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Bullard is a 3A School near Tyler. Basketball School! They make the playoffs every year and may have won a title recently.

Ok fellows who wins the District? And who takes the other Playoff spots?

Yes you do!

ources: Stewart granted release from Gibbs, will move to Haas By Marty Smith ESPN.com CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Two-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart has been granted a release from the final year of his driving contract with Joe Gibbs Racing after ten seasons with the team, sources close to Stewart confirmed for ESPN.com Tuesday night. Stewart will formally announce his departure from the team Wednesday. On Thursday at Chicagoland Speedway, Stewart will formally announce a move to Haas/CNC Racing as co-owner and driver, sources close to Stewart said. Haas/CNC, which currently fields the Nos. 66 and 70 Chevrolets, will be renamed Stewart Haas Racing in 2009. Sources close to both sides told ESPN.com the deal will make Stewart the highest-paid driver in NASCAR. Sources also said the Stewart Haas cars will carry different numbers. The No. 14, made famous in IndyCar racing by Stewart's hero, A.J. Foyt, is available, but sources would neither confirm nor deny that as his choice. Sources said Stewart will own a 50 percent stake in the organization, but his financial investment in attaining it was not disclosed. As ESPN.com's David Newton initially reported, Office Depot will have a role in sponsoring Stewart's car. Ryan Newman remains the lead candidate to drive Stewart Haas' second car, sources said, though no deal had yet been finalized Tuesday night. Stewart Haas will continue to receive chassis and engines from Hendrick Motorsports. Haas/CNC's current drivers, Scott Riggs and Johnny Sauter, are ranked 36th and 44th, respectively, in the owner point standings. If the team's performance fails to improve its points position during the second half of 2008, Stewart's champion's provisional will guarantee him a slot in the field for the first five races next season, presuming NASCAR doesn't change the rule. During his tenure at JGR, which began in 1999, Stewart has recorded 32 victories, a pair of Sprint Cup championships and more than $68 million in winnings. Stewart has reinvested his wealth in racing. He owns multiple sprint car teams and a trio of racetracks, including Eldora Speedway. Marty Smith is the NASCAR reporter for ESPN.

NS returns 3 on Offense and 4 on Defense. TB Jones does return who had 798 yards rushing last season.

That's true.

I spoke with Coach Hargraves on the phone Tuesday Evening and he has accepted the job at Bullard HS. Coach Hargraves coached 6 years at East Chambers with a record of 149-57 and a playoff record of 13-6. Congrats Coach on the new job and good luck.

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Alright 85, what place do you predict the Titans to come in?

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Bay City has a new Coach but a good one in Blackmon, they only return 3 on Offense though but always have talent. 2 good LB's and a good QB. Bay City is a year away, Dayton will be to much this year, i say Dayton by 14.

Don't cry it will be ok.

I agree!

Kountze will be loaded without a doubt!

Biggest Playmakers on Defense in Southeast Texas For this season..Name them!

A beast!

I agree!

Good post, i don't know where i would start.

I knew this was going to be a rough year, no Pitching!

He'll be able to run!

The Indians already had planned to play the first month of their schedule on the road, allowing the contractor more time to finish. But already, PN-G has agreed in principle to play its first district home game at Memorial, a few miles down the road in Port Arthur. PN-G's district opener is Sept. 26. It is supposed to be at home, against Little Cypress-Mauriceville. Burnett, however, said he has talked to Memorial coach Ronnie Thompson about borrowing the Titans' field - which, by the way, was rebuilt at a cost of more than $500,000. Thompson and Burnett stumbled upon the idea after they had discussed other matters. They happen to go back more than three decades. Thompson was an assistant coach at Lamar when Burnett played there as a defensive lineman. Thompson and Burnett were planning a preseason scrimmage between PN-G and Memorial. The discussion branched out, and one thing led to another. Before long, they talked about the soon-to-be flying hammers at The Reservation. "If you play 'em, try to beat 'em. If you can't beat 'em, help 'em," Thompson said. "PN-G - that's our backyard rival. We're right next door, and Matt's as honest as the day is long. He's doing everything he can to keep the pride and tradition going over there. So if there's any way we can help him, we'll do it."

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