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That’s a new concept “work for food”🙄

Ricks seafood pretty quiet,good food and reasonably priced

Roger Stone - "Hey John, how does it feel to have your home raided at 6AM"? LOLOLOL CNN reporting on this is so biased it is ridiculous.

The last time both teams were ranked for this game was 2021. All meetings since then have been won the the visiting team. Last time Newton came to town we lost a shootout 58-54. Thats the most points ever scored against the Mustangs in any game. Neither team is breaking any records this week. Hearing the Eagles have solid run game as usual but can't throw a pass more than 10 yards. I hope my source is wrong. I havn't had a chance to see the Mustangs personally but from what I hear this season can go 2 ways. Defense wins championships. Or the game is won in the trenches. One has to happen before the other. Can't put the cart before the horse.

Shameful! Corpus Christi #20 Houston #27 [Hidden Content]

Biden let the whole world fall into calamity the past 4 years but now you suddenly want to question the methodology of the guy who is trying his level best to clean up the monstrous disaster he inherited.

This was my take on the game last year: Eisenhower has a really good soph. RB. He had over 120 yards rushing last night. Their O-line dominated WB up front. Bruins never had an answer for Ike's counter plays. QB was very mobile and helped extend plays when needed. Eisenhower not a bad team. West Brook offense is a struggle. The soph. QB will need time to grow. Threw 2 picks last night. Bruin run game was ineffective. Ike's front 4 was able to control line of scrimmage. WB has to get better up front to have any success this season. Bruins finished with less than 120 yards of total offense. BTW, Ike's QB from Warren started the game. Played first series then was replaced by #2 who was much more dynamic. He was the QB that I was told to be the starter.

Ike did beat West Brook last season 27-17 in Beaumont. I was at that game. Ike wasn't bad at all. I got WB winning because I think the Bruins are going to be very good this season. Not sure about Ike going 0-10.

Real easy. This is what happens when Democrats were in charge. Government Waste Tracker: $22,600,000,000 (HHS) – Aiding illegal migrants through resettlement programs, home and car purchases, and loans $7,500,000,000 (DOT) – Funding a few dozen electric vehicle stations across the nation $7,000,000,000 (EPA) – Funding green energy projects that reduce greenhouse gases and promoting the adoption of green alternatives nationwide $5,000,000,000 (EPA) - Funding green energy projects that reduce gas emissions and supporting green banks $2,000,000,000 (EPA) – Funding projects to decarbonize American housing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions $382,000,000 (DOL) – Issuing fraudulent unemployment payments to tens of thousands of individuals, including those with birthdates in the future, infants, and people listed as 115 years old $312,000,000 (SBA) – Providing business loans for children 11 years old and under $59,000,000 (FEMA) – Supplying services and housing for illegal immigrants in New York City $46,500,000 (DOS) – Funding projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Brazil $43,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting programs to build an inclusive and capable workforce, with a special emphasis on public health and climate change sectors in Egypt $35,900,000 (USAID) – Funding positive youth experience in Gaza $31,000,000 (USAID) – Supporting the transition to clean energy with energy supplies in Europe and Eurasia $26,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting higher education in Egypt $24,000,000 (USAID) – Promoting “resilient livelihoods” in Gaza $17,500,000 (USAID) - Supporting male circumcision and condom programs $17,300,000 (USAID) – Providing the Diversity and Inclusion Scholarship Program to students in Burma $13,200,000 (USAID) – Supporting biodiversity programs in Liberia $12,200,000 (DOL) – Promoting worker empowerment in South America $11,000,000 (USAID) – Producing the Middle Eastern version of Sesame Street in Iraq $10,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting male circumcision programs in Mozambique $9,000,000 (USAID) – Stolen humanitarian aid by Al-Qaida-affiliated terrorists $8,300,000 (USAID) – Building worker power for equity and justice $8,300,000 (USAID) – Funding USAID education on equity and inclusion $8,000,000 (EPA) – Funding an organization to address environmental and energy justice issues $6,200,000 (NIH) – Studying the effects of asthma on transgender individuals in the U.S. $6,000,000 (DOD) – Funding the University of Montana to “strengthen American democracy by bridging divides” $6,000,000 (DOD) – Funding a grant to decarbonize emissions from Navy ships $5,900,000 (NIH) – Funding for a TransHealthGUIDE for gender-diverse young adults $5,700,000 (DOS) – Supporting programs for LGBTQ+ individuals in Latin America and the Caribbean $5,200,000 (DOD) – Funding a grant to diversify the Navy $5,100,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of cross-sex hormone therapy on transgender individuals in the U.S. $4,900,000 (USAID) – Funding youth programs with a focus on reproductive health and the intersection of youth and gender equity $4,700,000 (DOL) – Promoting international labor standards in Ecuador $4,000,000 (EPA) – Building a one-room museum inside the EPA $3,500,000 (DOD) – Supporting DEI groups through the Defense Human Resources Activity $3,300,000 (DOD) – Unionized health workers in the Department of Defense’s Defense Health Agency spent $3,300,000 and 87,000 hours doing union-related work instead of their federal jobs $2,900,000 (NIH) – Studying HIV prevention for transgender women and their male partners $2,500,000 (NIH) – Studying the impact of structural racism on the health of older gay men $2,500,000 (USAID) – Supporting green energy businesses in Vietnam $2,000,000 (USAID) – Supporting gender-affirming healthcare and LGBTQ+ advocacy in Guatemala $1,900,000 (DOD) – Providing holistic diversity, equity, and inclusion transformation and training for the Air Force $1,600,000 (NIH) – Testing the reproductive health of transgender individuals in the U.S. $1,600,000 (DOD) – Funding a University of Florida study on the "social and institutional detriments of vulnerability and resilience to climate hazards in [the] African Sahel." $1,500,000 (USAID) – Promoting DEI business policies and LGBTQ+ entrepreneurship in Serbia $1,200,000 (USAID) – Funding choice, equity, and sustainability programs $910,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of “gender-affirming” hormone therapy on the immune system in the U.S. $900,000 (IAF) – Supporting alpaca farming in Peru $755,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of “gender-affirming” hormone therapy on bone development in the U.S. $731,000 (IAF) – Improving the commercial viability of mushroom and pea farming in Guatemala $677,000 (IAF) – Promoting fruit and jam sales in Honduras $600,000 (USDA) – Supporting a study on the menstrual cycles in transgender men $599,000 (NIH) – Testing the risk of breast cancer for transgender men in the U.S. $483,000 (IAF) – Supporting the production of artisanal salt in Ecuador $400,000 (DOS) – Supporting LGBTQ+ sensitivity trainings for police forces in Nigeria $374,000 (USDA) – Hiring a DEI onboarding specialist at the USDA $325,000 (HHS) – Adapting LGB+ teen pregnancy prevention program for transgender boys $323,000 (IAF) – Promoting cultural support for Venezuelan migrants in Brazil $300,000 (DOS) – Promoting acceptance for LGBTQ+ people in Botswana $298,000 (USDA) – Promoting international development for underrepresented communities $246,000 (USADF) _ Funding mango drying facilities in the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire $239,000 (USADF) – Promoting pineapple juice in Benin $229,000 (USDA) – Hiring a Brazilian forest and gender consultant at the USDA $229,000 (USADF) – Funding the promotion of 100% organic shea butter in Burkina Faso $209,000 (DOS) – Funding an international study trip on LGBTQ+ advocacy $185,000 (DOS) – Promoting the empowerment of lesbian and bisexual women in Belize $99,500 (USADF) – Supporting increased production of yogurt in Uganda $84,000 (USADF) – Supporting a business incubator for spa and wellness entrepreneurs in Nigeria $70,000 (DOS) – Producing a DEI music event in Ireland $68,000 (DOS) – Funding dance class workshops in China $32,000 (DOS) – Creating an LGBTQ+ comic book in Peru $29,000 (USDA) – Hiring a Central American gender assessment consultant at the USDA $25,000 (DOS) – Funding a transgender opera in Colombia

only posting this because I just came across it after seeing this topic and thought it was somewhat fitting

@UT alum @Boyz N Da Hood

And good luck to woodville

Dress rehearsals are over… Good luck to all teams!

I have WOS winning this one 28-17 Khelvy with 130 yards 3 TDs that kid is special.

I was impressed with them at the first scrimmage. Lot's of speed and quickness. Was lot's of silver hats around the football.

Cove Harbor marina. Not sure what the special will be on Friday but it will be good. Can always have a pizza and a beer overlooking the bayou.

Football! Maybe it stems from my dad, whom rutted up their field in 81! We were actually just talking about the Lumberton/HF scrimmage and he Goes "I hate Lumberton football and im pretty sure I'm still a wanted man!"

Tia Juanitas or spankys

I just hope no one blames the refs after L's this season or threatens to call the UIL & TASO, ya know, since that's happened before. 🤷🏾‍♂️

Recruited? He’s home grown.

Someone who wants to “win” a scrimmage.😳🙄

Great win. Bats stayed alive. Caratini came through with a clutch double.

I see what you are saying. Possibly I asked a different question. I think MP Materials should review their shareholders. It seems that Shenghe Resources owns stock and is the primary customer. There is so much going on that we don’t jnow about. This is what I found……. Shenghe Resources, a Chinese rare earth company, holds a significant minority stake in MP Materials, the company that owns the Mountain Pass rare earth mine in California. As of July 2025, with the U.S. Department of Defense becoming the largest shareholder, Shenghe's stake will be surpassed. Historically, Shenghe was MP Materials' primary customer, purchasing a large portion of its rare earth concentrate, but MP Materials has ceased shipments to China as of April 2025 and is accelerating its own processing and magnet manufacturing facilities. Shenghe's Shareholding Minority Stake: Shenghe Resources holds a significant minority share of MP Materials, which has been reported as approximately 7.7% to 8%. U.S. Government as Largest Shareholder: In July 2025, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) acquired preferred stock in MP Materials, making it the largest shareholder and surpassing Shenghe's stake. Relationship Evolution Historical Customer Role: Shenghe was a major customer for MP Materials, purchasing the majority of its rare earth concentrate produced at the Mountain Pass mine for processing in China. Shift Away from China: MP Materials ceased shipments to China in April 2025 and is actively building its own separation and manufacturing capabilities, reducing its reliance on Shenghe as a customer. Strategic Context U.S. Rare Earth Strategy: Shenghe's stake has been a point of concern for U.S. policymakers, including Senator Lisa Murkowski, due to its potential influence on a critical rare earth resource. MP's Strategic Build-out: MP Materials is expanding its downstream capabilities, including separating and refining its concentrate and building a magnet manufacturing facility, to reduce dependence on China and its processors

Houston with the 10-7 win. Abreu gets a 4 out save. All four outs via the strikeout.

That’s a terrible link I posted. It worked when I posted it. Maybe this one is better….. [Hidden Content] Correct me if I’m wrong, but Trump threatened tariffs against Mexico and Canada unless they made an effort to help with border security. Seemed like a reasonable offer to me. Your last sentence is spot on.

I was about to start another thread about this. Canada on August 1: “Oh yeah, Trump is imposing tariffs on us!? We will retaliate with a 25% tariff on US goods. That’ll show them!!” 3 weeks later… Canada: “Okay, we will drop our tarrifs.” 😎 I said it months ago about the trade imbalance. Canada has about 20% of its GDP coming from exports to the US and for Mexico it’s maybe 35% with much more reliant on Mexicans working in the US and sending money home. Mexico would likely crumble if trade to the US was halted. They can play hardball if they want or they can negotiate with Trump.

My question was asked incorrectly. McCormick laid down a bunt and the pitcher’s throw to 1st was wild. I always wonder how pitchers lose ‘control’ when making that play. Your info was however valuable because I wasn’t aware of the rule.

Not there but based on what I’ve heard from someone there… Lumberton looks rough and HF doesn’t

This is one of those situations where a person can agree with many policies, but vehemently disagree with others—for entirely different reasons.

Woodville is keeping Quiet. If you hear the results please post them. Generally they do not post if the results are not in their favor.

This is a joke, major spin, and an excuse. Period. It’s justification for government intervention in any business they desire under the cover of National Security. Whoever wrote the excuses/examples of USPS and Amtrak should be taken out and horse whipped. How stupid do they think people are?

I don’t have an issue with incentives, subsidies, or ‘completion bonuses.’ Again, that’s not crossing the line into direct ownership. The Administration could just as easily have offered incentives to a couple major players, and let them compete. Put some bait out in front of Qualcomm, Intel, and TI. Give them a goal. See who wins. Intel hasn’t been relevant since the IPhone. To masquerade them as a great company is a joke at best. But, that’s beside the point. I think you understand where I’m coming from…

Crosby doesn't have a bad schedule. Iowa Colony FB Marshall La Porte Angleton Given that's a regional finals rematch and two 5ad2 teams that did very well last season.

ok. you was there. It was 6 tds to nothing before NED scored. That's not true? I'm lying? You don't think WB pulled back? It was 4 starters on the field when you scored. NED is trying to say we played even in this 30 snap window and disregarding the other 80 snaps, I hope NED have a good season. But come on guys. Ya'll tripping.

Doesn't work that way.

Both sides were hiding something. Uncover all of them. There’s only one place for people like that. Prison doesn’t reform sex predators they are housed in protective custody and/or special housing. Everyday someone is posting on Facebook of a child that has gone missing. Biden administration was wrong and Trump administration was wrong. Trump needs to explain to the public and to the victims families why inmate Maxine is receiving special treatment. She is not in protective custody or special housing.

Two more years... to learn how to catch? Look.. I know it may be hard to hear that they likely have zero players that will lose an athletic scholarship because of the football season folding, but the truth hurts sometimes. It's not meant to be offensive. It's an absolute fact that the chances of a Texas high school football player receiving a scholarship to play beyond high school is miniscule. Roughly 2% receive a scholarship of any kind.. less than 1% receive a full scholarship. If you line up 100 kids from the state (including Westlake, Southlake Carrol, Carthage, Aledo,.. hell... Katy, Barbers Hill, Nederland, WOS..), you honestly think that 2.. or 1.. out of that 100 will be a kid that plays at Sabine Pass High School? Get your feelings out of the equation, dude. And.. believing that a kid incapable of (catching) as a sophomore can somehow be "coached up" and become a scholarship player brings your knowledge of the game into question.

In Orangefield/Silsbee scrimmage: OF 1st team scored on 3 long TD passes. Silsbee 1st team scored 3 rushing TD's and 1 passing TD. Orangefield had lots of trouble running on the Silsbee defense. Silsbee run game looked very solid. Tiger secondary will have to improve. Lot's of blown coverages. With no contact on the QB, it is hard to assess how the Silsbee QB will be. Many times he could have tucked and ran with it and they never really ran a read option due to the no contact. I think he will bring a dynamic to that position that Silsbee has not had since the Jeremy Johnson and Patrick Reed days.

I'd be shocked if Sabine Pass had one kid that could make PAM'S 2 deep

There's always the chance that 1 or 2 have some ability. However... having enough ability to maybe fill a roster spot at PAM and being mentioned in the same sentence as "a chance to be looked at for scholarships" are so far removed from a comparison that it's laughable. Sorry. I have to believe that not only SP, but just about any school that size that had a "scholarship player" would not only either figure out how to fill a schedule, but would be extremely competitive. Especially if we're talking skill kids. But.. I'd bet that any high school football player that truly has a chance at playing football at the next level isn't going to Sabine Pass.