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  1. [quote name="~old_wildcat~" post="694680" timestamp="1257189211"]
    WHO WINS DISTRICT....!!!

      simply type:  KIRBYVILLE or NEWTON..

    [b]no stats,no analyzing,no ridiculous score margins, no arguing ,no crap...!!![/b]..yes this a no-fun poll.
    [/quote][quote author=~old_wildcat~ link=topic=61762.msg694691#msg694691 date=1257189664]
    [b] WILDCATS..!!!![/b]
    [/quote]

    Cant even follow your own directions  Simply type: Kirbyville or Newton    Response  Wildcats

    Kirbyville
  2. [quote name="Rebel Yeller" post="690378" timestamp="1256914822"]
    Please don't jump me for asking a question! I just want to know?

    I heard that the realignment count for Chester was 59 - Is that correct?

    If that is correct how many young men are in that number?

    Now for the sticky question....At what number of students does a school have to fall to making it too expensive to have a staff in the high school to afford to keep the doors open?

    I know that schools go through cycles, but with teachers for English, Science, Math, Social Studies, Spanish(?), Athletics one for boys and one girls, ag(?) and one other elective thats 9 teachers with even an average of $25,000 (which is on the low end) that $225,000 in salaries alone and that does not count administration which I am sure they share in some way.

    I am not advocating consolidation, dropping to 6 man or anything of the sort. I just want to know is there are trigger that makes the cost of a school have to be looked at in a different way in order to provide a well rounded education for students and the best use of the money that people pay in taxes?

    Please I am not trying to start anything I really just want to know!
    [/quote]

    58 kids  26 of them boys  20 played football.  One player broke his foot a week earlier and all the injuries in the HI game.  It left 12 guys. 
  3. Actually I retract what I said about Cleveland and Coldspring being ahead of Silsbee.  The strength of Silsbee schedule is pretty good.  They beat some good teams.

    I did some quick calculation not including week 0 it appears the that Silsbee opponents win loss is 35-16


    Cleveland and Coldsprings have played some really weak teams.  Cleveland and Coldsprings both have losing records. 

  4. [b]Vidor[/b] @ Nederland
    Orangefield @ [b]Bridge City[/b]
    [b]West Brook[/b] @ Baytown Sterling
    Channelview @ [b]PA Memorial[/b]
    [b]Barbers Hill[/b] @ Houston North Forest
    Houston CE King @ [b]Dayton[/b]
    [b]Central [/b] @ Livingston
    Ozen @ [b]PNG[/b]
    Lumberton @ [b]LCM[/b]
    Diboll @ [b]Carthage[/b]
    [b]Jasper [/b] @ Rusk
    Hamshire Fannett @ [b]Silsbee[/b]
    Hardin Jefferson @ [b]WOS[/b]
    [b]Cleveland[/b] @ Coldsprings
    [b]Kirbyvile [/b] @ San Augustine
    Selbyville @ [b]Newton[/b]
    [b]Woodville[/b] @ Hemphill
    [b]Anahuack[/b] @ Warren
    [b]East Chambers[/b] @ Kountze
    Hardin @ [b]Buna[/b]
    Burkeville @ [b]Sabine Passs[/b]
    [b]Evadale [/b] @ Chester
    [b]West Hardin[/b] @ Hull Daisetta
    High Island @ [b]Colmesneil[/b]
  5. C: Ruiz/Posada: This one is a toss up do you take the proven vet Posada who has struggled Defensively, or do you take Ruiz who is solid defensively and has been swinging the bat well in the post season?

    I'll go with a PUSH on this one

    1B Howard/Texiera: Howard has been crushing the ball in the post season Defense has been improved but shaky at times. Tex all around stud with the glove and the switch hitting ability however for this one

    Going to take Howard

    2B Utley/Cano: Utley has been down in the post season has an injury that he will have to get taken care of at the end of the season and is not talking about, Cano is playing well but this one has to go with

    Utley just because

    SS Rollins/Jeter: Rollins better Glove than Jeter and has hit in the 9th innings for the Phillies this postseason. However Jeter is still Jeter Mr. Postseason himself gotta give the nod to

    Jeter how could you go against him

    3b Feliz/ARod: Feliz has a great glove and gets hits at times. Who are we kidding AROD his blistering hot at this point in the postseason

    AROD not even close

    RF Werth/Swisher: Werth has come to play this postseason multiple Homeruns and driving in runs. Swisher has been bad

    Werth not even close

    CF Victorino/Cabrera: Victorino a pesky hitter good D much to the same of melky. Melky connects yankees lineup very well

    PUSH

    LF Ibanez/Damon: 2 very different style players Ibanez had a very good start to the season but has slowed down. Damon has been average in this post season. Ibanez first time in the bright lights of the WS think he is going to bring it

    Ibanez

    DH: Dobbs/Francisco/Stairs/ Matsui: Matsui has to be considered better here

    Starting Pitching:
    Phillies hit CC in the past
    Lee has been on fire

    Slight edge Phillies

    Bullpen: with Mo Rivera yanks get the checkmark

    This gives 5-4 edge Phillies

    After comparing the players head to head I like Phillies in 6.  But this doesnt take into effect Home field advantage, fan noise, travel fatigue etc. 

    Phillies winning games 1,3,5,6
  6. Rob Neyer of ESPN.com said this

    Manny Acta was the guy they wanted. The Astros liked everything about him. His presence and personality. How he forged relationships with players. His ability to run a game.I said from the beginning that there was no right answer in this search for a new manager. Manny Acta would have been terrific, but then so would Phil Garner, Bob Melvin, Tim Bogar, Jim Fregosi and a dozen or so others.

    But the Astros settled on Manny Acta. Ed Wade and Tal Smith went through the list and the interviews and decided he should be the guy to lead the Astros through an important period in their history.

    There's no use surgarcoating what happened these last 48 hours. Drayton McLane refused to offer Acta a three-year contract. He offered two, and even when the Cleveland Indians offered three, he held firm.

    --snip--

    He operated the Astros that way when they made the playoffs six times in nine years, and he's operating them this way now. I believe in my heart of hearts that his heart is in the right place, but he has some odd thoughts about putting a team together.

    He'll allow his people overspend on some has-been player, but veto spending on draft picks and managers.

    Now the Astros will move on. They've got some tough spinning to do when a manager finally is hired.

    It's not just that the new manager won't be their first choice. It's that the Astros lost their first choice for a relatively small amount of money.
    If you don't trust your baseball people to choose your manager, you should get new baseball people.

    If you think it's silly to give a manager a three-year contract but don't mind throwing $100 million of your ill-gotten gains at Carlos Lee, you probably need to have your head examined (though of course something similar might be said of half the owners in the majors).

    It's not likely that failing to hire Manny Acta is debilitating, because it's not likely that Manny Acta is a great manager. I mean, it's certainly possible. It's just that there aren't many great managers -- to the questionable extent such a beast might be identified, anyway -- and so the odds of any particular manager being great are small indeed.

    What's debilitating is a sense of the organization, both within and without, that the owner and his top lieutenants aren't on the same page. Whether that characterization is fair or not, often the perception becomes the reality.
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