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Thursday, August 24 5A Northbrook at Baytown Sterling 7pm Aldine MacArthur at Kingwood Park 7pm Friday, August 25 6A Brazoswood at Beaumont United 7pm Beaumont West Brook at Houston Lamar 8pm North Shore at The Woodlands 8pm Humble at Channelview 7pm Atascocita at Dickinson 7pm Klein Cain at Humble Summer Creek 7pm Crosby at CE King 7pm 5A Magnolia West at Barbers Hill 7pm Galena Park at Goose Creek Memorial 7pm Baytown Lee at South Houston 7pm New Caney Porter at Dayton 7pm Fort Bend Marshall at Klein 7pm La Porte at Deer Park 7pm Port Neches-Groves at Port Arthur Memorial 7pm West Orange-Stark at Nederland 7pm Santa Fe at Fort Bend Kempner 7:30pm Texas City at Friendswood 7pm 4A Orangefield at Bridge City 7:30pm Hamshire-Fannett at Lumberton 7:30pm Little Cypress-Mauriceville at Hardin-Jefferson 7pm Spring Legacy at Huffman-Hargrave 7pm Jasper at Houston Kinkaid 7pm Liberty at Coldspring-Oakhurst 7pm Livingston at Houston Episcopal 7:30pm Vidor at Silsbee 8pm Cleveland at Splendora 7:30pm 3A Anahuac at Newton 7pm Hearne at Anderson-Shiro 7pm Buna at Corrigan-Camden 7:30pm Crockett at Mart 7:30pm Diboll at Madisonville 7pm East Chambers at Beaumont Kelly 7pm Warren at Hardin 7:30pm San Augustine at Hemphill 7pm Elkhart at Huntington 7pm Kirbyville at Trinity 7:30pm Hull-Daisetta at Kountze 7:30pm New Waverly at Shepherd 7:30pm Palestine Westwood at Kemp 7:30pm Evadale at Tarkington 7:30pm Franklin at Woodville 7pm 2A Centerville at Buffalo 7:30pm Colmesneil at West Hardin 7pm Mount Enterprise at Deweyville 7pm Garrison at Hugh Springs 7:30pm Frankston at Grapeland 7:30pm Lovelady at Groveton 7:30pm Rosebud-Lott at Jewett Leon 7:30pm Joaquin at Arp 7:30pm Bremond at Normangee 7:30pm Sabine Pass at Spring Frassati Catholic 7pm Alto at Shelbyville 7pm Beckville at Timpson 7:30pm Tenaha at West Sabine 7pm 1A Galveston O'Connell at Chester 7pm High Island at Richland Springs 7pm Leverett's Chapel at Gilmer Union Hill 7:30pm Saturday, August 26 6A Clear Creek at Kingwood 7pm 5A Fort Bend Willowridge at Lamar Consolidated 6pm 1A Burkeville at Cristo Rey Jesuit 6pm

Coverage Area teams on the Texan Live schedule for this week: Thursday, Aug. 24 Aldine MacArthur at Kingwood Park [Hidden Content] Friday, Aug. 25 Klein Cain at Summer Creek [Hidden Content] Crosby at CE King [Hidden Content] West Orange-Stark at Nederland [Hidden Content] Spring Legacy at Huffman-Hargrave [Hidden Content] Magnolia West at Barbers Hill [Hidden Content] Atascocita at Dickinson [Hidden Content] Cleveland at Splendora [Hidden Content] Vidor at Silsbee [Hidden Content] Saturday, Aug. 26 Clear Creek at Kingwood [Hidden Content] Texan Live Website [Hidden Content]

That's so ridiculous and if true, so lame.

I'm beginning to think Reagan works for the Gateway Pundit

Don't they play 162 games? Your small sample sizing is such a joke. Need to change your username to trendy.

Anomaly. Blind hog. Once in a blue moon. You get the picture.

I know 3 will not play.

LOL You and your two game prognosis. Hilarious. I guess one could say if the Astros played like the two games prior to the last two games they will win 110 games and be the #1 seed.

I'll see what the owner wants to do.

I am always game. Bring it.

Yes but he will likely play WR. HF has a QB from last year that played.

and takes everything personal

Mossier will be starting QB

I may decide to go to this one since I'll be in Silsbee next weekend instead of the beach. But I also will see HF the next week when they play EC in Rice Bowl. Had planned on going to WO-S at Nederland. With that said, if Lumberton is fully healthy, then Raiders by 4.

Looking forward to finishing top 5 for the 9th consecutive season.

Even if it is a scrimmage, holding Orangefield to 40 rushing yards on 34 carries is impressive.

Could be doing that very thing. But the times I have been up there, it has never been more than 15 people in that room for a game.

There are a few. I was going to try and put another scrimmage thread up for tonight's scrimmages and tomorrow night but had some things come up and haven't been able to get it done.

Functionality is all that matters. Having big fancy VIP rooms that are at most filled 25% of it's capacity on a regular basis is a waste.

Williams cannot be replaced. He will be sorely missed.

so will Hamshire-Fannett

exactly. just an over zealous fan which every team has.

not to capacity. I've seen that "VIP" section of the press box that can hold as many as 50-60 people only have 8 people in it at some games. BISD stadium is even worse. same set up (50-60) and I have personally seen that room completely empty for several games. all the time not having room for broadcast entities.

[Hidden Content] 3. Houston Astros (.495 SOS) The Astros are attempting to win their third consecutive AL West crown. Whatever you think of how their roster stacks up to the Texas Rangers, just know that Houston has an easier road to October. The Rangers have one of the three toughest remaining schedules in the majors, while the Astros have the fifth easiest. Houston has 12 games to go against the Oakland Athletics, Kansas City Royals, and Detroit Tigers. (They also have three left against the Rangers, which may end up making the difference when all is said and done.) Contenders hurt by schedule 1. Texas Rangers (.513 SOS) We touched on the Rangers above. Their path forward includes series against the Seattle Mariners, Houston Astros, Toronto Blue Jays, Milwaukee Brewers, and Boston Red Sox. Even some of their "easier" series -- like those against the Cleveland Guardians and Los Angeles Angels -- don't look as lopsided as those the Astros will enjoy. The Rangers have beaten the odds all season, so we'll see if they'll be able to continue doing so the rest of the way.

I am willing to bet a large sum of money to back up my knowledge.