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LCM 1 BC 1 In controlled Scrimmage. LCM 22 BC 0 in half game scrimmage Final.

LCM 15 BC 0 when i left.

Post em here. Thursday, August 23 Little Cypress-Mauriceville at Bridge City 7pm Splendora at Huffman Hamshire-Fannett at Cleveland 7pm Kountze at Woodville 6pm Hull-Daisetta at New Waverly 6pm Legacy Christian/Colmesneil at West Hardin 6pm Deweyville at West sabine 5pm Warren vs. Shepherd Friday, August 24 Barbers Hill at Lumberton 7pm Ozen at Clear Brook 5:30pm Nederland at Jasper 7pm Angleton at Dayton 5pm Liberty at Orangefield 7pm Silsbee at Kelly 6pm Kirbyville at Diboll 7pm Buna/Center at Newton 5pm Tarkington at Anahuac 7pm Sabine Pass at Hardin 10am Evadale at Joquin 5pm Saturday, August 25 West Brook at Lufkin 12pm Central at Memorial Vidor at West Orange-Stark 7pm Port Neches-Groves at Baytown Sterling 11am Livingston at Hardin-Jefferson

Ole John. 8)

Yea that would be a problem.

Who all is going to this one?

I'll get to see him Thursday night at BC.

No worries if it's raining either.

Ex-Rocket Maxwell jailed for probation violation Associated Press GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Former Rocket Vernon Maxwell was jailed without bond in Alachua County, Fla., for a probation violation, according to jail records. Maxwell turned himself in to authorities Sunday, The Gainesville Sun reported. He violated probation by not paying the state for his supervision, possessing a controlled substance and failing to pay court-ordered child support, Spencer Mann of the State Attorney's Office told the newspaper. Mann said Maxwell was arrested this past year in North Carolina for drug possession charges. Maxwell, a three-time all-Southeastern Conference selection, played at Florida from 1985-88. During his 13-year NBA career, Maxwell helped the Rockets to NBA titles in 1994 and 1995. It was not immediately known if Maxwell had a lawyer, and a phone message left after hours with his former attorney was not immediately returned. The phone at the State Attorney's Office in Alachua County rang unanswered early Tuesday morning. This is not Maxwell's first child support problem. Maxwell was jailed in Jan. 2005 in Washington state after his arrest as a fugitive on an outstanding arrest warrant from Florida. He was transferred to Alachua County from Georgia in 2004 to face a felony charge of failure to pay more than $160,000 in child support. Maxwell was later released on bond and told to stay in the county until the case was resolved. A warrant was issued for his arrest in Dec. 2004 on when he failed to appear for a hearing.

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Good article!

Any more who thinks they'll have the top reciever (s)?

I agree!

And they won game 2 as well.

This will be a very good game. Both teams return a ton.

True.

O come on MOM. 8)

Green can run and throw!

Get some sleep Gabe.

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Saw that.

[Hidden Content] Spell still shuffling Nederland's deck of likely defenders HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL By Tom Halliburton The Port Arthur News NEDERLAND -- Delbert Spell and his defensive minds probably have young Wareall Grogan's head really swimming by this point in Nederland's second scrimmage week. As the Bulldogs prepare for Friday night's final pre-season tuneup at Jasper, the Nederland coaches keep shuffling their deck, trying to place the appropriate bodies in the most effective locations. One of those most shuffled cards just happened to be Grogan, a 5-11, 205-pound junior with plenty of physical tools. The question remains exactly where he ends up in the Nederland defense. It's complicated because Spell -- the NHS defensive coordinator -- and his Bulldogs defenders will use different schemes and different looks, depending on the game situations and the personalities of the opposing offenses. But here's how many different hats which Grogan has tried on in the last few days. Wareall began fall practice as a starter at weakside end. That's before those big, strong offensive tackles from Silsbee got a hold of him. "We were just simply asking Wareall to do something that he wasn't capable of doing," Spell explained Monday when he examined a few likely changes in Nederland's defensive front. The projected right end, Grogan, appeared on the move to nose tackle by the middle of Monday afternoon. A projected defensive left tackle, Jeremy Stewart, was ticketed to replace Grogan at right end. Junior Daniel Janeaux (6-2, 230) was moved up to the starting left tackle spot because of Stewart's move to end. When Nederland's coaches huddled on Tuesday, however, they arrived at a different rubic's cube. They kept Stewart at right end, and Janeaux at left tackle but they gave Grogan another challenge. Not a completely new one... just a new one for this season. Wareall had finished the 2006 playoffs as an outside linebacker at Nederland's bandit position in the season-ending loss to Lamar Consolidated. The Nederland coaches liked the prospect of sophomore Grant Lovelady being the projected starter at outside backer. But Lovelady missed the Silsbee scrimmage with a knee strain. That's the nature of pre-season coaching. You try things. You seek the best possible combination. And then you keep on trying things. "Wareall is not a fish out of water at that spot," NHS head coach Larry Neumann said late Wednesday. "As the circumstances developed, it became evident on Tuesday that it made good sense to move him back to the bandit position." Nederland is still shuffling the deck at nose tackle where as many as three or four players have a chance to earn more minutes. The most probable candidates hail from a list of seniors Cole Howerton and Coby Badeaux, junior Aaron Small and sophomore Marcus Louviere. "That position is probably going to be a combination of players and it's going to be determined by what we ask of them," the Bulldogs boss said. Nederland and Jasper intend to play two live quarters and possibly even more than that. The action will start at Jasper's Doghouse Friday night at 7 p.m. They expect to begin the scrimmage with a 12-play series for each offense. Fumbles and interceptions will be run back but any punt return team members will be expected to signal for a fair catch. "I told our players that after one scrimmage, we really needed to establish more depth in both our offensive and defensive lines," Neumann said. "We need to close the gap in our depth on both lines."

Don't think they can.

I agree!