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I thought i remembered they beat Ozen!

4 on Offense 6 on Defense.

Round 1 Game 2 West Brook 51 Katy Taylor 18 Katy Cinco Ranch 28 Memorial 19

One year Newton beat Ozen.

Day 1 For Big Schools..Round 1 Memorial 35 Colleyville Hertiage 7 San Benito 32 West Brook 27 Plano 53 Baytown Lee 47

kogt The Orange Pinto All-Stars are headed to the State Tournament in Irving after winning four games with a combined score of 55-11 for the District title. And that included a 18-6 win in the championship against Twin County Sour Lake. The offensive explosion included 12 homeruns. Pictured bottom row left to right: Brett Guy, Payton Robertson, KJ Miller, Jack Dallas, Tre' Bernard, Mikey Gobert. Second row: Cameron Parker, Cameron Kemp, Te'Ron Brown, Keegan Sonnier, Chase LeDoux, Blade Broussard. Coaches Tony Dallas, Dave Pederson, Kent Miller, Chad Broussard. The first game at State will be Wednesday at 7 PM.

AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bud out as Earnhardt sponsor [Hidden Content]; FOA_vHM5.3QA Budweiser out as Earnhardt's sponsor CONCORD, N.C. - Dale Earnhardt Jr. will have a new sponsor in 2008. Hendrick Motorsports announced Friday that long-term contractual commitments to the team's current sponsors will preclude Budweiser as primary sponsor of Earnhardt's car when he joins Hendrick next season. "We have agreements in place with sponsors for the 2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup season, which prevent us from having a relationship with Budweiser," team owner Rick Hendrick said in a statement. "Honoring our commitments is important to us. The trade-off is missing an opportunity to bring Budweiser, a marquee brand synonymous with NASCAR and its fans, into the fold." After deciding to leave Dale Earnhardt Inc., the team founded by his late father, Junior signed to race for Hendrick. But primary sponsorship of his team remains undecided. The Hendrick announcement said no timetable has been established for a decision on the car's primary sponsor. Earnhardt has a personal services contract with Budweiser that runs through 2008, but the beer company is reportedly talking with other teams about sponsorship. "Budweiser has sponsored Dale Jr. for nearly a decade, and we wish him the very best," said Tony Ponturo, vice president of global media and sports marketing for Anheuser-Busch Inc. "Budweiser will remain an active sponsor of NASCAR, and we look forward to building upon the legacy of the iconic Budweiser red car in 2008 and beyond." Earnhardt said he is grateful for the association with Budweiser through the years. "I'm a race car driver," he said. "All I can do is drive as hard as I can for my fans and sponsorship partners and give my best effort each weekend."

2A Crane 40 WOS 32 Congrats WOS on a great run! Big School Tournment will begin at 1PM

Opinions on this King?

SETXSPORTS.COM has learned that Anthony Fazio Announced today in a meeting with head Coach Wayne Graham...Kelly High School's Anthony Fazio has a verbal commitment from Rice University for 100%.

Day 2 Heading to Quarterfinals. WO-S 31 Harper 15

He is strictly in the classroom right now at Jasper. No new HC at Burkeville yet.

Ok folks listen up!!!! This thread will be zero Tolerence!!! First time a member mentions a name or names they will be banned immediately and thread will come down!!!

I know. I talked to him tonight and he's employed with Jasper already.

Report: Cuban submits application, joins crowded field of Cubs' suitors Fans of the Windy City's lovable losers can count a maverick NBA owner among those interested in purchasing the Chicago Cubs. The Chicago Tribune reports that Mark Cuban says that he has submitted his application to Major League Baseball to purchase the Cubs. Cuban, who has owned the NBA's Dallas Mavericks since January of 2000 and is known for his free-spending ways, told the newspaper he sent the paperwork in last week. Cuban's efforts to enter the already crowded field to purchase the team is being met with some speculation. The Tribune summed up Cuban's efforts to buy the team in its Thursday edition as follows: "And while Internet billionaire Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks, has expressed interest, most observers think Major League Baseball would balk at a potential owner as unpredictable and outspoken as Cuban." When e-mailed by the Tribune to respond to the sentence, Cuban replied via e-mail: "I never comment on 'most observers' reports. It's like responding to a random blog post, a waste of time." The Tribune Co. announced it would sell the team at season's end in April, after the ailing media conglomerate announced its acquisition by billionaire investor Sam Zell. It put one of sports' most storied and star-crossed franchises on the block, a year shy of the 100th anniversary of its last World Series title. Zell, a real estate magnate who already owns part of his hometown Bulls and White Sox, did not comment about why he's was not interested in keeping the Cubs in connection with the $8.2 billion deal. The team is one of Tribune's richest assets. Cuban faces some stiff competition among suitors for the Cubs. The Tribune reported Thursday that the Ricketts family, which founded discount broker TD Ameritrade Holding Corp., has joined the list of potential bidders. Sources close to the situation said the Ricketts family is readying their application MLB requires for all parties wishing to bid on a franchise. The group is led by Thomas Ricketts, 41, who is the founder and chief executive of the Chicago-based investment firm, Incapital Holdings LLC. Thomas Ricketts is the son of J. Joe Ricketts, an Omaha billionaire who founded Ameritrade. Forbes Magazine this year estimated the Ricketts' family worth is $2.3 billion. The Tribune reports other bidders include John Canning, who heads the Chicago-based private-equity firm Madison Dearborn Partners and is a part-owner of the Milwaukee Brewers. Additionally, a partnership of restaurateur Larry Levy and Chicago business owner Craig Duchossois is also thought to be interested in entering the fray. Don Levin, who owns the Chicago Wolves minor league hockey team has said he is interested in bidding for the team, as is a partnership of Chicago attorney Thomas Mandler and area businessman Jim Anixter. A group led by industrialist and private-equity investor Thomas Begel may also try bidding on the Cubs, the newspaper reports. Bidding for the ballclub and historic Wrigley Field, however, is certain to be fiercely competitive. Analysts have estimated the Cubs could fetch $600 million or more, a far cry from the $20.5 million Tribune paid in 1981.

Great Coach!!! He has left Burkeville though.

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Here's the final 16 in the Small School Bracket. Play resumes at 8:30 AM. Quarterfinals Palacios/Crane vs WOS/Harper Mabank/Canton vs Pleasanton/Rockdale Hitchcock/Celina vs Graham/Pilot Point Navasota/Melissa vs Normangee/Diboll

West Brook. Way to much depth.