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See any sharks?

Haven't heard yet CATMAN. Hopefully they'll hire soon. 8) 8)

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K. Garnett to Houston Rockets... WOW HOUSTON -- The Rockets hired Keith Garnett as the franchise's rehabilitation and performance coordinator/assistant athletic trainer on Monday. Garnett will be responsible for daily treatment, care and rehabilitation of players, as well as assisting vice president of basketball operations/head athletic trainer Keith Jones in all other duties. Garnett, who previously assisted the Rockets ' athletic training staff while serving as head athletic trainer for the Texas Terror/Houston ThunderBears (AFL) from 1996-99, returns to Houston after a year of working as a certified athletic trainer/rehabilitation specialist at St. John's Hospital and the HealthTracks Sports Medicine Center through Missouri State University. In addition to performing orthopedic injury assessment and physical rehabilitation, Garnett was an approved clinical instructor for Missouri State athletic training students. During the 2005-06 NBA season, Garnett served as assistant athletic trainer/head equipment manager for the Charlotte Bobcats. Prior to joining the Bobcats, Garnett spent eight years as head athletic trainer/assistant professor at Drury University, where he oversaw 15 NCAA Division I and II varsity athletic sports. A native of Denver, Colo., Garnett's work experience as an athletic trainer also includes stints with the Springfield-Ozark Mountain Ducks (Texas-Louisiana Baseball League), the Sonoma County Crushers (Western Baseball League), Houston Baptist University and the Kansas City Chiefs (NFL). Garnett has also been honored with invitation as an athletic trainer to the 2000 NBA Pre-Draft Camp and the NAIA National Tournament (2001-05). After receiving his bachelor's degree in business communications from the University of Oklahoma in 1988, Garnett moved to Phoenix, Ariz., where he worked for American Express, TRS Headquarters as a statistical analyst from 1988 to 1992. Garnett went on to earn a master's degree in physical education/exercise and sports science from Central Missouri State University in 1994. Garnett is a member of several prestigious groups, including the National Athletic Trainers Association, the NATA Ethnic Diversity Advisory Committee, the National Basketball Athletic Trainers Association, the National Academy of Sports Medicine and the National Society of Black Athletic Trainers. __________________

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From what i saw today they have the speed to make it work.

This is going to be an interesting district this year.

Ok simple question. When or if is this going to happen????

I can't wait to see how the new WB QB does.

Drink the fluids!!

Soulja, You predicting Central over the Brook?

They'll do better than that!!!

Post day 2 comments here..

Those aren't bad hours.

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A&M players report for camp Brown ineligible; Williams awaits OK from NCAA COLLEGE STATION — The Texas A&M Aggies reported for fall camp with few surprises Sunday afternoon. They hit the field for the first time this afternoon in preparation for the upcoming season. "It's exciting. You live with a lot of anticipation for this day as a football coach," said Texas A&M coach Dennis Franchione. "I know the guys, just talking to them (Sunday), are excited. "You feel a little left out when you can't work with them in the summer in the weight room and things like that." Franchione said almost all 105 players showed up Sunday, with senior safety Japhus Brown, who has been ruled academically ineligible, among the missing. Also not on campus was freshman quarterback Brandon Williams, who is still going through the NCAA Clearinghouse process. Junior college transfer David Tufuga is excused while completing summer school course work at Snow College in Utah. Franchione said he expects Tufuga, a defensive lineman, in camp within the next two to four days. The Aggies did report one coach short, with assistant head coach/running backs coach Kenith Pope temporarily sidelined after having surgery last week. "He's going to be fine and will be back before too long," Franchione said.