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[quote name="BLUEDOVE3" post="966000" timestamp="1297719052"] [quote author=whsalum link=topic=80192.msg965996#msg965996 date=1297718557] [quote author=BLUEDOVE3 link=topic=80192.msg965901#msg965901 date=1297709279] [quote author=whsalum link=topic=80192.msg965845#msg965845 date=1297701961] [quote author=Lt. Dangle link=topic=80192.msg965787#msg965787 date=1297692577] [quote author=whsalum link=topic=80192.msg965755#msg965755 date=1297660821] Did I miss something or did the UIL change the rules for transferring for athletic purposes?I know it happens but it really is a shame that kids would transfer from one public school to another because they didn't like the basketball coach. [/quote] That is the most circumvented rule in the entire UIL constitution!!!!! Everyone on here seems to blast officials for blowing calls every time their team loses, but you notice that the UIL never gets blasted for this one.... :o :o [/quote]The only reason most of these kids consider changing schools is the almighy "play at the next level" goal which is a pipe dream for probably 95% of these guys.When you let your kids do this they almost always become a a little fish in a big pond.Lt.Daigle most of the folks who come on here ,with the exception of a few old coaches, and blast the officials wouldn't know which end of the whistle to blow. [/quote]Actually, if you have a good skill you can play college ball somewhere ;) [/quote]Why the wink  Bluedove?? The "somewhere" is the key to the whole discussion.The kids that have a good skill are used to playing in front of pretty big crowds every Tuesday and Friday.They think by changing schools they will get the big time exposure and the D1 offers which is where the pipe dream comes in.You hear every year of kids signing to play at the next level with LaTeDa Tech  only to see them back home after one semester.If they want to leave their hometown school to play ball they need to be educated in real world college prospects. [/quote]Whoa! Wait a minute. I need to fully understand where you are coming from with this.  What is your definition of playing in front of big crowds on Tuesday and Friday nights? Nderland crowds or Fort Bend Bush crowds? [/quote]I 'm talking full houses regardless of the size of the venue.You used HJ as a light hearted jab but look at the situation seriously for a second.Ryan and Jarvis were great local players who play in a very small school in Kansas.They were 2 of the very best in SETX, the years they graduated,now imagine for a minute someone transferring over there to play with them.What kind of opportunity would have been there for for them ??Just something for parents to think about before they move just to get their kids in a certain school to play a sport.

Now theres a question.I have seen the entire Gulf Coast Chapter scratched in some schools.After a scratch and a reassignment years ago I actually heard the coach and an official that was working the game talk about a dinner get together they had planned for the following weekend.

[quote name="BLUEDOVE3" post="965901" timestamp="1297709279"] [quote author=whsalum link=topic=80192.msg965845#msg965845 date=1297701961] [quote author=Lt. Dangle link=topic=80192.msg965787#msg965787 date=1297692577] [quote author=whsalum link=topic=80192.msg965755#msg965755 date=1297660821] Did I miss something or did the UIL change the rules for transferring for athletic purposes?I know it happens but it really is a shame that kids would transfer from one public school to another because they didn't like the basketball coach. [/quote] That is the most circumvented rule in the entire UIL constitution!!!!! Everyone on here seems to blast officials for blowing calls every time their team loses, but you notice that the UIL never gets blasted for this one.... :o :o [/quote]The only reason most of these kids consider changing schools is the almighy "play at the next level" goal which is a pipe dream for probably 95% of these guys.When you let your kids do this they almost always become a a little fish in a big pond.Lt.Daigle most of the folks who come on here ,with the exception of a few old coaches, and blast the officials wouldn't know which end of the whistle to blow. [/quote]Actually, if you have a good skill you can play college ball somewhere ;) [/quote]Why the wink  Bluedove?? The "somewhere" is the key to the whole discussion.The kids that have a good skill are used to playing in front of pretty big crowds every Tuesday and Friday.They think by changing schools they will get the big time exposure and the D1 offers which is where the pipe dream comes in.You hear every year of kids signing to play at the next level with LaTeDa Tech  only to see them back home after one semester.If they want to leave their hometown school to play ball they need to be educated in real world college prospects.

[quote name="Lt. Dangle" post="965787" timestamp="1297692577"] [quote author=whsalum link=topic=80192.msg965755#msg965755 date=1297660821] Did I miss something or did the UIL change the rules for transferring for athletic purposes?I know it happens but it really is a shame that kids would transfer from one public school to another because they didn't like the basketball coach. [/quote] That is the most circumvented rule in the entire UIL constitution!!!!! Everyone on here seems to blast officials for blowing calls every time their team loses, but you notice that the UIL never gets blasted for this one.... :o :o [/quote]The only reason most of these kids consider changing schools is the almighy "play at the next level" goal which is a pipe dream for probably 95% of these guys.When you let your kids do this they almost always become a a little fish in a big pond.Lt.Daigle most of the folks who come on here ,with the exception of a few old coaches, and blast the officials wouldn't know which end of the whistle to blow.

Lt.Dangle, I agree with ya about Coach Williams.He gets everything they have got to give him.I've seen the Rebels several times this year and it will depend on what type team they meet in the playoffs.If they go against a slow ball control type club they will win those type games.The fast clubs that pressure the ball will give them problems.The Rebels biggest weakness seems to me to be getting back on defense late in the games where stamina becomes an issue.They are about 6 players deep and that hurts them.

Did I miss something or did the UIL change the rules for transferring for athletic purposes?I know it happens but it really is a shame that kids would transfer from one public school to another because they didn't like the basketball coach.

West Hardin will make it a little closer playing at home but the Rebels still win it.

Coach English probably deserves a lot of the credit.I've seen some really good coaches emphasize it over the years.Making kids develope good form and practice it late in the workouts will and does translate to success on the court.

.I guess I'll just have to admit the Rebels are the best club in SETX this year and it's not a technical foul to dunk in warm ups or taunt an opponent.I'll just keep going to the games and posting some very elementary observations and someday maybe I can at least measure up to the basketball guru on this thread  ;D

No I'm saying the officials all talk before every game and at meetings.They know players tendacies before they take the court.They use this information to keep games from getting out of control and sometimes they are a little quick on the whistle.How can a dunk in warm up be a bogus call?If the officials are on the floor it's a rule,the official didn't write the rule he just enforced it.If they didn't enforce the rule how would they decide who could break it and who couldn't.The block was an excellent play,plain and simple,players whether it be your son or a total stranger have to realize in a game situation what they can or can not do.

Warren's club was full of sophomores,lots of potential here if they stay in the gym.

[quote name="SteelerCzy" post="965610" timestamp="1297611606"] [quote author=whsalum link=topic=80159.msg965475#msg965475 date=1297560595] Both clubs struggled this year ,it's good to see them putting up some points in this one. [/quote] Amen to that Whsalum. [/quote]Good bunch of kids on both these clubs, I would have like to seen this one.

True I wasn't talking about a pattern in a single game or on a single play I was talking about a pattern over the past 2 seasons.Officials whether it's right or wrong know players tendacies over the course of a season or more, if they have been multi year starters.Is this the first tech that's been called, the second ,the third???D-Ville I am a basketball fan,I look on these boards and see the best matchups and go to the best game that night.I've done that for years ,before I had kids playing and now long after they have graduated .I wanted to check out EC and Anahuac on friday but was late getting off so I thought this was the second best choice.As a lifelong fan of the game I see trends now where some people think the game is about "ME" and not the TEAM.The game is the best sport period in my opinion and will continue to be so if played and coached the right way.I will agree 100% about Coach Williams timeout,it was great and he has done a great job with the club.True this is a message board,didn't know I had to agree with you?????What's with all the threats???Are we gonna arm wrestle or something?As Rodney King would say can't we just all get along??/

[quote name="True Blue" post="965529" timestamp="1297567207"] [quote author=whsalum link=topic=80156.msg965518#msg965518 date=1297566249] Lots of good YOUNG players on the floor last night for the Wildcats and I gotta agree with the tech.Great block,just turn around and get ready to play. [/quote] Like I said the Tech was a bush league call But after that the Rebs took it out on BS by blowing them off the floor from that point. They out scored them in the second half by 29 points. But you must be one of those guys that play with no emotion, That is if you ever played at all. You know you seem to have a problem with me and my son, I just wish you had the guts to come out and quit hiding behind the key board. [/quote]True you never cease to amaze me.I haven't got anything against you and have never had anything against your son.THe actions after the block last night will draw a tech nearly every time.Especially when an official see"s a pattern.I played a lot of ball in my life and always tried to play with tons of emotion but it doesn't make much sense to get a great block and then turn around and give the opposing team points and the ball.

Amen Steve,it doesn't matter how much you wind up if you hit the front iron or clang it off the back.Too much empasis on how "I" look shooting it.

Lots of good YOUNG players on the floor last night for the Wildcats and I gotta agree with the tech.Great block,just turn around and get ready to play.

I harped on my boys forever about form and learning to shoot them right.Now you never see them shoot them the same way twice.

Baddog that's what I was talking about,you see alot of blowouts in the regular season but those games are fixing to tighten up.The games will be won or lost from the line.

Both clubs struggled this year ,it's good to see them putting up some points in this one.

This is becoming a lost art in the high school game.I have watched a ton of games this season and I have never seen so many kids with such poor form.You see them standing with their feet sideways,taking their eye off the rim and even putting a loop in the release.This used to be taught for hours in practice but it seems like it's completely overlooked in todays game.This time of year it's the difference between winning and losing.

Scoring can be misleading,if a get gets 10 or 12 against weak clubs or when the game is decided they mean absolutely nothing.On the other hand if he averages 20 and starts you know he's seeing the other clubs best.FYI-With the current state of our public school finances I wouldn't make any moves for athletic purposes.It's not only illegal it may change before you get checked in.

I hope I'm wrong but I 'm not sure either club will be in the regional tournament.I haven't pulled up a playoff bracket but you usually start seeing some pretty good clubs after the first round of the playoffs that can really exploit weaknesses.True that has been my point all year with the Rebels,you can sub one big man (I don't think it makes any difference which one ) and you always have fresh legs on the boards.#32 and #43 seem to play with alot of controlled emotion so I would probably  start those 2.The shooting guard has a chance to really become a good player but he will have to learn to creat his own shot next year.BS is gonna be a pretty good club as they mature in the next few years.CATMAN are there any more McKinney's in Dallardsville :)

I didn't say who had been coming off the bench True.I said from watching their personnel the line up tonight is as good as they can put on the floor.#32 is physical and sets an early tone in the paint along with #43.When you start this line up #21 can come in for either guy whether they are winded or in foul trouble.You don't notice it until the 4th quarter but when the Rebs do this you won't see them bending over and grabbing their shorts and trying to catch a breath.

I thought the Rebels personell tonight is as good as they can put on the floor.When they start #32 and #43 and let #21 sub they stay fresh and it shows late in the ball games.When they play inside out #3 can be a factor.The biggest concern they will have in the playoffs will be teams pressuring the ball and they will see that early and often.Good luck Coach Williams in the playoffs.

Big Sandy's only issue is youth.The introduction's said 1 freshman,3 sophomores and a senior.Congrats to the Rebels on the district title but don't get on the Wildcats to hard ,they will get harder and harder to beat over the next couple of seasons.