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Ever since Gonzaga switched up their lineup to their big lineup they ve been on a tear…. Gonzaga was the only team I questioned when it came to giving problems for UH… as far as the Midwest bracket it’s Houston’s to lose….IMO Gonzaga was the only real hurdle.

I think the Gonzaga player traveled when he stumbled before the block, but I keep forgetting they don’t call traveling anymore.

Area Round Girls: 4A Girls Division 1 #13 Vidor vs Sealy TBA #6 Lumberton vs Brookeshire Royal, Ray Maddry Stadium, Channelview Tues 5pm 4A Girls Division 2 Hardin Jefferson vs New Waverly, Bronco Stadium, Dayton Tues 5:30pm Hamshire-Fannett vs Bellville, College Park HS, Woodlands Tues 5:30pm 5A Girls Division 2 Port Neches Groves vs Lake Creek, Galena Park ISD, Galena Park Tues 5:30pm Barbers Hill vs Montgomery, Tomball ISD, Tomball Tues 5pm Area Round Boys: 4A Boys Division 1 #16 Lumberton vs Sealy, Sealy HS, Sealy Tues 6pm Bridge City vs Navasota, Abe Martin Stadium, Lufkin Tues 7pm 4A Boys Division 2 East Chambers vs #9 Brookshire Royal, TBA Tues Liberty vs Harmony Innovation Prep , TBA Tues 5A Boys Division 2 Port Neches Groves vs Lake Creek, Galena Park ISD, Galena Park Tues 7pm Port Arthur Memorial vs#25 Kingwood Park TBA Tues

Offense Ty Bryson QB Hamshire-Fannett Defense Tayvion Hunter DE Woodville Congrats to these two great players. Well deserved

Only thing I could see Coogs doing wrong was getting anxious the last 3 or so minutes of each half and taking hurry up bad shots. Sure can't do that against Perdue. IMO

Correct. But my point is that Wade was going to be at NC State. What X account had this pic?

The NC State agreement was there since before the NCAA Tournament started, he couldn't sign anything until McNeese season was over, he literally signed his contract minutes after he talked to his players in the locker room after the Purdue loss. McNeese btw started its coaching search before they were even eliminated. 🤷🏾‍♂️ As far as UT goes it's now apparent UT always had it's man in Sean Miller for a long time.

Duke showing why they’re a #1 seed. Baylor had no answer for Proctor.

Why have the ncaa basketball officials gotten so bad. They don’t call traveling, carrying the ball, 3 seconds in the lane, and obvious offensive charges any more. I understand that Duke is the obvious better team than Baylor, but 19 FT’s to 2 in the 1st half is ridiculous. The flagrant on Baylor I understand but why was the obvious intentional elbow by Flagg in the 1st half not flagrant I have now seen at least 3 games where the officials did everything in their power to try and allow the better seed to win

Nope. And private schools will increase tuition next year as well to make more money. The main purpose of this is to give the wealthy a rebate, nothing more.

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Houston hanging tough… this is what 6 straight years in the sweet 16

He was unbelievable!

🤣🤣🤣 Accuse? Where do you come up with your rationale? Feel free to show any comment where anyone on this forum defends a child being molested.

Aggies Aggied hard

The way schools are funded are as follows (2022/2023 numbers): About 95% of the money comes from 3 pots: $29B - Local property tax revenue, which is determined the value of properties in a district and a tax rate set by each school board. $23.1B - State funds that come from numerous state taxes, including Texas’ sales tax. $14.13B - Federal taxpayer funds, which largely help cover the costs of providing meals to kids and giving support to low-income children and students with disabilities. There's another $4B (roughly the other 5% that comes from miscellaneous local resources - not sure what that really is) Here's what I'm concerned about. If a local ISD loses too much funding due to voucher kids going to private schools, the government (pick which level) is going to come in and bail that school district out. Where does that money come from? You guessed it! US, the taxpayer! The net effect is that private "for profit" schools make more money, higher earners who already pay for private tuition get a large break in tuition and my tax liability gets increased to fund it. Meanwhile, the poor bastards that couldn't afford private tuition in the first place STILL can't afford it, and the saga continues. Make it make sense...