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  2. AggiesAreWe
    !!:36/14/4
  3. Matthew328
    An absolutely stunning result..Barbers Hill was a 31-point favorite according to our computer projections
  4. OlDawg
    LP also picked a short KP pitch on 3 & 1 & ran it in for TD
  5. gonelsons
    Jones (Bulldozer) 6 Yard Touchdown Run Hardin 36 East Chambers 14 8:10 left in the 4th quarter
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  8. OlDawg
    Simon 52 yard TD run from the wildcat on 4 & 1. !!:42/9/4/7/28
  9. AggiesAreWe
    !!:12/42/4
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  11. Mr. Buddy Garrity
    Lmao 🤣
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  14. AggiesAreWe
    !!:36/7/4
  15. Austin1985
    Ross Shaw Sterling (February 11, 1875 – March 25, 1949) was an American politician who served as the 31st governor of Texas from 1931 to 1933. A 1926 magazine cover depicts the proposed 40-story Sterling Hotel in Houston, designed by Ross Sterling's son-in-law, architect Wyatt Hedrick; the hotel was never built.[1] Early years Sterling was born in Anahuac in Chambers County near Houston, Texas. He grew up on a farm and, after little formal education, began working as a clerk at the age of 12.[2] Career At the age of 21, Sterling launched his own merchandising business. In 1911, his brother Frank Sterling, other oilmen, and he formed the Humble Oil Company, a predecessor of present-day Exxon-Mobil.[2] They were joined in the venture by their sister, Florence M. Sterling.[3] Sterling and his brother Frank and his sister, Florence, were referred to as the "Trio".[4] In addition to the oil industry, Sterling was involved in a railroad company, the former Houston Post newspaper, banking, and real estate in the Houston area. He was a member of the Houston Port Commission. He served as chairman of the Texas Highway Commission under his predecessor, Governor Dan Moody.[5]
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  17. AggiesAreWe
    !!:14/23/F
  18. CCRed
    Sterling 24 New Baytown 14
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  20. AggiesAreWe
    !!:14/23/4
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  24. 1970
    game over I think. 2 minute warning. unless a fumble ...
  25. AggiesAreWe
    !!:36/7/3
  26. gonelsons
    1 Yard Touchdown Run Hardin Hardin 36 EC 7 4:03 left in the 3rd quarter
  27. OlDawg
    !!:28/9/3/1/22 Simimon 10 yard TD
  28. OlDawg
    !!:28/9/3/1/22 Son 10 yard TD
  29. OlDawg
    More like it. Feed Simon.
  30. AggiesAreWe
    !!:14/16/4
  31. OlDawg
    Blocked FG by LP!
  32. 1970
    Every play is a scrum. With the pitchouts it looks just like rugby with pads.
  33. jayhawk
    Probably the same guy at the PNG/SOC State finals when PNG won and SOC coach filled a grievance with the UIL- 😆 🤣 😂
  34. prepballfan
    PN-G JV 20 Huntsville 0 PN-G Freshmen 19 Huntsville 8
  35. AggiesAreWe
    !!:12/35/3
  36. Mr. Buddy Garrity
    Lol
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