BearWolf

Let's see what happens in conference. They keep telling us about these great recruits, however great play is never transferred to the floor. Go back and look at the preseason hype and then look at the won/loss record, particularly the teams they manage to beat.

I can't see where this helps. Someone please help me on this one.

the big colleges always look for the measurements. Well said

i thought this was going to be an exciting year for LU Basketball both men and women but

yes it was

yes, what an event to remember.

Tragic accident Wednesday at the rifle range Late Wednesday, a man accidentally shot and killed himself at American Shooting Centers in far west Houston. That same day, a police officer in Corpus Christi died also of a gunshot wound suffered at his department's shooting range. Details of the incident in.... [Hidden Content]

Dec. 25, 2007, 7:33PM Tales from the Tour By DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer © 2007 The Associated Press — Ben Curtis is a glass half-full kind of guy, which is why he saw his 2007 season as one for the history books. By finishing in last place at the season-opening....... [Hidden Content]

High School Sports Dec. 26, 2007, 1:32PM RECRUITING Houston Top 110 college recruits COMPILED BY MATT MALATESTA OF RIVALS.COM Quarterbacks (6) Name School Ht Wt Destination Taylor Cook Rice Consolidated 6-7 210 Committed to Miami (Fla.) Max Jenkins Langham Creek 6-0 180 Committed to Army Andrew Luck Stratford 6-3 200 Committed to Stanford Jeremiah McGinty North Shore 6-0 190 SFA, Texas State, Sam Houston St. Bo Levi Mitchell Katy 6-2 180 Committed to Hawaii Darron Thomas Aldine 6-3 190 Committed to Oregon Running backs (13) Name School Ht Wt Destination Draylon Booker Conroe 6-2 190 Committed to La.-Lafeyette Aundre Dean Katy 6-1 190 Ohio State, UCLA, Arizona State, Alabama, LSU Jeremy Hills Elsik 5-10 175 Committed to Texas Saheed Imoru Hastings 5-9 178 Army, Stephen F. Austin Joshua LaBum Washington 6-3 245 Committed to UTEP Chris Lenoir Clements 5-9 180 Blinn, Tyler Junior College Sam McGuffie Cy-Fair 5-10 175 Committed to Michigan David Nwabuisi Episcopal 6-0 230 Northwestern, Tulane C.J. Palmer Klein 6-0 210 Eastern New Mexico Jacquizz Rodgers Lamar Consolidated 5-6 165 Committed to Oregon State Johnny Thomas Texas City 6-1 190 Committed to Oklahoma State Shane Turner Cy Falls 5-10 165 Arizona, Northwestern, New Mexico, Boston College Lester Ward Brenham 6-2 195 Committed to Baylor Receivers (12) Name School Ht Wt Destination Darius Austin Washington 5-10 170 Committed to UTEP Martin Bayless Hightower 6-3 210 Cal, Florida, Ohio State Darius Bolden Cypress Falls 6-0 170 Texas State, Sam Houston St., SFA DeSean Hales Klein Oak 5-11 170 Committed to Texas Derrick Hall Beaumont Central 5-11 185 Committed to Texas A&M Duriel Harris Channelview 6-5 198 SFA, Houston Eric Lair Lamar 6-3 200 Committed to Minnesota Anthony Ledet Hightower 6-1 180 Committed to La.-Lafayette Clyde Lee Hightower 6-0 170 Committed to Boston College Michael Smith Westside 6-0 180 UConn, La.-Lafayette, Howard, UTEP Darryl Stonum Dulles 6-2 200 Committed to Michigan Isaiah Sweeney Hightower 5-10 170 Committed to Houston Tight ends (3) Name School Ht Wt Destination Walker Dille Clements 6-4 230 Committed to TCU Jonathan Gimm Westfield 6-2 235 Committed to Iowa Jared Williams Huntsville 6-3 260 Committed to Rice Offensive linemen (16) Name School Ht Wt Destination Chris Asumnu Elsik 6-2 265 Committed to Tulane Richard Cagle St. Pius 6-5 250 Committed to Vanderbilt Daniel Campbell Aldine 6-4 300 Committed to Southern California Leroy Chevalier Yates 6-5 278 Committed to Texas A&M Clay Hebert Klein 6-3 285 Committed to Rice Cameron Kaufold Friendswood 6-4 265 Committed to Houston Chris Lathrop Cy-Fair 6-5 270 Committed to Texas A&M Brenel Myers Westfield 6-2 265 Committed to Boise State Daniel Paulus Silsbee 6-5 300 Committed to Houston Luke Poehlmann Brenham 6-5 270 Committed to Texas Kheeston Randle Beaumont Kelly 6-5 260 Committed to Texas J.B. Shugarts Klein 6-7 290 Committed to Ohio State Xavier Swain Hightower 6-4 280 Committed to UTEP Brian Thomas Pearland 6-3 270 Committed to Texas A&M Brandon Thompson The Woodlands 6-6 260 Committed to Nebraska Athletes (6) Name School Ht Wt Destination Gahn McGaffie Galena Park 5-9 170 Committed to Missouri Jeremy Phillips Waller 6-3 190 Committed to North Texas Terrance Robinson Klein Oak 5-9 179 Wake Forest, Boston College, Oregon Michael Thomas Nimitz 5-10 170 Committed to Stanford Xavier Webb Montgomery 5-11 185 Committed to Rice Darrius Willis Eisenhower 6-3 225 Committed to Buffalo Defensive linemen (21) Name School Ht Wt Destination Emmanuel Aluko Elsik 6-3 270 Committed to Tulane Eddie Brown Waller 6-0 255 Texas Tech, Houston, Oklahoma State, SMU Jimmy Burge Stratford 6-3 270 Committed to Missouri Blake Chavis Beaumont West Brook 6-5 230 Committed to Texas A&M Jeremy Coleman FB Marshall 6-2 220 Committed to TCU Rod Davis Eisenhower 6-3 303 Texas A&M, LSU, Florida, Cal. Kenneth Frankson Yates 6-3 225 Hawaii, UConn, Utah John Gioffre Cinco Ranch 6-1 280 Committed to Rice Theo Goins Hightower 6-4 280 Committed to Central Florida Doran Guillory Beaumont Kelly 6-3 260 Committed to Iowa State David King Strake Jesuit 6-4 255 Committed to Oklahoma Phillip Longino FB Marshall 6-0 275 Committed to Tulane Marcus Malbrough Beaumont West Brook 6-4 200 Iowa, Baylor, Houston, Miss State, Tulane Chase McEntee North Shore 6-3 265 Fresno State, Air Force, Navy Kendrick Payne Klein Forest 6-3 250 Cal, Iowa State, Rice, Tulane, Arizona State Tracy Robertson Lamar 6-3 250 Committed to Iowa State Blake Sargent Friendswood 6-3 275 Committed to Houston Mike Smith Bay City 6-1 270 Committed to Rice Damion Square Yates 6-3 263 Committed to Alabama Anthony Williams Atascocita 6-3 275 Fresno State, Nevada John Youboty Klein 6-4 245 Missouri, Cal, Marshall, Michigan State Linebackers (11) Name School Ht Wt Destination Greg Burks Spring Woods 6-2 225 TCU, Houston, Nebraska Will Ebner Friendswood 6-1 230 Committed to Missouri Leonard James FB Marshall 6-0 220 Committed to Houston Dravannti Johnson Nederland 6-2 220 Committed to Texas Anthony Lewis Aldine 6-1 190 Houston, Purdue, Nebraska, Iowa State Kyle Mangan Brenham 6-2 223 Committed to Texas A&M Brian Moore Klein 6-1 200 Committed to Tulsa Ryan Roberson Brenham 5-11 210 Committed to Texas Jarvis Smith Chavez 6-2 220 Committed to Baylor Blake Slaughter Elkins 5-11 205 Committed to Kansas State Kyle Theriot Episcopal 6-2 225 Committed to LSU Defensive backs (20) Name School Ht Wt Destination Jeremiah Alexander Yates 5-10 175 Committed to Hawaii Chris Banjo Kempner 5-11 190 Committed to Hawaii Antwon Blake FB Marshall 5-9 170 Committed to UTEP Brodrick Brown Westfield 5-9 160 Committed to Oklahoma State Gino Collins St. Pius 6-0 180 Committed to Houston Gregory Dixon Chavez 6-0 170 Committed to Kansas Deonte Elliot Alief Taylor 5-11 180 Committed to Boston College Lekenwic Haynes Terry 6-4 200 Purdue, Arkansas, Ole Miss Jackie Hinton Channelview 5-11 185 Committed to Oklahoma State Josh Hill Klein Forest 5-11 190 Kansas, Oklahoma Royce Hill Cypress Ridge 6-0 170 Rice, Oklahoma State Trent Hunter Katy 5-11 180 Committed to Texas A&M George Iloka Kempner 6-0 170 Committed to Boise State Kristopher Johnston Texas City 6-1 180 Committed to Houston Ray Anthony Long Nimitz 6-1 200 Cal, Oregon DJ Monroe Angleton 5-11 170 Committed to Texas Ugo Okpara Dulles 6-1 180 Committed to Boston College Kris Rhymes Marshall 6-1 200 Committed to Baylor Nick Saenz Pearland 6-0 170 Committed to Houston Nick Sampson Westfield 6-0 175 Committed to SMU Mike Williams Beaumont West Brook 6-2 180 Committed to Boise State Kickers (2) Name School Ht Wt Destination Randy Bullock Klein 5-10 180 Committed to Texas A&M Ryan Doerr Katy 6-0 170 Committed to South Carolina

believe me, Directv and all of it's sports packages is just great. I've been with Directv for 3 years and don't have to sweat it. There is no difference in its cost vs. cable.

yes they will be, the offense return 8 starters. Only losing 2 OL and one WR. The defensive secondary will be much improved. All 3 linebackers are returning, a DT and a DB.

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great piece of history

Dec. 17, 2007, 11:11PM With final rankings published, Masters field taking shape Associated Press -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Boo Weekley has been so busy building a house he hasn't bothered checking the mail. He might want to keep alert the next few weeks for a white envelope with a return address of Augusta, Ga....... [Hidden Content]

well deserved. Great job guys

i have to get out to see this kid. I'm told he's the real deal

Woods wins Target World Challenge by seven shots Reed Saxon / AP Tiger Woods and his caddie Steve Williams discuss the tee shot on the third hole Sunday during the final round of the Target World Challenge at Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks. Woods shot a 68 to win by seven strokes. The golfer ties the Thousand Oaks tournament record with a total of 266. Sabbatini's withdrawal for 'personal reasons' adds to a frosty relationship with Woods. By Thomas Bonk, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer December 17, 2007 He won the first tournament he played and the last tournament he played, a bookend excess of success that we're conditioned to expect from Tiger Woods. His last round of the year Sunday...... [Hidden Content],0,7756554.story?coll=la-headlines-pe-sports

5A-I Euless Trinity (14-1) vs. Converse Judson (11-4); 2:00 Saturday, Alamodome 5A-II Pflugerville (12-3) vs. Katy (15-0); 7:00 Satuday, Alamodome 4A-II Highland Park (15-0) vs. Lake Travis (14-1); 1:30 Saturday, Waco Casey 3A-II Celina (15-0) vs. China Spring (14-1); 4:00 Saturday, Texas Stadium (Time Tentative) 2A-II Canadian (14-1) vs. Elysian Fields (14-1); 3:30 Saturday, Brownwood 1A-II Munday (14-0) vs. Bremond (12-2); 2:00 Saturday, Stephenville

I can't wait to watch the final round

Katy romps 66-21, off to state final The beginning wasn't pretty, the end got ugly, but the middle was just fine for Katy, which ran off 52 straight points to earn a spot in the state title game. Pflugerville awaits next Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Alamodome

Converse Judson leads 14-0 at halftime Well, it's been a surprising first half here at Rice Stadium. Judson leads 14-0, and North Shore looks lost. The Mustangs have punted four times, and committed one turnover. The furthest they've gotten is the Judson 44-yard line. Judson's defense looks extremely sharp. The Rockets have applied consistent pressure on North Shore quarterback Jeremiah McGinty, and have stuffed the Mustangs' normally reliable running game. North Shore needs to wake up quickly. Its perfect season and shot at another 5A state championship is slipping away.

Katy up 63-14 midway through the fourth Katy's second string just scored a touchdown when running back Luis Zavala ran in for five yards and a score. Everytime Katy has touched the ball in this half, the Tigers have scored. They have four offensive drives and four TDs. They also have the punt return for a TD. Katy is doing everything right in this half, and has a 63-14 lead with 8:30 to play in the game.

Halftime: Katy 28, Madison 14 With 11 seconds left in the half, Bo Levi Mitchell threw a perfect pass to Joey Fuda for 54 yards and another touchdown before the break. Katy now leads 28-14 at halftime. This has been a great game so far. Early on, it was a defensive battle. Katy had three three-and-outs in the first half. I'm not sure they have had three in one game this whole season. Madison's speed was definitely a factor in stopping Aundre Dean and forcing Katy to throw. Katy's offense caused three turnovers (two fumbles and an INT) and kept the Tigers alive. Midway through the second quarter, Katy started looking like Katy again. They put together a great drive and got Dean running. Mitchell is doing a great job distributing the ball to different receivers. Madison has some adjustments to make at halftime and Katy needs to play just like it did in the last seven minutes of the half.

Scoring summary DAY -- A.J. Dugat 13-yard pass from Gregory Charles. PAT Failed kick (), 02:36, 1st. LKT -- Jason Bird 24-yard pass from Garrett Gilbert. PAT Kick (Thomas Rebold), 04:53, 1st. DAY -- Paul Fontenot 15-yard pass from Gregory Charles. PAT Kick (Ronnie Powell), 08:14, 1st. LKT -- 20-yard run from Chris Aydam. PAT Kick (Thomas Rebold), 10:50, 1st. LKT -- Cohi Walla 27-yard pass from Garrett Gilbert. PAT Kick (Thomas Rebold), 04:51, 2nd. LKT -- 14-yard run from Garrett Gilbert. PAT Kick (Thomas Rebold), 11:49, 2nd. LKT -- Jason Bird 3-yard pass from Garrett Gilbert. PAT Kick (Thomas Rebold), 00:31, 3rd. LKT -- Jason Bird 15-yard pass from Garrett Gilbert. PAT Kick (Thomas Rebold), 06:22, 3rd. LKT -- 5-yard run from Chris Aydam. PAT Kick (Thomas Rebold), 09:13, 4th. Team Stats Dayton Austin Lake Travis Total yards 221 625 First downs 15 28 Rushes/Yds 18/102 28/143 Average rush 5.67 5.11 Comp/Atts 11/29 33/40 Pass yards 119 482 Comp pct 37.93 82.5 Punts 5 3 Punting Yards 161 92 Punting Average 32.2 30.67 Fumbles/Lost 2/2 0/0