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I wanna say last year I finished number 5… time to win it all this year

1.) Atascocita 2.) Pasadena Memorial 3.) Humble 4.) North Shore 5.) Summer Creek 6.) Manvel 7.) Longview 8.) Port Arthur Memorial 9.) Montgomery 10.) La Porte 11.) Huntsville 12.) Nederland 13.) Bryan Rudder 14.) Hardin Jefferson 15.) Sheppard 16.) Hitchcock 17.) Caldwell 18.) Madisonville 19.) Fairfield 20.) Palestine Westwood 21.) WOS 22.) Joaquin 23.) Apple Springs 24.) Chester 25.) O’Connell

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Do you guys think West Brook can make the playoffs?

Paranoia? Dude, that’s the best rebuttal you have? How profound.

Nice series 3 hrs King win Abreu 4th save Walker hr to break tie and win, 4-3 series. 2 up for now. Antother last place team coming to town Angels, Mariners off today.

Welp we can always expect a few trick plays from Newton. Go Stangs!

Not since Davis came about. Davis High School is the best Aldine Athletic Program

Paranoia strikes deep…

Home of new Jets coach Aaron Glenn, right? They use to have some athletes--

Have you any update on LT that got hurt in the scrimmage, he did a great job before he got hurt.Who is #94 who played a lot at nose Guard ?

i think this is more spot on, as in hardin grabbing an early lead and getting the starters rest to stay healthy, etc.

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Your always watching with your hater frames on

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This was from that well known slanted political media outlet Fox News from last week It is cited in The Hill article. It shows that in the 30 states that report the party of registered voters, the “Republicans added up to 4.5 million voters compared to Democrats”. “I think it should be an alarm” for the party, Democratic strategist Eddie Vale. “I think it’s a real problem.” So a Democrat strategist said that it’s a real problem. Hmmm… [Hidden Content] Oh, I made a mistake. The original article isn’t from Fox News but from the New York Times which is so far left that it’s in danger of falling off the planet.

And... It's a fact what happened!

Crosby DB’s are suspect (IMHO). DL got some dogs. LB core got some dogs but small for 5AD1 IMHO. If the Lee scrimmage is any indication the offense should be really good and not one dimensional like last year. Decent WR’s. Definitely missing West but the RB committee looks serviceable. OL gave the QB time in the pocket and the kid can sling it. If Dayton offense can match it may be a track meet. I can’t see them shutting down the Crosby offense. I’m taking Crosby by 15. If Dayton beats CHS this year I look for them to make some noise deep. Good luck to coach P and the Broncos. (IMHO)

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1. Atascocita 2. Channelview 3. Humble 4. North Shore 5. Summer Creek 6. Manvel 7. Lufkin 8. PA Memorial 9. Montgomery 10. La Porte 11. Huntsville 12. Nederland 13. West Fork 14. Hardin-Jefferson 15. Shepherd 16. Anahuac 17. Caldwell 18. Madisonville 19. Fairfield 20. Mexia 21. West Orange-Stark 22. Joaquin 23. Apple Springs 24. Chester 25. High Island at O'Connell FREEBIE

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