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V Catt 21p,14r,8b,4a,3s T Waggoner 13p,5r,4a,3s K DuBose 13p,3r C Choate 6r,4s C Bryant 9p,5r C Prejean 6p,6r C Gonzales 4p H Puckett 2p

Warren is not a bad team. Heard an interesting stat from the Warren at Hardin game in the first half of district. Hardin shot 32 FTs, Warren shot 6...

Orangefield 73 Warren 53 F

OF 52 Warren 43 End 3

OF 36 Warren 27 H

Having boys and girls play in the same gym is kinda cool in this district. Other than the standard foul every 8.2 seconds even in a 40 point lead game.

Yes they would. They get one every year...

3 or 4 of those will be playing on one of the circuits together. Along with the #5 and the #9 on that list. #5 is 6-9 Eddie Lampkin. He’s grown since the summer and looked only about a half inch shorter than #20 when I saw them together earlier this month...

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First, an OC isn’t a position coach. In fact, it would have been his charge to run the entire offense at USC. However, if he was a position coach, that doesn’t belittle the recruit’s justifiable frustration. Many times a position coach is a deciding factor in these recruiting battles. It doesn’t matter if he was there a week or 10 years. If a young man chooses a school with the idea of being developed by a particular coach, and that coach is gone before he even arrives on campus...you get the picture. And the rich are going to get richer eventually anyway. It’s coming, not if, but when. Knowing the NCAA, it will happen sooner than later. Hang on to that jock for dear life aggy.

Personally, 10 is too deep. A regular rotation of 8 is perfect for me, I know a lot of coaches that want 7. If you go 10 deep, they better all be similar skills wise (and that is almost never the case for a HS team) and you better have kids that are content with playing half a game.

Bru’s situation is interesting but not new or unique. But if you commit to a school based upon a coach and haven’t even played a down, then the coach abruptly leaves, it’s always seemed fair to me to allow a kid to transfer without penalty. The Martell’s who don’t want to compete for a job are one thing. A kid who makes a life choice based upon the opportunity to learn from a particular coach who leaves before he even gets started is quite another.

I’m better liked there for sure Haven’t posted there or even visited in about a year. Only one kid left playing there and the whole site lost its luster when the rivalries board died when aggy tucked tail and ran. But I like Looch and the site was one of the standard bearers for the fan message boards. I also miss my guy Jorts though. First class poster and a darn fine lawyer. But you’re right @Whoopi Goldberg's Lips I did notice Mack recycling a lot of their material on this site...

I’ve also seen them a couple of times, once early in the season and once not long ago against a team with one of the better coaches in this area. I was equally impressed with their coaching in both games (one was a win, the latter a loss). Lumberton finishing the first half of district ahead of anyone not named Silsbee or HJ should exceed or at the very least meet any reasonable person’s expectations. In other words, with the talent available, they performed at their ceiling. Tough gig when fans aren’t satisfied with a coach getting the very best out of his team...

Who or what is a Starkel?

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EC 84 OF 50 F

EC 74 OF 39 End 3 Bucs are dominating every facet of the game.

17 first half turnovers for Orangefield.

EC 52 OF 31 H And the turnover parade has begun. Runnin Bucs were runnin in that quarter.

OF 22 EC 22 End 1 Buccaneers go on a 4-0 run in the last 40 seconds while Bobcat starters get a breather.

I read today that the last time Brady’s Patriots played the Rams in the Super Bowl, Rams HC Sean McVay was playing QB. In high school....

AAW sets them himself. He’s a bit of a savant in handicapping high school sports. Seriously.

Brady is about to party it up tonight. I bet he has at least 2 kale smoothies.