KFDM COOP

Friday Score Kelly 71 Newton 52

Friday Kashmere-79 Jasper-51

Aransas Pass 54 Lumberton 45

Memorial falls 71-50 to Dulles

Silsbee comes from behind and beats LCM 69-65 in OT

EC

Yup. These players are already way over paid in my opinion anyway. :twisted:

:roll: Typical!

They better get off their Butts and find someone.

Gane 2 PN-G 71 HF 47

HJ...Durley.

Very soon. waiting on a call.

Busch helps Biffle to safety after crash in Vegas LAS VEGAS -- Nextel Cup driver Greg Biffle was in a fiery crash Thursday while testing tires at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, and was helped from his burning race car by Kyle Busch. The two drivers were helping Goodyear test tires on the remodeled speedway when Biffle apparently blew a tire, causing him to hit the wall between the first and second turns. The accident broke the fuel pump and caused his Ford to burst into flames. Busch, who was trailing Biffle at the time of the accident, jumped from his car and helped Biffle to safety. Although Biffle was uninjured, he did not continue the session. "That was a really hard hit and we lost a good car, but I'm OK," Biffle said. A track spokesman said Biffle was released from the care center, and left the race track driving his own car. Biffle was scheduled to attend the Busch Series banquet at Walt Disney World on Friday evening, but the driver flew home to North Carolina and was going to wait to see how he felt before traveling to Florida. Goodyear tested tires Wednesday and Thursday at Las Vegas, which added 20 degrees of banking this year. The tire company must find the correct compound to bring to a NASCAR-sanctioned test at the track in late January, and the Nextel Cup event there in March. Busch completed the test and said he liked the track alterations. "There are a lot of neat characteristics to the track," said Busch, a Las Vegas native. "It's still pretty wide and a great racing surface. It's wide enough that we'll be able to run two and three wide. The transitions from the corner to the straightaways and then the straightaways to the corners are awesome." Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press

Ex-Giant Uribe killed in crash in Dominican Republic SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic -- Former San Francisco Giants shortstop Jose Uribe was killed early Friday in a car crash in his native Dominican Republic. The Dominican National Police said the 47-year-old Uribe's sport utility vehicle crashed about 3 a.m. on a highway about 30 miles west of the capital, Santo Domingo. Police said the cause of the crash was under investigation. Uribe's death was confirmed by Glovis Reyes, a longtime friend of the ballplayer and a former member of the Dominican Congress. Uribe played 10 seasons in the major leagues from 1984 to 1993, mostly with the Giants. He began his career with one season in St. Louis and ended it with one in Houston. He had a career batting average of .241 and a fielding percentage of .969. Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press

He's in the Gym..

Friday Nederland 77 BC 43

Friday PNG 46 Newton 20

6 PM i think.

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Oh i know. Hopefully people will start going out and getting hooked.

I thought it be a much better crowd tonight being they've played so well?

How was the crowd?

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