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lance ayers punter?

yea me too... ucf couldn't stop nevadas running game... man id hate to be that kicker from ucf

21 points,9 assists in his last game

Merry Christmas!

that was a great game between nevada and ucf!

speakin of kobe did ya see his 21 & 9 ?

johnny looks completely diff. w/o his hair and beard

[ QUOTE ] I believe so to.... I beleive richlands will make it to the semis and if they win semis I think they will win state. [/ QUOTE ]thats what everybody thought this year

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No problem j/k I've talked to alot of the players and the have told me thierselves that they don't expect to be good. I wasn't trying to be a a$$, had to go christmas shoping thats all I had time to put. But if you want to know why, BLand lost some key players from last year, even though they have some height inside they won't have the shooters outside to keep them from being 1 dimensional. To be "for real" this year you have to be able to go to the playoffs. With Grayson County and Narrows in the MED, theres a slim chance that any other team will make it. And as for Radford and George Wythe they both have really good teams, and Bland is in a rebuilding year. It would be a huge upset if Bland Co. can win one of those games. But if you know something I don't please feel free to share it with me.

ahh ok gotcha

Iaeger in 2008 I believe. It will be Bradshaw High School right? We played Big Creek in basketball yesterday and i talked to some of the players and they're all really sad about losing their team. All the ones I talked to aren't very happy about combining with iaeger either.

Woodrow Wilson i think

did they play?

anything can happen lol

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Kevin Pittsnogle scored 25 points and Johannes Herber added a career-high 21 to lead a strong shooting performance by West Virginia in a 92-68 victory over No. 7 Oklahoma on Thursday night. Pittsnogle was 8-for-11 from the field, Herber was 9-for-13 and the Mountaineers (7-3) shot 66.7 percent to overcome a career-best 31-point performance from Taj Gray, who tried to single-handedly lead the Sooners (6-2) back from a 13-point deficit in the second half. Gray scored all of Oklahoma's points in a 13-5 run. He had three baskets off offensive rebounds, including one for a three-point play, and got the Sooners within 61-56. After a 3-pointer by Mike Gansey, he dodged Pittsnogle and slammed the ball with two hands. But the Sooners' comeback hopes fizzled after that. Gray was called for goaltending on a shot by Heber, and Heber added a three-point play on West Virginia's next possession to stretch the lead to 69-58. The Mountaineers then scored 19 of the game's final 22 points for their first win in three games against ranked opponents this season. Gansey added 15 points and Frank Young scored 14 for West Virginia, which is 7-0 when holding opponents under 70 points this season Michael Neal scored all 16 of his points in the first half for Oklahoma. The Sooners couldn't get the ball inside against West Virginia's zone in the first half and instead settled for perimeter shots. About the only way the Sooners could get the ball to Gray was to miss a shot, and they had no trouble doing that. While Gray was 8-for-10 in the second half, his teammates were 5-for-19. On the other end, the Mountaineers hardly missed. West Virginia shot 64 percent in the first half, including 13-for-14 from inside the 3-point arc, and led 41-34. It was the Mountaineers' best shooting performance in a half this season, and the second half was even better. The Mountaineers were 16-for-23 (69.6 percent) after halftime, and had the second-best shooting performance against a Kelvin Sampson-coached Oklahoma team.

tech-louisville is a 1 point game.... rem tech didn't make it to a bcs bowl but anyways i know tech should win.. but gotta go with my team, hope the pull off the upset even without brohm..

[ QUOTE ] Are the Bland County Boys Basketball Team for real this year? [/ QUOTE ]no [ QUOTE ] With these fellers combined do you think they will have a chance against good teams like Radford and George Whythe?? [/ QUOTE ]no

Pretty exciting game ... 21-14 cal. Cal just scored on a pass with 3 seconds left in the half. Should tune in and watch... ESPN

is he going to college?

http://bdtonline.com/cnhi/bdtonline/localsports/local_story_355000905.html?keyword=topstory POCAHONTAS, Va.  Mark Little has played big this season for the Pocahontas Indians. The unassuming senior scored 36 points in the Indians’ 78-62 win over Iaeger last Wednesday and had 26 points, 12 rebounds and seven assists in a 30-point victory over Northwood  and he’s not hesitant to get the ball to his teammates. For his outstanding effort, Little has been named the first 2005-06 recipient of the Pocahontas Coal Association-Bluefield Daily Telegraph Player of the Week award for boys’ basketball. Little said he felt as though he should share the award with his teammates. “Last year, we weren’t really a team,†Little said. “Now, this year, we’ve all pulled together. We’re play as a team. We’ve got two wins (out of three games). ... They get me the ball. I try to get them the ball, and let everybody score. ... “This year, everybody gets to touch the ball. Everybody gets to play now.†Coach Scott Louthan said, “I’ve been preaching to them for two years to share the ball, and I guess this year they decided that they wanted to listen. They’ve looked better in three games this year than we looked at any point last year.†The coach said Pocahontas currently has four players averaging in double figures. The results show in the 2-1 record. Louthan said, “It feels a lot better than 0-3 at this point last year.†Louthan said of Little, “He’s one of the few players we’ve got who can shoot the 3, and he can also drive and score inside. He’s pretty much got an all-around game, which helps everybody on the team.†Little had to apply himself in the classroom and the basketball arena just to suit up for his team this year. Bad grades had held him back. “(Coach) Louthan kept pushing me to make better grades,†he said, adding, “This is actually my first full season playing.†Louthan said, “He’s a great athlete. ... By him getting his grades up, he’s getting that chance to play. I’ve seen that he can do it, because we played in the summer some. He’s finally applied himself.†In addition to playing in an off-season league, Little and some of his teammates got together for pickup games in the Lucas Gym  a promising new development, Louthan said. “We just started it last year. It’s something they told me they’d never done before. Just get them all experience playing,†the coach said. Little attributed his shooting touch to “a lot of practice.†He has been working on driving to the basket, he said. He said his admitted problem with foul shooting “is getting better.†Little took up basketball as a third-grader at Abbs Valley Elementary School and soon knew “it’s my sport. ... People had been trying to get me to play football, but I’d never played football until now (the 2005 season).†He said, “Football made me faster, and a little bit stronger.†• • • Honorable mention was earned by a trio of prep players. Jeremy Morris of Mercer Christian tallied 11 points in Monday’s 83-56 victory over Greater Beckley Christian; 18 points in Thursday’s 74-71 win over Tug Valley; and 21 points and 11 rebounds in 71-61 loss to Robert C. Byrd on Friday. Tazewell’s David Saunders scored 11 points in 69-37 loss to Abingdon on Dec. 2; tallied 21 points and five assists in a 61-55 win over Marion on Nov. 29; canned 15 points in 50-42 win over Holston on Dec. 9; and scored nine points in 50-29 loss to Johnson County on Dec. 11. Matthew Parker of Mercer Christian burned the nets for 26 points, and grabbed five rebounds and three steals, in the win over Greater Beckley. He also scored 25 points against Tug Valley and 19 points against Robert C. Byrd. • • • Noteworthy performances for the week included: From Big Creek, Shawn Golden scored 20 points in Owls’ 72-58 win over Iaeger. Ricky Dunford added 19 points and Jeff Cooper added 16 points and nine rebounds in the game. From Bland County, Jacob Leighton collected 14 points and 11 rebounds in 72-46 win over Northwood on Dec. 6. Matt Morris scored 11 points and dished out six assists in win over Panthers. Robert Faulkner and Hunter Romano scored 10 points against the Panthers. From Bluefield, Dexter Moore scored 17 points and Maurice Jordan contributed 15 in the Beavers’ 54-30 win over Graham last Friday night. From Council, D.J. Barton scored 26 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, leading the Cobras past Coeburn 48-45 on Dec. 9. Caleb Epling tallied 15 points and eight boards against the Blue Knights. Daniel Lester pulled down 10 rebounds against Coeburn. From Honaker, Justin Newberry scored 21 points in 63-51 win over Holston on Dec. 6. Chad Burks scored 10 points, including during a key second quarter run, leading the Tigers past St. Paul 55-40 on Dec. 10. Justin Honaker scored 12 points against St. Paul. Jacob Shortridge collected 10 points in win over the Deacons. From Iaeger, Justin Goodman scored 17 points in the Cubs’ 78-62 loss to Pocahontas on Dec. 14 and Chris Addair added 13 points. Joey Dotson scored 22 points and Steve Sparks chipped in 12 for the Cubs in a 72-58 loss to Big Creek on Dec. 16. From James Monroe, Cory Bradley scored 17 points while Corey Miller and Matt Bumgardner each scored 11 in a 60-59 loss to Narrows on Dec. 14. From Mercer Christian, Jeremy Bryan scored 18 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in the victory over Tug Valley. From Mount View, Mike Helm scored 14 points in Mount View’s 72-56 loss to Capital on Dec. 14. Cordero High and Shannon Thomas added 13 and 12 points respectively in the game. From Narrows, Jon Butler scored 11 points, including the game-winner with two seconds left for a 60-59 win at James Monroe on Dec. 14. Justin Thornton tallied 10 against the Mavericks. From PikeView, Shane Roark hit a shot at the buzzer to lead the Panthers past Chapmanville 58-56 on Friday at the Hoops Classic in Charleston. Matt Scott chipped in 10 points in the win. From Pipestem Christian Academy, Houston Peyton tossed in 27 points and Kyle Kinzer scored 11 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in Friday’s 52-32 win over Granite Christian. From Pocahontas, Brandon Pauley scored 22 points in win over Northwood. Josh Sams scored 12 points and grabbed 14 rebounds in win over the Panthers; tallied 12 points against Iaeger. Shayne Dillon tallied 13 points, 11 rebounds and six assists against Northwood; scored 19 points against Iaeger. From Princeton, Shane Minnix led his team in scoring in his first varsity game, and connected on two 3-pointers in a 53-38 loss to Parkersburg. From Tazewell, T.J. Rasnick scored 14 points in win over Marion; collected 11 points and six steals against Holston; and added 10 points in 56-47 loss to J.J. Kelly on Dec. 7. Justin Wilson scored 17 points in the loss to Kelly and tallied nine points and 14 rebounds against Marion. From Twin Valley, Jeremiah Lester scored 21 points in the Panthers’ 67-40 win over Virginia High on Dec. 15. Matthew Baldwin added 19 points.

How do the playoff's work for baseball?

how did ya'll do last year?

i dont think thats the lee high ur thinking about..

Back when i actually liked mlb baseball red sox were my fav team, i always hated the yankees. Kinda still makes me mad to see em go, but anyway mlb is a joke to me anymore.. can't stand to hear about it