BLUEDOVE3

one year renewable school is will free it up everytime.

I agree!! Seen and heard he's already making his rounds around the local basketball scene this past 2 weeks. And I doubt Indiana will see too much of LU. Just recently saw an article about Indiana basketball and how its fell off.

LOL! The kid passing does look familiar. D.Fox is nice in the back court. Jared Vanderbilt, the 9th grader is also big time.

[Hidden Content]   Houston Hoops 17u highlight: Dorian Chatman (P.A. Memorial) gets "alley" 

Houston Hoops 17u EYBL team went 4-0 @ Ice Breaker.

Good to see some dome of the old players

This is a good step for you guys. Focus on your own .get your own house in order.  ;)

And an *intelligent * Republican's nightmare. key word: NTELLIJENT

I'd heard that rumor about week or so ago. Had to be true because I just couldn't see LU paying his salary after firing him

Agreed, you can't stick a h.s. coach in a college program.He's gotta learn the business side.

Typical response from a party of individuals wanting to maintain the current power structure (strangulation) among its own citizens. 

Wow!! Interesting piece!!!

Unless UNO & Indiana State let them out of their commitments.

Unless we can get Kobe  ;)

oH OKAY, might as well get Bob Knight

Interesting, if that would happen and Spears get Weisbrod & Zeno to Lamar. or

Very interested myself!

[quote name="Stephen A Smith" post="1428104" timestamp="1377558064"] [quote author=BLUEDOVE3 link=topic=113199.msg1427285#msg1427285 date=1377403967] [quote author=Shaqtin A Fool link=topic=113199.msg1427213#msg1427213 date=1377395147] I Cant help but be at AWWW to the notion of a 14u beating any of the top 3 schools in the district... And Brady from my reading we were talking about your team compeating not the best 14u in the nation... but yet still even so... Any top notch 14u player does play 14u so your team hasn't played near best of the class... I've seen the best 14u-17u believe me I was in Vegas, Indianapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Orlando on the Sideline calling shots. The Speed is a factor for 1, the physicality of the game is a factor and most of all a player IQ is the biggest, You telling me a 14u AAU team can win a varsity district than your telling me you have at least 7 future NBA players. Nobody can match up wit Silsbee top 7, HJ top 5, and id be willing to bet both my cars and my house against a 20 dollar bill Laquariouse Paige (After this Summer Top 30 in TEXAS) will score 40 of the easiest points in life, But whatever makes you sleep good at night stick with it [/quote] Oh! Oh! Under Armour in the house [/quote] HAHAHAHA BLUE DOVE always out of no where.... [/quote]I could not help it!!! Read all between lines on that one. ;D

[quote name="Baller 93" post="1428141" timestamp="1377563053"] The Atascocita vs Kinkaid game might be cancelled since both Joe Burton and Jeff Robinson transferred!  ::) :-X [/quote]I think Jeff Roberson is still at Kinkaid.

Yep, those were the good ol' days!!!

[quote name="1989NDN" post="1427755" timestamp="1377490752"] It has worked well for PN-G when a coach/son tandem came through The Reservation: Bum Phillips/Wade Phillips 1965 Doug Ethridge/Richy Ethridge 1975-1976 [State Championship in '75 and Semi-Finals in '76] Mike Long/Dustin Long 1997-1999 [Bi-District or Area Round in '98 and State Finalist in '99] Matt Burnett/Clint Burnett [the year escapes me, but they made a playoff run and great father/son memories] I'm ready for Coach Faircloth to guide his son through our program. Across the tracks over at the other school, the Spell and Barrow families had some success.  TJ-ex Todd Dodge did well with his son, Riley.  Art and Kendall Briles at Stephenville.  The Detmer family.  Joe, Kenny, and Little Joe Washington had success at PA Lincoln.  Coach Willie Ray Smith, Bubba and Tody Smith were the kings of Beaumont football during the 1960s. Coaching your son can be done.  I haven't walked in those shoes, but it seems to me they all have a strong family bond that will last forever, with or without football.  All of those coaches were damn good, too...disciplined men who built or were part of great programs. [/quote]BIGd92  did say in some cases......  ;)  Really, about all you can do is tell your kid to keep playing hard. In the long run, the true talent will rise to the top. Use these situations to motivate yourself as a parent and student-athlete on & off the field.

[quote name="FutureDog" post="1427569" timestamp="1377469155"] It is impossible for a coach to NOT be biased for his son! [/quote] In these days nd times, I have to agree with you. In my circle, we call it "daddyball."

Hmm? Ran across this tonight. "Dear UIL, we need a shot clock in the great state of Texas." Could be a movement starting up.

[quote name="Shaqtin A Fool" post="1427213" timestamp="1377395147"] I Cant help but be at AWWW to the notion of a 14u beating any of the top 3 schools in the district... And Brady from my reading we were talking about your team compeating not the best 14u in the nation... but yet still even so... Any top notch 14u player does play 14u so your team hasn't played near best of the class... I've seen the best 14u-17u believe me I was in Vegas, Indianapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Orlando on the Sideline calling shots. The Speed is a factor for 1, the physicality of the game is a factor and most of all a player IQ is the biggest, You telling me a 14u AAU team can win a varsity district than your telling me you have at least 7 future NBA players. Nobody can match up wit Silsbee top 7, HJ top 5, and id be willing to bet both my cars and my house against a 20 dollar bill Laquariouse Paige (After this Summer Top 30 in TEXAS) will score 40 of the easiest points in life, But whatever makes you sleep good at night stick with it [/quote] Oh! Oh! Under Armour in the house

Watching the Under Armour Elite 24 on ESPN. The announcers said high schools need a shot clock. "All the high school players I ask want a shot clock, the fans want it...." Eight states already have a shot clock. They found a way to fund it.  Yes-ss!!  ;D