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Can HI hang with Warren?

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Big School (4A-5A) 1. Port Arthur Memorial (10-2) 2. Ozen (9-4) 3. Barbers Hill (10-3) 4. West Brook (7-4) 5. Dayton (5-5) 6. Central (5-5) 7. Lumberton (7-7) 8. LC-M (5-7) 9. Vidor (5-7) 10. PN-G (5-9) Small School (Privates-3A) 1. Hardin-Jefferson (14-0) 2. Kountze (11-1) 3. Silsbee (6-5) 4. WO-S (8-5) 5. West Hardin (9-0) 6. East Chambers (7-5) 7. Warren (11-1) 8. Kelly (12-5) 9. Woodville (6-2) 10. Orangefield (5-5) Last Week’s Rankings: Big School (4A-5A) 1. Port Arthur Memorial 2. Ozen 3. Barbers Hill 4. West Brook 5. Dayton 6. Vidor 7. Central 8. LC-M 9. Lumberton 10. PN-G Small School (Privates-3A) 1. Kountze 2. Hardin-Jefferson 3. East Chambers 4. WO-S 5. Silsbee 6. West Hardin 7. Kelly 8. Warren 9. Jasper 10. Woodville

Fans can watch race from driver's vantage point CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The sport that already offers unprecedented fan access is going one step further in 2007, allowing DirecTV viewers to watch an entire NASCAR race from behind the wheel. NASCAR HotPass will debut on DirecTV at the Daytona 500 in February and offer fans at home the opportunity to watch a race from a driver's vantage point. Subscribers will have access to five channels dedicated to individual drivers, who will change every week. Each channel will have up to six cameras and two isolated announcers focusing solely on one driver for an entire race. Viewers will have access to in-car audio communication, real-time statistics and cameras covering every angle from inside the race car to the pit box and all around the track. HotPass is the brainchild of Fox Sports chairman David Hill. "There was this moment for me when the lights went on, and I thought 'This is why NASCAR is so popular -- because you can buy a seat and sit down and watch your guy go round and round,'" said Hill, who worried his network coverage was lacking because it didn't showcase the in-car conversations between a driver and team. That audio is available to fans at the track through scanners and FanView devices but isn't offered to television viewers. "In one fell swoop it was so obvious, and I couldn't believe I hadn't picked up on it before," Hill said. "We had to find a way for the fan to sit there and watch his car for an entire race." He tried the idea in 2005 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway when he had multiple cameras follow winning driver Tony Stewart from flag to flag. He liked the results but still felt the effort was missing perspective. So Hill tried it again at Las Vegas in March, adding two dedicated announcers to the Dale Earnhardt Jr. coverage. The announcers explained everything Earnhardt was doing, debated strategy, called pit stops and even chatted with the driver during cautions. Pleased with the effort, Hill took it to NASCAR, which awarded DirecTV a three-year contract. But with NASCAR's TV ratings declining, Hill knows HotPass is a risky venture. DirecTV must persuade fans to pay $99 for a season pass with no guarantees on which drivers will be featured. Hill is hopeful the behind-the-scenes access will entice fans to sign up for the venture, which will require an additional 70 at-track employees and 10 announcers. "It's a big gamble," he admitted. "While we are quietly confident, the encouraging thing is that no one has said this is a really stupid idea. So we sort of believe it will be like pet rocks, hula hoops and yo-yos -- brand new, but people will say, 'I've got to have one.'" DirecTV isn't the only medium offering new access next season. Sirius Satellite Radio plans to offer 10 driver channels that will combine the overall race broadcast with driver-to-pit crew chatter in 2007. "By layering the driver chatter over the race broadcast and alternating between the two, we'll provide a way to follow the race like never before," said Scott Greenstein, president of Entertainment and Sports. Dick Glover, vice president of broadcasting and new media for NASCAR, said the DirecTV and Sirius deals show how committed the sport is to providing new and exciting ways for fans to enjoy it. "We have always tried to be out front in bringing innovation into how our sport is covered," Glover said. "It's long been our tradition to work with telecasters to get our fans into the cars and closer to the action. This is the natural evolution." Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press

5A Division I Southlake Carroll 33 Colleyville Heritage 7 FINAL Allen 33 Spring Westfield 27 FINAL Pearland 16 Cypress-Fairbanks 15 FINAL Austin Westlake 37 San Antonio Reagan 23 FINAL NEXT WEEK: Southlake Carroll (14-0) vs. Allen (13-1) Pearland (12-2) vs. Austin Westlake (11-2) 5A Division II Cedar Hill 42 De Soto 21 FINAL Garland 31 Klein Oak 14 FINAL Cypress Falls 28 Katy 21 FINAL San Antonio MacArthur 50 San Marcos 43 FINAL (1OT) NEXT WEEK: Cedar Hill (14-0) vs. Garland (12-2) Cypress Falls (11-3) vs. San Antonio MacArthur (12-2) 4A Division I Copperas Cove 35 Aledo 12 FINAL San Antonio Alamo Heights 42 Lamar Consolidated 14 FINAL NEXT WEEK: Copperas Cove (12-2) vs. SA Alamo Heights (13-1) 4A Division II Wolfforth Frenship 20 Wichita Falls Rider 17 FINAL Waco 44 Brownwood 13 FINAL La Marque 38 Texas City 10 FINAL Schertz-Clemens 27 Hays Consolidated 7 FINAL NEXT WEEK: Wolfforth Frenship (12-2) vs. Waco (12-2) La Marque (13-1) vs. Schertz-Clemens (13-1) 3A Division 1 Liberty-Eylau 36 Canyon 20 FINAL Robinson 62 Ingleside 21 FINAL NEXT WEEK: Robinson (12-2) vs. Liberty-Eylau (11-3) 3A Division II Vernon 27 Midland Greenwood 19 FINAL Celina 35 Brownsboro 14 FINAL Liberty Hill 35 Giddings 28 FINAL Hondo 42 Wimberley 35 FINAL NEXT WEEK: Vernon (9-5) vs. Celina (14-0) Liberty Hill (11-2) vs. Hondo (14-0) 2A Division I Littlefield 28 Boyd 14 FINAL Tatum 40 Cotulla 13 FINAL NEXT WEEK: Littlefield (13-1) vs. Tatum (12-2) 2A Division II Stratford 19 Idalou 17 FINAL Cisco 14 Holliday 10 FINAL Mart 46 Corrigan-Camden 27 FINAL Lexington 26 Somerville 0 FINAL NEXT WEEK: Stratford (11-3) vs. Cisco (13-1) 12/16 @ 2:00pm at Lowery Field in Lubbock Mart (13-1) vs. Lexington (12-2) 1A Division I McCamey 28 Valley Mills 7 FINAL Alto 39 Iola 25 FINAL NEXT WEEK: McCamey (10-4) vs. Alto (13-0) 1A Division II Nazareth 32 New Deal 20 FINAL Windthorst 41 Electra 7 FINAL Lovelady 35 Carlisle 12 FINAL Chilton 34 Thorndale 0 FINAL NEXT WEEK: Nazareth (13-0) vs. Windthorst (13-0) 12/15 @7:30pm at Shotwell Stadium in Abilene Lovelady (12-2) vs. Chilton (12-1) 12/15 @ 7:30pm at A&M Consolidated 6-man Division I Rule 45 Meadow 0 FINAL Richland Springs 64 Blum 26 FINAL NEXT WEEK: Rule vs. Richland Springs 6-man Division II Jayton 75 Whitharral 66 FINAL Vernon Northside 70 Gustine 29 FINAL NEXT WEEK: Jayton vs. Vernon Northside

46-27 Mart.

A big congrats Oilers!!

I bet your excited Mom. Good luck against Hondo.

LE wins 36-20.

Finally!

Congrats Warriors!!

Congrats

SA Alamo advances to the 4A D1 State Championship next week against Cove.

36-20 LE late 4th

36-13 LE 3 min to go.

42-14 Alamo late 4th.

34-7 LE 4th Q.

36-33

51-49

When you don't have Thomas, Netherely or Buddy your not going to win many.

When Thomas and Netherely get back they'll be fine. They were 3-0 in the Tourney with them.