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Texas on 6-14 from the line.  game tied at 51, 7:15 left.

Texas turning it up again, down one with a freethrow to tie.

horns are still getting killed down low.  down 5 right now, k-state ball.  at times, they're showing why they're #1 in the country, and at times they're showing their youth.  it's time for james to take over.

Horns take the lead 44-43 at the 12 minute mark!

1 point game, and Texas is STILL missing opportunities! 

Texas down 2, and have missed chances or they'd be up by now.

Speaking of coming out strong.  3 pointer, block, 3 point play, and now texas is down 4 only 45 seconds into the half!

a little 4-0 run brings the horns to within 10 at the break.  they've played really poorly.  k-state should really be farther ahead.  if the horns can play better, i don't see any reason why they can't come back in the 2nd.

11 turnovers for the horns in the 1st half.

miss an easy layup and then give up a 3.  down 36-22.

Texas getting killed on the boards and turning the ball over.

Texas getting squeezed a bit by the refs, but they're not playing well, either.  they're down 29-20 with 4:30 left in the 1st half.

Texas down 8-7 at the 14 minute mark.

8-6 K-state leads early.

LONDON -- Clint Dempsey faces a long layoff after injuring a knee during Fulham's 2-0 loss at Blackburn on Sunday, the latest blow to American preparations for the World Cup. The U.S. forward sat on the field in the 61st minute of the Premier League game after falling, then pointed at his right knee before a trainer came out and examined him. Dempsey limped off and was replaced. "Clint will be scanned tomorrow, but we feel it might be a posterior cruciate knee ligament, which would be very bad for us and he would be out for a while," Fulham manager Roy Hodgson said. "It's a concern up front because Clint Dempsey is very useful for us." And for the United States, which begins its World Cup campaign in South Africa against England on June 12, then meets Slovenia six days later and Algeria on June 23. U.S. team spokesman Michael Kammarman said the U.S. Soccer Federation training staff had been in contact with Dempsey, and the severity of the injury will not been known until after an MRI exam determines the exact ligament hurt and whether there is other damage. The U.S. team is already likely to be without forward Charlie Davies in South Africa because of injuries sustained in a car crash last October, and defender Oguchi Onyewu is sidelined until spring following knee surgery. The U.S. opens its 2010 schedule on Saturday against fellow World Cup qualifier Honduras in Carson, Calif., then meets the Netherlands in Amsterdam on March 3, the only day before May that clubs are required to release players to national teams. Dempsey's injury is also a major blow for Fulham, which is missing forward Bobby Zamora until March while he recovers from a shoulder injury. Dempsey had produced Fulham's best scoring chance Sunday in the first half at Blackburn when his overhead kick hit the crossbar. "The doctors are pretty good these days -- I would like to see them to be wrong more often," Hodgson said, trying to make light of the situation. "Often their initial diagnosis appears to be the correct one when the scan is made."

[quote name="baddog" post="745316" timestamp="1263756438"] [quote author=Bucof2010 link=topic=64833.msg745233#msg745233 date=1263749986] This isn't shocking it's sports some people can't handle themselves Ali from Ozen shouldn't play basketball anymore [b]but boxing should be considered [/b] [/quote] Let's not make light of this. This was a pure case of assault and battery. To heck with BISD, where is the police? [/quote] it looked like they got in there pretty quick.  it was one sucker punch, not a brawl, and it looked like they did a decent job of keeping things from turning into a free-for-all.

[quote name="shorttexas1" post="745117" timestamp="1263700129"] Look at the stats... He has had his best games in the biggest moments.. NC game 25pt 15rebs MSU game 23pt 13rebs one of only two Horns in double figures and shot better that 50% ISU game 25pts and 14rebs All these games and the Texas A&M CC game and the Colorado game he really showed up down the stretch.  So yes he has carried this team to alot of wins.  Kentucky has had more close games so Wall always looks like he carrying the team to the win!!!! [/quote] kentucky doesn't have quite as many weapons as Texas either, so they rely on wall throughout the game.  James gets his numbers despite the fact that Texas has 8 players that could start anywhere in the country.

[quote name="AJ25" post="742485" timestamp="1263267799"] The infield is solid, but they can't play every single day. He'll be perfect off the bench when rest is needed. And Guerrero will do much like Andruw from last year I think. Andruw probably could've hit 30 homeruns if he played every game last year, but he only played 80. [/quote] i think he'll be much better than jones was last year.  vlad will probably be more consistent.  jones had a resurgence, but after the first couple of months, he didn't do all that much.

sheesh, who cares at this point.  we knew he was juicing when he got the record.  this is nothing new. 

[quote name="AggiesAreWe" post="745072" timestamp="1263691905"] Aggies played hard, actually out played the horns the entire game, just couldn't close it out. Tough loss for A&M. Credit to the horns for gutting it out. [/quote] i wouldn't say they outplayed them the enitre game, but certainly the 1st half.  the horns were +14 in the 2nd half and overtime.

the ags have a very good team.  i expect to see them making some noise in the big dance in a couple of months.

Horns win 72-67!!!

game over.

horns block a 3, take it down and get fouled.  J'Covan going to the line to finish this one off.  3.5 seconds left.

misses the second.  horns up 3.  30 seconds left.