Mamba

I understand the district‑talent argument, but let’s be real — lack of talent isn’t the other team’s fault. Every coach has to build around what they’ve got. Some schools have hoopers, some don’t. That’s the nature of high school sports. But that’s exactly why a shot clock doesn’t hurt the game. It doesn’t force anyone to play fast. It just forces everyone to play basketball. You can still run deliberate offense. You can still control tempo. You can still grind out possessions. A 35–40 second clock gives you more than enough time to run multiple actions. What it removes is the ability to stall for two minutes without any intent to score. That’s not “strategy.” That’s hiding behind the clock because you don’t have the talent to compete straight up. And diversity doesn’t disappear. College has a shot clock and you still see: • Princeton offenses • Ball‑screen heavy systems • Motion teams • Post‑dominant teams • Pack‑line defenses All completely different identities. The clock doesn’t erase style — it erases stalling. Most teams who want a shot clock already shoot within 45 seconds anyway. They’re not asking for help on offense. They’re asking for a rule that keeps the game competitive and keeps kids developing real basketball skills. High school players deserve: • More possessions • Real end‑of‑game situations • Preparation for the next level A shot clock doesn’t make everyone play the same. It just prevents one team from turning the game into a freeze‑tag contest because they don’t have the talent to compete possession‑to‑possession.

Every other level of basketball has one, what would it hurt. No one wants to evolve with the times . Not all change is bad !!!!

Coleman from what im hearing!!!

They had enough talent to win a championship, no question. But you only get there when you develop every player, from the starters to the last man on the bench — mentally, skill‑wise, and with real structure. The days of rolling the ball out and hoping they figure it out are over. They also needed someone younger on staff who could keep the gym open, rebound for guys, and help them get that extra work in. That matters. And honestly, that’s probably part of why some players decided to leave. Still, I wish those kids nothing but success. Never let anyone tell you there’s only one way to reach your goals. Carve your own path and stand on it with confidence.

No these are isolated situations due to whatever is going on at United at the moment. United has had college level players who have stayed and were successful . I think there has been a disconnect on some level somewhere because to lose 3 players in a few weeks speaks volumes !!!!!

Crazy how high school coaches won’t support this man but will beg him to cover your team/kids .

Mass exodus over at United . That’s 3 players in a span of a few weeks .

Im not impressed by Madison , their not a bad team but its more of Orangefield playing poorly !!!!!

Congrats Orangefield !!!!

West Brook vs Leander Glenn @ Waller High School @ 7:00pm

BU vs. SA Veterans Memorial,Tuesday, 7:00 p.m. @ Columbus High School in Columbus, Texas.

Being there was worse he argued every play

The game will most likely be in the cypress or waller, berry center or waller hs

West Brook vs Leander Glenn

Birdville beat Denton 50-49 on a 3 pointer!!!! This has been a crazy night!!!