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kogt Orange County results from the District 21-3A tennis tournament: In Boys Singles, Orangefield’s Tyler Angelle won 3rd place. In Girls Singles, Bridge City’s Katelyn Reynolds placed 2nd and OF’s Cheyenne Williams finished in 4th place. In Boys Doubles, BC’s Hunter Gothia and Blake Hanson placed third. In Girls Doubles, OF’s Katy Talbot and Erin Kelley finished second. BC’s Devon Armstrong and Shanita Maceda won Mixed Doubles and Jacob Ballard and Meredith Miller finished fourth. The regional tennis tournament will be held at Bryan High School April 23 and 24.

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Hopefully it will be a good game.

Didn't see it over there?

I was a little surprised at this outcome.

Geeez Louise.. >

Man i missed that one.

Congrats Dawgs!!

These are also posted on the sticky above.

Alot of A&M people are mad. I know the A&M boards were blowing up.

Let's see if the Astros can start winning.

Isn't this what Fran did in Alabama?

Yea i was just fixing to post that.

: Coach is an idiot!!

Nope! Didn't tell a soul!! Players had to find out on ESPN.

Did you know this goof ball didn't even tell his players!!! Heard on ESPN some of his players at A&M heard about it on TV. He's one of those drifter type coaches!! Drifts from job to job.

I've heard that as well. Good luck.

They may come out this evening.

From www.kogt.com

Richard i think.

Baylor makes Mulkey highest paid women's coach in Big 12 Baylor extends Mulkey's contract for 10 years 11:19 AM CDT on Friday, April 6, 2007 By BRIAN DAVIS / The Dallas Morning News [email protected] Texas made Gail Goestenkors the highest paid women's basketball in the Big 12 on Thursday morning. By nightfall, she had already slipped to No. 2. The Baylor Board of Regents approved an eye-popping new contract for Kim Mulkey late Thursday. She has agreed to a 10-year deal worth more than $10 million. It's an unprecedented pact from a school desperate to keep the person who put the Lady Bears on the map by winning the 2005 national title. "It's a good feeling as a coach to have a good sense of security," Mulkey said. "The way it looks now, I'll spend the rest of my career at Baylor. Not many coaches have that security." Mulkey is 183-53 in seven seasons at Baylor. She's guided the Lady Bears to six NCAA Tournament appearances. During the 2002-03 season, Baylor reached the WNIT finals. Goestenkors agreed to a seven-year deal worth $1 million annually on Thursday with the Longhorns. She could make another $270,000 in incentives. Mulkey's deal would be worth more than that, according to a Baylor athletic department source. While her total compensation package is worth more than $1 million, Mulkey is not expected to surpass Tennessee's Pat Summitt, who leads the nation at $1.125 million. "Don't let anybody tell you that you can't win at the highest level at Baylor University," Mulkey said. "It's been proven, and there's no reason it can't be done. It takes the right administration, the right resources and the right coaches."

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Seriously though if i was a big A&M fan i would be pissed. It's all about the money. We know dam well he was making plenty at College Station.