Gabe

81-51 Woodville over BC Woodville is legit!

Improved. Good coaching staff, kids working hard in off-season and I think pitching could be solid.

They have basketball at the tournament? Seriously??

"state" in what? LOL. JK good luck

UT vs Villanova on Tuesday Right after WVU and Davidson (or simply Steph Curry's team)

This was given from the coaches, not sure which staff took care of it.

I'm Amish, my horse and carriage will be tough to get to Beaumont. Don't tell Brother Jacob I'm on the internet please.

Coop is buying

Easily put him about The Rocket and everyone else?

I'll call it Orangefield orange for the day

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A George County High School football star died of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound early Monday after being pulled over by a sheriff's deputy, authorities said. It's not clear why 17-year-old Billey Joe Johnson was stopped in Lucedale, but authorities say the junior tailback shot himself with a shotgun after the deputy walked back to the patrol car to run a license check. "The deputy was sitting in his patrol vehicle ... when he heard a gunshot and saw the victim laying on the ground by the driver's side door of the vehicle that Johnson was driving. A shotgun was lying on the victim," according to a statement from the George County Sheriff's Department. Sheriff Garry Welford told The Associated Press that he has asked the district attorney's office and the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation to look into the shooting to "avoid the appearance of impropriety" because one of his deputies was at the scene. The sheriff said he could not yet say if the shooting was a suicide or an accident. The patrol car on the scene did not have a dashboard video camera; only about half the department's patrol cars have them, he said. School officials said they were stunned by the news. Assistant coach Darwin Nelson, who went to the scene to help identify the body, said Johnson was one of the most promising athletes he's seen on the football field. "We're just in shock," Nelson said. "To say that he had a world of potential would be one of the biggest understatements of the century. I just can't explain this." Nelson said counselors were brought in Monday to talk to students. The school has about 1,200 students and is located in southeast Mississippi. "Us coaches need some counseling, too, I guess," he said. Johnson rushed for more than 4,000 yards in his three-year high school career. He had scholarship offers from universities including Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State and Oregon, according to Scout, a national recruiting service. Johnson said in August that he hoped to rush for 1,500 yards this season. He finished the year with 1,559 yards, picking up an average of 7.2 yards per carry. He led the team with 24 touchdowns.

Foooooooood!!!!! And a side of basketball to go with it

Coop I was just about to do this LOL.. Congrats to all

Then I'll take Duncan being hurt. I can't stand his crying face.

who all is looking at him?

I'm a PNG grad, I'd take that

I think he would have the support of everyone or at least should.. He could bring a little toughness over.. No matter what some people think, he does have a smart football mind.. He knows the situation and could turn it around.. He has learned under the best.. He respects other sports and would support them.. IMO

what did he do?

Crouch would be my pick if he applies and is interested.

Hopefully receive them tomorrow

I don't have a dog in the fight sooo... Congrats to Friendswood on the win and congrats to the Jags on a great season. Good luck Friendswood.

wow

Carthage must be pretty good. I'd love to see what their defense averaged coming in to compare it to WO-S.

Crazy because I was so impressed with the decisions the Gilmer QB made against the Stangs. He was great.

Coop I'm not listening but it doesn't seem like this is the same team WO-S saw a week ago. Agree?