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even when he was in and healthy he was ineffective. this horns team looks like a top-5 team! they're finally using the other weapons that are open when AJ gets keyed on. if they play like this consistently, they can beat anyone!

Texas and-1 opportunity, OU timeout!

4 quick ones for texas, they're up 9!

horns up 5 at the half!

32-27. blake griffin looks sick. that would be sad if he had to come out... :

Texas leads 25-17! they keep attacking griffin, and he's letting them score. Balbay is having a huge first half!

Texas leads 10-8, 13:03 left in the 1st.

griffin foul #2!

we have an erin andrews sighting!

Texas leads! 2-0

this is a big opportunity for Texas. if they lose, it shouldn't hurt them much, but a win makes them a lock for the big dance.

don't step out on any limbs there, hoop

i predict a 5-1 lumberton victory, but silsbee has a couple of players capable of keeping it closer.

ozen did better last year than they have this year, right?

sounds pretty good. i'll say HJ by 16.

once again, i need help with my karma reward

sounds like a dang good one!

congrats to the tigers... just by looking at it, it would appear that the hawks collapsed in the 4th. hopefully we'll have a 4th game between these two

"the ball wasn't aired up enough/was aired up too much/was oval-shaped"

blah blah blah. who cares, at this point?

dude, this happened to us my junior year. Nederland beat us 7-0 in the playoffs because of it. it was not pretty. if it hadn't been for that alien official...

yup... he'd be well on his way to 800 HR's, IMO

Tom Glavine reached agreement on a one-year contract with the Atlanta Braves that could pay him $4.5 million if he attains all his incentives. Glavine The deal was announced by the club Friday. Glavine, who turns 43 on March 25, has a 305-203 record in 22 seasons with Atlanta and the New York Mets. He posted a 2-4 record with a 5.54 ERA last season in 13 starts for the Braves, and underwent elbow and shoulder surgery in August. But Glavine's recovery has gone well, and the Braves expect him to pitch in spring training and be ready for Opening Day. Glavine is currently penciled in as Atlanta's fifth starter behind Derek Lowe, Jair Jurrjens, Javier Vazquez and Kenshin Kawakami. The Glavine signing comes a day after the Braves lost out to the Seattle Mariners in a bid to sign free agent outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. Glavine is the only one of Atlanta's "Big Three'' still with the franchise. Greg Maddux retired in December, and John Smoltz signed a one-year deal with the Boston Red Sox. Glavine will make a guaranteed $1 million, and an additional $1 million in his first day on the major league roster during the regular season. He'll be owed $1.25 million after 30 days, and an additional $1.25 million after 90 days, a source said. Foxsports.com was first to report that Glavine had agreed with the Braves

"The Friendship Home" for the elderly might have to change it's name.