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J'covan by far, this is his senior year and i know he is hungry after that disappointment last year, ive known him for a good while and basketball is his life, the only deficit to his team may be the loss of the senior cast, he is talented enough to do big things however without them, singularly, J'covan will be a monster, but the he has to find a way to elevate the team as well

let me rephrase this, is it acceptable to keep a highly talented yet troubled player on your team to win or would you enforce the laws of the land and leave him open to the same punishment as any other player

let me rephrase this, is it acceptable to keep a highly talented yet troubled player on your team to win or would you enforce the laws of the land.

if you were a coach and knew that you had a diamond in the rough and that he could be what takes your program to the next level, but the problems are is that he is always in trouble and has a bad attitude, what precautions would you take? How many times is "i apologize" acceptable?

yeah, had to change accounts

Big Sandy, Hull Daisetta and West Hardin are good programs and will most likely be the favorites, now because i go to sabine and know whats going on and I know how the players from the JV did last year, (lost 3 games total, won a 3-A b-ball JV tourament defeating Buna in the final game by about 20) I have every reason to be optimistic about this season, barring injury, we will be strong contenders for a playoff spot, it will be tough, but i am confident in them that they will turn some heads, last year was not a good year for the varsity team, i know the game changes from JV to varsity but these guys have been waiting all their lives for this moment and what a better way to do it than be a huge underdog that grinds it out, good luck to all the other teams oh and DALLAS WILL BE 8-1 SUNDAY VS THE GIANTS, HOW BOUT DEM COWBOYS!!!