PhatMack19

No they aren't always right. There are bust and surprises of every star level. The percentages say the higher the stars the more likely the player is to make it to the NFL.

Tweet of the day by the Hefty Lefty


@JaredLorenzen22: I'll tell u what the NCAA really lucked out that I don't have any eligibility left.

The oil & gas industry is doing ok. Go try to buy a house in Houston right now. Houses are getting 15 offers in the first few days of being listed.

You are really clueless as to how economies work in the real world.

It's really pretty simple

New business = jobs = increased population = increased tax revenue = more money for schools to spend teaching kids!

You are really clueless as to how economies work in the real world.

It's really pretty simple

New business = jobs = increased population = increased tax revenue = more money for schools to spend teaching kids!

The oil & gas industry is doing ok. Go try to buy a house in Houston right now. Houses are getting 15 offers in the first few days of being listed.

UCLA will be good with Hundley back. Texas fans will get to see them up close and personal on Sept 13th at Jerry World.

Mora has been doing well pulling recruits from Texas. They need to keep him on the West Coast.

One of the varsity's best players is a freshman. Not many freshman have started at Nederland over the years.

One of the varsity's best players is a freshman. Not many freshman have started at Nederland over the years.

One of the varsity's best players is a freshman. Not many freshman have started at Nederland over the years.

Auburn was the luckiest team on the planet last year to only have one loss and play for the national title. They dominated FSU for most of the title game and barely came up short. Do y'all think FSU would have been undefeated if they had to play LSU, Bama, A&M, Mizzou, and Georgia like Auburn did?

Auburn was the luckiest team on the planet last year to only have one loss and play for the national title. They dominated FSU for most of the title game and barely came up short. Do y'all think FSU would have been undefeated if they had to play LSU, Bama, A&M, Mizzou, and Georgia like Auburn did?

Auburn was the luckiest team on the planet last year to only have one loss and play for the national title. They dominated FSU for most of the title game and barely came up short. Do y'all think FSU would have been undefeated if they had to play LSU, Bama, A&M, Mizzou, and Georgia like Auburn did?

Finishing #5 in the country and beating Big 12 Champ by 4 TD's and the eventual National Chanpion in your 1st year in a new conference is considered sucking now? That makes sense.

I'm just waiting for the TMZ video of Johnny dunking his ring, like every other A&M student. I'm sure that will be front page news soon.

I don't think anyone is showing pride in 7th place finishes, but with Bama, LSU, Auburn and the rest of the SEC schedule 3-4 losses is very possible every year. A&M was in 3 of their 4 losses last year and if they had half of a defense could have won those games and player for a national title. They aren't that far away and the recruiting classes Sumlin is bringing in will only help.

Yes they finished 7th and ranked #18 in the country behind #2 Auburn, #4 South Carolina, #5 Mizzou, #7 Bama, and #14 LSU. Mighty Vanderbilt finished ranked #24 by the way.

You are making a case for the SEC without meaning to.

Those online courses really paid off!

Recruiting data does not back up your post. 4 & 5 stars a a good bit more likely to make it to the NFL. Sure Saban is a great coach, but he also has better players than every other school in the country.

The kid hurt his knee and is working to get healthy. He went to a camp and ran. 4.8 while still recovering and got his offer pulled. Dealing with HS coaches is a big part of recruiting, and Charlie is alienating coaches all across the state by pulling all of these offers.

Are subs actually employees of the schools? I always thought they were temporary employees used on an as needed basis.


It's not against the law by the way

"Although federal laws protect people from workplace discrimination on the basis of race, national origin, religion, sex, age, and disability, there is no federal law that specifically outlaws workplace discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in the private sector. "

http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/sexual-orientation-discrimination-rights-29541.html

Good win.

No not that I know of. He/she/it was the sub for my sons homeroom class 2 days last week. It was verified by some of the teachers at the school, plus it was on FB so it has to be true!

I can't believe minors would drink alcohol after prom! What is this world coming to?

BISD hired a new CFO. Hopefully they checked her background first


http://m.kfdm.com/article?id=4475356