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This book is a great read...I really enjoyed the memories... Thank You Mike T. for doing this... Y'all go get you a copy...

Panther Mile: Chasing Perfection BY: Michael Thomas (Player on the Team)   Panther Mile is a story about a group of young men, who through the game of basketball, would become state champions. This story gives the reader an inside look at how the foundation was laid at Clifton J. Ozen High School. It also highlights the personal sacrifice that each individual player and coach had to endure during that time. This story gives young people hope that anything is possible through hard-work and dedication.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Amazon Link: This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up

BU in the Top 5... 
They became the 3rd undefeated team in Beaumont History
Beaumont High 1925 (25-0)
Beaumont Ozen 2001 (36-0)
Beaumont United 2021 (31-0)
If they can go back to back they will have a chance to become the Best ever...
I don't think people realize how good those Hebert Teams were...
 

Yates by 13

So like I" said from the start this year Bush is the best player in SETX. Right ???

In my opinion he is a top 10 to 15 player all time in South East Texas History... These numbers are crazy...
 
 

Just my opinion....There have been a lot of great players in Silsbee. Bush is the best I have ever seen. 

I hear everybody say hire someone for the outside...
1. Rison-  Outside guy (losing record)
2. McGee-  Outside guy (losing record)
3. Suggs-  Outside guy (losing record)
Experience is overrated...Hire someone who has great work ethic. Too many of these coaches come in and don't spend anytime with their 9th grade teams...You must build for the future...
 
 
 

I hear everybody say hire someone for the outside...
1. Rison-  Outside guy (losing record)
2. McGee-  Outside guy (losing record)
3. Suggs-  Outside guy (losing record)
Experience is overrated...Hire someone who has great work ethic. Too many of these coaches come in and don't spend anytime with their 9th grade teams...You must build for the future...
 
 
 

I hear everybody say hire someone for the outside...
1. Rison-  Outside guy (losing record)
2. McGee-  Outside guy (losing record)
3. Suggs-  Outside guy (losing record)
Experience is overrated...Hire someone who has great work ethic. Too many of these coaches come in and don't spend anytime with their 9th grade teams...You must build for the future...
 
 
 

I hear everybody say hire someone for the outside...
1. Rison-  Outside guy (losing record)
2. McGee-  Outside guy (losing record)
3. Suggs-  Outside guy (losing record)
Experience is overrated...Hire someone who has great work ethic. Too many of these coaches come in and don't spend anytime with their 9th grade teams...You must build for the future...
 
 
 

The games at Ozen tonight have been cancelled due to weather. The Ozen league will start next Thursday. Silsbee league starts next Tuesday unless we all float away! lol

Yes sirr, I remember Jermain, cat could shoot that ball !!!!

You fools was just telling me how good Purdue was the other day lol smh 

Setx championships:
Buna 7
P.A. Lincoln 7
 Beaumont 7
H.J. 3
kountze 3
Just naming a few...so get off of this forum disrespecting the zone Catipal of the world...you sound foolish...
I'm probably missing 10 more championships...

A good man defense is played like a zone and a good zone defense is played like a man...
Duke, TXAM, Louisville, Syracuse, Texas, North Carolina, to name a few...do I need to go on...
 
You sound like a  trump supporters " Lets make America great again"...lol
 

MacArthur was 1985/86. Don't know if he played in the game but was nominated as a McDonald's All American. He was a USA Today 2nd team all American as well. 

Oldschool2 I know you know a lot about the game but if you choose to play man against a team that has 10 players better than your best one you are in big trouble which is easily the case against most teams in Silsbee's district. There is a HUGE difference in knowing how to play man and having the personell to do it effectively. A matchup zone can cover up some weaknesses. 

Silsbee only lost by 3 if they would have won then they would be criticized for being lucky as opposed to just winning the game like I said before you can hate how they play all day they fought back and gave themselves a chance to win but just couldn't get over the hump somebody gotta win somebody gotta lose we just couldn't get it done.

Steph Curry, Damian Lillard, Paul Milslap, Scottie Pippen and many more played at a small schools...
The NBA may be 30% small school players...so these rankings and these so call experts been wrong a lot...
 

Bingo...

"Had to play zone"
Thats absolutely false, sir.  And a little bit absurd.. Inability to break pressure is what got most of the teams "ran out of the gym".  But as far as the defense they play in the half court...playing strictly zone is an indicator that you don't actually know how to play defense.  Man defense is actually 5 people against the ball...as apposed to "I got my man" crap that these kids learn in little dribblers.

But I'm crazy for saying this game falls on the coach

Rephrase..1st halfway decent man defense they've seen all year.  Only reason I say that is because they were doing what teams that don't know man offense do.  No screens (on or away from the ball), no cuts (basket cuts or backdoor cuts), no movement whatsoever.  Just try to penetrate, and if someone slides into help position either throw up a circus shot or kick it to someone standing completely motionless on the perimeter...then let them try.
If they've seen more man..maybe take some time scoring in your man offense.  Because what I saw was a team that can't score unless it's by scoring off of a turnover.

Pretty cool story on the 1991 State Champs Hardin Jefferson.  All 5 starters have doctorate degrees.  That's pretty impressive.