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New Football Helmets May Cut Injury Risk By RAMESH SANTANAM, Associated Press Writer PITTSBURGH - Newer helmet technology could reduce the risk of high school football players getting concussions, but not the severity of the injury, according to new research. A three-year study by the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center found that athletes who wore a helmet with more protection for the temple area of the head and jaw had fewer concussions than those wearing a standard helmet, said university neuropsychologist Micky Collins, the study's principal investigator. The study, published in the February edition of the scientific journal, Neurosurgery, looked at 2,141 high school football players from 2002 to 2004. Of those, 1,173 wore the improved helmet and 968 wore standard helmets through both the pre- and regular seasons. The study, funded by helmet maker Riddell, is the first to look at whether helmet technology can reduce the severity or number of concussions, Collins said. The study showed the annual concussion rate was 5.3 percent in athletes wearing the new Revolution helmet and 7.6 percent in the older version. Revolution wearers were 31 percent less likely to sustain the an injury, compared with wearers of standard helmets, the study showed. The Revolution helmet was introduced in 2002. However, helmet type made no difference in the recovery time of athletes suffering from concussions, Collins said. Investigators used a test developed by UPMC to check the athletes' reaction and memory skills before and after concussions. Collins said 50 percent of the athletes who had concussions did not recover within one week, 30 percent did not recover within two weeks and 15 percent did not recover within three weeks. This is crucial because reduced cognitive skills also hurt the athletes in the classroom, Collins said. "There's no such thing as a concussion-proof helmet," Collins warned. "The biggest mistake anyone can make is saying, 'This kid has a concussion. Put him in this helmet and send him out there.' ... Any athlete who has a concussion and goes back to play too soon, that's when the risk levels are high." Experts studying sports-related brain injuries welcomed the study. "(It) supports what we have anecdotally been discovering over the past few years," said Kevin Guskiewicz, chairman of the Department of Exercise and Sport Science at North Carolina. Fewer concussions were reported among University of North Carolina players wearing Revolution helmets, he said. Stefan Duma, director of the Center for Injury Biomechanics at Virginia Tech, called the UPMC study "a critical aspect in improving player health." Duma and Guskiewicz are involved in separate studies to measure the acceleration of football players' heads in real time by installing wireless transmitters in their players' helmets, both Revolution and standard. Guskiewicz said he hopes studies like his and UPMC's help researchers to better protect the brain from sports related injuries. "The exciting part is it indicates there are design factors that can be modified to reduce your risk of concussion," Duma said. "Just showing they have shown a reduced risk with design change, maybe they can change the design more and keep improving."

nah...dont really think Jasper can hang with Silsbee....How is Coldspring?....I know they got the real tall kid

I hope it doesnt happen....wayyyy too many strong teams in that district It wouldnt surprise me to see Jasper head back up north and get in a district with diboll and hunington and so forth I keep hearing that some of the teams in 21-3a may go to region 2 and play tyler area teams....so that would leave out teams like diboll, hudson, lufkin central out...in that case, there would almost have to be a different district than the one mentioned above

hey now :x

Jasper had some pretty bad damage, but im pretty sure the field will be back to its normal self by the time baseball seasin starts

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is BC in Jasper's tourney?

also bears, when is the lcm tourney and what teams are in it?

funny that stafford is the #2 rated qb in the state, yet didnt get an invite to play in the army all american bowl when Jevon Snead did...I think Snead is the better of the two even though Stafford and HP did beat Snead and Stephenville in the playoffs this year

www.dallasnews.com Dallas Morning News Article on Coaches Salaries Football coaches cashing in 10:39 PM CST on Saturday, January 7, 2006 By MATT JACOB / The Dallas Morning News For proof that football is the undisputed king of Texas high school sports, you need to look no further than what area school districts are paying head coaches. Their average salary is $82,179.16, and nearly half are paid at least twice what an average teacher makes. The Dallas Morning News asked 37 districts for the total compensation paid to 95 Class 5A and 4A head football coaches for the 2005-06 academic year. Average teacher salaries were obtained from the Texas Education Agency for 2004-05, the most recent data available. Data Analysis Fourteen of the 20 highest-paid coaches did not make the playoffs this season. Seven of the 20 lowest-paid coaches did make the playoffs. Lake Dallas' Mike Young was the lowest-paid coach who made the playoffs. Fifteen of the 19 lowest-paid football coaches are in the DISD. At $5,625.63 per victory, Todd Dodge of 16-0 Southlake Carroll was the best bargain. Forty-one coaches made at least twice as much as the average teacher in their school district. The average salary for Class 5A and 4A head coaches in the area was $82,179.16. Carter's Allen Wilson is the highest-paid coach in the Dallas Independent School District. An analysis of the numbers led to some surprising findings. For instance, Southlake Carroll coach Todd Dodge, whose teams are 63-1 the last four years with three Class 5A state titles and two seasons that ended with mythical national championships, ranks No. 22 at $90,010. Some other findings: •Fourteen of the 20 highest-paid coaches missed the playoffs. •Three coaches – Sam Harrell of Ennis, Highland Park's Randy Allen and Gary Childress of Carrollton Creekview – earned more than $100,000. •Dallas ISD lags in coaches' pay. Two of the Dallas ISD's 19 head football coaches rank among the 40 highest-paid coaches. Fifteen of the 19 lowest-paid coaches are from the DISD. •Coaches' pay far outpaces that of teachers. The salaries of 41 of the 95 coaches are at least twice the average salary of teachers in their district. •Mr. Dodge, whose team was 16-0, was the best bargain at $5,625.63 per victory. Jeri Stone, executive director of the Texas Classroom Teachers Association, said the numbers indicate a culture in which "academic accomplishments aren't valued as highly as athletic accomplishments." "It's not really startling," Ms. Stone said. "We've known for some time that coaches, particularly at the higher levels, have tended to be valued closer to administrators than teachers." But not closer to the top administrators. For the 37 school districts surveyed, superintendents were paid an average of $176,764 in 2004-05, according to the TEA. D.W. Rutledge, executive director of the Texas High School Coaches Association, said he thinks teacher salaries are too low rather than coaching salaries too high. Coaches, he added, can have "a profound effect on the school and community." "I think schools recognize the impact that a good athletic program could have on a school, in terms of morale and a reduction in discipline problems and giving chances to participate in a wholesome program," Mr. Rutledge said. "It sounds corny, but those are the main things we need to be teaching. If we get those attitudes set right, then everything else falls into place." Mr. Harrell at Ennis is the area's top-paid coach at $106,044. He is 123-35 in 12 seasons at the school and has won three Class 4A state titles in the last six years. Superintendent Mike Harper said the football program has generated more than $200,000 in revenue each of the last five seasons. TOM FOX/DMN Southlake Carroll coach Todd Dodge (left), winner of three state titles in four years, is a relative bargain at $90,010 or $5,625.63 per victory. "Not everyone can post Sam Harrell's record, so we've allowed supply and demand to determine his salary structure," Mr. Harper said. "Obviously because of the success Sam's had, he's a popular target for head-coaching positions. But we're taking the position that we would not let another high school deprive our students of his talents based on economics. "I view him as an investment that has paid off." Districts have the authority to determine compensation for their teachers and coaches. A market study conducted by the Carroll ISD last spring found that Mr. Dodge was behind the salary curve for head football coaches when compared with other area schools and the state's elite programs. He received a nearly 10 percent increase before this season, boosting his compensation to more than twice the average salary for a teacher in Carroll ISD ($41,661). Derek Citty, Carroll ISD's chief personnel officer, said it's difficult to balance the community's desire to keep a sought-after coach while also adequately compensating the district's 469 teachers. "We knew full well when we recommended an adjustment for the head football coach's position that we lagged the market," Mr. Citty said. "But it was an indefensible position for me to take a recommendation to the board any higher than what we did when we can't pay instructional staff the same way." What becomes an issue is the scope of a coach's duties and the time they require. It is rare these days to find a head football coach who actually teaches in the classroom. Many, though not all, suburban districts also put the football coach in charge of a school's athletic program. "If people would really just take the time to follow 5A or 4A coaches around from Aug. 1 until five or six rounds of the playoffs, they never would say that $82,000 is too much," Mr. Dodge said of the average coaching salary. "It's a seven-day-a-week job from 7 in the morning until 9 at night. If you broke it down to the number of hours that a high school football coach works, I know one thing: All of us would be pretty depressed." While Dallas ISD had the highest average teacher salary in the area at $47,705, its average coach's salary of $69,881.58 ranks 35th, which was ahead of only two one-high-school districts, Lake Dallas and Midlothian. The district's highest-paid coaches were Allen Wilson of Carter ($86,445, No. 37 overall) and Skyline's Reginald Samples ($84,650, No. 40). Dallas ISD athletic director Troy Mathieu acknowledges that his head coaches are paid below what the market dictates. But he also believes that, overall, football coaches' salaries aren't exorbitant. Mr. Mathieu said that football coaches are important to their communities in their capacity as campus athletic directors. In many regards, he said, they take on administrative responsibilities and should be compensated accordingly. "The whole salary issue is something we focus on and try to incorporate every budget year. And one of these days, we'll have the resources to go in and close the gap," Mr. Mathieu said. "But it's not something right now that is a major priority – and rightfully so – because we have so many other issues to worry about. "You can't just write one memo and pay everyone according to market average. It would take a significant interest from the board and the school district to make the correction overnight." Higher salaries also don't always translate to more success on the field. Only six of the 20 highest-paid coaches qualified for the playoffs. But seven of the 19 lowest-paid coaches made the postseason; Lake Dallas coach Mike Young was the lowest paid of that group ($55,100, No. 93 overall). Bobby Estes guided Woodrow Wilson to an 11-1 record this season and a Class 4A area-round playoff berth. But his salary of $68,511 translates to $6,228.27 per victory. That ranks as the third best bargain behind Mr. Dodge and Hebron coach Brian Brazil, whose teams were undefeated. Mr. Estes' salary ranks 84th overall, but he said compensation isn't always a motivating factor. "It would be nice to make more money, but that's not the reason why I got into this profession," Mr. Estes said. "Though it's important to provide for my family, it's equally important in my mind to enjoy where you're working and who you're working with. "We have to be the maintenance man, laundry guy, mentor and father figure all wrapped into one. In my mind, that's what makes the DISD intriguing. You do have to work your tail off to be successful, because it's not just handed to you." E-mail [email protected] THE TOP 10 The highest salaries paid to Class 5A or 4A football coaches in the Dallas area. Coach School Salary Average per win Sam Harrell Ennis $106,044 $9,640.36 Randy Allen Highland Park $105,652 $7,043.47 Gary Childress Carrollton Creekview $102,136 $17,022.67 Eddy Peach Arlington Lamar $99,437 $33,145.83 Steve Lineweaver Euless Trinity $95,830 $6,845.00 Gary Olivo Hurst L.D. Bell $95,830 $31,943.33 Leonard McAngus Justin Northwest $92,720 $15,453.33 Scott Smith Rockwall $92,523 $23,130.75 Mark Howard Frisco Centennial $91,508 $45,754.00 David Beaty Irving MacArthur $91,503 $10,167.00 Mike Farda Irving Nimitz $91,503 $15,250.50 Jim Bennett Irving $91,503 $22,875.75 COACHES AND TEACHERS The 10 highest paid coaches when their salaries are ranked as a percentage of the average salary of a teacher in their school district. Coaches' salaries are for 2005-06; teachers' salaries are for 2004-05, the most recent data available. Coach School District Salary Avg. teacher salary Coach's salary as percentage of avg. teacher salary Sam Harrell Ennis Ennis $106,044 $42,766 248% Gary Childress Carrollton Creekview Carr.-Farmers Branch $102,136 $42,353 241% Dave Meadows DeSoto DeSoto $89,656 $38,556 233% Randy Allen Highland Park Highland Park $105,652 $45,550 232% Eddy Peach Arlington Lamar Arlington $99,437 $44,140 225% Scott Smith Rockwall Rockwall $92,523 $41,309 224% Mark Howard Frisco Centennial Frisco $91,508 $41,739 219% David Beaty Irving MacArthur Irving $91,503 $42,192 217% Mike Farda Irving Nimitz Irving $91,503 $42,192 217% Jim Bennett Irving Irving $91,503 $42,192 217% FOOTBALL COACHES' SALARIES The News asked 37 area school districts to provide total compensation paid to head football coaches at 95 Class 5A and 4A schools. Average teacher compensation in each district for 2004-05 was obtained from the Texas Education Agency. Rank Coach School 2005-06 Compensation Record Average per win Playoffs District Average Teacher Salary Coach as Pct. of Avg. Teacher 1 Sam Harrell Ennis $106,044 11-2 $9,640.36 Y Ennis $42,766 248% 2 Randy Allen Highland Park $105,652 15-0 $7,043.47 Y Highland Park $45,550 232% 3 Gary Childress Carrollton Creekview $102,136 6-5 $17,022.67 Y Carr.-Farmers Branch $42,353 241% 4 Eddy Peach Arlington Lamar $99,437.48 3-7 $33,145.83 N Arlington $44,140 225% 5 Steve Lineweaver* Euless Trinity $95,830 14-1 $6,845.00 Y Hurst-Euless-Bedford $44,839 214% 5 Gary Olivo* Hurst L.D. Bell $95,830 3-7 $31,943.33 N Hurst-Euless-Bedford $44,839 214% 7 Leonard McAngus Justin Northwest $92,720 6-4 $15,453.33 N Northwest $44,500 208% 8 Scott Smith Rockwall $92,523 4-6 $23,130.75 N Rockwall $41,309 224% 9 Mark Howard Frisco Centennial $91,508 2-8 $45,754.00 N Frisco $41,739 219% 10 David Beaty Irving MacArthur $91,503 9-2 $10,167.00 Y Irving $42,192 217% 10 Mike Farda Irving Nimitz $91,503 6-4 $15,250.50 N Irving $42,192 217% 10 Jim Bennett Irving $91,503 4-6 $22,875.75 N Irving $42,192 217% 13 Brian Brazil Hebron $91,471 16-0 $5,716.94 Y Lewisville $43,889 208% 13 Cody Vanderford Flower Mound $91,471 6-4 $15,245.17 N Lewisville $43,889 208% 13 Randy Mayes Flower Mound Marcus $91,471 5-5 $18,294.20 N Lewisville $43,889 208% 13 Steve Gaddis Lewisville $91,471 1-9 $91,471.00 N Lewisville $43,889 208% 13 Dan Burk The Colony $91,471 0-10 ­­ N Lewisville $43,889 208% 18 Ronnie Laurence Arlington Martin $90,505.74 3-7 $30,168.58 N Arlington $44,140 205% 18 Anthony Criss Arlington Bowie $90,505.74 1-9 $90,505.74 N Arlington $44,140 205% 20 Vance Gibson Frisco $90,400 6-4 $15,066.67 N Frisco $41,739 217% 21 Joey Florence Denton Ryan $90,253 7-4 $12,893.29 Y Denton $42,541 212% 22 Todd Dodge* Southlake Carroll $90,010 16-0 $5,625.63 Y Carroll $41,661 216% 23 Ricky Albus Arlington Seguin $89,901.67 9-3 $9,989.07 Y Arlington $44,140 204% 23 Scott Peach Arlington $89,901.67 7-4 $12,843.10 Y Arlington $44,140 204% 23 George McFarland Arlington Sam Houston $89,901.67 0-10 ­­ N Arlington $44,140 204% 26 Jim Skinner Birdville $89,681 7-3 $12,811.57 N Birdville $45,539 197% 26 Kenny Perry Haltom $89,681 5-5 $17,936.20 N Birdville $45,539 197% 26 Gene Wier Richland $89,681 0-10 ­­ N Birdville $45,539 197% 29 Dave Meadows DeSoto $89,656 6-5 $14,942.67 Y DeSoto $38,556 233% 30 Gerald Brence Plano $88,154.10 13-1 $6,781.08 Y Plano $43,006 205% 30 Johnny Ringo Plano East $88,154.10 6-6 $14,692.35 Y Plano $43,006 205% 30 Mike Hughes Plano West $88,154.10 6-4 $14,692.35 N Plano $43,006 205% 33 David Fisher South Grand Prairie $87,387 10-2 $8,738.70 Y Grand Prairie $43,336 202% 34 Jerry Gayden Lake Highlands $87,332 8-4 $10,916.50 Y Richardson $41,053 213% 34 Bobby Reyes Richardson Pearce $87,332 7-3 $12,476.00 N Richardson $41,053 213% 36 Tom Westerberg* Allen $86,709 9-3 $9,634.33 Y Allen $42,332 205% 37 Allen Wilson Carter $86,445 11-1 $7,858.64 Y Dallas $47,705 181% 38 Steve Halpin Mesquite $85,954 6-5 $14,325.67 Y Mesquite $42,896 200% 39 Jim Ledford Richardson Berkner $85,620 12-1 $7,135.00 Y Richardson $41,053 209% 40 Reginald Samples Skyline $84,650 7-4 $12,092.86 Y Dallas $47,705 177% 41 Gary Bartel Grand Prairie $84,575 0-10 ­­ N Grand Prairie $43,336 195% 42 Mike Fuller* Coppell $84,482 5-5 $16,896.40 N Coppell $42,767 198% 43 Terry Cron Mansfield Timberview $84,315 4-6 $21,078.75 N Mansfield $43,764 193% 44 Harry Everett Richardson $83,941 2-8 $41,970.50 N Richardson $41,053 204% 45 Mark Ball Wylie $83,160 10-4 $8,316.00 Y Wylie $40,241 207% 46 Joey McGuire Cedar Hill $82,877.88 7-4 $11,839.70 Y Cedar Hill $41,264 201% 47 Randy Patzkowski Denton $82,860 2-8 $41,430.00 N Denton $42,541 195% 48 Charlie Hesse Mesquite Poteet $82,408 4-6 $20,602.00 N Mesquite $42,896 192% 49 Dan Schreiber Duncanville $82,394 6-4 $13,732.33 N Duncanville $44,402 186% 50 Gary Mullins Grapevine $82,023.40 6-4 $13,670.57 N Grapevine-Colleyville $43,909 187% 51 Chris Cunningham Colleyville Heritage $81,883.69 6-4 $13,647.28 N Grapevine-Colleyville $43,909 186% 52 Hal Wasson Keller Fossil Ridge $81,660.89 6-5 $13,610.15 Y Keller $42,009 194% 53 Shawn Pratt McKinney North $81,348 8-4 $10,168.50 Y McKinney $40,042 203% 54 Todd McVey McKinney $81,298 3-7 $27,099.33 N McKinney $40,042 203% 55 Bill Patterson Garland Naaman Forest $81,274 1-9 $81,274.00 N Garland $42,377 192% 56 Mickey Moss South Garland $80,872 8-5 $10,109.00 Y Garland $42,377 191% 57 Kevin Rush Forney $80,586 3-7 $26,862.00 N Forney $40,572 199% 58 Gary Johnson West Mesquite $80,454 5-5 $16,090.80 N Mesquite $42,896 188% 59 Carl Jackson Adamson $80,365 0-10 ­­ N Dallas $47,705 168% 60 Kirk Thor Mansfield $80,312 5-5 $16,062.40 N Mansfield $43,764 184% 61 Danny Edelman Red Oak $80,000 0-10 ­­ N Red Oak $41,886 191% 62 Michael Zoffuto W.T. White $79,736 4-7 $19,934.00 Y Dallas $47,705 167% 63 Steve Bragg North Mesquite $79,714 3-7 $26,571.33 N Mesquite $42,896 186% 64 Jeff Jordan Garland $79,702 10-3 $7,970.20 Y Garland $42,377 188% 65 Kevin Atkinson Keller $79,660.89 3-7 $26,553.63 N Keller $42,009 190% 66 Todd York Terrell $78,953 10-2 $7,895.30 Y Terrell $39,640 199% 67 David Ream* Waxahachie $78,841 6-5 $13,140.17 Y Waxahachie $43,461 181% 68 Jody Allen Carrollton R.L. Turner $78,440 1-9 $78,440.00 N Carr.-Farmers Branch $42,353 185% 69 Don Payne Mesquite Horn $78,340 4-6 $19,585.00 N Mesquite $42,896 183% 70 Andrew Jackson Lancaster $78,048 8-4 $9,756.00 Y Lancaster $41,964 186% 71 Dave Henigan* Corsicana $78,000 8-4 $9,750.00 Y Corsicana $38,416 203% 72 David Farris North Garland $77,937 4-6 $19,484.25 N Garland $42,377 184% 73 Kiff Hardin Rowlett $77,747 9-3 $8,638.56 Y Garland $42,377 183% 74 Bart Helsley Keller Central $77,660.89 3-7 $25,886.96 N Keller $42,009 185% 75 Kyle Geller Mansfield Summit $76,680 9-3 $8,520.00 Y Mansfield $43,764 175% 76 Don Willis Garland Lakeview $76,614 3-7 $25,538.00 N Garland $42,377 181% 77 Darrell Jordan Kimball $76,365 9-2 $8,485.00 Y Dallas $47,705 160% 78 Robert Woods Thomas Jefferson $75,587 0-10 ­­ N Dallas $47,705 158% 79 Mark Behrens Sachse $73,170 6-4 $12,195.00 N Garland $42,377 173% 80 J.B. Wallace Jr. South Oak Cliff $73,073 6-5 $12,178.83 Y Dallas $47,705 153% 81 Bobby Bounds Carr. Newman Smith $72,758 3-7 $24,252.67 N Carr.-Farmers Branch $42,353 172% 82 Clayton George Hillcrest $69,447 6-5 $11,574.50 Y Dallas $47,705 146% 83 Steven Pierce Samuell $68,814 4-6 $17,203.50 N Dallas $47,705 144% 84 Bobby Estes Woodrow Wilson $68,511 11-1 $6,228.27 Y Dallas $47,705 144% 85 James Argenti Pinkston $68,239 7-4 $9,748.43 Y Dallas $47,705 143% 86 Melvin Lark Spruce $68,239 4-6 $17,059.75 N Dallas $47,705 143% 87 Charles Deville Molina $68,073 3-7 $22,691.00 N Dallas $47,705 143% 88 Michael Smiddy Bryan Adams $67,685 3-7 $22,561.67 N Dallas $47,705 142% 89 Gary Comer* Sunset $64,883 1-9 $64,883.00 N Dallas $47,705 136% 90 Clint Roddy Seagoville $63,881 5-5 $12,776.20 N Dallas $47,705 134% 91 Jerry Sands* Lincoln $60,778 7-4 $8,682.57 Y Dallas $47,705 127% 92 Adam Henke* Midlothian $60,760 5-5 $12,152.00 N Midlothian $40,399 150% 93 Mike Young Lake Dallas $55,100 6-5 $9,183.33 Y Lake Dallas $36,371 151% 94 Sonny Perez North Dallas $52,862 1-9 $52,862.00 N Dallas $47,705 111% 95 Lonnie Calahan A. Maceo Smith $50,117 3-7 $16,705.67 N Dallas $47,705 105% * Football coach with no additional administrative duties

dont forget about Jasper....we will win alot of games this year

PAM Robert Joseph S- Texas Justin Robertson S- Iowa State Eric Reynolds WR- UTEP Tray Puckett OL- ? Don Holloway DE-? Jeremy McZeal WR-? Westbrook Nick Landry OL- Tulane John Falgout LB- Air Force Jordan Lewis S- Uncommitted, Drenard Williams DB- Iowa State Sam Stelly TE/DE- ? Blake Kelley WR- Blinn Jr. College EJ LeBlanc DB/Punt Returner- Blinn Jr. College John McMillan DB- Blinn Jr. College Ozen Mack Randle OL- Southern University Josh Nixon OL/DT- Southern University Anthony Boutte QB- ? Stedman Williams DB- ? Deron Minor LB- McNeese Chris Royal WR- McNeese Kelvin Bowser-Blinn Justin Rideau-Blinn Antonio Wilcox- Morgan State Nederland Ron Mohica DL- ? Ryan Butler WR/DB- ? Central James Gulley- Blinn Jr. College Winston Sylvester-Blinn Jr. College Danny Jackson- Blinn Jr. College Michael Richard- Cisco Jr. College LCM Seth Harley TE- McNeese Kyle Hughes Nicholls St. PNG Hunter Davis DL- McNeese WO-S Kenneth Beasley WR/DB- Texas LaDarius White WR- Houston JeCoby Arline S- ? Jasper Sean Weatherspoon S/LB- Missourri Josh Adams WR/DB- Northwestern LA Terrance Scott WR/DB- Missourri Southern State Todderick Hunt RB- Missourri Southern State Bridge City Cody Sparks- Tulane Shepherd Fred Garin LB- Iowa State Coldspring Franklin Reed TE- ? Silsbee Russell Wright OL- ? Newton Toddrick Pendland RB- McNeese St. Terrance Freeman OL-- Louisiana Tech Jermaine Nash RB-- Kilgore J.C. Kelly Jonathan Brown TE/OL/DL- Southern

Tigers land Texas linebacker by Chris Pool of Scout.com, December 29, 2005 at 11:42am ET Sean Weatherspoon, a 6-foot-1, 205-pound, outside linebacker, from Jasper, Texas, gave Missouri his verbal commitment after Christmas. We caught up with Jasper coach Danny Love to get his comments on Weatherspoon. “I love that (Weatherspoon) kid,” Coach Love said. “I wish I had a hundred just like him. I moved him up to the varsity as a freshman, put him at weak side linebacker and he never left the field.” What can Missouri expect to see from Sean Weatherspoon in the next few years? “Oh, Sean is going to be a big ol’ kid.” Coach Love said. “He’s never gone through an off-season, so he’s never really hit the weights like he will at Missouri. Sean goes from football to basketball to baseball, he’s just a great athlete. “I think you’ll see once he gets to Missouri that he’ll hit the weights and they’ll get him on a good nutrition plan. I wouldn’t be surprised in a few years if he ended up as a rush end. He’s got that type of frame. “Sean is a great leader on and off the field. He plays the game of football with a passion that can’t be taught. His teammates as well as the students at Jasper all look up to him. Missouri is getting a great football player and an even better person.” Weatherspoon chose Missouri over Tulane and Houston.

January 4, 2006 Ken Beasley made a 360 degree spinning one-handed catch that dropped quite a few jaws at practice this morning.

you shouldnt have to scroll...other than that your browser may not support frames......let me know if the problem persists..thanks

im sure they will meet again

WOW :shock: .......did the fans started fighting also?

Class 5A 1. Cy-Fair 2. Rockwall 3. Cinco Ranch 4. DeSoto 5. Mansfield Summit 6. Duncanville 7. Arlington Bowie 8. Westside 9. Corpus Christi Carroll 10. Northshore 11. Spring 12. Temple 13. Plano West 14. Converse Judson 15. Pflugerville 16. San Antonio Warren 17. Clearbrook 18. Edinburg 19. San Antonio Taft 20. Bryan Class 4A 1. Fort Worth Dunbar 2. Arlington Seguin 3. Del Valle 4. Palo Duro 5. Lumberton 6. Waxahachie 7. Dallas Lincoln 8. Houston Jones 9. Waco Midway 10. Kerrville Tivy 11. Wylie 12. Dallas Kimball 13. Marble Falls 14. Sherman 15. Crosby 16. Pflugerville Connally 17. Denton 18. Jacksonville 19. Willis 20. Boerne Class 3A 1. Winnsboro 2. Canyon 3. West Oso 4. West Orange Stark 5. Abilene Wylie 6. Crandall 7. Orangefield 8. Silsbee 9. Llano 10. Navasota 11. Liberty Eylau 12. Brownsboro 13. Levelland 14. Merkel 15. Marion 16. China Spring 17. Seminole 18. Mt. Vernon 19. Snyder 20. San Diego Class 2A 1. Argyle 2. Canadian 3. Hughes Springs 4. Boyd 5. Brock 6. Kountze 7. Little River Academy 8. Poth 9. Panhandle 10. Wall 11. Van Vleck 12. Navarro 13. Crawford 14. Jim Ned 15. Shallowater 16. Central Heights 17. Nixon Smiley 18. Howe 19. Odem 20. Tahoka 1A Div. I 1. Martin’s Mill 2. Sudan 3. Port Aransas 4. Celeste 5. Moulton 6. Claude 7. Lindsay 8. Alvord 9. Iraan 10. Rivercrest 11. New Deal 12. Sterling City 13. Thorndale 14. Muenster 15. Wellington 16. Normangee 17. Irion Co. 18. Big Sandy 19. North Hopkins 20. Tolar 1A Div. II 1. Nazareth 2. Kennard 3. Priddy 4. Water Valley 5. Martinsville 6. Ft. Elliott 7. Throckmorton 8. Byers 9. Springlake-Earth 10. D’Hanis 11. Aspermont 12. Roby 13. Whitharral 14. Lipan 15. Brooksmith 16. Follett 17. Saltillo 18. Garden City 19. Knox City 20. Knippa PRIVATE SCHOOL Small School Girls: 1. Lake Country Christian 2. Hallettsville Sacred Heart 3. Grapevine Faith Christian 4. Colleyville Covenant Christian 5. Waco Texas Christian 6. Midland Classical Academy 7. Lubbock Christian 8. Amarillo San Jacinto Christian 9. Muenster Sacred Heart 10. San Antonio Trinity Christian 11. Abilene Christian 12. McKinney Christian 13. Arlington Burton Academy 14. Wichita Falls Notre Dame 15. Conroe Covenant Christian 16. San Antonio Believers Academy 17. Sherman Texoma Christian 18. Greenville Christian 19. Grand Prarie Shady Grove 20. Cedar Hill Trinity Christian Large School Girls: 1. Fort Worth Christian 2. Lubbock Trinity Christian 3. Dallas Bishop Lynch 4. Houston Westbury Christian 5. Houston St. Agnas 6. Fort Worth Country Day 7. Austin Saint Michael's 8. San Antonio Antonian 9. Dallas Ursuline Academy 10. Austin Brentwood Christian 11. Dallas First Baptist 12. Argyle Liberty Christian 13. Carrollton Christian 14. San Antonio Christian 15. Tomball Concordia Lutheran 16. San Antonio Incarnate Word 17. Fort Worth Nolan Catholic 18. Victoria Saint Joseph 19. Red Oak Ovilla Christian 20. Dallas Christian

Congrats to the guys who made the team Player of the Year Kenneth Beasley QB WO-S Offensive MVP Todderick Pendland RB Newton Defensive MVP Sean Weatherspoon LB Jasper Juniors of the Year Darrell Jenkins QB/DB Newton Johnny Dishon QB/DB Bridge City Sophomore of the Year Tramain Thomas QB East Chambers Two Way Players of the Year Earl Thomas RB/DB WO-S Ryan Butler WR/DB Nederland OFFENSE Quarterback of the Year Joe Chaisson QB Westbrook Running Back of the Year Clifton Simien RB Hardin Jefferson DeAntwine Jones RB Central Wide Receiver of the Year LaDarius White WR WO-S Mason Fisher WR Barbers Hill Malcolm Lewis WR Woodville Tight End of the Year Seth Harley TE LCM Offensive Linemen of the Year Jerrod Gooch OL Vidor Adam Aycock OL Barbers Hill James Gulley OL Central DEFENSE Secondary Player of the Year Robert Joseph DB PAM Danny Jackson DB Central Linebackers of the Year Drew Johnston LB Newton Deron Minor LB Ozen John Michael Falgout LB West Brook Defensive Linemen of the Year Ron Mohica DL Nederland Mack Randle DL Ozen Steven Steed DL Silsbee Hunter Davis DL PNG Kicker of the Year AJ Hecker K Bridge City Punter of the Year Jeff Stringer P Bridge City Coach of the Year Curtis Barbay Newton Game of the Year Westbrook 26 Ozen 25 OT

I believe Jasper Wr/Db Josh Adams may also be going there with him

i think im gonna go

Duckbutter- any word on where he may be going to college?

Jimmy Johnson and Todd Dodge... PA Knows How to churn out some Coaches

Congrats to the coach of the year, Coach Sargent who was a Jasper coach last season

alot of times players have websites made of themselves....pm me and i may can help you out