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That ref was in his feelings and was too big a part of this game!!! He needs to take two weeks off and then retire!!! 

OF - 62
Woodville - 41
Final

That was the game in a nutshell IMO. Kountze was allowed to be so much more physical on Orangefield’s ball handlers, and especially so with Ghost, reaching and hand checking all the way down the court, getting into his body, and grabbing and holding him on every inbounds play. Whereas Sells lived at the line down the stretch. Several weak calls in the second half and OF wasn’t getting that same whistle.

Orangefield 177
Kountze 17
Put that on your bulletin board Kittens. 

Fair assessment. I think Kountze pulls out the W in a close one. Either way I’m pulling for both teams come playoff time until they hopefully meet again.
 
Oh and if someone wanted to place a bet and wants to give  me Kountze +9 please reach out through private message 

On your 300th career WIN! 

Whitmire is an excellent coach from what I’ve witnessed from outside the lines. He seems to get kids to play far and beyond their capabilities.
Having watched Remi when he was in high school in various sports, he gave his all and then some. His work ethic and pursuit of excellence will carry him far. His future is extremely bright. 

Final playoff spots have to be played. In regards to seeding games (#1, 2, 3) there are multiple options.
First and most used option is play the game. Winner gets the higher seed.
Coaches can agree to simply flip a coin. This can be done two different ways. The winner of the flip gets the higher seed (1 over 2 etc.). Or the winner of the flip can choose the seed it prefers out of the two being flipped for.
The other option is one of the teams can concede the seed to the other. This has happened a few times when a coach thinks taking the lower seed is a better route for his team in the playoffs. 
Now there are some districts (not all) that require two teams tied for #1 seed to play the game. Other options are not available. I do not know if 22-3A is one of those districts.
 
I see Kountze and Orangefield playing but can see both agreeing to a coin flip.
One things for sure. If one coach wants to play and the other does not, then the coach that doesn't want to play has to concede the seed.

Seeding game will be huge… 1 seed won’t run into Hitchcock until the regional finals… 2 seed will see them in round 3

The one handed passes may put me in an early grave. 

Buna 55
Anahuac 40
Final

Shooting is often predicated on defense.  For instance, I would venture to guess most 19-4A teams have their worst shooting nights against Silsbee.  
 
And while I would agree that whichever team shoots it better will be a significant advantage, one number jumped out at me way beyond any other in the first meeting.  Orangefield simply cannot turn it over 28 times and expect to have a chance to win the game.  

Broke 1,000 career points last night against Kirbyville!

EC cut it off!!! 

Some halftime stats
FT
Kountze.   3/4
EC.    3/4
3 point
Kountze.   2/8
EC.   2/11
Rebounds
Kountze.   12
EC.    20
Turnovers
Kountze.    10
EC.     15
Fouls
Kountze.    6
EC.    7

!!:14/13/2/10/35
 
Buna comes back with a long rush of their own 70 yards by Jacob Johnson 


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Buna's Don Stanley still holds the all time state tournament record for most points scored in a game at 51.

They are the 4th seed

Looks like a basketball score lol

Anita's on Hwy 62

FYI. Many don’t know summer of 07’ I spent the summer in Spain w the woman’s national basketball team. One thing led to another and the next wave is enrolling in the fall. Romeo, Antonio and Giovanni, yes triplets.  💪🏼❤️🏀

FYI. Many don’t know summer of 07’ I spent the summer in Spain w the woman’s national basketball team. One thing led to another and the next wave is enrolling in the fall. Romeo, Antonio and Giovanni, yes triplets.  💪🏼❤️🏀

FYI. Many don’t know summer of 07’ I spent the summer in Spain w the woman’s national basketball team. One thing led to another and the next wave is enrolling in the fall. Romeo, Antonio and Giovanni, yes triplets.  💪🏼❤️🏀

FYI. Many don’t know summer of 07’ I spent the summer in Spain w the woman’s national basketball team. One thing led to another and the next wave is enrolling in the fall. Romeo, Antonio and Giovanni, yes triplets.  💪🏼❤️🏀

Ok, couple of months before I retired, on way way to work and heard Al Caldwell tell this story on KLVI.
Billy Bob was the greatest running back in the history of Texas A&M and College football.  He'd set virtually every record possible, and lead them to a National Championship.  With his college football over, he had decided he wanted to graduate with a degree, so he visited the Chancellor.  Chancellor said, Billy Bob, why the visit?  Billy Boy explained his desire for a degree.  Chancellor replied, Billy Bob, while you were a wizard at football, your performance in class was less than adequate.  I can't do it.  Word got around campus, and to the alumni to whom Billy Bob was was like a God.  The Chancellor was besieged with request and demands.  To Billy Bobs surprise, he was summoned to the Chancellors office.  Chancellor told him about the overwhelming support, and had reconsidered.  He said, Here's the deal.  Saturday, at noon, in the middle of Kyle field, I'll give you a one question quiz.  If you answer correctly, you'll get your degree and graduate.  Billy Bob was elated.
so Sat, at noon, the stage was set.  The stands were completely full, and the stadium speakers were hooked up to the microphones.  The Chancellor, after praising all in attendance said, ok Billy Bob, here's the question, and take your time, What is three times nine?  Billy Bob went deep in thot.  His brow was creased.  After a minute or so, sweat started flowing down his face.  The crowd, feeling empathy for him, started chanting in unison, Hey hey, what'd say, give him a Degree anyway, over and over.  Finally, the Chancellor ask for quiet, and told Billy Bob he needed his answer.  Billy Bob thot and thot as the murmurs from the crowd increased.  All of a sudden, Billy Boys face lit up and he said, I got it.  I got it.  You could've heard a pin drop.  Billy Boy shouted, The answer is 27.  Immediately the crowd of 102,000 students and alumni roared in unison, Give him another chance.  Give him another chance.