HoopInsider_Cooper

Now back to my Lucha Libre wrestling!!!!!

What a class act ESP is....Kobe & D-Wade.....WOW

MVP...MVP....MVP...MVP

Can't stop ESP's inside game.

Amazing what "healthy" can do for a player.

All ESP does is cry, cry, cry...They do that every world basketball event.

With his head on straight, he's one of the best i've seen.

FYI: His thumb has been hurting for a while now.

Good for them! Tired of all the negative talk.

FYI: PAM's defense, yes their defense, will be the strength of the team. They are loaded with DI players on that side of the ball. Offense: Even tho you have a SR QB, he got little time last year and is hurt with a thumb injury and those lag and lag and lag. They lost 2 all-district WRs with 1 starter back (Solomon Jones) who only caught a couple of passes last year. The OL is the youngest its been in years. But, they are better than Channelview and Sterling. They will go to the playoffs.

Isn't the Cook kid still out?

Goodness that's a weak bottom half of 21-5A.

I have a little piece in the 2008 Examiner Football Guide that will hit shelves Aug. 29. Over 70,000 will be printed.

Our resident villain (Mr. Myers) said that Vidor was his surprise pick for a playoff spot in 20-4A.

I probably missed on here or there...Too busy on the field Not the LM of old. Central is committed to running the "option" with a 1-back set. You can see the potential there for Central. LM....whew. Rebuilding (not reloading) this year.

That's why he is on the cover of the Examiner 2008 HS Football Guide!!!!!

Controlled scrimmage Central 3, LaMarque 0 Red Zone scrimmage (each team ran 22 total plays from the 25-yard line) Central 3, LaMarque 2 1 Qtr (10:00 running clock) Central 0, LaMarque 0

Gary Stelly of KOGT reporting: Cameron Spencer, a 6-8 forward from LCM, is transferring to play at North Texas after spending two seasons at SMU. Spencer averaged 0.9 points and 1.7 rebounds a game in his two seasons. Spencer was named the District 20-4A Defensive MVP after averaging 14 points, 10.7 rebounds and 4.5 blocks a game as a senior at Little Cypress-Mauriceville. From the Dallas Morning News: Basketball: SMU forward to transfer to Mean Green 08:20 AM CDT on Friday, August 22, 2008 By Brett Vito / Staff Writer North Texas head coach Johnny Jones and his staff hosted Cameron Spencer on a visit to Denton for a second time Thursday. This time the circumstances were just right for the 6-8 forward from Little Cypress-Mauriceville to commit to play for the Mean Green. Spencer visited UNT after his senior season in high school, but ended up committing to SMU. Spencer left SMU following last season and will transfer to UNT, where he will have two years of eligibility remaining. He spent two seasons playing for the Mustangs. “It’s a huge advantage for us and a great opportunity for Cameron,†Jones said. “He will have two years left to play, and with a redshirt year, he will have an opportunity to continue to improve and get acclimated to our system.†UNT will have two senior post players this season in Harold Stewart and Justin Howerton. Jones said one of the Mean Green’s priorities in recruiting is finding players to fill the void that will be left when both Stewart and Howerton graduate. Spencer was named the District 20-4A Defensive MVP after averaging 14 points, 10.7 rebounds and 4.5 blocks a game as a senior at Little Cypress-Mauriceville. Spencer averaged 0.9 points and 1.7 rebounds a game in his two seasons at SMU. UNT is hoping that Spencer will develop into a contributor in its frontcourt while sitting out next season as a redshirt. “He’s the type of player we are looking for,†Jones said. “He has Division I experience.â€

His sister said he met nose to nose with a ball carrier. He's a junior DB.

Kid from H-F is doing better. Catscan was negative and was diagnosed with a severe concussion.

Confirmed with Stowers: LaMarque @ Central - 9/JV 4pm/5pm @ High School Varsity @ 6pm @ Babe

2008 FCS Coaches Preseason Poll Team (1st votes) ‘07 Rec. Pts. Prv. 1. Appalachian State (24) 13-2 600 1 2. North Dakota State 10-1 527 9 3. James Madison 8-4 513 7 4. Northern Iowa 12-1 508 5 5. Massachusetts 10-3 488 6 6. Richmond 11-3 456 4 7. Montana 11-1 444 12 8. Delaware 11-4 419 2 9. Eastern Washington 9-4 393 8 10. McNeese State 11-1 366 11 11. Southern Illinois 12-2 329 3 12. Youngstown State 7-4 320 17 13. Wofford 9-4 316 10 14. Cal Poly 7-4 275 NR 15. Elon 7-4 247 23 16. New Hampshire 7-5 231 14 17. Georgia Southern 7-4 185 18 18. Eastern Illinois 8-4 182 15 19. Villanova 7-4 148 NR 20. South Dakota State 7-4 135 22 21. Eastern Kentucky 9-3 105 13 22. Western Illinois 6-5 67 NR 23. The Citadel 7-4 60 NR 24. Harvard 8-2 42 20 25. Central Arkansas 6-5 41 NR Other receiving votes: Fordham (40), Northern Arizona (40), Delaware State (36), Liberty (33), Yale (32), Jacksonville State (30), South Carolina State (27), Sam Houston State (24), Montana State (23), Hampton (22), Hofstra (18), Furman (13), Holy Cross (9), San Diego (8), Grambling State (7), UT Martin (6), Towson (5), Coastal Carolina (5), North Dakota (5), Maine (4), Weber State (4), Jackson State (4), UC Davis (3), Dayton (2), Florida A&M (1), Prairie View A&M (1), Missouri State (1).

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nope...wait until 3rd week of dist. You dont get into the playoffs by dominating scrimmages.

Good find but old news. I'll have a BIG update on this situation very soon.