5GallonBucket

yes free throws did hurt, but why oh why did manu have the ball in his hands towards the end of regulation and ot....  He shouldve stayed on the bench...to many turnovers and wild plays from him.... All he 's good for is a decoy now.....he's had one big game in how many???? Spurs win when they don't turn the ball over.....MANU take a seat...id rather Neal in the Game.....or as much as i don't care for him put Tmac in.

Congrats to Coach Mitchell....I am sure he will do well.

no on tamara spikes

Falesha brown did go in 96 in 200 she placed 4th

[quote name="knows2much" post="1399912" timestamp="1367503907"] [/quote] Exactly, a lot of wasted time in public schools. [/quote] That "wasted time" is part of it though.  Going from class to class....following rules and policies....being held accountable...  I don't know very many people that just get to "go home" or "go to the gym and work out" when there work is done.  In the real world most people work 40 hours a week or more...regardless if there is wasted time or not. [b]By the way...  I have a friend who is a teacher.  She told me the time between classes was reduced to 4 minutes, and they have to teach from start of class to finish, and they are not allowed to check roll unless the kids are busy working on something.  And she said checking roll takes a matter of seconds because it's basically clicking on a computer who is there and isn't.[/b] You guys are just missing the point altogether.  Home school kids do not have same guidelines as public school kids. [/quote] don't believe it unless you see it... and i see it every day of the week buddy

panties all bunched up or what im not saying public school is a waste of time im just comparing the two environments.... theres pros and cons to both environments....

im not saying he will give that up...im saying he would be a good fit for HF.

Josh Mitchell should be the next HF girls coach. motivated and experienced

[quote name="AggiesAreWe" post="1399709" timestamp="1367431239"] [quote author=5gallonbucket link=topic=111447.msg1399702#msg1399702 date=1367430193] i kid being home schooled and then practices for 4 hours is close to the same time as the public school public school kid gets 45 min to 1 hour and 15 min of athletic period time then 1 hour and 30 minuts to 2 hours of after school practice time. thats a total of 3 hours and 15 min at the most....pretty close [/quote] The example was about home schoolers getting to work out 3-4 hours "during" school time, not "after" school time. ;) [/quote] does it matter when it takes place?  its about the same time of practice time that knows2much presented. If a home schooler does all his work by mid day and then he starts his practice whats wrong with that. There is alot of wasted time in the public school system.  the time between classes and the time that it takes for a teacher check roll, deal with any discipline that takes place in the classroom, etc also their is no such thing as absent in home school

i kid being home schooled and then practices for 4 hours is close to the same time as the public school public school kid gets 45 min to 1 hour and 15 min of athletic period time then 1 hour and 30 minuts to 2 hours of after school practice time. thats a total of 3 hours and 15 min at the most....pretty close

They need to hire a man for the girl's job, someone similar to Collazo.  The players responded well to him. And from what I ve heard in passing from some parents, thats what they want.

do you know when the last runner was

I stand corrected. Thanks Snipes I just saw that on the UIL WEBSITE.

Congrats to Becca DeLord from Hamshire Fannett for qualifing for state in the 800m.  I believe she is the only female from HF in the last 25 years  to make it to state, and maybe even further back. correct me if im wrong on that. She was also the Athlete of the week for one of the local news stations several weeks ago. Regionals in Cross Country, all district basketball, all disrict soccer, 1st in 400, 800, 4 x 4 in district, 1st in 400 and 800 in area,  2nd in 800 at regional meet, chose not to run the 400. Congrats to Becca DeLord and the coaches at HF.

Defense wins championships

Look at the 46 second mark and check out wear his head is in relation to the rim.

[quote name="Riding Solo" post="1394424" timestamp="1366032420"] [quote author=usedtobe link=topic=111134.msg1394412#msg1394412 date=1366027811] [quote author=Riding Solo link=topic=111134.msg1394361#msg1394361 date=1365975842] [quote author=usedtobe link=topic=111134.msg1394352#msg1394352 date=1365972390] [quote author=Riding Solo link=topic=111134.msg1394345#msg1394345 date=1365971026] Orangefield needs to drop their Boys track team and save the school some money. Because it is clear that some coaches and some  kids not all could careless about the sport of track. By the way they should have dropped it many years ago. Really sad how far track has dropped on the depth chart at Orangefield. Most of the time not all if you have a good track program your football program is pretty good also. Just ask WOS they can tell you. Maybe Orangefield should start a swimming team or maybe bowling. :-[ [/quote] I assume you are "Tongue in cheeking" about dropping track.  I remember that the Bobcats developed a series of PDG boys poll vaulters a few years back. :) 8) [/quote] Yes Orangefield had some good pole vaulters but that was many years ago and that is a small fraction of a track team.  Orangefield won the district championship in 1980, 81, 82 and 83.  Also in those years went sent quite a few young men to the state track meet who brought home state championships. In those years we had pretty good football teams also. That being said I know the district is different now but back then we competed with Jasper and Silsbee who were 4A and pretty much blew away 4A's like Port Neches, Nederland and Bridge City at the time. We also beat TJ and SFA in a trianglar meet held between the 3 schools. TJ was 5A, Todd Dodge was a Junior at the time. TJ had some athlete's at that time like Bruce Miller and many more. Orangefield is proud of their past pole vaulters and should be but that is the past. I want to be proud of the "Track Team".  Don't see that happening anytime soon. [/quote] Yep, with supporters like you the obvious answer is "Give up." SMH  ::) [/quote] LOL!!!!!! thats funny. Why is it when someone tells the truth on here then they are negative or not supportive? If they don't like what I say then do something about it. You can't tell me that Orangefield does not have any athletes, I know they do. They had one regional qualifier and that was a third place finish. You know nothing about me man. Back in those 80's it was manditory that you ran track if you played football. You may not have been on the track team but you did the workouts like everyone else. We also competed with each other to earn a spot on that Track Team and this was every week. You can shake your head all you want but until Orangefield addresses this problem I will continue to voice my opinion. ;) Also back then the parents backed the coaches and never questioned their decisions. [/quote] I feel your pain and understand completely Riding Solo.  Times have changed and not for the better.

[quote name="Stevenash" post="1393304" timestamp="1365623293"] [quote author=BADSANTA link=topic=110159.msg1385751#msg1385751 date=1363362170] What about PA SFA and Lumberton? [/quote] I can remember a very tall kid at SFA who went on to play at, I think, Virginia. [/quote] .  Eric Alexander class of 2000 was a very good basketball player, but better in football. (not the tall kid mentioned)   played football for LSU and then with the New England Patriots, Cleveland Browns, and Jacksonville Jaguars

HF 1.  2. Cedric Larnette 3. 4. 5.  Jarred Alread

[quote name=""SmokeFan13"" post="1383500" timestamp="1362693661"] [quote author=Mr. Buddy Garrity link=topic=109875.msg1383493#msg1383493 date=1362692739] This McCain guy kin to Brandi McCain? [/quote] Oh yes he is Brandi's nephew! [/quote] He can go to....i saw him play against ML KING's 8th undeafeated team last year that had Pearson, Atwood, and Company. McCain was in the 7th grade, but he played on the 8th grade team for the ML King Tournament. He held his own...  Very impressed.  Seemed to have a good attitude as well.

nothing there

if you have athletes, size, quickness, that can hide poor coaching and make a poor coach look good.  and im not saying that central or ozens coaches are poor coaches, i don't know them nor have i seen them play or coach at practice. COACH OF THE YEAR means you took a team that exceeded their expectations.

couldn't agree more hf fan

[quote name="BLUEDOVE3" post="1381311" timestamp="1362148052"] UIL says the kids are legal. [/quote] not saying that uil does a bad job but sometimes the governing body is not always equipped to govern...... similar to someone else. ;)

This is an opinion furum, but some of you people aint got a clue about basketball and the process of all district picks. Just because you watch the game doesn't mean you know the game.