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I'll agree with you that the kids had a right to celebrate, and I'm positive that if the roles had been reversed, and Central had hit a last second shot, their kids would have going crazy too. That being said, comparing a first round high school playoff game to winning an NCAA tournament championship is a BIT of a stretch.

If HJ can pull this one out, I like their chances of going all the way.

Sweet. Hard to argue with that.

Final 74-65. After watching this game I'm pretty comfortable saying that Augustin is probably the best PG in the country, but I'm even more comfortable saying that Beasley is the best player in the country. He had 30 points and 15 rebounds, and Texas' big man platoon did a fairly good job against him. He's GOOD!

what's their record now?

Texas leads 71-60 with 45 seconds left!

62-56, Texas leads, 3:50 left. Abrams has 4 treys in the 2nd half. Beasley has 27, Augustin has 21.

Texas was looking bad for awhile, but they're on a run, up 57-52.

Texas leads 50-47 with 12 minutes left. Beasley has 25!

Tied at 30 at the half. Beasley with 17 for K-State, Augustin with 12 for Texas.

Texas leads 22-18 with 5 minutes left. Beasley has 13 points for K-State so far.

Texas on a 7-0 run. They lead 18-10 with 8 1/2 minutes left in the half.

Texas leads 11-10 at the twelve minute mark of the first half.

NO team deserves 5 all_district picks in a sport when only 5 players are playing at a time.

Nope. The 19 point drubbing of current #1 Tennessee is what's going to do it. Although wins over UCLA and Kansas will certainly help.

Texas is a MUCH better team, but K-State is very much like the longhorn team of last year. Solid pretty much all the way around, with one player who can single-handedly win a game for them on any given night. However, if Beasley can break forty against Baylor and K-State stiil lose, you have to believe that Texas SHOULD be able to overcome whatever he might put up.

so how many teams had all five starters honored? I saw one orangefield fan saying he wouldn't be happy unless five OF players made it (which it appears they did), and one silsbee fan said five silsbee players made it. So where's the honor? I'm always a big fan of kids getting awards, but to give so many out defeats the purpose. You're one of the top 6 (or 7 or 8) players at your position in the district... here's an award! If all the players in the district were sitting on your bench, which five would you start? There's your 1st-team all-district team. If a player got hurt at a position, who would you sub in for them? Presto! There's your second team all-district. Are there 9 or 10 girls that don't quite fit into that league, but are still really impressive? Honorable mention! It's simple, really.

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18-8 is a nice record, but Baylor's schedule has been pretty weak. They don't have any really bad losses, but they have very few nice wins. Their "big" win over A&M is becoming less impressive every game that the ags lose. Their win against Notre Dame, however, is looking pretty nice now that the Irish are doing so well. If they had not blown the game against OU in overtime the other day, or if they had beaten Texas or Washington St when they had the chance, I'd say they were probably a lock to get in. As it is, they might need two more wins to get up to 20 for the season, and keep themselves at .500 for the season in Big 12 play. I don't know if 6 teams will be getting in from the Big 12 this year. We know KU, UT, and K-state are getting in. So this means Baylor, A&M, and OU may be battling it out for two spots. Despite their recent struggles, the aggies are already at 20 wins, so if they win two more games, they're pretty much a lock. However, their remaining games are against Texas Tech, who's already destroyed them, a good OU team, Baylor, and Kansas. I doubt A&M will go 0-4 over the next 4 games, but if they don't improve quickly it's a possibility (of course they could also go 3-1 or 4-0, depending on which team shows up). If they keep losing, they very well could end up in the NIT, as the committee will certainly be looking at recent form as a factor when trying to pick between teams with similar records. OU is in the same boat as Baylor... at 18-9, their record is pretty nice, but they don't have many quality wins at all, with their best win of the season being probably Gonzaga. Baylor has played the better teams closer than OU has, and has some better wins, but OU did win both games against Baylor this season. The only game that OU has left where they can improve their quality wins is against the Aggies, but like i said, at the rate the ags have been losing, a win there is little more than an okay win. In- Texas, Kansas, K-state Bubble- Baylor, Oklahoma, and A&M if only for the fact that they could easily drop 3 or 4 more games very quickly I think the Aggies do find a way to make it, and I think if Baylor makes it to 20 wins, they'll make it in over OU... but who knows. Right now ESPN bracketology has the Big 12 with the 6 teams i discussed all getting in. Texas and KU at 1 seeds, K-state at a 6, OU at an 8, and Baylor and A&M at 9's. I'd love to see this hold up! However... with the three bottom teams still having some games against each other, this might change.

Yeah and they BOTH are GONE FISHING, so they really don't matter, now do they?? most are not fishing----they are on the track It's a figurative speech, guy.....Do you watch the NBA playoffs on TNT/TBS?...Whenever a team gets eliminated they have this segment where they are shown going fishing with Kenny, Ernie, and Charles?? Come on people, work with me here....Watch something other than "Desperate Housewives" guys!! Hey, I watch Ugly Betty and America's Next Top Model too!

Lumberton 7 Silsbee 1

Central 5 WOS 0

Vidor 8 HJ 1

that's what i was thinking aries.

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