whelan, who was detained in the middle of his presidency. So I guess leverage doesn't apply as well to Russia. But the point is definitely well taken that he didn't deliver a Russian arms dealer back to Russia, either.

Of course it isn't. If they can get the merchant of death for an america-hating wnba player that half the country can't stand, what will they be able to get in the future for a marine? A president with a backbone would make sure he was on the table, or there would be no table. But I don't believe for a second that Whelan was ever a priority for Biden. Others hit the nail on the head when they stated that Biden's motivation here was to gain more support from certain demographics, and nothing to do with justice or rescuing an American who was in trouble.

It's an outrage that Paul Whelan is still there.

both sides do it. all the righties on here do it regularly, just like the lefties. It's on the first page of the playbook (as good old @stevenash would've put it) for both teams.

What happened at Summer Creek to have them ranked so high this early in the season following up a 16-12 season with a 2nd round exit from the playoffs? Move ins or something?

They also beat 4A Carter by 4. Yes, Carter is #1 in 4A, but I think the #6 team in 6A should wipe the floor with them. United beat the #2 5A team by 7, and if this was 5A again this year, I'd give them a very good shot at returning to state. I just don't know about that with all of the quality 6A teams in their region that @AggiesAreWe mentioned above.

I'm hoping for one, but BU played a bunch of squeakers in the playoffs last year. 4 of their last 5 playoff wins were by less than 5 points, including that 3OT luckout against GCM. Their opponents are going to be much harder this year from the 3rd round on than they were last year.

it honestly depends on what your definition of "get it done" means. Will they have a good record, and win a few playoff games? Do they have a decent chance of winning district? Yes. So if that's what you're asking, then yeah. Does getting it done mean they win state again? That's highly unlikely. They're still a very good team, but 6A is a different animal. BU's 9-1 record is good, but half their games have come against 4A squads, who they haven't exactly been dominating. I think they'll drop a few district games against 6A opponents this year. As a whole they're still better than most of the 6A schools in the state, and I'm hoping for another deep run from them, but I don't see them beating whatever team comes out of the Dallas area in the playoffs, if they make it that far.

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1. Duncanville 2. Austin Westlake 3. Denton Guyer 4. Katy 5. Aledo 6. College Station 7. South Oak Cliff 8. Pt. Neches-Groves 9. China Spring 10. Boerne 11. Carthage 12. Cuero 13. Brock 14. Franklin 15. Gunter 16. Harmony 17. Crawford 18. Timpson 19. Albany 20. Mart

I pretty much can only tolerate store bought turkey, no matter how it’s prepared. That said, chicken fried wild turkey is in my top 5 favorite dishes of all time. Not sure why the flavor is so different.

My thoughts (more what ifs) on it not being the roommates: it would be almost impossible to violently stab four people, some of whom fought back, using a slippery, blood-covered knife and not sustain at least superficial cuts and scratches. On top of that, it would be almost impossible to not track blood back through the house into your designated area where you then are pretending to not know anything about what happened. Without a doubt the police looked at the roommates closely and immediately, and it doesn’t appear they found evidence of their involvement. Any obvious evidence would’ve likely led to an arrest by now.

You definitely know more than me, no argument there. Just kinda feels like a lot of the ranked teams beating Silsbee are ranked using similar parameters as Silsbee’s ranking: playing and losing to good teams and not being punished for the losses in the rankings.

I know they’ll be a different animal completely once the football boys get involved, and I believe they’ll be deserving of a top-5 ranking by the end of the season. I expect them to make a run to state again, and will be rooting for them to do so. I just believe that results rather than potential has to play at least some part in the rankings.

Well, they’ve played a rough schedule, but Wyatt is 1-5 and beat Silsbee by like 50. Dobie is 8-9, and has a loss to Barbers Hill. Episcopal is 3-5. Madison is 4-5. So half of their losses are to teams with losing records. Admittedly those teams have mostly played tough schedules like Silsbee, but they’re not beating the good teams they’re playing. They’re not bad teams, but they’re not Duncanville or Faith Family either. West Brook is pretty decent, but half their wins are against a depleted Silsbee team and a mediocre LaGrange squad. Angleton and PAM are playing pretty well so far, but I don’t think either has played a particularly impressive schedule to this point. Point being Silsbee hasn’t lost to a bad team, but they’re not losing to truly great teams either.

confirmed? Edit: never mind, 3-4 underclassmen from last year are no longer listed on the roster for this season, including their studs. would sure like the back story on this one.

We have this conversation every year, but at what point does Silsbee's record hurt them? I get that it's Silsbee Lite and all that, but some of their losses are to teams that aren't even very good. I know, I know, they're going to be playing for a trip to state at the end of the year, and they play a tough schedule, but at I just feel that at some point 3-8 has to mean at least a little something. Let them work their way back up in the rankings when they have their full team and are actually winning some games.

HF beat Cooper 68-47. They’ll play 10-1 Pasadena tomorrow at 1:30.

Field seems softer than in years past

My buddy lives in melissa, so I’ve followed them this year. Hell of a run for moving up a division. They had a lead in this one early fourth, SOC scored to go up a TD, then Melissa drove on them and turned it over on downs. Melissa easily could’ve won this one, even though it looks like a comfortable win for SOC on paper

Great win!

Carthage 24, Pleasant Grove 0, 2nd

Refugio 13, Shiner 14, 2nd