Hardin-Jefferson vs Navasota

[bullets13]

both good, Hawks lead down to 3.

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Sounds like HJ got bailed out there.  Bosha to the line for 2.  Navasota timeout.  Hawks up 54-51.

[FanintheStands]

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I like HJ in this contest based on what I saw last fri. night. One thing that puzzles me with regards to HJ is how they can be so good considering how bad they are from the foul line. It will be harder to put away good teams if they don't improve in this area in a hurry. You can forget about them winning a close game in the later rounds if they continue to shoot their free throws so poorly. I know it was just one game but based on the one game I saw, Johnson is the key for HJ. Everyone knows about Prudhomme is the best player on that team but Johnson is the "Robin" to Prudhomme's "Batman". IMO
[/quote]HJ needs to improve free throws?  Where in the world do you get that from?

No, actually, you are preaching to the choir, Indian!  This has been their Achilles Heel for years.  Sutherland has them practicing free throws all the time, but for some reason, that is still a problem.  It is sporatic, though.  First Silsbee game, they shot 35% from the line.  2nd game, HJ made like 28 of their last 30!

As for your whole analysis, you are rather spot-on.
[/quote]Agreed.
[/quote]Indian is fixing to be proven right or wrong.  HJ is tied at 52 and then hit 4 straight free throws with 3 minutes left.
[/quote]Indian, I am very happy to say that you are wrong....... [b]at least for tonight[/b].

HJ was extremely clutch at the free throw line in the 4th, when they were clinging to their slim lead.