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Former Jasper LB and Willy Ray Smith Winner Making an Impact [Hidden Content] COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Chase Daniel set a Missouri record with five touchdown passes, helping the Tigers beat Murray State 47-7 on Saturday. Daniel, making his first career start, was 23-of-32 for 320 yards with a passer rating of 207.44. He broke the school mark that was held by six others, including Brad Smith, who had four in last season's opening 44-17 win over Arkansas State. It was first game since 2001 that featured someone other than Smith starting at quarterback for the Tigers. Smith, Missouri's all-time leading passer and rusher, was a four-year starter and holds 69 school, Big 12 and NCAA records. Daniel showed he also is pretty good, dominating the overmatched Racers, a Division I-AA team that was 2-9 last season and 0-7 in the Ohio Valley Conference. The Tigers needed just six plays to take the lead for good. Daniel's quick toss to Will Franklin became a 60-yard scoring pass when Franklin spun past the cornerback and ran untouched into the end zone. Daniel connected with Brad Ekwerekwu on an 8-yard touchdown pass and with Chase Coffman on a 3-yard score later in the first quarter as the Tigers drove effortlessly against Murray State. In the second quarter, Marcus Woods scored on a 2-yard run and Daniel and Franklin connected again, this time on a 34-yard scoring pass in the final minute of the half. The record-breaking touchdown pass came with 10:53 to play when Daniel hit a wide-open Jared Perry down the left sideline, putting Missouri ahead 47-0. ******The Tigers also scored on a safety in the third quarter when Sean Weatherspoon blocked a punt out of the end zone, and on a 38-yard field goal by Jeff Wolfert.********* Missouri's defense played well, too. Murray State, in the first game under new coach Matt Griffin, didn't make a first down until 7:34 remained in the second quarter. By then, Missouri was head 21-0. Starting quarterback Ryne Salyer was 8-of-13 for 39 yards with a lost fumble and an interception. Backup Zac Barnard was 12-of-17 for 89 yards and a touchdown. The Racers' leading rusher, Chad Cook, gained 12 yards on 31 carries. Murray State's lone score came late in the fourth quarter on a 13-yard TD pass from Barnard to Nate Moore.

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Jasper's new QB is better than Moye...William Ellis...give him a few games and see what happens..i believe he's the next big thing to come out of Jasper

Congrats! Player of the Week Justin Williams- Deweyville SR. 253 yards Rushing 5 TD's

The SETXsports Top 10 will be announced beginning next week on Channel 6! Week 0 brought us some very entertaining games across the area. Friday saw two games that pitted teams from the preseason top ten against each other as preseason #1 West Brook defeated preseason # 6 Ozen and preseason #2 WO-S defeated preseason #7 Dayton. There wasn’t much shakeup for the #1-#5 spots, but the bottom half saw some changes for Week 1. A few teams have switched places and some new faces have emerged as preseason contenders. #/School Name/Points Received 1. West Brook 300 The Bruins started off the 2006 season with a big win over Ozen 35-14 Friday night at Lamar Cardinal Stadium. The Bruin offense was led by sophomore tailback Christan Michael who rushed for 134 of the Bruins 250 yards and two touchdowns in his varsity debut. Joe Chaisson also added three touchdowns, two on the ground and one in the air. West Brook now heads into game two of the Beaumont Bowl series this week when they take on Central at Lamar Friday night. 2. WO-S 287 The Mustangs found themselves in a war Friday night in Dayton as both teams showcased their defenses in the first half and took a 6-6 tie into halftime. The Stangs came out firing in the second half and would eventually pull away late to defeat the Broncos 26-9 to begin the year 1-0. The WO-S defense was able to keep all-star running back Michael Dugat in check, holding him to just 70 yards. The Mustang offense was led by quarterback Andre Bevil as he passed for 170 yards and 2 touchdowns. DePauldrick Garrett added 94 yards and Earl Thomas added 68 yards on the ground. The Mustangs will renew their rivalry with LC-M Friday when the “Orange Bowl” will be played at Dan R. Hooks Stadium. 3. Central 275 The Jaguar’s offense was definitely clicking Friday night at Stallworth Stadium in Baytown as Central took down 5A Baytown Lee 21-9. The Jaguar offense pumped out 413 yards of total offense while the defense held Lee to just 141 yards. Quarterback Brandon Williams was 7-13 for 211 yards and 1 touchdown through the air and also rushed for 105 yards on 9 carries. Receiver Michael Henry hauled in 3 catches for 81 yards in the contest. The Jaguars will now take on West Brook at Lamar Friday night. 4. Memorial 262 Memorial had a bye in week 0 and will open up their season Friday night when they host the Ozen Panthers at Memorial Stadium. Look for this to be a good one, as Coach Ronnie Thompson coaches his first game back in in Port Arthur. The eyes of Texas will be upon this program as they take the first step into what they hope will be the beginning of something great. PA may have to rely on the run against Ozen, because of the fact that the Panthers boast one of the best secondaries in the state. 5. Nederland 246 The Bulldogs hung tough with the #8 4A team in the state Friday night at Reliant Stadium, but in the end La Marque would be too much, racking up 362 yards of offense and taking a 28-20 victory over Nederland. A surprising stat is that Nederland only managed 4 first downs the entire game but still only lost by 8. Tailback Micah Mosley led the Bulldog offense with 136 yards on the ground and 2 touchdowns of 68 and 57 yards. The Bulldogs will have their home opener this week when they host Houston Forest Brook at Bulldog Stadium. 6. Ozen 239 Even with the great performance of quarterback London Durham the Panthers couldn’t overcome the 5A West Brook Bruins as they fell 35-14 in the season opener Friday night at Lamar’s Cardinal Stadium. Durham was 16-33 for 212 yards and 2 touchdowns in Friday’s loss to the Bruins. Unfortunately, two touchdowns would not be enough as the Panther defense gave up 316 yards and 35 points. The Panther defense will once again be heavily tested this week as they travel to Memorial Stadium in Port Arthur to face the Titans. 7. Dayton 223 The Broncos were “welcomed” to Southeast Texas football Friday night. However, it wasn’t the welcome they were hoping for as they fell in the season opener 26-9 to WO-S. They played the Mustangs tough for one half as they took a 6-6 tie into halftime. But the Stangs would come out firing in the second half and pull away late for the win. Dayton all-star running back Michael Dugat was kept in check by the “Chain Gang” defense of WO-S as he managed just 70 yards on the ground. Quarterback Andrew Thomas had the bulk of the rushing yards as he rushed for 108 yards in the contest. Dayton will be at home again this week as they welcome the Nacogdoches Dragons to Bronco Stadium. 8. Newton 215 Newton had a bye in week 0 and will open up their season Friday night when they host the 3A Crockett Bulldogs at Singletary Stadium. Suprsingly, Crockett took 4a Powerhouse, Kilgore to Double Overtime in Week Zero. This could quite possibly be Newton's toughest test of the season. QB Darrell Jenkins will need to have a huge game if the Eagles want to open up their season with a win 9. Silsbee 203 Silsbee opens up at home against 4a Houston Sterling. This will be a good confidence builder for a Silsbee team that has some tough games ahead. Look for Wiliam Harper and Rocky Calhoun to have huge games Friday Night. 10. PNG 189 After losing to the state #1 ranked 4a team in Brenham on Friday Night, the Indians will look to rebound and get their first win against Crosby. PNG comes in at #10 this week, but with a poor showing next week, could drop out of the top 10. Regardless, we still see PNG as one of the stronger teams in the area at this point. The Rest...11-25 11. Kirbyville 170 12. Barbers Hill 165 13. Bridge City 147 14. Jasper 139 15. Lumberton 120 16. Vidor 115 17. Orangefield 107 18. LCM 105 19. East Chambers 84 20. Kelly 72 21. Hamshire Fannett 57 22. Deweyville 49 23. Hardin Jefferson 28 24. Huffman 27 25. Anahuac 22 Others Receiving Votes (Points): Hull Daisetta 21, Hardin 15, Liberty 12, Warren 5, Woodville 1 Rankings by Classification According to Results of the Poll 5a 1. West Brook 2. Memorial 4a 1. Central 2. Nederland 3. Ozen 4. Dayton 5. PNG 6 Barbers Hill 7. Lumberton 8. Vidor 9. LCM 10. Huffman 3a 1. WO-S 2. Silsbee 3. Kirbyville 4. Bridge City 5. Jasper 6. Orangefield 7. Hamshire Fannett 8. Hardin Jefferson 9. Liberty 2a 1. Newton 2. East Chambers 3. Dewyville 4. Anahuac 5. Hardin 6. Warren 7. Woodville 1a 1. Hull Daisetta Private 1. Kelly

Good game for the Dawgs...I dont think anyone is too disapointed..this was expected..Good night for Ellis..SE Texans will start to hear his name alot...144 yards rushing aint too bad...

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I think he will be overused in Diboll and become a one man show that no one in that district will stop...except maybe carthage...BUT...i dont see diboll going past the first rd in th eplayoffs

Word I got was Kirbyville 3 scores Newton 0

this isnt my first rodeo travelin card...lol...we got it under control.. We contacted Newton about broadcasting all their games and it has come together very well thus far....lookin forward to it

were going to try and do a recorded show each week, just previewing some of the up and coming games

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lets restart this...thoughts?

i dont have a problem with some smack talk, but you guys do not realize how much of a turn off it is fo others to come to our football forum and see this constant smack talk going on...Use the football forum for exchanging info and opinions....use this forum for anything else... This board is not being over moderated...At their discretion, the moderators move threads to the appropriate forum when they need to be moved...very seldom do posts or threads get deleted unless they break one of the rules. All we do is move the threads to their proper places the vidor/wos thread started off as smack talk, even if it was friendly...the majority of people who click on that topic expect to read something about the up and coming vidor/wos scrimmage, yet when they click on it the see something about handicapped sections and something about some guy named Jody, which is severely off topic...if someone wants to start a new thread in the football forum, please do...but please keep it informative. thanks guy and I always appreciate your viewpoints

i think this may be a similar year to 2003 when Jasper started off slow and gets it together right before the playoffs....At this point it wouldnt surprise if jasper didnt win their first game until district with the overall inexperience of the team...the talent is there, we'll just see how long it takes the maturity level to catch up

The score came from Coach Credeur folks

If you didnt catch the preview show tonite, here is the team [Hidden Content] 2006 Preseason All Southeast Texas Football Team Player of the Year: Earl Thomas- WO-S Offensive MVP: Joe Chaisson- West Brook Defensive MVP: Ben Wells- Ozen Iron Men: Johnny Dishon- Bridge City, Darrell Jenkins- Newton Junior of the Year: Dravannti Johnson- Nederland Sophomore of the Year: William Ellis- Jasper Coach of the Year: Ronnie Thompson- Memorial 1ST TEAM OFFENSE QB: Brandon Williams- Central RB: Michael Dugat- Dayton WR: Jacoby Franks- WOS WR: Derrick Hall- Central WR: Mason Fisher- Barbers Hill TE: Billy Chavis- West Brook OL: Ahmad Jones- Silsbee OL: Jerrod Gooch- Vidor OL: Jomar Cauley- Jasper OL: Mike Zoch- West Brook OL: Ronald DeJohn- Memorial 1ST TEAM DEFEFNSE DB: Ryan Clark- Ozen DB: Barry Valcin- Memorial DB: Kenneth Tezeno- PNG DB: Avery Hadnot- Jasper LB: Joe Sexton- Barbers Hill LB: Pierce Rhodes- Kirbyville LB: Jacob Walker- PNG DL: Pharius Haynes- Central DL: JaCody Coleman- West Brook DL: Rob Ashabranner- Cathedral DL: Charles Jacobs- Memorial 2ND TEAM OFFENSE QB: Alex Moshier- Nederland RB: Blake Patton- Barbers Hill RB: Micah Mosley- Nederland WR: James Maxwell- Dayton WR: Ronnie Fontenot- Ozen TE: Trey Gaspard- PNG OL: Jay Mullins- Silsbee OL: Jason Duff- Vidor OL: Aaron Tomplait- PNG OL: Myles Waggoner- West Brook OL: Jonathan Sturlese- WO-S 2ND TEAM DEFENSE DB: Jeff Stringer- Bridge City DB: BK Johnson- Silsbee DB: Tramain Thomas- East Chambers DB: Todd Gardner- Memorial LB: Jaylon Clotiaux- Jasper LB: Paul Trammell- East Chambers LB: Jarvis Benton- Nederland DL: Joe Stelly- West Brook DL: Marques Johnson- Jasper DL: Jacob Pickle- Dayton DL: Marcus Abbott- Memorial HONORABLE MENTION Rocky Calhoun-RB- Silsbee, William Harper-QB-Silsbee, Nico Adams- RB/DB Newton, Justin McClemore-RB-Newton, Travon Limbrick-RB-Jasper, Donte Rollins-DL/RB-Jasper, Brad Croak-RB-Vidor, Derrick Kilmer-DB-Vidor, DePauldric Garrett-RB-WOS, Andre Bevil-QB-WOS, Morris Thomas-RB-Central, Ronnie Arliene-LB-Central, London Durham-QB-Ozen, Herbert Labove-WR-Ozen, Jake Hemmings-RB-PNG, Brandon Begnaud-RB PNG, Davon Lewis-QB-Memorial, Byron Martin-WR-Memorial, Cameron Vaughn-DB-LCM, Joseph Vrator-DB-LCM, Kurt Moerbe-TE-Bridge City, Troy Bolton-DB- Bridge City, Brett Ramsey-QB-Orangefield, Sean Bean-LB-Beaumont Kelly, Chris Gutierrez-FB-Nederland, Bryce DeJohn-QB-Lumberton, Aaron Credeur-QB-Lumberton, Blake Patton-QB-Barbers Hill, Kyle Cox-DL-Barbers Hill, Cameron Swart-DL-Barbers Hill, Kelby Shandy-RB-Anahuac, Justin Carrell-QB-Buna, Justin Williams-FB-Deweyville, Chris Collins-RB-Hardin, Brandon Letsinger-QB-West Hardin, Zach Simmons-RB-West Hardin, Anthony Fazio-QB-Kelly, Donnie Corona-RB-Kelly, Michael Williams-DB-West Brook, Joe Carter-FS-Dayton, Aaron Cook-RB-Hull Daisetta

way to be on top of things Bobcat...thats the way we roll at SETX

fill us in

thats right...it was 4-1 PNG..lots of turnovers for the Dawgs in this one

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