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Even as a Hawks fan, the two best teams are BC and Jasper until they are proven otherwise. If HJ goes and beats either one of them, then maybe we have a legit argument.

There are certainly players in this area that could play for Lamar. It's not like Lamar is a marquee school. Why not take a chance on some of these local kids that are going JUCO and see if they can help your squad. I know that the superstars from this area are going to leave and go to big name schools, but it's not like the superstars from other areas are coming here. Why not get the solid players from this area before you waste the time and resources going after kids of similar talent levels that are in other states. This will give the community added incentive to go to the games. It may also help lure local superstars into playing as well. If they already have teammates from HS playing at Lamar, they may be a little more willing to stay at home and play with their friends or guys that they've played against in district.

He shot an even round yesterday, and without starting his second round yet, is currently 7 shots back. I figure he probably has this one in the bag.

OSU finishs the half on a 9-2 run to lead 33-32 at the half > I expected a close game though. These two always have tight games.

Texas leads 30-24 with 3:47 left in the first half.

A&M won 60-47 over a really bad Iowa State team. Nebraska won 61-56 over a really average Mizzou team. Nebraska is now at 19-11, and has been playing decent ball. They're surely a lock for the NIT.

Hmm... well i guess there's always Sesame Street Live. That ought to pay the bills (for a week, anyway)

Wow! I'm glad baylor has probably already punched their ticket.

ESPN has Arizona State listed as the last team in, but they are currently losing to USC at the half of their quarterfinal game. If they lose, I wouldn't be surprised if they end up in the NIT. 7 teams from the PAC-10 seems like a team too many.

Goo!

West Virginia is predicted to squeak in right now, but at the half they're leading #15 Connecticut. If they can pull that one off, they're in for sure.

UAB pretty much had their bubble popped today with a 78-68 loss to UAB.

OK St won 76-72 over Tech, so tomorrow it will be UT/OK ST @ 11:30 a.m.

What a waste.

42-42 at the half.

Gotta love the 9-2 run!

7-0 Josh? Maybe you weren't at the game the first time we played them. They beat us 1-0. If we play like we did then tomorrow, it will be a good game. Central is playing much better soccer now. They win, 6-1.

I retract my statement. If the WOS player is not going to complain, then no worries.

not exactly a barn burner, but it's a nice lead at the half.

With all due respect, it's not that hard to "not score" without kicking the ball out of bounds. Knock the ball around the defense a bit. Knock the ball around in the midfield. Your team can actually benefit from the practice of playing a little keepaway. After you have a 3 or 4 goal lead, work the ball out on the wings, and only score on headers off of crosses. Try to score only on one-timers. Not only will this be beneficial to your team, it will also keep the scoreline more respectable. Or an even better idea, in a game that you know you're going to win big, start the game out with kids in different positions and your subs in instead of waiting until you have a big lead. This will keep the score a little lower AND let you work on stuff for next year. i understand what ur getting at but if u were at the game u would have saw and maybe heard what their defenders were sayin to our strikers and i didnt find good sportsmanship in that. but its over now so we can just forget about that and worry about this friday I wasn't there, but i doubt i'd be real pleasant towards any players from a team that was running up the score against me. Did ya'll expect high fives from their defense?

sounds like a good game

With all due respect, it's not that hard to "not score" without kicking the ball out of bounds. Knock the ball around the defense a bit. Knock the ball around in the midfield. Your team can actually benefit from the practice of playing a little keepaway. After you have a 3 or 4 goal lead, work the ball out on the wings, and only score on headers off of crosses. Try to score only on one-timers. Not only will this be beneficial to your team, it will also keep the scoreline more respectable. Or an even better idea, in a game that you know you're going to win big, start the game out with kids in different positions and your subs in instead of waiting until you have a big lead. This will keep the score a little lower AND let you work on stuff for next year.

Nice win for the pirates.

I personally believe that score is disgraceful. Not for WOS, but for the Lumberton coach that allowed his players to continue scoring goals. I have no connection to either team with the exception of coaching one of the Lumberton players in club soccer in the past. As a fan of the game I find this score offensive. Cant ask a bench warmer not to score if he gets the chance. You can get the benchwarmer in the game when the score is 5-1 and let him score then, as opposed to letting him get his goal when it's 14-1.