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[quote name="BHEagle1" post="785979" timestamp="1270360282"] bh89-2  I remember him I think his name was Keneth Peoples  anyone know what happened to him  Dayton has had a pile of players, they never seam to pan out once they leave dayton though, not sure why. i work with several people from Dayton and they are all quality? [/quote] That kid was FAST!  I swear he could stand up and tell the defense, "I am going to run around the right" and you might as well just add 6.  You were not going to catch that kid, no matter what.

[quote name="BH0088" post="784711" timestamp="1270057777"] Leggett only pitched the last inning, he got brought in with runners in scoring postion and no outs.  He was able to record one out before Dayton won on a hit.  I think he should be fine to throw on Thursday, at a max he threw 25 pitches.    That was a big loss, BH must have had 17 hits.  Mitchell had 3, Bonnin had 4, Lyday had 2, Meyers 2, Thompson 2 and a few others had 1.   Still leaving too many runners on base.  Of course Dayton was hitting everything that was thrown in the 7th, hats off to them, they were pounding the ball.    Long not being able to go has hurt, hopefully he will recover and be able to go the 2nd half of district.    I believe we have out hit every team we have played, I know we only gave up 5 hits vs. GP and KWP may have had more hits than us, but that is it. We have to stop LOB.  I think this is going to be a tough game for both sides. [/quote] Too bad we can't borrow a few old bats/catchers (Cambell and McWilliams) for a few games.......LOL  Runners in position those were pretty sure bets. 

[quote name="EAGLE07" post="784585" timestamp="1270044670"] [quote author=The best game link=topic=67970.msg784531#msg784531 date=1270040466] Hey GCM Pats, what happened?  GCM have a bad game or is GP that much better?  I figured with Butler going it would be close game. [/quote] Maybe it was those 165 pitches he threw last game.  ??? ??? Just now saw the earlier post.; [/quote] Boy we at BH know all about throwing too much.  We watched Ross Hales throw his arm nearly off his senior year so scouts could see him.  By playoffs he had nothing to offer.  Not a good approach if your playing as a team.

[quote name="EAGLE07" post="784686" timestamp="1270055502"] i believe this thread has me completely confused.  ??? ??? [/quote] Me too!  Loss is a loss, i guess. 

[quote name="KFDM COOP" post="784755" timestamp="1270065284"] ALL-STAR ROSTERS    WEST: Anahuac: Thaddus Johnson, Braxton Mayes; Barber’s Hill: Matthew Viverette, Caleb Stork Chris Fechner; Cleveland: Jeremy Lowe, Chris Keyser, Doug Higginbotham; Coldspring: Chad Allen, Andrew Leigh, Otis Washington; Crosby: Dylan Judy, Michael Mangum, Cameron Trench, James Harris; East Chambers: Dylan Kramer, J.T. Hallmark; Hardin: Mitch Villemez; Lumberton: Sean Sparks, Jesse Sparks, Kyler Keith; Newton: Halston Flanigan, LaRay Alfred, Malcolm Mattox; Kelly: Chris Quinn, Collin Fournet; Tarkington: Shelby Cucco, Justin Lawrence; Liberty: DeJunge Robinson, Jeremy Dickey; West Brook: Dequenne Bennett, Josh Wilson, Roynald Allen, Broderick Jackson; Ozen: Ricky Francis, Jacoby Anderson, Pierre Harmon; Evadale: Shelby Stanley EAST: Buna: Dakota Blessing; Central: Keith O’Neal, William Jones, Sterling Cantu; Deweyville: Keeton Addison; Hamshire-Fannett: Justin Skully, Casey Lowe; Hardin-Jefferson: Blake Venable, Jacoby Turner; Jasper: Sam Alvis, Cedric McGill, Tevin McBride; LC-M: Johnny Epps, Jeremy Chauvin; Kirbyville: Chris Ezidore, JaMichael Ervin; Nederland: Taylor Trahan, Grant Lovelady, Marcus Louviere; Orangefield: Corey Huckabay, Derek Evans; PN-G: Caleb Harmon, Klete Leblanc, Dre Dunbar; Memorial: Nate Davis, Eric Payne, Corvin Neal, Earl Hines; Silsbee: Chris Barnes, LeRoy Simmons; Vidor: Scott Utterback, Patton, James Burns; Warren: Dalton Edwards; Woodville: Calib Hadnot; West Orange-Stark: Justin Francis, Stephen Cook, Justin Sparrow [/quote] Nice rosters.  Going to be fun.  Wished they had listed positions for everyone. 

Rosters are where?

That's ugly.  How do you throw a 10 or 11 point lead?

[quote name="BHEagle1" post="783009" timestamp="1269706841"] Anthony Byerly of Newton and "Ironman" Mike Armstrong of Barbers Hill [/quote] That kid from Newton was good.  Dayton had a kid named "Peoples" (I think) that was fast.  Would have been the 80's If I recall correctly.  He was a TD waiting to happen every time he touched be ball. 

You have had a BH guy coaching football for 900 years, might as well go after a former BH guy for AD.  I hear Price is available.  ;)  Coop figure you would like that one.  ;D

[b]Drew Tate - Hands Down.  There are some other interesting names in here too, so enjoy.[/b] 11/06/2007 Single-Game Rushing Yards 587-Daryl Ellis, Somerville vs. Thrall, 1998 525-Tyson Thompson, Irving vs. Hurst Bell, 1998 520-Kenneth Hall, Sugar Land vs. Lutheran, 1953 517-Cleon Williams, Boling vs. Ganado, 1991 517-Phillip Graves, Hutto vs. Thorndale, 2001 Single-Season Rushing Yards 4,045-Kenneth Hall, Sugar Land (12), 1953 3,701-Rodney Thomas, Groveton (16), 1990 3,569-Wes Danaher, CC Calallen (15), 1995 3,526-Cedric Benson, Midland Lee (15), 1999 3,515-Robert Strait, Cuero (16), 1987 Career Rushing Yards 11,232-Kenneth Hall, Sugar Land, 1950-53 8,855-Wes Danaher, CC Calallen, 1992-95 8,441-Rodney Thomas, Groveton, 1987-90 8,418-Cedric Benson, Midland Lee, 1998-2000 8,411-Robert Strait, Cuero, 1985-88 8,246-Jacquizz Rodgers, Lamar Consolidated, 2004-07 Rushing Carries — Game 62-Steve Williams, Trinidad vs. Oakwood, 1977 60-Chris Nelms, Teague vs. Groesbeck, 1998 60-Scott Hutchinson, Dumas vs. Levelland, 1976 56-Jack McCleskey, Dalhart vs. Canyon, 1959 55-Billy Borten, Channelview vs. Liberty, 1987 Rushing Carries — Season 475-Ketric Sanford, Corsicana, 1994 441-Jeff Godley, Arlington Houston, 1990 441-Billy Sims, Hooks, 1973 422-Jimmy Shelby, Italy, 1983 408-Red Bailey, Tahoka, 1977 Rushing Carries — Career 1,131-Robert Strait, Cuero, 1985-88 1,128-Billy Sims, Hooks, 1972-74 1,058-Ketric Sanford, Corsicana, 1993-95 1,058-Jimmy Shelby, Italy, 1980-83 1,037-Wes Danaher, CC Calallen, 1992-95 100 Yards or More Rushing Games — Season 16-Fred Smith, Sealy, 1994 16-Rodney Thomas, Groveton, 1990 16-Jacoby Jones, Bangs, 2003 15-Chris Robertson, Denison, 1997 15-Robert Strait, Cuero, 3A, 1987 15-Billy Sims, Hooks, 3A, 1973 100 Yards or More Rushing Games — Career 43-Wes Danaher, CC Calallen, 1992-95 41-Robert Strait, Cuero, 1985-88 41-Jacoby Jones, Bangs, 2001-03 39-Brandon Reese, Texas School For The Deaf, 1996-99 38-Kenneth Hall, Sugar Land, 1950-53 38-Steve Worster, Bridge City, 1964-66(two others with 38) 100 Yards or More Consecutive Rushing Games 38-Billy Sims, Hooks, 1972-74 31-Keith Musick, May, 1987-89 28-Steve Worster, Bridge City, 1965-66 27-Brock Fitzhenry, GIddings, 2004-Present 26-Wes Danaher, CC Calallen, 1993-94 23-Robert Strait, Cuero, 1985-88 23-DaBryan Blanton, Forney, 2000-01 Receptions — Game 22-Sammy Taylor, Dublin vs. Ranger, 1980 20-Keith Talbert, Lumberton vs. Jasper, 2001 20-Rene Garza, PSJA Memorial vs. Raymondville, 2000 19-Steven Ortiz, Austin Akins vs. Austin Travis, 2004 19-Jeremy Robinson, Palmer vs. Kerens, 1991 19-Labron Cornell, Midlothian vs. Waxahachie, 1990 Receptions — Season 124-Philip Beck, Crosby, 2003 122-Josh Whatley, Rogers, 1997 112-Cody Cardwell, Stephenville, 1998 110-Chris Ross, Wylie, 2002 108-Ryan Read, Austin Westlake, 1996 Career Receptions 252-Jordan Shipley, Burnet, 2000-03 252-Nati Valdez, Mission, 1986-88 234-Andrew Novak, Ennis, 2002-05 234-Jeremy Robinson, Palmer, 1988-91 218-Brian Christian, Decatur, 2002-04 213-Cody Cardwell, Stephenville, 1996-98 Receiving Yards — Game 357-Randy Boone, Chillicothe vs. Aspermont, 1984 356-Stanley Johnson, FW Paschal vs. Crowley, 1994 345-Michael Aceves, Cedar Hill vs. Wylie, 1988 320-Steven Ortiz, Austin Akins vs. Austin Travis, 2004 320-Philip Beck, Crosby vs. Houston Davis, 2003 310-Ken Smith, Nacogdoches vs. Marshall, 1983 309-Chris Brazzell, Alice vs. Del Rio, 1993 306-Brian Christian, Decatur vs. Little Elm, 2004 Receiving Yards — Season 2,427-Cody Cardwell, Stephenville, 1998 2,202-Philip Beck, Crosby, 2003 1,993-Ryan Read, Austin Westlake, 1996 1,931-Chris Brazzell, Alice, 1993 1,920-Jordan Shipley, Burnet, 2003 1,791-Brian Christian, Decatur, 2004 Receiving Yards — Career 5,424-Jordan Shipley, Burnet, 2000-03 4,241-Cody Cardwell, Stephenville, 1996-98 4,175-Brian Christian, Decatur, 2002-04 3,776-Eric Olszewski, Tomball Concordia, 1989-92 3,726-Nati Valdez, Mission, 1986-88 TD Receptions — Game 6-Randy Boone, Chillicothe vs. Aspermont, 1984 6-Brian Christian, Deactur vs. Little Elm, 2004 6-Clay Warner, Grand Saline vs. Whitehouse, 1966 5-Philip Beck, Crosby vs. Houston Davis, 2003 5-Seth Edwards, Spring vs. Pasadena Dobie, 2000 5-Adam Parker, Richland vs. Weatherford, 2000 5-Holland DeKeyzer, Westbury Christian vs. High Island, 1999 (11 others tied at 5) TD Receptions — Season 33-Shayne Boyd, New Deal, 1987 30-Broderic Jones, Ennis, 2002 30-Jordan Shipley, Burnet, 2003 29-Jarvis Woodson, Ennis, 2003 27-Frank Hernandez, Mission, 1987 26-Percy Waddle, Columbus, 1984 25-Cody Cardwell, Stephenville, 1998 24-Philip Beck, Crosby, 2003 24-Brian Christian, Decatur, 2004 23-Clint Renfro, Southlake Carroll, 2004 23-Sam Hurd, San Antonio Brackenridge, 2001 TD Receptions — Career 73-Jordan Shipley, Burnet, 2000-03 55-Broderic Jones, Ennis, 1999-2001 51-B.J. Johnson, South Grand Prairie, 1997-99 50-Brian Christian, Decatur, 2002-04 50-Jarvis Woodson, Ennis, 2001-03 Single-Game Passing Yards 595-Alvarao Garcia, Laredo United vs. San Antonio Reagan, 2006 590-Kirk Saul, Turkey Valley vs. Chillicothe, 1986 588-Dwain Frazier, Houston Elmore vs. Aldine Carver, 1968 573-Graham Harrell, Ennis vs. Waxahachie, 2003 557-Ty Detmer, SA Southwest vs. Pleasanton, 1986 557-Jerry Lopez, Laredo Alexander vs. CC Ray, 2007 535-Kellen Haynes, Crosby vs. Houston Davis, 2003 522-Koy Detmer, Mission vs. CC Miller, 1991 Single-Season Passing Yards (games) 4,827-Garrett Gilbert (16), Lake Travis, 2007 4,825-Graham Harrell (15), Ennis, 2003 4,822-Chase Wasson, Southlake Carroll (16), 2002 4,700-Kelan Luker, Stephenville (16), 1998 4,698-Greg McElroy, Southlake Carroll, 2005 4,678-Phillip Daugherty, Bridgeport (15), 2001 4,672-Chase Daniel, Southlake Carroll (16), 2004 Career Passing Yards 12,532-Graham Harrell, Ennis, 2000-03 12,183-Drew Tate, Baytown Lee, 1999-2002 11,750-G.J. Kinne, Canton/Gilmer, 2003-06 10,136-Phillip Daugherty, Bridgeport, 2000-02 10,046-Chandler Dane, Decatur, 2002-04 9,344-Colt McCoy, Tuscola Jim Ned, 2002-04 Single-Game Passing TDs 8-Drew Tate, Baytown Lee vs. Baytown Sterling, 2001 8-Kirk Saul, Turkey Valley vs. Chillicothe, 1986 8-Jabo Leonard, Barbers Hill vs. Deweyville, 1971 7-Chandler Dane, Decatur vs. Fort Worth Dunbar, 2003 7-Graham Harrell, Ennis vs. 3 Diff. Opponents, 2003 7-Kellen Haynes, Crosby vs. Houston Davis, 2003 7-Graham Harrell, Ennis vs. Cleburne, 2002 (nine others tied with 7) Single-Season Passing TDs 67-Graham Harrell, Ennis, 2003 56-Greg McElroy, Southlake Carroll, 2005 54-Riley Dodge, Southlake Carroll, 2006 54-Kirk Saul, Turkey Valley, 1986 54-Chase Wasson, Southlake Carroll, 2002 53-Graham Harrell, Ennis, 2001 52-Patrick Hutka, Rogers, 1997 50-Colt McCoy, Tuscola Jim Ned, 2003 50-Chase Daniel, Southlake Carroll, 2004 50-Lupe Rodriguez, Mission, 1987 48-Chandler Dane, Decatur, 2004 49-Kelan Luker, Stephenville, 1998 47-Spencer Stack, FM Marcus, 1997 47-Stephen McGee, Burnet, 2003 47-Colt McCoy, Tuscola Jim Ned, 2004 Career TD Passes 167-Graham Harrell, Ennis, 2000-03 130-G.J. Kinne, Canton/Gilmer, 2003-06 116-Colt McCoy, Tuscola Jim Ned, 2002-04 113-Drew Tate, Baytown Lee, 1999-2002 104-Chandler Dane, Decatur, 2002-04 101-Stephen McGee, Burnet, 2001-03 94-Chavis McCollister, Tenaha, 1996-98 92-Chase Daniel, Southlake Carroll, 2002-04 Single-Game Pass Attempts 73-Koy Detmer, Mission vs. Aldine, 1990 72-Jerry Lopez, Laredo Alexander vs. CC Ray, 2007 71-Tony Eckert, Lumberton vs. Jasper, 2001 66-D.J. Check, Clint vs. Monahans, 1997 66-Drew Tate, Baytown Lee vs. Aldine, 2000 63-Rudy Kulas, Hurst Bell vs. Arlington Houston, 1993 Single-Season Pass Attempts 556-Garrett Gilbert, Lake Travis, 2007 537-Phillip Daugherty, Bridgeport, 2001 496-Drew Tate, Baytown Lee, 2001 489-Kellen Haynes, Crosby, 2003 488-Spencer Stack, FM Marcus, 1997 474-Patrick Hutka, Rogers, 1997 Career Pass Attempts 1,576-Drew Tate, Baytown Lee, 1999-2002 1,231-Phillip Daugherty, Bridgeport, 2000-02 1,112-Brady Attaway, Whitehouse, 2006-08 1,097-Kellen Haynes, Haltom/FW Brewer/Crosby, 2000-03 1,042-D.J. Check, Clint, 1997-99 1,033-Logan Turner, Springtown/Sulphur Springs, 2004-06 1,027-Jeff Watson, A&M Consolidated, 1990-93 1,009-Steve Clements, Hunstville, 1985-89 934-Chandler Dane, Decatur, 2002-04 Single-Game Pass Completions 48-Brian Parrish, Henrietta vs. Electra, 1995 44-Koy Detmer, Misson vs. CC Miller, 1991 44-Jerry Lopez, Laredo Alexander vs. CC Ray, 2007 41-Koy Detmer, Mission vs. Aldine, 1990 39-Ty Detmer, SA Southwest vs. Pleasanton, 1986 38-Logan Turner, Springtown vs. Birdville, 2006 38-Clint Bricker, Round Rock Westwood vs. Round Rock, 2005 37-Jeff Dover, Grand Prairie vs. Hurst Bell, 1992 37-Bill Boy Bryant, Dublin vs. Ranger, 1980 Single-Season Pass Completions 360-Garrett Gilbert, Lake Travis, 2007 334-Graham Harrell, Ennis, 2003 317-Drew Tate, Baytown Lee, 2001 313-Greg McElroy, Southlake Carroll, 2005 306-Drew Tate, Baytown Lee, 2002 304- Phillip Daugherty, Bridgeport, 2001 301-Chase Wasson, Southlake Carroll, 2002 Career Pass Completions 970-Drew Tate, Baytown Lee, 1999-2002 805-Graham Harrell, Ennis, 2000-03 680-Phillip Daugherty, Bridgeport, 2000-02 677-Brady Attaway, Whitehouse, 2006-08 618-Kellen Haynes, Haltom, FW Brewer and Crosby, 2000-03 589-Steve Clements, Huntsville, 1985-89 587-Chandler Dane, Decatur, 2002-04 580-Logan Turner, Springtown/Sulphur Springs, 2004-06 547-Koy Detmer, Mission, 1989-91 536-Colt McCoy, Tuscola Jim Ned, 2002-04 Total Touchdowns — Career 136-Jacquizz Rodgers, Lamar Consolidated, 2004-07 128-Robert Strait, Cuero, 1985-88 127-Kenneth Hall, Sugar Land, 1950-53 127-Cedric Benson, Midland Lee, 1998-2000 115-Rodney Thomas, Groveton, 1987-90 Scoring — Career 899-Kenneth Hall, Sugar Land, 1950-53 868-Drew Tate, Baytown Lee, 1999-2002 862-Jarrod Martin, Celina, 1993-96 841-Robert Strait, Cuero, 1985-87 716-Jordan Shipley, Burnet, 2000-03 Scoring — Season 1920 to 1950 318-Dick Todd, Crowell, 1934 291-Glenn Lippman, El Campo, 1947 269-Dean Bagley, San Saba, 1937 267-Linden Davis, Mount Vernon, 1938 258-Jack Crain, Nocona, 1936 From 1951 395-Kenneth Hall, Sugar Land, 1953 372-Robert Strait, Cuero, 1987 362-David Overstreet, Big Sandy, 1975 350-Setrick Dickens, Quanah, 1988 336-Willie Mack Garza, Refugio, 1987 Scoring — Game 1920 to 1950 75-Jiggs Ray, Pilot Point vs. Tom Bean, 1937 60-Jim Hahn, Spur vs. Lorenzo, 1930 59-Billy Gunn, Columbus vs. Flatonia, 1941 58-Brode Puckett, Spur vs. Lorenzo, 1930 54-R.G. McGinnis, Sabinal vs. Devine, 1930 From 1951 55-Doro Mendoza, Wink vs. Garden City, 1998 54-Derick Arnold, Houston Milby vs. Sam Houston, 1998 50-Brandon Minatra, Corsicana Mildred vs. Frost, 1992 50-Arnold Serrata, Alice vs. Robstown, 1978 50-Braiden Humphrey, Redwater vs. Foreman (Ark.), 2004 PATs — Game 13-Jabo Leonard, Barbers Hill vs. Deweyville, 1971 12-Jason Fernandez, Southlake vs. Whitesboro, 1988 12-Ken Coleman, Huntsville vs. Madisonville, 1953 12-Kam Praytor, Austin Westlake vs. Austin Johnston, 1994 12-Pablo Botello, Palmer vs. Dallas A+ Academy, 2004 PATs — Season 98-Kevin Ortega, Southlake Carroll, 2004 90-Garrett Hartley, Southlake Carroll, 2002 89-Kam Praytor, Austin Westlake, 1994 87-J.W. Boren, Stephenville, 1998 86-Adam Deike, Mart, 1999 PATs — Career 227-Jarrod Martin, Celina, 1993-96 212-Jason Fernandez, Southlake Carroll, 3A, 1988-90 168-Brian Hulett, Springlake-Earth, 1992-94 167-Kyle Matthews, Copperas Cove, 2004-06 162-Jabo Leonard, Barbers Hill, 1969-71 Consecutive PATs 93-Jason Bondzio, Humble, 2001-03 91-Scott Miller, Houston Memorial, 2003-06 84-Kyle Matthews, Copperas Cove, 2004-06 79-Michael Scott, El Paso Franklin, 2004-06 76-Marshall Young, Conroe McCullough, 1990-91 72-Dustin Inderman, Teague, 1995-97 69-J.W. Boren, Stephenville, 1998 66-John Stodghill, Wichita Falls, 1985-86 FGs — Season 20-Hunter Lawrence, Boerne, 2004 19-Stephen Coker, Lufkin, 2001 19-Kyle Bryant, A&M Consolidated, 1992 19-Chris Sims, Garland, 1999 17-Todd Tschantz, Richardson Lake Highlands, 1981 17-Zach Myatt, A&M Consolidated, 2002 17-Johnny McKinney, Leonard, 1971 FGs — Career 48-Tomas Sanchez, FW Arlington Heights, 1995-98 37-Ross Evans, Burnet, 2004-07 36-Colt Dowd, Aledo, 1997-99 35-Zach Myatt, A&M Consolidated, 2000-02 34-Russell Bynum, La Marque, 1993-95 31-Jon Lopez, Gainesville, 1999-2002 Interceptions — Game 7-Donald Moore, Splendora vs. New Wavrly, 1977 6-Hoover Puett, Fort Worth Masonic Home, 1948 5-Brent Booze, Somerville vs. Hou. Lutheran South, 1992 5-Tracy Mitchell, Joaquin vs. Timpson, 1990 5-Chris Hickman, Hou. King vs. Brenham, 1987 (many others tied with 5) Interceptions — Season 35-Jim Linnstaeder, Brenham, 1956 23-Kendall Barrow, High Island, 1979 22-David McWilliams, Cleburne, 1959 22-Roy Deen, Willis Point, 1965 21-Donald Moore, Splendora, 1977 Interceptions — Career 59-Donald Moore, Splendora, 1976-79 55-Jim Linnstaeder, Brenham, 1956-58 41-Plez Atkins, Bartlett, 1989-92 41-Tony Garner, Wyliem 1976-77 40-Mike Boxwell, Dumas, 1959-61 Longest Run From Scrimmage 99-Various Times Longest Reception From Scrimmage 99-Lamon Evans, Wichita Falls Hirschi vs. Iowa Park, 2005 99-Kyle Halderman, Katy Cinco Ranch vs. Houston Strake Jesuit, 2006 99-Kyle Halderman, Katy Cinco Ranch vs. Katy Mayde Creek, 2006 99-Dario Jackson, McKinney vs. Sulphur Springs, 2007 99-Kevin Perkins, San Antonio Highlands vs. Corpus Christi Carroll, 2006 99-Damien Price, San Augustine vs. Timpson, 2004 99-Sam Roberson, Somerville vs. Hempstead, 2006 99-Jacolby Williams, Aransas Pass vs. West Oso, 2007 Longest Field Goal 62-David Leaverton, Midland vs. Odessa Permian, 1995 62-Ralph Heaten, El Paso Irvin vs. El Paso Bowie, 1992 62-Russell Wheatley, Odessa Permian vs. Longview, 1975 59-Jaret Greaser, Amarillo vs. Lubbock, 1993 59-Jeff Jacke, Richardson Pearce vs. Carrollton Smith, 1987 56-Alex Barron, New Diana vs. Waskom, 2005 55-Colt Williamson, Eastland vs. Boyd, 2004 55-Curtis Parks, Nederland vs. Silsbee, 2002 Longest Punt 97-Gary Bolen, McCamey vs. Stanton, 3A, 1969 96-Jim Rager, Dallas Lynch vs. Duncanville, 1965 96-Bill Paul, Abilene vs. Brownwood, 1950 95-Billy Smith, Eldorado vs. San Angelo, 2A, 1933 94-Chad Kennedy, Amarillo vs. SA Central, 1998 94-Bobby Ford, Bowie vs. Diamond Hill, 1963 Longest Punt Return 108-David Scott, Jasper vs. Silsbee, 1976 105-Mike McKee, Houston Lee v . Austin, 1964 105-Kelvin Mikel, Shepherd vs. Tarkington, 1980 104-M. Baylock, Dallas Adams vs. Dallas South Oak Cliff, 1989 103-Bill Bryant, Temple vs. Cleburne, 1956 Longest Kickoff Return 109-Ricky Cannon, Cleveland vs. Livingston, 1997 109-Brad Williams, Amherst vs. Happy, 1986 109-Andy Reyna, Laredo Martin vs. Laredo Cigarroa, 2004 108-Roderick Reed, Dallas Adamson vs. Dallas South Oak Cliff, 1977 107-Donde’ Kennedy, Everman vs. Granbury, 1998 Longest Blocked Field Goal Return 109-Brent Cooper, Crandall vs. Palmer, 1986 109-Harvey Chriswell, Dickinson vs. Clear Lake, 1972 109-Kevin Perkins, San Antonio Highlands vs. San Antonio McCollum, 2006 107-Cedric Reescano, Hardin vs. Hardin-Jefferson, 2002 105-Mark Green, Del Valle vs. Leander, 1982 105-Stan Rigler, Plainview vs. Amarillo Tascosa, 1965 Longest Missed Field Goal Return 109-J.C. Hickman, Fredericksburg vs. Wimberley, 2008 Longest Blocked PAT Return 109-Lorenzo Foreman, Liberty vs. Splendora, 2004 106-Kelby Clements, Hardin vs. Hull-Daisetta, 2004 105-Tony Cunningham, Abilene Cooper vs. Killeen, 2001 105-Bubba Brewster, Graham vs. Clyde, 2001 102-Joey Ellis, John Tyler vs. Texarkana, 1989 102-Mike Wood, Ferris vs. Alvarado, 2000 Longest Fumble Return 102-Coreyan Gorrer, Port Arthur Lincoln vs. Port Neches-Groves, 2001 102-Dyone Brooks, Liberty vs. Houston King, 1990 102-Liam McCarty, Little Elm vs. Decatur, 1996 101-Jay Dishman, Devine vs. Sealy, 1997 101-Chance Rodriguez, Baird vs. Gorman, 2003 100-Jesus Ortega, Progreso vs. Santa Maria, 1997 100-Terry Burrell, PA Jefferson vs. Nederland, 1995 100-Ryan Fay, Cypress Creek vs. Cy-Fair, 1992 100-Talton Hullin Jr., Mineral Wells vs. Granbury, 1994 Longest PAT Interception Return 108-Tim Baines, Industrial vs. Boling, 1997 108-Mante Dzakuma, Conroe Oak Ridge vs. Liberty, 1997 107-LaVar Veale, SA East Central vs. SA Lanier, 1995 105-Jason Taylor, Academy vs. Moody, 1994 105-Cal Sparks, Sabine vs. Hughes Springs, 1995 105-Tony Owens, Kenedy vs. Moody, 1994 Longest Interception Return 109-Jason Hebert, Klein vs. Klein Forest, 1996 109-Nelson Jackson, Friona vs. Olton, 1980 108-Norris Blount, Lubbock Monterey vs. Lubbock, 1982 108-Bobby Reyes, Plainview vs. Monterey, 1979 108-Arnold Navarro, Kermit vs. Sonora, 1996

[quote name="RatedRSuperstar" post="780613" timestamp="1269354953"] This will be Price's job if he wants it. Hands down and running away. And if that happens, there will be some u-haul rentals in the HF area real quick. [/quote] Yes, from people leaving town to get away.

[quote name="MHS32" post="769876" timestamp="1267595646"] [quote author=PURPLE 4EVER link=topic=64943.msg769807#msg769807 date=1267585684] [quote author=Tyrone_Biggums link=topic=64943.msg769767#msg769767 date=1267579594] How much patience will you eagles have with your new coach?  Are four or more district losses acceptable this coming season? (it's likely) How about beating dayton once a decade like crosby? It sounds like the guy will be able to install a good program, I'm curious to see how long he has before the complaints start rolling down the hill. [/quote] EXCELLENT QUESTION! With a good group of athletes currently in 9th grade next year looks to be the weakest Eagle team in the next three seasons (the over all talent level of the athletes in 7th, 8th and 9th or better than what they have in 10th and 11th). My guess.... The new coach better win a playoff game by the time the 9th graders graduate (I put the probability of that at over 50% ) or he will be shown the road.  Curious at what the Eagle football fans think of this. [/quote] What would make you think that he would have that long????? :-[ The GREAT NEWS is we have a secret weapon starting next season. Dayton fans will hate it but we had to get competitive. ;D ;D [/quote] There you go, splilling the beans.  Not everyone knows we now have a football coach......  ;D ;D

[quote name="H-D BOBCAT 55" post="767011" timestamp="1267195411"] BRING BACK KENNETH SKIDMORE !!! [/quote] You just lost your right to post......  ;D ;D ;D

Dang Lady Eagles, you got a #10 and Yates to look forward too after that.  One thing for sure, can't say this is a weak region.  My goodness.  Good luck Lady Eagles.

YES, we finally have a bi-week at the end of the season.  Sure will be nice to have that week off should we be a little banged up after being shot at in Baytown 2 times.  ;D ;D

[quote name="Cougtalk" post="755223" timestamp="1265316969"] ok we have more coming back than you think. Forrest Tyler will probably play RB (he did his sophmore year) and we have a 6ft 5' WR coming back according to the Roster kid named Ashton Martin. WR's on Varsity who are returning Ashton Martin Forrest Tyler Jacoby Scott MJ MAthis We do have only 2 Varsity linemen coming back DEFENSE LOSES THESE PLAYERS All but 1 LB i believe OUR D Line rotations and 1 DB but we have alot of kids who are gonna be ready to play. If everyone remembers we weren't supposed to be great last year. [/quote] Crosby has one big and tall receiver this past year, but he was about as lazy as I have ever seen play.  Kids would not block or run a rout for anything.  When they did throw the ball to him, he normally dropped it.  Dang shame too, the kid looked like a stud receiver, until he actually left the line of scrimmage.

[quote name="panamamyers" post="755544" timestamp="1265386173"] This is football right, not watermelon seed spitting or calf roping. BH handling Lee in rodeo events or plowing a field I can maybe get with. [/quote] If we did not plant and plow fields, how the heck would your team ever eat?  Someone has got to help provide the totillia makers...... ;D ;D

[quote name="KFDM COOP" post="755529" timestamp="1265385261"] Jody, will BH handle Lee? :D [/quote] I don't think there is a team in this district that can say without a doubt they are the dominate team.  On any given Friday there are at least 5 teams who could win or lose against any of the other 4.  Dayton has respect for their past results, but they are not a dominate team in district and that was proven last year.  As you saw last year with Crosby beating Dayton and GCM winning against BH in the mud-bowl, it's anyone's district.  Lee is just another team we will have to deal with, but they are no better than anyone else.  This season will come down to who makes the most mistakes, not who is the most athletically able, that's a close enough match you can just flip a coin.  I do think because BH played a lot of yound kids the last year, we have a good core of experienced players returning this and next year.  We normally don't have the issues described by panameyer, so asyou know, consistency builds the team.  Add a new and proven head coach and you have the recipe for good things to come.  Now, keeping with tradition BH is gonna kick the every living s&*t out of Lee.  ;D ;D      Better?

[quote name="MHS32" post="755447" timestamp="1265377257"] [quote author=GCMPats link=topic=64943.msg755175#msg755175 date=1265313872] [quote author=BringinTheHeat link=topic=64943.msg755148#msg755148 date=1265310371] I bet a dollar to a doughnut that he doesn't move! He said the same thing when his oldest boy was playing at the Hill. I think he thought he had the upper hand on coaches at the Hill and now that has changed. (Nunez and Price being gone). OOPs!  :o [/quote] The new system does not fit his "style" of play. [/quote] Aww come on. Don't be scared of being a white option QB. There are tons of them!!! Right??? Don't worry about the parent/ coach relationships. We have plenty of underclassmen with parents who feel like tey own the new guy. It will be fun to watch. I'm still a little worried about the defense as well. Hopefully BH will continue to play smash mouth and the DB's will be taught how to defend and look for the ball. Over the past 5 years I have seen a ton of completed passes that almost hit our DB's in the back of the head. ;D [/quote] Hey, Hey....... Price is gone, it's all going to be better now.  Win or lose, it's better.  :-* :-* :-*

This one of for you GCMPATS......  ;D ;D [b]Lee coaches expect no easies in 4A [/b] By Nathan Hague The Baytown Sun Published February 5, 2010 Does dropping to Class 4A mean Lee High School will become a powerhouse again? While some of the school’s sports coaches say the competition may get a little easier than it’s been recently in 5A, but no one expects it to get a lot easier because there aren’t a lot of easies in District 19-4A. “There are some good teams in that district,” girls basketball coach Terry Gray said. “It’s going to be tough going to an eight-team district where we add four more district games. “Some people think moving to 4A will make it easier but I don’t think that’s a good way to look at it. Whether it’s 2A, 4A or 5A, everybody wants to win.” Gray said he looks forward to developing a new rivalry with Goose Creek Memorial. The Lady Ganders are already somewhat familiar with some of the teams in their new district. “Four of the teams are teams we’ve played against in tournaments,” Gray said. “We’ve got to work to get better at what we do.” Even though Lee High School will remain a 5A school for the remainder of this school year, coaches of spring sports are preparing their players for this year while looking down the road to next year as well. “We’re going to attend a meet at Barbers Hill to show the kids what it’s going to be like next year,” girls track coach Shalesha Lowe said. “We’re made up of mostly freshmen and sophomores right now so it should be a smooth process. It will be nice for them to get a good feel for what it’s going to be like. “The playing field should be evened out a lot more, so I think it will be good for us.” Boys track coach Charles Southall thinks it will be easier for his kids to compete. “There are so many kids in 5A,” he said. “It’s so hard to keep up when some schools outnumber you 3-1, and that’s just a benefit of being a big school. “This will help us to compete on our own level a little bit more.” Baseball coach David Hackney also welcomes the change to 4A. “Are you kidding me?” he said. “It will definitely be a lot less traveling. We’re talking about Barbers Hill, Crosby and C.E. King. Dayton is a good location too, and of course, we’ll play here in town against Goose Creek (Memorial). We love it.” Boys basketball coach Trent Manuel believes it will be a good change considering the enrollment numbers, but it will take time to adjust. “It will be tough no matter what,” Manuel said.“ We’ll have some real competitive games. It’ll be quite a different challenge.” Manuel said he has tried to prepare his team for the change this year by playing teams who will be in Lee’s district next year. “We played Barbers Hill, Goose Creek Memorial, Crosby and we went to the Barbers Hill tournament and saw C.E King,” he said. “We scheduled those games so that we could have an idea of what the teams are like.” Lee head football coach Marvin Sedberry welcomes the move to 4A. “Everybody is excited about us going down to 4A, but it’s still going to be a great challenge competing against schools who either just hired a big-name coach or have big traditions. I feel like our district is still going to be a good district with good competition. It’s going to be fun.” Lee high school will replace Kingwood Park in District 19-4A.

[quote name="Bill Dauterive" post="755153" timestamp="1265310717"] [quote author=bh89-2 link=topic=64943.msg753065#msg753065 date=1265047392] [quote author=bh34 link=topic=64943.msg752691#msg752691 date=1265033684] I'm not concerned as much about our defense, as I am our offense. I was in one of our local restaurants, and over heard two guys talking about how great our offense was going to be next year. I'm glad everyone is pumped up, so am I, but I can't figure out how we are going to run the wishbone, when we don't have any real running backs? I just don't see any big, fast, powerful running backs to make the wishbone successful. Plus don't we need three or four of them? Then where do we get a option QB? Does anyone know any of these answers? I'm excited,but a little nervous also. [/quote] I have seen small backs, with small O-Lines run it effectively.  If you have good fundamentals and block well, the formation allows for the defense to have one guy or more out of place and creates a one-on-one in open space with the lead runner.  More than size, speed and athletic ability can help.  Not saying a Clay McWilliams blocking out of the backfrield would not be nice, but you can run it effectively without size.  Liberty Hill ran a version of it, they called it the "Wing-Tee" and they did very well.  They were not a big team at all, just ask Jasper who played them the year Jasper went to State. [/quote] Liberty Hill runs the Slot-T, not the Wing T. They are two different things, and both are far different from the Wishbone. [/quote] I have a 4-year old DVD that was filmed by the coaching staff and edited by the Team Mom's husband and the DVD is titled, Wing-T offense.  I realize it's not the wishbone, but the similarity I was trying to make is the 3 back set.  Nothing more than that.

[quote name="GCMPats" post="755040" timestamp="1265299414"] [quote author=bh89-2 link=topic=64943.msg750867#msg750867 date=1264691108] [quote author=GCMPats link=topic=64943.msg750864#msg750864 date=1264690924] [quote author=bh89-2 link=topic=64943.msg750855#msg750855 date=1264688493] [quote author=Stranger link=topic=64943.msg750843#msg750843 date=1264686450] How about we wait until some W's are put up before we bow down to the school board.  Their voice in who is hired is not as big as you might think. [/quote] I figured you might like that.......  ;) ;) It's hard to bow down at a school board meeting when GCMPATS is standing in the door of the board room....  ;D ;D ;D [/quote] What, season has not started yet and GCM is already trying to get autographs?????????  ;D ;D ;D Hey.......what did I do?  8) [/quote] Just pokin fun at you friend........  ;D ;D  So ya'll gonna let your running back transfer to The Hill this spring?  We'll take really good care of him. [/quote] I hear one of your strong-armed QB's is coming to the Goose? Is this a trade of some sort? [/quote]

Crosby should feel at home playing Dawson, until the 40 point beat down that is.

[quote name="BHBrave08" post="753482" timestamp="1265080639"] [quote author=UgotTRUCKED link=topic=65481.msg753464#msg753464 date=1265079284] BH non district: Santa Fe ; Lumberton; and Nederland. [/quote] Wow thats definitely different from the norm at the Hill. Santa Fe generally is not all that strong. Lumberton and Nederland are off and on so it will be interesting to see how good they are when we play them. hmm... [/quote] Santa Fe has a running back named Joseph Walton that is a stud.  He is returning.  My former co-worker said they should be good.  GCMPATS said it right and it's going to be a battle. 

[quote name="BMTSoulja1" post="753922" timestamp="1265136434"] You know, own..  Like smack them around.  At least they can say they  have beat us at least once.  Can BH say that?  Hmmm.... [/quote] Many moons ago BH played them in a scrimmage and beat them.  Some kids fired guns on an empty BH bus in the parking lot and that ended the BH domination oppotunity......  ;D ;D