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Gamble Classic PA Memorial Pool A Pool B PA Memorial Central Aldine Eisenhower LaMarque Milburn Academy Forest Brook Kashmere Fri Dec. 28th 9am PA Memorial vs. Milburn 10:30am Central vs. LaMarque Noon Forest Brook vs. Kashmere 1:30pm Milburn vs. Eisenhower 4:30pm LaMarque vs. Kashmere 6pm Central vs. Forest Brook 7:30pm PA Memorial vs. Aldine Eisenhower Sat Dec. 29th Game 1: 9am A2 vs. B3 Game 2: 10:30am B2 vs. A3 Game 3: Noon A1 vs. B4 Game 4: 1:30pm B1 vs. Game 1 winner Game 5: 3pm Game 2 winner vs. Game 3 winner Game 6: 4:30pm Game 1 loser vs. Game 4 loser Game 7: 6pm Game 2 loser vs. Game 3 loser Game 8: 7:30pm Champ: Game 4 winner vs. Game 5 winner

Gulf Coast Classic..........Barbers Hill Played At 3 gyms (Auxiliary, Competition, Field House) Thurs., Dec. 27 Game 1: 10:30 am Coldspring vs. Huffman (Aux) Game 2: 10:30 am WO-S vs. Spring Dekaney (Comp) Game 3: 1:30 pm Liberty Hill vs. Baytown Sterling (Aux) Game 4: 1:30 pm Nederland vs. Cleveland (Aux) Game 5: 4:30 pm LC-M vs. Montgomery (Comp) Game 6: 7:30 pm Barbers Hill vs. Splendora (FH) Game 7: 4:30 pm Dayton vs. Game 1 winner (Aux) Fri., Dec. 28 Game 8: 9:30 am Game 3 winner vs. Game 5 winner (FH) Game 9: 12:30 pm Game 2 winner vs. Game 4 winner (Comp) Game 10: 12:30 pm Game 2 loser vs. Game 4 loser (Aux) Game 11: 3:30 pm Game 1 loser vs. Game 5 loser (Aux) Game 12: 3:30 pm Game 3 loser vs. Game 7 loser (Comp) Game 13: 3:30 pm Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner (FH) Game 14: 5 pm Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 winner (FH) Game 15: 6:30 pm Game 6 loser vs. Game 10 winner (Comp) Game 16: 6:30 pm Game 11 winner vs. Game 12 winner (Aux) Sat., Dec. 29 Game 17: 9 am Game 14 loser vs. Game 8 loser (FH) Game 18: Noon Consolation: Game 15 winner vs. Game 16 winner (FH) Game 19: 1:30 pm Game 13 loser vs. Game 9 loser (Comp) Game 20: 4:30 pm Game 12 loser vs. Game 10 loser (Comp) Game 21: 4:30 pm 3rd Place: Game 17 winner vs. Game 19 winner (FH) Game 22: 6 pm Game 11 loser vs. Game 15 loser (Comp) Game 23: 7:30 pm Champ: Game 14 winner vs. Game 13 winner (FH)

Bridge City Tournment Pool A Pool B Liberty Shepherd Buna Vidor Orangefield Bridge City Thur. Dec. 27th 9AM...Buna vs. Orangefield 10:30 Bridge City vs. Shepherd 12:00 Liberty vs. Buna 1:30 Vidor vs. Shepherd 3:00 Orangefield vs. Liberty 4:30 Bridge City vs. Vidor Friday Dec. 28th 9AM 5th Place 10:30 3rd place/4th place 12:00 Championship

East Chambers Tournment Pool Play will be all day on Thursday. We will use both the High School and Junior High gyms for Pool Play. Bracket Play will begin on Friday morning and continue and through Saturday. Pool A EC HF Commerce Pool B Needville Hull-Daisetta Jasper Pool C HJ Big Sandy Brazos Pool D Hitchcock Sunrise Christian Academy(Private School from Kansas) Lumberton Thursday (Session #1) Game D1: 9:00 a.m. (JH) Hardin-Jefferson v. Big Sandy Game C1: 9:00 a.m. (HS) Lumberton v. Hitchcock Game B1: 10:30 a.m. (JH) Hull-Daisetta v. Jasper Game A1: 10:30 a.m. (HS) East Chambers v. Hamshire-Fannett (Session #2) Game D2: 1:30 p.m. (HS) Hitchcock v. Sunrise Christian Game C2: 1:30 p.m. (JH) Big Sandy v. Brazos Game B2: 3:00 p.m. (HS) Jasper v. Needville Game A2: 3:00 p.m. (JH) Commerce v. Hamshire-Fannett (Session #3) Game D3: 6:00 p.m. (JH) Sunrise Christian v. Lumberton Game C3: 6:00 p.m. (HS) Brazos v. Hardin-Jefferson Game B3: 7:30 p.m. (JH) Needville v. Hull-Daisetta Game A3: 7:30 p.m. (HS) East Chambers v. Commerce Fri., Dec. 28 Game 1: 9 am A2 vs. B3 Game 2: 10:30am B2 vs. A3 Game 3: Noon C2 vs. D3 Game 4: 1:30pm D2 vs. C3 Game 5: 3 pm D1 vs. Game 1 winner Game 6: 4:30pm C1 vs. Game 2 winner Game 7: 6pm B1 vs. Game 3 winner Game 8: 7:30pm A1 vs. Game 4 winner Sat., Dec. 29 Game 9: 9 am Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser (JH) Game 10: 10:30 Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 loser (JH) Game 11: 9 am Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 winner (HS) Game 12: 10:30 Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner (HS) Game 13: Noon Game 7 loser vs. Game 8 loser (HS) Game 14: 1:30p Game 5 loser vs. Game 6 loser (HS) Game 15: 3 pm Consolation: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner (HS) Game 16: 4:30p 3rd Place: Game 11 loser vs. Game 12 loser Game 17: 6 pm Champ: Game 11 winner vs. Game 12 winner

SPURGER HOLIDAY CLASSIC Dec. 27-29 Boys Tournament Brackets Thursday First Game: West Hardin Vs. Warren 10:30 am Second Game: Jasper JV Vs. Logansport 1:30 pm Third Game: Brookeland Vs. Deweyville 4:30 pm Fourth Game: Spurger Vs. High Island 7:30 pm Friday First Game: Loser Spurger/High Island Vs. Loser Brookeland/Deweyville 10:30 am Second Game: Loser West Hardin/Warren Vs. Winner Jasper JV/Logansport 1:30 pm Third Game: Winner West Hardin/Warren Vs. Winner Jasper JV/Logansport 4:30 pm Fourth Game: Loser of First Game Vs. Loser of Second Game 5:30 pm (old gym) Fifth Game: Winner Spurger/High Island Vs. Winner Brookeland/Deweyville 7:30 pm Saturday First Game: Winner of First Game (on friday) Vs. Winner of Second Game (on Friday) 11:30 am Second Game: Loser of Third Game (on Friday) Vs. Loser of Fifth Game (on Friday) 2:30 pm Championship Game: Winner of Third Game (on Friday) Vs. Winner of Fifth Game (on Friday) 5:30 pm

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Area basketball teams hit the court for tournament action By Cody Pastorella The Port Arthur News Area high school basketball teams will be spread out and very busy this weekend with tournament play. Nederland, West Orange-Stark and Little Cypress-Mauriceville boys travel to Barber’s Hill for the Gulf Coast Classic, while Memorial, Port Neches-Groves and Nederland girls will all play in the Lady Eagles Tournament, which is also in Barber’s Hill. Also starting today is the Bridge City Tournament where local teams such as Vidor and Orangefield will join Bridge City in a six-team bracket. Bridge City’s tournament will start with pool play today and then go into a regular bracket format on Friday. Orangefield and Buna will meet at 9 a.m. today. The Cardinals will host Shepherd at 10:30 a.m. and Vidor will play Shepherd at 1:30 p.m. Later in the afternoon, Orangefield will meet Liberty at 3 p.m. and Vidor and Bridge City will square off at 4:30. Friday’s action will start at 9 a.m. with the championship game slated to start at 12 p.m. In the Gulf Coast Classic, Nederland (9-7 overall and 1-1 in District 22-4A) will take on Cleveland at 1:30 p.m today in the Auxiliary Gym. There are 14 teams in the tournament. WO-S is set to play Spring Dekaney at 10:30 a.m. in the Competition Gym and LC-M (12-4 overall and 1-1 in District 22-4A) will meet Montgomery at 4:30 p.m. in the Competition Gym. Regardless if the Bulldogs win or lose today, they are slated to play at 12:30 p.m. Friday. They will either play WO-S or Spring Dekaney in either the Competition or Auxiliary Gymnasiums. If the Bulldogs win today, they will in the Competition Gym and if they lose, they will play in the Auxiliary Gym. Nederland head coach Brian English said the tournament looks evenly matched and doesn’t seem to have any teams that should run away with the competition. “Whoever gets over Christmas Dinner the fastest will be in the best shape,†English said. We’re (for the season) about where we thought we would be. I felt pretty good about our last game-and-a-half or so but I think we are playing pretty well right now.†The Gulf Coast Classic will continue through Saturday. The girls, meanwhile, will start at 9 a.m. today when Spring plays LaMarque and Mayde Creek meets Baytown Sterling. There are a total of 16 teams, including area squads such as LC-M, Vidor, Lumberton, PN-G, Nederland, West Brook and Memorial. Nederland (8-10 overall and 1-3 in District 22-4A) will square off with West Brook at noon today while PN-G (7-10 overall and 2-2 in District 22-4A) plays Huffman at 6 p.m. The Lady Titans (10-5 overall and 2-0 in District 21-5A) also play at 6 p.m. when they matchup with Crosby. Scores and pairings from all the tournaments will be posted throughout the weekend. Read

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Eddie Sutton to coach San Francisco Sutton to replace Evans as San Francisco's coach for rest of season ESPN.com news services Updated: December 26, 2007, 5:48 PM ET Eddie Sutton is going to get another shot at his 800th victory. The former Oklahoma State coach will come out of retirement to coach San Francisco for the remainder of the season in an attempt to win his 800th game. Sutton's return was first reported by CBS Sports.com Current Dons coach Jessie Evans will announce his resignation as coach later Wednesday, The Associated Press is reporting. ESPN.com was told that Evans was informed Wednesday morning he could either resign or would be terminated with cause by the end of the day. But a source close to Evans said the coach wasn't given a reason for being ousted. Sutton's 798 wins at Oklahoma State, Arkansas, Kentucky and Creighton are the fifth-highest total for any men's NCAA Division I basketball coach. When his victories at Tulsa Central High School and the College of Southern Idaho are included, he won exactly 1,000 games before retiring from coaching in May 2006. Sutton pleaded no contest to misdemeanor aggravated drunken driving and two other charges following a February 2006 car accident that prematurely ended his time on the sidelines. San Francisco has lost five of its last six games in addition to the NCAA suspension of one of its international players. Evans is in his fourth season at USF, which is 4-8 this year. He was hired from Louisiana-Lafayette in April 2004 to replace fired coach Phil Mathews. This month, the NCAA suspended Dons senior forward Vince Polakovic for 24 games stemming from his participation with a German national team in 2004. The school said at the time that several members from the German national team received stipends deemed by the NCAA "above actual and necessary expenses." San Francisco contended that Polakovic wasn't among those players who received payments and said it would appeal the suspension. Evans coached on Lute Olson's staff at Arizona from 1988-97 and also worked as an assistant at Minnesota, Texas, Wyoming, and San Diego State before joining the Arizona staff. He helped lead the Wildcats to a 25-9 record and a national title in his ninth and final season with Arizona. Former Purdue coach Gene Keady, who interviewed for the San Francisco job twice while he was still the head coach of the Boilermakers, said Wednesday he hasn't talked to Sutton about the job. Keady interviewed at the time with Bill Hogan, the former USF athletic director who is now at Seattle University. "I know he misses coaching but I don't know why he'd want to do that," Keady told ESPN.com. "He doesn't like losing, and just wait until he tries to buy a house." Information from ESPN.com senior writer Andy Katz, ESPN Radio's Doug Gottlieb and The Associated Press was used in this report.

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Travis Thompson from PNG! 18 points against Ned 7 assists. 30 points agaisnt Lumberton 7 steals 5 assists!!! Adam Sanchez of bc...... 26 points 7 blocks Jasper 5 assist 8 or 9 rebounds Shannon Robinson of Silsbee 25 point HF 10 assist 4-5 rebound some steals 25 point WO-S 8 assist

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Alrigtht Rim what kind of info do you have on Lyon College?

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Cougars crash Barbers Hill party By Dave Rogers Published December 22, 2007 MONT BELVIEU — Finally, Justin Reese and his Crosby Cougar basketball team have some payoff for all the hard work. The Cougars came out firing Friday night and hung tough at the end to take a 56-50 win over Barbers Hill in a District 21-4A showdown played before a rowdy crowd at Barbers Hill’s Fieldhouse. “I thought it was important for us to come out and play well early to get our confidence up,†said Reese, the first-year head coach at Crosby. “We’ve played well lately, but it hasn’t translated to the win column.†Friday’s win, fueled by Kendrae Carter’s 18 points and 17 by B.J. Jacobs, upped Crosby’s record to 5-10 for the season, 1-1 in district. Barbers Hill fell to 10-5, 1-1, despite a team-high 17 points from Ian Hamlin. Both teams are off until next Thursday, when they open play in the Gulf Coast Classic tournament at Barbers Hill. For the Eagles and their coach Nathan Toon, that’s a long time to think about Friday’s game. “I never felt good in this game,†he admitted when it was over. “I never felt our intensity on defense was where we needed it to be. “We pride ourselves on playing good defense, but we were far from it tonight. We weren’t ready to play.†t was over. “I never felt our intensity on defense was where we needed it to be. “We pride ourselves on playing good defense, but we were far from it tonight. We weren’t ready to play.†Crosby jumped out to a 22-14 lead after the first quarter, thanks to 11 points from Carter, who led a wild 3-point shooting display in the first eight minutes with three treys. Cougar players were 6 for 6 on 3-pointers in the period, with M.J. Mathis, Elijah Chambers and Jacobs getting into the act. Barbers Hill answered with three 3-pointers, two by Colby Henscley, and was 3 for 6 beyond the arc in the opening period. But Crosby’s Carter was whistled for back-to-back offensive fouls early in the second period and spent the final six minutes of the half on the bench. Overall, Crosby was whistled for 22 fouls in the game, compared to 14 for the homestanding Eagles. Barbers Hill was in the bonus for the final 11 minutes of the game due to excess fouls called against the Cougars. Without Carter to contend with, the Eagles closed the gap on the Cougars to four, 32-28, at the half and two points, 39-37, after three quarters. Reese was thankful for the contribution of Jacobs and his mates. Matt Guillory finished with eight points and Mathis with six for the Cougars. “B.J. Jacobs had some big shots for us,†said the Crosby coach. Barbers Hill actually grabbed its first lead at 37-36 with 20 seconds left in the third period on Richard Minnick’s cut through the lane and Henscey’s feed. But Jacobs answered with a 3-pointer for the Cougars to end the period. Barbers Hill took a 48-47 lead with 2:14 remaining on another layup by Minnick. Jacobs again had the counter, hitting a jumper from 12 feet. The Cougars managed to hang onto the lead the remainder of the way, thanks to some free throw shooting of their own. They hit 5 of 7 down the stretch. Barbers Hill's junior varsity scored a 48-40 win over Crosby in the undercard. Mitchell Hooper and Austin Crawley each had 14 points for the Eagles while Chris Godfrey led the Crosby JV with 19 points.

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Big 12 reprimands Tech's Knight for comment on officiating LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Texas Tech coach Bob Knight was reprimanded by the Big 12 for comments he made about officiating after a loss to New Mexico earlier this month. The reprimand, issued Monday, resulted from Knight's arguing about Lobos freshman Dairese Gary's one-handed 47-footer at the halftime buzzer in New Mexico's 80-63 victory Dec. 15. Knight didn't think Gary released the shot in time. "I thought it was a horrendous call," Knight said after the game. Knight's comment violated the Big 12's sportsmanship code, which prohibits public comments about officiating, the conference said in a statement. Knight and his spokesman couldn't immediately be reached Wednesday. The Big 12 reviews officials' performances, including the accuracy of judgment calls, and coaches are given the opportunity to provide input, the Big 12 said. The season-long evaluation determines whether officials get future assignments in the conference. New Mexico's win was the second for Lobos coach Steve Alford against Knight, his coach at Indiana.

Big 12 reprimands Tech's Knight for comment on officiating LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Texas Tech coach Bob Knight was reprimanded by the Big 12 for comments he made about officiating after a loss to New Mexico earlier this month. The reprimand, issued Monday, resulted from Knight's arguing about Lobos freshman Dairese Gary's one-handed 47-footer at the halftime buzzer in New Mexico's 80-63 victory Dec. 15. Knight didn't think Gary released the shot in time. "I thought it was a horrendous call," Knight said after the game. Knight's comment violated the Big 12's sportsmanship code, which prohibits public comments about officiating, the conference said in a statement. Knight and his spokesman couldn't immediately be reached Wednesday. The Big 12 reviews officials' performances, including the accuracy of judgment calls, and coaches are given the opportunity to provide input, the Big 12 said. The season-long evaluation determines whether officials get future assignments in the conference. New Mexico's win was the second for Lobos coach Steve Alford against Knight, his coach at Indiana.

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8) Wish this game would hurry and get here!