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Suggs was an asst there at one time.

2008 Jim Gilligan Baseball Camp Dates Set Application and information now available at lamarcardinals.com March 17, 2008 2008 Baseball Camp Form The Lamar Baseball program is pleased to announce that the dates for the 2008 Jim Gilligan Summer Camps have been set. The camps will have three sessions, June 9-13, June 16-20 for ages 6-12 and June 23-26 for ages 6-18. All three camps will take place at Vincent-Beck Stadium on the Lamar University campus. For more information, call (409) 880-8135/8974. Form [Hidden Content]

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If any Tuesday games are moved please put new time and date here.. Tuesday Lee @ West Brook 6:30......................Wednesday 6:30 Smiley @ Huffman 6pm OF @ HF 7pm.................................Wednesday 3pm Kirbyville @ BC 7pm......................Wednesday 1pm Navasota @ Tarkington 6pm Kelly @ St. Pius 6pm.................Wednesday 6pm Kountze @ EC 7pm Warren @ Anahuac 6pm Woodville vs. Corrigan Camden Hull Diasetta @ Spurger 4pm West Hardin @ Sabine Pass 4pm Legacy @ Baytown Christian 4pm

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Donovan kicks NIT-bound Gators out of $12 million practice facility GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- When the Florida Gators lost in the first round of the Southeastern Conference tournament, they knew it knocked them out of the NCAA tournament field. They had no idea it also would get them kicked out of their practice facility. Coach Billy Donovan, feeling like his players had settled into a state of complacency and entitlement, banned them from Florida's $12 million facility. He also told them they couldn't wear any Florida attire. "Probably in some respects the confetti is still falling down around them," Donovan said Monday. "When you have great success like we've had, I think it's very, very easy to become complacent and to lose sight of how good things are around here and to have an attitude of, 'I'm at Florida. This is just what's going to happen.'" The two-time reigning national champion Gators (21-11) lost eight of their final 11 games, including the last four, and missed out on the NCAA tournament for the first time since 1998. They became the first defending champion to not make it back to the tournament since probation-stricken Kansas in 1989. Florida settled for a spot in the NIT, where they will host San Diego State on Wednesday night. The Gators also found themselves fighting to get back into their state-of-the-art facility, which houses the team locker room, the practice court, the video room, the weight room, both national championship trophies and pieces of both floors on which Florida won it all. Players spent the last four days shuffling between the O'Connell Center practice floor and the antiquated Florida Gym. "He just wants to teach us a lesson that it takes time to earn stuff," freshman guard Nick Calathes said. "He's really going to make us earn it. I like that. I don't see that as a problem at all. I think it will help us in the long run." Added freshman Jai Lucas: "When he feels we're ready and playing like the University of Florida should play, then we'll move [back] in." It might not happen anytime soon. Football coach Urban Meyer, who has developed a close relationship with Donovan, pulled a similar move in summer 2005. Meyer barred players from the locker room and told them they couldn't wear orange and blue or anything with the Gators logo on it. He also removed the large replica gator head that was on display between the locker room and Florida Field. Players typically rub the head for good luck before games. Meyer's players responded by winning nine games for the first time in four years. They won the national title the following season. Donovan can only hope for similar results from a team he has criticized for not having enough dedication, passion to win and willingness to play defense. "One of the things that creates a tremendous level of complacency in anybody is after something very, very big happens," said Donovan, who has used motivational tactics extensively in recent years. "It's very easy to have a letdown. It's not these guys' fault. They walked into this. They walked into what happened. "They got a facility that the administration has invested a lot in. It's one of the best in the country. They've got a massage therapist to make sure they're OK after games. They've got a private plane that they take to games. The meals that they eat. All those things, these guys came here and went right to the penthouse." Calathes and Lucas acknowledged that players felt a sense of entitlement during this season. They also echoed Donovan's remarks that none of the players knew what it took to win at the college level or what they needed to do every day in practice to make the NCAA tournament. Now, Donovan hopes missing the tournament -- they actually practiced during the selection show since there was no reason to watch -- will prove to be a humbling experience that will pay off down the road. Kicking them out of the locker room could help, too. "I think we're going to have this taste in our mouths all the way until we make the NCAA tournament," Lucas said. "This is something that will never leave us. This pain is unbearable. If this doesn't [motivate us], I don't know what will. This might be one of the worst things that could happen to the team."

Biologist hooks fish he stocked in 1983 GREEN RIVER, Wyo. (AP) -- Some people catch fish and release them. Bill Wengert releases them and then catches them - a quarter-century later. In April 1983, Wengert and other state Game and Fish Department biologists stocked some 12,000 young trout in the Flaming Gorge Reservoir in southwest Wyoming. Game and Fish spokeswoman Lucy Wold said Wengert was ice fishing recently on the 91-mile-long reservoir and caught a 23-inch Mackinaw trout, a type of lake trout. Wengert noticed the trout's right pelvic fin had been clipped, indicating it was a hatchery fish that had been stocked. Examining historical stocking data, Wengert determined the fish was stocked on April 14, 1983. "I may have actually clipped the fins on this very fish, and I know I was driving the barge when the fish were stocked, nearly 25 years ago," Wengert said. Wengert, a 35-year veteran of the agency, estimated the trout was 26 years old because stocked fish spend a year in a hatchery before being released. But he said it was very skinny, weighing only 2.5 pounds, compared to another trout released at the same time that weighed 17 pounds when it was caught in 2004. He said the trout will allow fishery biologists "an opportunity to learn more about fish genetics, age and growth of lake trout in the reservoir."

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Silsbee comes from behind to win 5-4!!

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A Classic!!!

Bases loaded 2 outs

Lumberton wins 14-4 in 6.

Nederland should be next in line for Turf!