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Lamar's DeLome to take batting practice with Astros Buna native Collin DeLome will take batting practice Wednesday at Minute Maid Park with the Houston Astros, the team that selected him in the fifth round of the Major League Baseball draft last week. DeLome is an outfielder who played at Buna High School and Lamar University. He will undergo a physical with the Astros today.

Believe just the All State Tourny Team is out as of now.

2-1..

2007 3A State Tournament Baseball Team Player Cl. Pos. School Justin Parsons Jr. P Jasper B. Weller-Alexander Sr. C Jasper Chantz Pryor Sr. 1B Jasper *Ryan Ellis Sr. 2B Jasper Cory Cook Sr. 3B Texarkana Liberty-Eylau Travis Reagan Sr. SS Jasper Nathan Saltzgaber Sr. OF Abilene Wylie Taylor Hart Jr. OF Jasper Zach Fowler Sr. OF Texarkana Liberty-Eylau Malcolm Bronson Jr. DH Jasper

Craig Biggio to 3000 hits?

Mr. Kennedy to Raw.

Snitisky as expected going to Raw to fued with cena.

Raw gets the last 2 picks

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Chris Masters to Smackdown

Torrie Wilson to Smackdown

Benoit to ECW.

King Booker To Raw.

The Boogie man to ECW.

The great Kalihi Draft to Smackdown

I've heard it may be Thursday before Wal-mart gets them, Why i have no clue!

Keep checking Fox, they'll re play it.

Just reporting what i'm told!

Reporter tossed for blogging NCAA baseball tourney game in Louisville LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A reporter was ejected from an NCAA baseball tournament game for submitting live Internet updates during play. Brian Bennett, a writer for The (Louisville, Ky.) Courier-Journal, was approached Sunday by an NCAA representative in the bottom of the fifth inning and told that blogging from an NCAA championship event is against NCAA policies. Bennett had done live blogging during Louisville's super regional games against Oklahoma State in the previous two games of the three-game series. The representative revoked Bennett's credential Sunday and asked him to leave the game. "It's clearly a First Amendment issue," said Bennie Ivory, the newspaper's executive editor. "This is part of the evolution of how we present the news to our readers. It's what we did during the Orange Bowl. It's what we did during the NCAA basketball tournament. It's what we do." The newspaper's lawyer, Jon L. Fleischaker, added: "I think there's the potential for some action. We're still talking about it." NCAA spokesman Bob Williams said Monday that Bennett was asked not to blog about game action before Sunday's game. "In a nutshell, we asked the blogger repeatedly not to cover it in that manner, because it violates the policy, and he continued, and his credential was revoked," Williams said. Williams said it didn't matter that the newspaper had blogged at other NCAA events, like the Orange Bowl and NCAA basketball tournament. "Essentially, we enforce the policy when we learn of violations," Williams said. "So the fact that he may have blogged at a championship before really has no effect on the policy." The newspaper said the university circulated a memo on the issue from Jeramy Michiaels, the NCAA's manager of broadcasting, before the first super regional game Friday. It said blogs are considered a "live representation of the game" and blogs containing action photos or game reports are prohibited until the game is over. Bennett consulted with his editors and continued to blog, submitting the first report at 4:12 p.m. ET Sunday, the newspaper said. "It's a real question that we're being deprived of our right to report within the First Amendment from a public facility," Fleischaker said. "Once a player hits a home run, that's a fact. It's on TV. Everybody sees it. [The NCAA] can't copyright that fact." Louisville won the game 20-2 to advance to the College World Series in Omaha, Neb. Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press

I'll start on that soon!!

I do to. I've heard this for a few days but i have to keep quite when a Coach requests it.

If this passes it will be interesting to see!