Matthew328

Just now, Matthew328 said:

I admire Silsbee so much, they never packed it in and never turned on each other and at one point cut the lead to 12...

it was a pleasure being behind their bench and listening to Coach Sigler as well...what a legend

I admire Silsbee so much, they never packed it in and never turned on each other and at one point cut the lead to 12...

Just now, rupert3 said:

I beleive that the money backers at FF don't even have kids playin BB there.

they dont

2 minutes ago, Kountzer said:

Who was the genius that came up with the idea of creating an uneven playing field by allowing one team to recruit over a broad area of talent while restricting all the other teams to stringent recruiting rules. Then call it fair sportsman ‘ship?

the state govt in 1995

Not that it would matter a ton but Silsbee's 4/11 on FTs doesnt help the scoreline

8 minutes ago, Mballler#1 said:

Is the game not broadcast on nfhs

should be

1 minute ago, BADSANTA said:

A joke to be in 4A. You know what I meant. 

Sadly this is what happens when the state govt pushed charter schools in the first place and forced them to be part of the UIL if they desired

FF's length is obviously an issue but their guards are big and strong they are aggresively bodying the freshman PG and making him very uncomfortable

6 hours ago, Rez Ipsa said:

This is huge. The difference in Crosby when he was there was immediate and obvious. Dayton is going to take a massive step forward and make that district a lot more interesting. 

One question: Lake Worth was 10-3 the season before he showed up, with a 6-5 (first round playoff exit) in his one season there. Obviously, a season is just one season, but that’s a significant step back from the year earlier. Any thought or inside info on that year? Graduated a lot of talent? Totally new system? 

A few things from Lake Worth

1) their top returning player who was the district MVP transferred out during the summer (was ruled ineligible and didnt play his senior year)

2) Prieto was hired the Friday before Memorial Day, tough to really implement things getting hired that late

1 hour ago, TradenupBH said:

They need to look up north at SOC, DVille, and DeSoto. All these powerhouse 6A’s recruit, nothing new. Sounds like they cherry picking

When a DM of a North Shore coach to a kid is posted the UIL has to look into it...doesn't matter the school

I'll be shocked if anything more than a reprimand and probation is given to North Shore as a program...the Coach in question resigned before being let go...my guess is he'll get a suspension from coaching in the UIL

13 hours ago, navydawg31 said:

Is it the East Texas guy? 

No its not

Tuesday night 

And say good bye to Angleton

Let's welcome Lufkin into 9-5A D1

41 minutes ago, PlayActionPass said:

Hearing a guy on the line between bEAST Texas and SETX is in the mix, but it could just be a rumor.

heard that and maybe a guy from out west 

15 hours ago, coach87 said:

Do you have a list of the finalists or how many there are? Has anyone requested the applicant list? Open record. 

I know of at least one finalist...its been pretty quiet so far

Heard the finalists are coming in next week for the final interview 

Sounds like calls for interviews have gone out and the interviews are starting this week 

We'll go live from the Birdville FAAC at 8:45am

youtube.com/@DaveCampbellsTF

On 1/30/2024 at 7:35 AM, Austin1985 said:

2 questions:

Are there local areas where the coaches meet up to set schedules and?

Are these areas open to the public?

1) yes there are areas statewide where the coaches meet

2) no, media and coaches/admins only

We will have a broadcast on DCTF on Thur AM 

2 minutes ago, Rez Ipsa said:

I understood Separation Scientist as referring to Nederland’s administration needing changes, not the statewide bodies. 

Ahh ok I wasn't sure because the last part of purpleeagle's post was more regarding the UIL etc

The problem w/UIL rules now and why things are a lot more murky IMO is when the state of TX basically opened the door for open enrollment...when they granted charter schools and forced the UIL to take them it basically gave the green light to ISDs to start admitting kids who didnt live in their attendance zones...

UIL cant mandate a kid who doesnt live in an open enrollment ISD be ineligible for 4 years...they'd lose that court case quick, fast and in a hurry...hence the 365 rule "establishing residency"