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Thanks Rim.

I was wondering if the Hecklers were there Monday Night.

Thanks Purple, back to predictions.

Hope she's alright.

There're the defending State Champions with a great Coach! How could someone not pick HJ?

Texas, A&M make NCAAs The 2007 Big 12 regular-season champion Texas A&M women's soccer team earned one of four No. 2 national seeds in the NCAA tournament and will host first- and second-round action on Thursday and Saturday at the Aggie Soccer Stadium. A&M (17-3-2) earned an at-large bid after repeating as the Big 12 regular-season champion for the fourth consecutive season. Texas (14-3-5) makes the short trip to College Station after securing the conference tournament title on Sunday with the 2-1 win over the Aggies. Brigham Young and Texas will meet in the first match on Thursday. A&M and Stephen F. Austin will wrap up first-round action with the second match.

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Ganders get wish with home playoff By Dave Rogers Published November 12, 2007 Turns out it wasn’t No. 4-ranked North Shore that the Lee Ganders were looking to avoid in this week’s bi-district round of the Class 5A playoffs. It was a trip to their homefield, Galena Park ISD Stadium. Coach Dick Olin’s coaching staff got its wish Saturday night when Humble’s 39-17 win over Port Arthur put Kingwood into the Division I playoffs against North Shore and pushed Lee into a Division II matchup with Pasadena Memorial. Olin has said many times his teams historically play well against North Shore, which invariably enters the playoffs at 10-0, as is the case this year. But since last season’s 34-33 overtime loss to the Mustangs took place at Stallworth Stadium, by rule a repeat pairing would have had to be played in Galena Park’s showcase stadium. “That place can be kind of intimidating when you’re not used to playing there,†a Lee coach said. “We’d rather just start at home.†Lee and Memorial play at 7 p.m. Friday at Stallworth Stadium. It’s one of three bi-district games involving area teams. Crosby (8-2) hosts Dayton (7-3) at 7 p.m. at Cougar Stadium Friday night while Baytown Christian (4-5) travels west to play Austin Regents (8-2) on its homefield at 7 p.m. Friday. Lee (5-5) qualified as District 21-5A’s third-place team with a 44-7 win over Atascocita last Friday. Pasadena Memorial qualified for the playoffs with a 7-0 start to its season but finished the regular season 7-2 and third place in 22-5A after closing with losses to North Shore (52-31) and Deer Park (35-30), the district’s first- and second-place finishers. The Mavericks battled North Shore tooth-and-nail for three quarters, trailing just 28-24 in the third quarter. Last Friday, Deer Park jumped out a 21-7 second-quarter lead on Pasadena Memorial and the Mavericks trailed 35-17 before a furious finish came up short. Drama like that was missing from Lee’s final regular-season game. The Ganders took a 37-0 halftime lead thanks to three TD passes by Octavio Torres and interception returns of 97 and 89 yards by Thomas Bates. Lee’s running game, hurting since the Oct. 5 season-ending injury to Jarvis Moore, churned for 167 yards on 32 carries, with Paul Martinez’ second-half 56-yard TD run helping him lead that category with 64 yards on five carries. Early on, it was Jesse Luna (13-52) and Kevin Craft (4-23) that got the Ganders started toward their converting the opening kickoff into seven points. “We wanted to run the football and we did,†Olin said. “We tried to throw a few times when it presented itself. We didn’t have a whole lot of yardage, but it was a good offensive night.†Lee’s receivers helped the Ganders finish with 127 passing yards on 8 of 17 accuracy. Torres was just 6 of 15 passing for 105 yards, an off-night for him. Josh Jones played the final period at quarterback and completed both his passes for 22 yards. Playing sparingly at receiver, Jones showed his knee injury that flared up Oct. 26 wasn’t that serious as he scored on an eight-yard play off an underneath route for Lee’s first touchdown. It was his only catch of the game. Jahwran Goode led Gander receivers with three catches for 73 yards and two scores. The second, a 25-yarder, came when he broke loose from a pile-up near the line of scrimmage and picked his way to the end zone. Goode’s first score, which, thanks to a surprise onsides kickoff, gave Lee a 14-0 lead before Atascocita’s offense took the field, came after a beautiful play fake by Torres left the receiver wide open on a post pattern and a 34-yard touchdown. “Jahwran did a good job,†Olin said. “He can run.†Torres, playing for the first time since an Oct. 26 concussion, also scored on a three-yard keeper.

Lumberton will have them 2nd.

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kogt The West Orange Stark Pee Wee Mustangs shutout Nederland 20-0 in Woodville Saturday to win the Super Bowl of the Southeast Texas Junior Football League. The team coach is Damien Henson. The Little Mustangs also won their Super Bowl, beating Lumberton 27-0.

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Great job on the video!

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Boys leap into hoop season From staff reports Baytown Sun Published November 13, 2007 - Updated 49 minutes ago A busy first week of the boys’ high school basketball season began Monday night with Sterling’s late game against Rayburn. Lee opens its second season under coach Dote Williams tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Houston Reagan. The Ganders will play in the McDonald’s Invitational in various Pasadena gyms Thursday through Saturday. Barbers Hill’s boys open their season at Nederland tonight at 7:30 p.m. with a 4:30 p.m. game Friday at Anahuac. Crosby’s boys host Magnolia at 7:30 p.m. in their season opener, then play at Montgomery Friday at 7:30 p.m. Sterling’s boys host Klein Oak Friday at 7 p.m. In second-week girls’ action, Sterling’s 2-0 Lady Rangers play at Hastings tonight at 7 p.m., then travel to the Fort Bend tournament Thursday through Saturday. Lee’s girls, 2-2 after a fourth-place finish at their Lady Gander Tip-Off Classic, host Galena Park at 7 p.m. tonight. They then play in the McDonald Invitational Thursday through Saturday. A trip to Cleveland is on tap tonight night for Barbers Hill’s girls, who went 1-1 last week. The Eagles host Santa Fe Friday at 6:30 p.m.

Just tune in to our show here on the site Wednesday night at 8:30 and this will be discussed.

Good point!

Next HJ Game next Tuesday against Huntington.

And Bobcat will be there!

8) Go with what works!

85-51.......Oklahoma State late :'(