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FW OD Wyatt broke it in 98. I'd love to see what Jasper and OD Wyatt could do in these new spikes. Super shoes are changing the game.

SOC also had more than enough time to make something happen in their last possession. They looked tired and possibly deflated and PNG dominated them for that last couple minutes. Personally, I wish the refs would've called more things early in the game (there were plenty), so there wouldn't be anyone trying to tarnish what PNG's kids did. Amazing game.

Sucks that such a great moment for their team has to be tainted by that.

Yikes... reading the comments, It looks like the kid might have a history of doing that. Unacceptable.

Gotta click the link to see the whole pic

yes sir!

I might be misunderstanding, but just wanted to clarify that the southpaw is a sophomore. Denim Foster. He's gonna be a good one. His backup is also a sophomore, Hunter Wallace, and he can sling it and looks the part, build-wise.

BH definitely has some good speed, but they've just got a good program all the way around. Lots of distance, throws and jumps points as well.

Cody Green #7, AJ Dugat #8 and Cameron LaCour #6. Dayton's state final run. 2008. Not sure if Hudl was around back then. Can't find anything at the moment.

Haha! No doubt. Seems to be so few decent times to pass through town, these days. I live and work here. 😫

Congrats to you and your wife and thank you for all you've done, AAW!

Totally off topic, but the proposal for the hospital district improvements, etc was destined to fail for lots of reasons. Here's an informative post from facebook, from a person in Dayton. Not sure where the article he mentions is located. Take it for what you will. Okay, I have read the somewhat misleading article about the proposed new hospital. Now to set the type and the record straight, the proposed hospital will be built in Liberty with a “token” clinic built in Dayton. Years ago, Liberty decided it wanted a hospital district. The first attempt pitted the Liberty-Hardin-Devers-Hull and Daisetta areas against the Dayton area comprised of Dayton ISD. The hospital district was voted down. But the district proponents were not done. This second time they reduced the Dayton vote to what was then only the defined city limits of Dayton - in other words, they gerrymandered the vote to get the results they wanted. This time, of course, Dayton was outvoted. As everyone is well aware, the Dayton area has far surpassed Liberty in its growth. The expected growth of Dayton will soon dwarf the other areas, other than Dayton, served by the district. Personally, I have several questions: 1. Was there any attempts to get a donation of land in Dayton for the proposed hospital? With a hospital being built in Dayton and Liberty already having a hospital, the new clinic wouldn’t be necessary, saving money. 2. Will the passage of the proposal in any way hinder the ability of Dayton to have its own hospital which could also share in the funding provided by district funds? 3. Who were the citizens of Dayton that were on the district board that were involved in coming up with this proposal? 4. The article said the land had already been donated and paid for. Wasn’t that a little presumptuous? Just like the last time, what’s the hurry all of a sudden? 5. Much has been made about Liberty being the county seat, but it only requires a petition by the majority of voters within the county to petition for moving the county seat. Can you imagine what could happen if just the Dayton-Cleveland areas decided that a county seat needed to be more accessible to the more populous area of the county? There wouldn’t have to be any gerrymandering to make it happen. It is for these reasons i will be voting no for the proposition.

Chris Lackey, the DC from Coppell got the job. It's on the first page of this topic.

Coach Taylor lives in Dayton, currently. Commuted from Baytown to Liberty for quite some time, though.

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