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[Hidden Content] [Hidden Content] Yeah not basic and not wrong. It is a violation of both the 1st Amendment and 5th Amendment as well as Article VII of the Constitution. Unless of course you know more about the law then a professors at some of the best law schools in the nation, George Washington and Cornell.

Yes, whatever place Silsbee finishes Thursday they will place at 7:30 Friday.

Wait why would Bielema want someone who played in the spread offense? The only true running backs play in the I formation. This has to be a mistake.

Actually I am not. If you are not allowed into the country because of religion then you disallow the first amendment because it will impossible for a person to enter because of they belong to a certain religion. Ergo freedom of religion a part of the first amendment has been violated. That is unconstitutional as well violation of around 10 more federal equal opportunity laws. Add this to the issue that within five seconds of this ever being ruled, every federal judge would rule this as unconstitutional, meaning it would never go into effect. So no I am not wrong, as I have a basic understanding of the Constitution and Bill of Rights.

Let's see freedom of religion is a part of the first amendment. Thereby stating that everyone in a certain religion should be banned from entering is breaking said first amendment. So Yes, what Donald Trump said is unconstitutional and is all talk.

After I find it you write "Guess without Google!" Well then I won't say, but this is a trick question.

They are 6-2 and finished 3rd in their tournament last week. Only losses have been against 5A teams, Everman and Joshua. They will not be as good, but some of their best basketball players might only play basketball similar to how Silsbee has been doing the previous few weeks. They don't have anything to do with Weatherford. Weatherford is just not good as sports.

Very difficult. I like McCafrey since he broke Sander's record, but Watson is real real good and has only been getting better. Henry is getting the attention because of the SEC.

Haven't been to South Park. 4 Gyms playing 8 games Thursday and Friday at Montagne and MacDonald and 4 games at the other 2 gyms would work and it would be a lot easier getting afterschool volunteers than if there were only 3 sites. Saturday they could use the 3 sites and have 8 games in every gym. I just used the high school because if say there are 4 pools more than likely West Brook, Central, Ozen and Memorial would each be in separate pools. Once they make the determination to go to pool play, then it would not take long getting 16 teams and building the bracket. A super pool could work but it would be complicated having to determine what teams would be in the super pool. Would any of the 3 coaches agree that they should not be placed in the pool? A 16 team tournament with 7-8 good teams will still get the at least 3 games against good teams.

All Presidential Candidates before they are allowed to run should be forced to take a Consitution test. This proves it, if Trump does not even know the first amendment.

I still think the 16 team layout would work for this tournament. People have said it is about volunteers but if they used the 3 Beaumont schools and Memorial on Thursday and Friday for just 2 games or even 2 gyms for 4 games each they could get volunteers and it would be just like a regular home game. They are able to get volunteers for those games so why not for the tournament? Then Saturday play at 3 sites using the YMBL volunteers, but instead of an elementary school use Ozen or Central. The formula that I posted on the other thread would work perfectly for this tournament and more teams would come if they are being given a chance for 4-5 games with up 3 being in Division I gym.

He will be the guy the next season for every team looking for a coach. He has played under Olson at Arizona and Jackson with the Lakers. Then of course Kerr now. While he is using Kerr's formula while be the interim coach he still is having to make the adjustments on the fly. So in short, yes, but every job opening will have his named thrown out there.

Google. He was teammates with the most successful former U player. King since you asked the first question, I'll ask you the next. Who is the most successful (richest) former U player?

We have always been nice to them. I mean how many other schools have we faced a horse's behind in their campus direction? Actually, how many school have every done that. That is how much we care about that cult called A&M.

Would want to go, but that's my family's Christmas. Also being a Tech guy, I root for Washington State. Have fun though. El Paso is great city.

A&M what happened? Home game for the 2nd year in a row and y'all turn it down. I can understand Texas last year, but really little old Tech got y'all scared to play.

Rohan Marley Linebacker played in Canada for a season

Yes he is. Took a 50 win team and a first round exit in the playoffs and turned them into a 67 game winner and NBA Champions. Then the next season, using his same sets, minutes control, practice routine, and everything else start the season 21-0, with a record point margin. He may not be there but he is still there at every home game in the locker room. At the Practices. On the phone constantly with Luke Walton. Combined the best of Pop and Jackson and created a machine with the Warriors. So yes he is a great coach.

I know I was just correcting myself. I have relatives from there. The best one is Kliff Kingsbury, he was once a Unicorn.

High school mascot, okay?

Warriors 21-0. Steph with 44. Now time to focus on the Nets tomorrow night. With the 21-0 start, the Warriors have set the professional record for most consecutive wins to open season. Take that 1884 St. Louis Maroons.

Their were consolation brackets. I was wondering the same thing but saw on Coppell's basketball page that they uploaded the tournament and on separate excel sheets were the brackets.

New Braunfels beat Abilene 65-35, so their defense must be stout. As for the nickname, it is unique being the only mascot with that name in the country.

Just to watch. Texas goes up 20-0. The offense stalls from about midway through the 2nd until 5:00 mins left in the 4th. Baylor runs out of QB and somehow makes it 20-17 running basically one play out of the single-wing the entire 2nd half. Neither team throw the football more than five yards downfield. Plus the refs seemed to not even care about the game.

and that is including last week's Baylor TCU game because the weather was a factor then. This week nothing.