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Post by soccerjunqie on Dec 1, 2007 8:06:18 GMT -6
Louisiana is doing a great job in Texas.
Friday Scores:
Jesuit 1, Houton St. Thomas 1 (score may be incorrect)
Jesuit 4, Oakridge (Arlington) 2
STM 4, Nolan Catholic (Ft. Worth) 2
STM 2, Houston St. Thomas 1
Games Today:
Jesuit vs STM
Jesuit vs Nolan Catholic
STM vs Oakridge
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Post by soccerjunqie on Dec 1, 2007 10:38:33 GMT -6
Breaking News: Final STM 3 - Jesuit 1
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Post by cougarfan on Dec 1, 2007 11:02:30 GMT -6
I guess the undefeated talk can stop now for Da 'J'!?! This Cougar team is only going to get better from here....
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Post by on Dec 1, 2007 14:01:37 GMT -6
congrats to STM. I think you are right cougar fans STM will be the team to beat this year come playoff time. STM and the RAMS
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Post by soccerjunqie on Dec 1, 2007 18:08:50 GMT -6
STM 2, Oak Ridge 3
STM wins Tournament Title
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Post by boomboomgoal on Dec 1, 2007 22:33:35 GMT -6
Da J takin it to the ritz... hahaha.
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Post by neo on Dec 1, 2007 23:04:13 GMT -6
THE STM/JESUIT GAME AT THE DALLAS TOURNAMENT WAS VERY COMPETITIVE. STM FINSIHED AND JESUIT DIDN'T; IT IS AS SIMPLE AS THAT. BOTH TEAMS PLAYED SOLID DEFENSE AND POSSESSED THE BALL EQUALLY, AND BOTH HAD SEVERAL SHOTS ON GOAL. I THINK BOTH WILL DO WELL IN THE PLAYOFFS, BUT AS I HAVE SAID BEFORE, IF JESUIT CAN'T FIND A WAY TO FINISH WITH MORE CONSISTENCY THEY WILL CONTINUE TO STRUGGLE AGAINST GOOD COMPETITION LIKE STM AND VANDEBILT, BM, RUMMEL, ETC.
JESUIT GETS ONE OF THEIR SENIOR STARTERS WHO HAS BEEN OUT WITH A BROKEN LEG SINCE BEFORE THE SEASON STARTED BACK LATER THIS MONTH, AND THREE OTHER SENIOR STARTERS WHO PLAYED IN THE FIRST STM/JESUIT GAME DIDN'T MAKE THE TRIP TO DALLAS FOR SATS/ILLNESS. HOPEFULLY THESE FOUR PLAYERS WILL HELP JESUIT IMMENSELY DOWN THE STRETCH.
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Post by hideki on Dec 2, 2007 20:04:33 GMT -6
Yeah Jesuit will probably only play about 15 players come district and of those 15, 4 didn't play.
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Post by furriner on Dec 2, 2007 20:58:40 GMT -6
Is my math wrong, or have Jesuit already conceded more goals than in the whole of last season?
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Post by soccerjunqie on Dec 2, 2007 21:49:26 GMT -6
Ok, since we are guessing here, lets do the math. Jesuit beat STM 1-0 w/ 3 of the 4 playing. STM beat Jesuit 3-1 w/ them out. That is a four goal swing because 3 kids were missing. That would mean that w/ 3 players missing from Jesuit STM is a 4 goal favorite so with all four there, it should be a draw. You get the point, this is all hog wash. These are two of the best teams in the state and regardless who is in or out, at any given time these two teams can beat each other. This is one of STM's best teams ever being 20 deep and this is another solid Jesuit team that is probably not as deep as in the past. It probably also means that which ever team remains the healthiest will have the upper hand. Regardless, it should be a heck of a race to the finish.
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Post by hideki on Dec 3, 2007 20:27:07 GMT -6
Ok, since we are guessing here, lets do the math. Jesuit beat STM 1-0 w/ 3 of the 4 playing. STM beat Jesuit 3-1 w/ them out. That is a four goal swing because 3 kids were missing. That would mean that w/ 3 players missing from Jesuit STM is a 4 goal favorite so with all four there, it should be a draw. You get the point, this is all hog wash. These are two of the best teams in the state and regardless who is in or out, at any given time these two teams can beat each other. This is one of STM's best teams ever being 20 deep and this is another solid Jesuit team that is probably not as deep as in the past. It probably also means that which ever team remains the healthiest will have the upper hand. Regardless, it should be a heck of a race to the finish. I'm sorry but what does that mean? |
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Post by thesim on Dec 3, 2007 20:50:05 GMT -6
haha it means that the two teams are equally good so it's not a big deal until they play each other in the playoffs..
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Post by hideki on Dec 3, 2007 21:11:17 GMT -6
That would have probably been easier to say.
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