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I read an article that his Wife liked to fool around.

My gut says it had something to do with his wife!!!!!!! That's all i'm saying.

6/25/2007 11:47:00 PM Another update on Benoit murder/suicide by Dave Meltzer Sources in the Fayette County Police Department are now working under the theory that Chris Benoit killed Nancy on Saturday, son Daniel on Sunday, and then killed himself earlier today. Benoit was found dead in his weight room. Nancy was found dead in the lving room. Daniel was found dead in his bedroom, accordig t an unnamed source in the department. Lt. Tommy Pope told ABC News "the instruments of death were located on the scene," but didn't specify what those were or where they were found. Pope said the department was not actively searching for any suspects outside the house.

Man that doesn't sound like Benoit!!

You know the result.

That has crossed my mind!! Why he would do it i have no clue. He told WWE officals Friday he had to go home due to a family emegerency so something was going on.

Oh come on Coach V, 1A ball can be exciting as well.

No. He left Friday and told WWE he had a Family emegerency. Hope we find out who and why they did it if it is a Homocide.

WWE wrestler Chris Benoit, wife, son found dead in Georgia Associated Press TOOLS Email Get section feed Print Subscribe NOW Comments Recommend FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. — WWE wrestler Chris Benoit, his wife and son were found dead today and police said they were investigating the deaths as a homicide. Lt. Tommy Pope of the Fayette County Sheriff's Department said the three were found at their home about 2:30 p.m., but refused to release details. Pope said results of autopsies on Benoit, his wife Nancy, and 7-year-old son Daniel were expected Tuesday. Benoit, 40, was a former world heavyweight champion, Intercontinental champion and held several tag-team titles over his career. "WWE extends its sincerest thoughts and prayers to the Benoit family's relatives and loved ones in this time of tragedy," the federation said in a statement on its Web site. Benoit was scheduled to perform at the "Vengeance" pay-per-view event Sunday night in Houston, but was replaced at the last minute because of what announcer Jim Ross called "personal reasons." Benoit, a Canadian native, maintained a home in metro Atlanta from the time he wrestled for the defunct World Championship Wrestling.

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Ashton will rest for 6 weeks..Good story on Channel 6.

:'( :'(

Yea behave fellows.. 8)

Be nice Coach!

Great news thanks!!

Someone started a post on HJ/Ozen, what about HJ vs. Central? Who would win this one?

Give us an update!!!

Ashton was in a car accident near Silsbee and was seriously injured. That's all the info i have at this time.

West Brook will give it one more shot Saturday as they will play in the Houston Madison 7 on 7 Tourny to try and qualify for the State Tournment.

BEAUMONT - The Beaumont Municipal Tennis Center's Heatwave Classic kicked off Saturday with great success. The tournament is a little different than playing standard matches. Each player plays seven games against eight opponents and however many games are won equals a point for each game. So, even the loser of the set can still earn points toward the final seeding. "That gives the young kids a chance to compete against the older kids," said Russell Grogan, the tournament administrator. "Since the young kids, who might get outlasted in long matches, can get the early jump on the older kids." That advantage was certainly apparent in Saturday's tournament Twelve-year-old Jason Abante, a soon-to-be seventh grade student at St. Anne Catholic School, competed in the 16-year-old division, and did exceptionally well. He was in first place heading into the finals. In the final round, Abante beat Corey Guilbeaux, a 15-year-old player on the tennis team at Little Cypress-Mauriceville, 10-6. "I'm surprised at how well I'm doing," said Abante. "I was nervous this morning." Abante's opponents were certainly impressed with his ability. "It's really hard to play against him. It's impressive how he seems to get everything back no matter where you hit it," said 14-year-old Dakota Heintschel, who is also playing in the 16-year-old division, after his game with Abante. Another player who dominated his division was Lain Herr, a 14-year-old freshman at Cathedral Christian Academy. He played in the 18-year-old division and was undefeated heading into the final match for first place. Herr won his division with 32 games won. The second place player, Devin Armstrong, had 24 points. "I'm not that surprised at how well I'm doing," Herr said. That statement was made with good reason, as Herr won the 18-year-old division in the previous Grand Prix tournament on May 19. That same advantage for younger players is apparent in the girls division as well. Tara Austin, a 12-year-old student at All-Saints' Episcopal School, was undefeated heading into the final round in the 14-year-old division. In the final match, she beat Phoebe Johnson 10-5 to take home first place. Although she seems young, Austin has quite a bit of experience. "I've been playing since I was six years old," said Austin, who hopes to join the All Saints' tennis team next year. Competing for victory isn't the only reason the players enjoy this tournament. "I like to play for practice for the tennis team at LC-M," Guilbeaux said. He certainly got that practice, as he finished in second place in the 16-year-old division. There are three more events in the Junior Grand Prix tennis series this summer. They take place Saturday, July 21 and Aug. 4.

Astros win 12-9 after almost giving game 3 away.

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