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February 18 2019 TEXAS' 2020 CLASS The Longhorns have ftve commitments for 2020, a group that's currently ranked loth nationally. All ftve are four-star prospects: Player Pos. School Note Mookie Cooper ATH St. Louis (Mo.) Trin. Cath. No. 4-rankcd ATH nationally Hudson Card J..ii-.-;6 Third•rankcd dual-threat QB in country Logan Parr OG San Antonio O'Connor Cycle's No. 4-ranked guard Jaylen Garth -OT Port Neches-Groves Fonner teammate of QB Roschon Johnson Jake Majors OT Prosper Ranked No. 27 on the initial 2020 Fab ss A glance at the boys UIL basl{etball playoff bracl{et By Thomas Jones tdjm~.:rtesman.com Toe UIL high school boys basketball playoffs begin Monday and will conclude March 7-9 at San Antonio's Alamodome. What area teams have the best chance of reaching state, and what will happen on the long and wind­ Connally Cougar point guard ing playoff rood? Ky!ln Robinson (l) leads a Let'snnswerafewguestions senior·laden Connally team as the postse'.lson tips off: that looks poised for a long Who are some famiiar faces playoff run - if it survives in this season's playoffs? a first-round game against Perhaps no sports streak dangerous Hutto. [JAM IE in the Austin area - and HARMS FOR ST Al ESMA.NJ certalnly none in basketball - canmatcbLBJ's22ndcon­ who are 23-10 and finished secutive seasons of winning the regular season tied for at least a share of a district second in District 13-6A, will title. Toe Jags, ranked No. have a chance t o snap that 15 by the Texas Association dubious streak when they of Basketball Coaches, won open the Class 6A playoffs District 25-5A this season and Tuesday against Langham open their playoff run Monday Creek. Behind high-scoring against Kerrville Tivy with an guards Ryan ward and carter undersized but deep roster led rorct, Round Rock bas already by 6-foot-2 guard Jordan Teal accumulated it s most wins and6-1guard 81ian hits. since 1976. LBJ's boys last missed the East View, in t h e postseason during the 1996- Georgetown school district, 97 season, which was head reached the playoffs for the coach Freddie Roland's first first time since beginning=­ season with the Jaguars. Who sity play in 2013 else bas a lengthy playoff Which players can carry their streak? First-year coach Mike team to a few playoff wins? Whitten guided Wimberley Vandegrift'sGrev Bnlwn Ill, a to a 19th consecutive playoff 6-foot-7 forward with offers berth, and forward Landon from almost every blue-blood Kirchner, who had a double­ collegiate program in the double in a win over Canyon country, bas already carried L.lA last week, leads a bal­ the Vipers to the playoffs; anced Texas attack. Vandegrift was 0 -5 in District Pflugerville, Liberty Hill 13-6AbeforeBrownretumed and Jarrell also have playoff from an injury and ended its streaks ofat least 14 years. ln district campaign with a 9-7 addition, McNeil reached the record playoffs for the 2Jrd time in Wes!L,kc forward Wil Baller, Coach Darrell Hagemann's 27 a 7-foot Texas signee, bas the seasons as the Round Rock tools to lead No. 6 WestU.eto scbool district campus. a return trip to tbestntetour­ And any new teams in the nament. Guards IU. Adams and postseason? Darius Mc:Sricle offer ideal com­ Round Rock, wltich opened plements to the Texas signee. in 1867, isn't new to the Don ' t over l oo k playoffs but has never won Hendrick.~n'sduoof6-8for­ a boys basketball playoff ward Dylan Disu and6-3 wing game, according t o coach Isaac Bullard, two college­ Brent Murphy. Toe Dragons, bound seniors who led the Hawks to the District 13- 6A title. OK, ~ has a good shot at WIIWllng Regloll IV. Who else has a chance to reach stale? In Class 5A's Reglo.n III, District 17-5A champion Cedar Park boasts a crafty coach in B Brown and a defensive-minded lineup led by 6-7 forward Josh Baker. DistrictrivalConnally,ranked No. 18 bytheTABC,features a senior-laden lineup led by point guard Kylin Robinson, guard Tyrone Perry and 6-8 fo1ward Eddie Burgess. Either team could make a run. r 1.. , - r . · bas a sterling 30-4 record and No. 16 rank­ ing in Class 6A, but injuries have wreaked bavoc on the Cavs' lineup. Don't overlook No. 22 Liberty Hill in Class 4A, which boasts an explosive offense led by sharp-shooting guard Carson Perkins. And Thorndale's Sam Reaves is a ~mooth scorer who can help the No. u Bulldogs get bot in Class2A. OK, l'ln ready 1w the playoffs. What are the best first-round games to see this weelc? Do yourself a favor and catch Manor point guard Jamal Shead and the District 18-5A champion Mustangs in a compelling matchup against Pflugerville Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Stony Point High School. Both teams lean toward guard-heavy lineups, whicbshouldmnkeforagood matchup. Dynamic point guud Jean-l'lerresancleBleadsadan­ gerous Hutto squad against Connally Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Weiss High School, and a Class 6A matchup between ...U ........aa and Schertz Clemens Mondny nt 7 p.m. nt San Marcos High School features an intriguing coach­ ing matchup between Clint Baty - the master of tempo for the Cavs - and Clemens' Clif Ellis, who once coached Macedonia's under-18 national team. UIL BOYS AND GIRL S BASKETBALL PLAY OFFS S CHEDULE GIRLS Guard REGIONAL QUARTERFINAL Bailff SCHEDULE Chynoweth, Monday left, Class6A and the Hendrickson vs. Cy Ranch, WesU:ikt 6 p.m., late Chaparrals Tuesday take on Class 6A Converse cedar Ridge vs. Vista Judson Ridge, 7 p.m., McNeil HS 'lllesday, WestluJ<t vs. Converse 6 p.m. at Judson, 6 p.m., San Marcos San Marcos HS High Class SA School Dripping Springs vs. in the Kerrville Tlvy, 7 p.m., llano regional HS quarter­ pflugerville vs. College finals of station, 6:30 p.m., Waco the6A Midway HS UIL state Class4A playoffs. Burnet vs. El Campo, 7 !JOHN p.m.. Smithville HS GI/TIERREZ/ liberty Hill vs. >OR Fredericksburg, 8 p.m., STATESMAN) Johnson City HS Class3A Tuesday Connally vs. Hutto, 7 p.m., Liberty Hill vs. canyon Lago Vista vs. Karnes City, Class6A welssHS Lai , 7 p.m., Dripping 7 p.m., Lehman HS Austin High vs. Steele, 6 Georgetown vs. Rouse, 7 Springs HS Class2A p.m., Seguin HS p.m., Cedar Ridge HS Wimberley vs. Salado, 7 Thorndale vs. San Saba. 7 Sowie vs. Converse Judson, Mccallum vs. SA Wagner, 7 p.m., Concordia University p.m.. Belton HS 7 p.m.. Lockhart HS p.m.. San Marcos HS Class3A BOYS Bl•DISTRICT Hendrickson vs. Bryan. 7 Pllugerville vs. Manor. 7 Blanco vs. Comfort. 7 p.m., SCHEDULE p.m.. Cameron Yoe HS p.m.. Stony Point HS Boerne HS Monday McNeil vs. CY Springs, 7:30 Reagan vs. SA Harlandale, Georgetown Gateway Class6A pm., Rudder HS, Bryan 7 p.m., Seguin HS vs. Marion, 7 p.m.. Cedar tw.. 1.-vs. Schertz Round Rock vs. Langham Dripping Springs vs. Creek HS Clemens, late creek, 7 p.m., Hearne HS Boerne Champion, 7:30 Lago Vista vs. SA Randolph, wes!wll. vs. SA East vandegrift vs. Cy Ranch, p.m., Canyon ti. HS 7 p.m., Marble Falls HS central, late 7 p.m .. A&M consolidated Class4A Luling vs. Edna, 7:30 p.m., Class SA HS, College Station Fredericksburg vs. Taylor, 6 Edna HS LBJ vs. Kerrville Tivy, late Class SA p.m., Marble Falls HS Class2A Class4A Cedar Park vs. East View. 7 Burnet vs. Soerne, 7 p.m., Thorndale vs. Burton, 6 La Grange vs. Stafford. late p.m.. liberty Hill HS Johnson City HS p,m .. Giddings HS Young prospects benefiting from Austin pro soccer spectacular goal fr-om a 11111. :._!;;:;' 11111. tight angle after for• ward Kleber Gladiador got caught from behind on a breakaway. 11111.•• ,· .. +· il.1'.-... The Bald faded in ~ the final tS minutes, ~ tbougb, and let St. - Louis forward Kyle hearrivalofpro­ • . 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