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10-4A Division 1, IT'S FER REAL NOW BOYS!

I heard the Sabine Pass Squirrels went nuts.😂

Splendora got a chance lol

This is a pretty good little article about one of our linemen, a younf man who is NOT handicapped in the least. We're proud to have you on our team young man.
 

Just think bud, if the play calling is that horrible, just how talented are the players for your team?

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This is a pretty good little article about one of our linemen, a younf man who is NOT handicapped in the least. We're proud to have you on our team young man.
 

This is a pretty good little article about one of our linemen, a younf man who is NOT handicapped in the least. We're proud to have you on our team young man.
 

This is a pretty good little article about one of our linemen, a younf man who is NOT handicapped in the least. We're proud to have you on our team young man.
 

This is a pretty good little article about one of our linemen, a younf man who is NOT handicapped in the least. We're proud to have you on our team young man.
 

This is a pretty good little article about one of our linemen, a younf man who is NOT handicapped in the least. We're proud to have you on our team young man.
 

This is a pretty good little article about one of our linemen, a younf man who is NOT handicapped in the least. We're proud to have you on our team young man.
 

We rarely say anything about the boys in the stripes, except maybe they are blind😉. I would like to bring up something though, in 1958 my uncle Beau Hicks joined the Southwest Officials Association, the precursor to todays Texas Association of Sports Officials, he served as Secretary, I believe President for a while, refereed in both High School and College games as well as ending his career as a recruiter for officials for the NFL. A few years after Uncle Beau started my dad, Wayne Hicks, joined as well, both of them served in virtually every position on the field as well as officiating basketball for awhile which I remember was not my dads' favorite. About 20 years after my Uncle joined my middle brother BJ Hicks joined TASO and has officiated just about every position on the field along with becoming one of the few caucasian officlas in SWAC for a few years. One of my cousins also tried it for awhile but didn't like it. Both my dad and my uncle have passed on leaving the legacy to my brother and this year will be my brothers' last year after close to 45 years running up and down the fields with all the young men. It seems odd to me knowing there will no longer be a Hicks out on that field but I would like to let you guys know that they all served with honesty and integrity. It takes a special man to give his time and his money (they pay yearly dues) and I have been lucky enough to have been related to several of them. 

We rarely say anything about the boys in the stripes, except maybe they are blind😉. I would like to bring up something though, in 1958 my uncle Beau Hicks joined the Southwest Officials Association, the precursor to todays Texas Association of Sports Officials, he served as Secretary, I believe President for a while, refereed in both High School and College games as well as ending his career as a recruiter for officials for the NFL. A few years after Uncle Beau started my dad, Wayne Hicks, joined as well, both of them served in virtually every position on the field as well as officiating basketball for awhile which I remember was not my dads' favorite. About 20 years after my Uncle joined my middle brother BJ Hicks joined TASO and has officiated just about every position on the field along with becoming one of the few caucasian officlas in SWAC for a few years. One of my cousins also tried it for awhile but didn't like it. Both my dad and my uncle have passed on leaving the legacy to my brother and this year will be my brothers' last year after close to 45 years running up and down the fields with all the young men. It seems odd to me knowing there will no longer be a Hicks out on that field but I would like to let you guys know that they all served with honesty and integrity. It takes a special man to give his time and his money (they pay yearly dues) and I have been lucky enough to have been related to several of them. 

We rarely say anything about the boys in the stripes, except maybe they are blind😉. I would like to bring up something though, in 1958 my uncle Beau Hicks joined the Southwest Officials Association, the precursor to todays Texas Association of Sports Officials, he served as Secretary, I believe President for a while, refereed in both High School and College games as well as ending his career as a recruiter for officials for the NFL. A few years after Uncle Beau started my dad, Wayne Hicks, joined as well, both of them served in virtually every position on the field as well as officiating basketball for awhile which I remember was not my dads' favorite. About 20 years after my Uncle joined my middle brother BJ Hicks joined TASO and has officiated just about every position on the field along with becoming one of the few caucasian officlas in SWAC for a few years. One of my cousins also tried it for awhile but didn't like it. Both my dad and my uncle have passed on leaving the legacy to my brother and this year will be my brothers' last year after close to 45 years running up and down the fields with all the young men. It seems odd to me knowing there will no longer be a Hicks out on that field but I would like to let you guys know that they all served with honesty and integrity. It takes a special man to give his time and his money (they pay yearly dues) and I have been lucky enough to have been related to several of them. 

We rarely say anything about the boys in the stripes, except maybe they are blind😉. I would like to bring up something though, in 1958 my uncle Beau Hicks joined the Southwest Officials Association, the precursor to todays Texas Association of Sports Officials, he served as Secretary, I believe President for a while, refereed in both High School and College games as well as ending his career as a recruiter for officials for the NFL. A few years after Uncle Beau started my dad, Wayne Hicks, joined as well, both of them served in virtually every position on the field as well as officiating basketball for awhile which I remember was not my dads' favorite. About 20 years after my Uncle joined my middle brother BJ Hicks joined TASO and has officiated just about every position on the field along with becoming one of the few caucasian officlas in SWAC for a few years. One of my cousins also tried it for awhile but didn't like it. Both my dad and my uncle have passed on leaving the legacy to my brother and this year will be my brothers' last year after close to 45 years running up and down the fields with all the young men. It seems odd to me knowing there will no longer be a Hicks out on that field but I would like to let you guys know that they all served with honesty and integrity. It takes a special man to give his time and his money (they pay yearly dues) and I have been lucky enough to have been related to several of them. 

Just not sure how many players LCM picking up from WOS! 🤨

I'm sorry but no. 
Lumberton
LCM/Huffman
Vidor/Livingston/Splendora

LCM
Vidor
Lumberton
HH/Livingston

I can see it now, the Black Kayak sunk in a mud puddle from two poundings.

Probably 300 on that right side, we have to learn to shut that down.
 

!!Score: 42/48 F Lumberton Wins!!! Tatum is a very tough team if they can clean up their penalties they can go far. Lumberton needs to clean up our own as well.

SETXSports lits the visitor score first and the home score second no matter the points.
 

Currently !!score:20/27/Halftime


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We got about 4 or 5 that hardly ever come off the field. Will be interesting to see how we look at the start of the 4th as the temp start to rise. They've been doing it all year so they're conditioned but that heat takes it out of ya quick.