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It's changed 3 times since Monday. 7pm i guess is the new time.

Yea early game Friday!

Thanks Rim.

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Was just fixing to start it!

Plano High School basketball coach faces investigation 01:28 PM CST on Tuesday, March 4, 2008 By STACI HUPP / The Dallas Morning News [email protected] A Plano Senior High School basketball coach is the target of a school district investigation, but district leaders aren’t saying why. District officials confirmed in a written statement that Tom Inman, the varsity boys basketball coach, has been on paid leave since last Friday. But they declined to answer questions about what sparked the investigation, which they described as a personnel issue. The investigation marks the second time this year that the district has scrutinized Mr. Inman’s conduct. He was suspended for one game in January after parents complained that he yelled profanities at a player on the opposing team during a game. Mr. Inman’s salary is $54,185, district officials said. He receives another $9,000 a year from a coaching stipend.

8) We have all kinds of boards.

Come on Dickie...There are alot of Racing fans out there.

Port Neches-Groves Indians Aug.29 @ Barbers Hill Sept. 5 @ Crosby Sept. 12 Texas City Sept. 19 Open Sept. 26 LC-M* Oct. 3 @ Nederland Oct. 10 Livingston* Oct. 17 @ Vidor* Oct. 24 Lumberton* Oct. 31 @ Ozen* Nov. 7 Central*

Stowers really likes him!

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Runs scored i thought!

Rankings don't mean a thing!!! Look at Silsbee Basketball! Not ranked all year.

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Zimmerman sparks PN-G's 13-0 win HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER The Port Arthur News NEDERLAND -- Senior standout Stephen Zimmerman managed to contribute three goals and three assists Monday night as a surging Port Neches-Groves boys team blanked West Orange-Stark 13-0 at Prather Field. Zimmerman and PN-G improved to 10-5-3 and 8-4-2 while coach Don Sandell's Indians' defense delivered its third straight shutout for senior goalkeeper Ryan LaFont. The Indians also received a two-goal performance from junior Matthew Morrell plus one goal apiece by Justice Lloyd, Chris Fontenot, Greg Flores, Carlos Ortiz, Peter Zimmerman, Tanner Worley, Kris Halbert, and Doug Benton. PN-G built a 7-0 halftime lead despite going into the wind during the first half. The Indians led the count in shots on goal, 31-2. WO-S fell to 0-13 and 0-13. The Indians will host Little Cypress-Mauriceville on Friday night in Prather Field at 6 p.m.

Humble Kingwood girls 8, Port Arthur Memorial 0 Senior Shannon Rooney scored three goals and Memorial freshman goalkeeper Brenda Pulido turned in a terrific performance at rejecting a portion of Humble Kingwood's barrage, but the Lady Mustangs still prevailed 8-0 on Monday night at the PAISD auxiliary field. One of the state's stronger 5A programs, Kingwood (17-3-1, 10-0) solidified its 21-5A league lead, scoring four goals in each half, but coach Phil Mattingly's freshman net defender racked up a remarkable 16 first-half saves to keep the score from being more one-sided.