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Yup! 10 dollar front row, remember it well.

Looking Better!! See track. It may not survive, running into land.

Yup, Shepherd, OF and Fannett will be a good test.

Me either. 1 week Southwest, the next Mid south.

They can move west as well.

Could happen this year in the Semi's if both teams make it that far.

Right now the high is forecasted to build west into the area by Tuesday and wednesday of next week. If that happens Chris will stay to our south and landfall would be on the mid and lower coast. See ACCUweather's track on page 1.

I've always wanted to see that one myself.

VERY!

They were close, i loved them.

Who would you want to see EC play?

What you see above is the upper levels. It shows the high right on top of us Tuesday evening. That's good, it will keep Chris to our south. Hope this pattern continues.

We're all ready!!

In Non District what team or teams would you like to see your team play?

NBA changes seeding format for playoffs By BRIAN MAHONEY AP Basketball Writer The NBA is changing the way teams are seeded in the postseason, looking to avoid the controversy that surrounded last season's playoffs. Starting in the upcoming season, the top four seeds - the three division winners and the second-place team with the best record - will be seeded according to their win-loss total, guaranteeing that the top two teams in each conference can't meet until the conference finals, the league announced Wednesday. The NBA had given the top three seeds to division winners regardless of record, meaning a second-place team could not do better than the No. 4 seed, even if it had a better record than a division champion. That rule came under fire last season when division rivals San Antonio and Dallas were forced to meet in the second round of the Western Conference playoffs, even though the second-place Mavericks had a far better record than division champions Phoenix or Denver. Dallas knocked off the first-place Spurs in a thrilling matchup of 60-game winners, capturing Game 7 on the road in overtime. The league's board of governors also voted to expand the postseason rosters to 15, instead of 13, with 12 players active for each game. That duplicates the rule used in the regular season. The NBA champion Miami Heat were among those that criticized the policy that forced teams to carry fewer players in the playoffs than during the season. Also, if a team has two 60-second timeouts left in the final 2 minutes of regulation or in overtime, one will be reduced to a 20-second timeout. Teams will now have two 60-second timeouts and one lasting 20 seconds in overtime, instead of three 1-minute timeouts. Clubs will no longer be permitted to carry over a 20-second timeout from regulation into overtime. "Our owners are intent on making the playoff seeding more fair for all teams going forward and in quickening the pace of the end of games," NBA executive vice president Stu Jackson said in a statement. "The board also thought it made sense to allow teams to utilize the same 15-man roster in the playoffs that they use during the regular season."

All boils down to the mighty dollar folks!

We'll see what happens, Coach Burnett said "we'll be ready".

Track looks to be just north of due west the next several days. Hopefully the upper high will keep it south of us next week and take it toward South Texas. That's how it looks for now. But that is several days away.

Good post. But i can tell you the UIL will be going to 4 teams soon.

Eventually there will be 4 teams going in 4 and 3A.

Yea WB is loaded again this year.

I've always been in favor of more teams going to the playoffs. I may be the only one who feels that way but kids have one chance in life playing HS football.

OK i posted that before i saw your post.

Come guys serious football talk now. Who will be an underachiver?