KFDM COOP

Maybe they'll play next year.

Bridge City 3 LaGrange 2 BC advances

29-27 Utah in the 2nd.

WOS 32............9th Orangefield 0

UNLV is correct.

It would be a good game but WOS would win. Their Defense is to good. I've seen both as well.

Good luck!

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Thanks mffl, That's what i want to hear!! Go cards!!

I predict Ozen in the State Championship.

I agree!

FROM HTXSPORTS.COM Member leftfoot I know the student, grades or credits are not an issue, he is a good student. He did not know that he was doing anything wrong and was not trying to get away with anything. Same subject, different school. I also heard today (yea this is a rumor) that Dickinson's neighbor to the south may have played ineligible players (grades) and it is being investigated. Anybody know anything about that or is just the talk that goes around as play offs approach?

Dickinson will know fate before tonight's game Gators will find out if the playoffs are still a possibility before showdown with La Marque The Dickinson Gators football team will know if they still have playoff aspirations by the time they travel for their game at La Marque tonight. A meeting between 23-4A officials and the University Interscholastic League will be held at Friendswood High School at 9:30 a.m. this morning to determine the punishment the Gators will face for playing an ineligible player during all eight of its games this season. Dickinson, which is 7-1 overall and 4-1 in District 23-4A, may have to forfeit all of its wins, which will cost the team its first trip to the postseason since 2002. School administrators discovered that the player had taken courses in both football and soccer during the current semester, a violation of UIL rules, which states that a student can enroll in only one physical education and/or athletic class. Dickinson High School principal Mike LaTouche reported the violation to the UIL earlier this week. If the Gators are forced to forfeit their games, it would be the second time in three years a Galveston County football program has done so. Ball High was forced to forfeit its eight wins in 2005 when it was discovered that the Tors had used an ineligible player.

Yea lock his !@# up!!

Paxson denies reports that Kobe could land in Chicago DEERFIELD, Ill. -- Kobe Bryant won't be joining the Chicago Bulls anytime soon. General manager John Paxson basically squashed the notion that the Los Angeles Lakers' superstar will wind up in Chicago, saying the teams were never on the verge of a deal and talks were over for now. "There's not a deal done," he said Thursday. "There's not going to be a deal done. All the things that were out there were really unfair to all of us who were trying to do our jobs. The misinformation ... I think gets in the way of the process. It's just such a complicated thing and we kind of put it to rest now." Paxson said they discussed "parameters," but the sides "never got down to the nuts and bolts of it because there was never a deal to be done." "That's the reality of it," he said. "People can make what they want of it, but what I know is that part of it is over with." Paxson's comments came a day after a flurry of rumors. Speculation picked up Wednesday, with one report saying the Bulls, Sacramento Kings and Lakers were discussing a three-way deal that would bring the superstar to Chicago. That scenario had Paxson sending Ben Gordon and a signed-and-traded P.J. Brown to Sacramento, Chicago's Ben Wallace and the Kings' Ron Artest heading to Los Angeles. Paxson dismissed the rumor, saying a deal involving Brown would send the Bulls over the luxury tax threshold -- something they're reluctant to do. Bryant drew some boos during introductions before the Lakers' season-opening 95-93 loss to Houston on Tuesday, after calling the front office a mess and asking to be traded during the offseason. The jeers turned to cheers as Bryant scored 18 of his 45 points in the fourth quarter to lead a comeback. The trade deadline isn't until February, so it's possible talks between the Lakers and Bulls could resume. "Who knows?" Paxson said. "The reality is that right now, it's done." Paxson was concerned the issue would become a distraction, so he decided to put it to rest. "I think today sends a message that our guys don't have to worry about anything right now," Paxson said. Then again, coach Scott Skiles wondered: "What's resolving anything in all sports until the trading deadline?" "Just because this rumor at some point dies down, does that mean another one's not going to crop up in two weeks?" he asked. "It's ongoing, it's all the time. Now, this is one that involves a very, very high profile player, so I understand the extra attention on it." With the rumors swirling, Chicago played a flat first half and was just as bad at the end in losing the season opener 112-103 at New Jersey on Wednesday. Just about every Bull's name has surfaced in rumors, and Luol Deng acknowledged the Kobe questions are wearing on him. "I am," he said when asked if he's annoyed by them. "But you guys want to get to the bottom of it so I've just got to keep answering your questions." Several issues stand in the way of a Bryant deal. Bryant has a no-trade clause and can opt out in the summer 2009, although he has said he wouldn't mind playing in Chicago. Paxson does not want to gut his roster or part with Deng, who appeared to be on the verge of stardom last season. Would Bryant want to go to a Bulls team without Deng? Paxson and Bulls chairman Jerry Reinsdorf met with Bryant when he was a free agent in 2004. He wound up re-signing with the Lakers for seven years and $136.4 million, with that opt-out clause. "He liked what he heard," Paxson said. "For that reason, he likes the Chicago Bulls, which is obviously flattering." But he apparently won't be joining them in the near future. Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press

Torre hired to manage Dodgers 04:48 PM CDT on Thursday, November 1, 2007 Associated Press LOS ANGELES – Joe Torre was hired Thursday to manage the Los Angeles Dodgers, taking the job two weeks after walking away from the New York Yankees. Torre moved from one storied franchise to another, getting a three-year contract. He takes over a team that finished fourth in the NL West this season and hasn't won the World Series since 1988. The 67-year-old Torre becomes the Dodgers' eighth manager since they moved west from Brooklyn for the 1958 season. Torre grew up in Brooklyn, rooting for the rival New York Giants and detesting the Dodgers. "As a kid growing up, you didn't like them," Torre said on WFAN radio in New York less than an hour before the hiring was announced. "As a player, to me the Dodgers were the Yankees of the National League because ... you either loved them or you hated them." Torre guided the Yankees to four World Series championships from 1996-2000, and they made the playoffs in all 12 years he managed them. After New York was beaten in the first round by Cleveland last month, the Yankees offered him a one-year contract with a paycut. Insulted, Torre turned it down. Torre was hired by the Dodgers on the same day the Yankees formally introduced Joe Girardi as their manager. __________________

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Yea i heard that to.

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