OldSkool97

I saw it for the first time the other night and they did a good job! Pretty interesting show to watch!

[quote name="eagle65" post="800569" timestamp="1273635214"] dayton, crosby, gcm, lee.  bh sophs will not make a difference. [/quote] If BH sophs are as good as some have said, they should be a force to wreckin with from either this season on (till they graduate) or the following season. Should be pretty interesting!!!!

Looks Solid!!!

can someone post some pics for us who cant go by and see it ourselves?

Going to be a tough one for the Hornets!

[quote name="badndn" post="799017" timestamp="1273248297"] East Texas by far!!! When was the last time a SETX team won a state title? Very few have even played in one in the last 10 years. Longview Sulphur Springs Kilgore Carthage Gilmer Just to name a few who have stedily put a beatin' on SETX in the playoffs! This was an easy one. [/quote] Great Post! You could also include Tatum in there as well.

Score?

[quote name="scooter!" post="793804" timestamp="1271993579"] It sucked the first 2 picks of the draft was from God-awful oklahoma  ;D [/quote] The second pick was Suh. But 3 of the first 4 picks came from Blow U

Im pulling for the Cavs

[quote name="canecutter" post="791502" timestamp="1271486957"] [quote author=badndn link=topic=68640.msg790514#msg790514 date=1271337051] Think back 15-20 years ago before 7 on 7... How many texas QB's, WR's and DB's were at bigtime NCAA schools and making a difference?  Texas was known for it's RB's and linemen. Now answer that question today! Texas has become the new breeding grounds for QB's, wideouts and DB's. Last few years... Vince Young Colt McCoy Jevan Snead Case Keenum Kevin Kolb Drew Tate Chase Daniels Ryan Mallett Matthew Stafford Reising (Kansas) Griffin (Baylor) Graham Harrell Taylor Potts With a host of young guns all over the country right now ready to make their mark like Gilbert, Sheppard and Green. It has to stay. Texas football is light years ahead of where it was because of it. [/quote] Dont forget Greg McElroy, who went undefeated this year and beat the longhorns for the bcs title... roll tide  ;D [/quote] Also Andrew Luck at Stanford

J.C.? Is that junior college? Most JUCO's share fields with their local high school. Cisco, Tyler, Trinity Valley, Kilgore, and Navarro all share. Blinn shares on occasion with Bryan High School but plays most of their home games at their own stadium. Like you said though "Very Nice for a high school".

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[Hidden Content],231951 Above is a link of Bob Huggins consoling a player. Alot of coaches wouldnt go to this extereme for a player. Alot of players get lucky if the coach even comes over and checks on him. Just shows what kind of guy he is.

The Butler game was the best game of the night! The Duke game was good for a little while. Im goin for Duke over Butler in the Finals!

Heck of a game.  This in my opinion has been one of the best tournaments in years...Plenty of upsets and close games. Doesnt really get much better than this!!!

1A-DI Semifinals Gruver  [b] Bronte[/b]                         Cayuga Spurger  [b]Cayuga[/b] 1A-DII Semifinals Grady [b]Leggett[/b]                         Leggett Slocum  [b]Nazareth[/b] 2A Semifinals [b]New Waverly [/b]  Idalou                       NW [b]Ponder  [/b] Hallettsvills  3A Semifinals Silsbee  [b]Dallas Madison[/b]                               Dallas Madison [b]Lubbock Estacado [/b]    Staford 4A Semifinals [b] Lancaster [/b]  Lake Travis                         Yates [b]Yates  [/b] The Colony 5A Semifinals [b]SA Wagner[/b]  Garland Lakeview                         Bush [b]FB Bush  [/b] FM Marcus

Alright Thanks

Congrats on the W!!

When will the nominees be posted?

Wasn't very smart on their part to erase or do away with the footage..Like Diamond-J said STUPID!!

LeBron James isn’t honoring the greatness of No. 23, but manipulating Michael Jordan’s marketing savvy. The changing of his jersey number as a nod to M.J.’s basketball career is a purely fictional cover story. It’s a tribute to Jordan all right, but more like a cynical ode to his business sense. James wants to grow his global brand and push product; flooding the market with a fresh jersey number does the job. LeBron James' No. 23 jersey has trailed Kobe Bryant's No. 24 in sales the past two seasons. Between now and then, James ought to spare us the fantasy that moving from No. 23 to No. 6 is about anyone or anything else. This is all about LeBron. When LeBron James should be most concerned with taking Kobe Bryant’s(notes) NBA title, he’s making a bid for his standing as the No. 1 seller of NBA jerseys. James watched Bryant make the switch from No. 8 to No. 24 and how it moved him to the top of the list. For the past two seasons, James has finished second to Bryant. No more, James decided. Kobe gave him the blueprint for selling out stock, and now LeBron’s embraced it. Looking back, Bryant never tried to turn his jersey change into some magnanimous gesture. He switched numbers, and that was that. He wanted to sell jerseys, and he did. He never pretended it was a genuflection to anything but commerce. Somehow, James has boxed himself with this ridiculous story about how no one should ever wear No. 23, and he’s the first to give it up and maybe everyone else should follow him. This was met with a roll of the eyes, with everyone asking: Wait, you’re giving up No. 23 to take … No. 6? What about Bill Russell and his 11 NBA championships? Jordan, the greatest ever, cleared a path for the worldly basketball star. But Russell was a black star in turbulent Boston in the 1960s. He anchored the greatest dynasty in the sport’s history, and they’ll remember him as the most dominant defensive player to ever live. In the end, James and everyone else understand this has nothing to do with Jordan or Russell, with No. 23 or No. 6. This is business, and he’s insulting everyone’s intelligence suggesting it’s something else. The idea that James is honoring Jordan is, well, pure mythology. In a lot of ways, LeBron’s working to distance himself from him. Truth be told, they are rivals far more than confidants. With different lines of shoes, they are competing for power within Nike. They’ll be competing in the Eastern Conference, where the Charlotte Bobcats have beaten the Cavaliers two of three times this season and could be an opening-round opponent. They’ll be competing in collective bargaining talks, owner versus player. They’ve never been close, although Jordan has never been overly generous with the next generation of NBA icons. He’ll show those players within the Jordan Brand some attention, but his interaction with LeBron and Kobe mostly stems from professional courtesy. Jordan is still protective of his legacy as the greatest player ever, and he’s never been terribly motivated to lend a hand in the overtaking of that. Around the time James started with his bit about retiring Jordan’s number, Jordan sat with Pat Riley in Miami for a Cavs-Heat game in November. It didn’t go unnoticed to those sitting around them how often James would peer over, searching for some kind of approval from Jordan. He’d make a play and glance over – and it was probably no accident that Jordan offered little to no response. After all, Jordan was there to promote Dwyane Wade(notes) as an endorser to his line of shoes, so James was treated as afterthought. “He’s always looked for that approval from Michael,” one Jordan associate says, “and I don’t know that he’s ever really gotten it – or ever will.” So James filed paperwork with the NBA prior to the Wednesday deadline, and should he stay with the Cavaliers he’ll wear his Olympic team No. 6 next season. Should he leave, he can wear whatever he wants. Between now and then, no one else will care much about how many jerseys he sells, about how far he surpasses Bryant on the NBA’s list in 2011. For all his fascination with global branding, with empire building, peddling jerseys doesn’t move LeBron closer to Jordan and Bryant and Russell. Only championships do. This time, the Cavs have delivered James the supporting cast to do it. No more excuses. James comes armed for the Lakers now. He comes with his legacy on the line, measured in one indisputable and defining way: Before he beats him in the NBA Store, LeBron James needs to beat Kobe Bryant in the NBA Finals.

How does this work? Do the schools send their top players? Random selection? Fill me in. Sounds interesting!!

Interesting work...Good Job!

[quote name="ECBucFan" post="766157" timestamp="1267114156"] [quote author=alice link=topic=66547.msg766131#msg766131 date=1267112179] I wonder why anyone would want to coach these days. [/quote] Love of the game.   8) [/quote] Agree!!

United States loses to Canada in the Gold Medal Game