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JUCO player shot, in critical, after confronting groperAssociated Press FORT SMITH, Ark. -- A player for a championship junior college basketball team was shot in the head and chest after police say he confronted a man who was touching females inappropriately at a Halloween party Saturday night. Terrist Parramore, 18, of Fort Worth, Texas, was listed in critical condition Sunday night at Sparks Medical Center. Two people were arrested, officers said Sunday. Police say they found Parramore lying on the floor of a Ramada Inn banquet room after they answered a call concerning fights and underage drinking at a Halloween party near midnight Saturday. Police Sgt. Jarrard Copeland said Parramore's mother and other family members drove up early Sunday from Fort Worth to be with him in the hospital. Parramore plays for the junior-college sports program at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith, which won the NJCAA Division I title last season. The two arrested Sunday morning were taken into custody on attempted capital murder charges and held without bond. One was identified as William Harold Steward III, 25. The other is a 16-year-old male, Copeland said. The teenager's name was not released. According to investigators, Steward was touching females at the party inappropriately and was confronted by Parramore. Investigators say the two exchanged words and Steward walked away but returned minutes later with the teenager and pointed to Parramore. "That's him," Steward reportedly said. Police say the 16-year-old then pulled out a handgun and fired several shots at Parramore. Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press

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Week 9 (November 3) 21-5A West Brook at Humble (Sat.) Port Arthur Memorial at Baytown Sterling Baytown Lee at Channelview 21-4A C.E. King at Barbers Hill Crosby at Huffman 22-4A Nederland at Dayton PN-G at Central Ozen at Vidor LC-M at Lumberton 21-3A West Orange-Stark at Orangefield Silsbee at Kirbyville Hardin-Jefferson at Jasper Hamshire-Fannett at Bridge City 22-3A Tarkington at Liberty 23-2A Woodville at Newton 24-2A Anahuac at Warren Kountze at East Chambers Buna at Deweyville 24-1A Hull-Daisetta at West Hardin High Island at Sabine Pass TAPPS 1-3 Kelly at Houston St. Thomas TAPPS 3-4 Houston Mount Carmel at Cathedral

3-1...Congrats ona great season Lady Bears

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WOS has the speed to hang with Gilmer. I know a Gilmer Coach that has seen WOS play and he said it would be a heck of a game. Now back on topic.

WOS and Gilmer will not play. Gilmer is D1 and WOS is D2

All Nederland has to do is win 1 of their last 2 games.

AP Poll 10/30! Here is The Associated Press' high school poll after games of Oct. 26-28, with first place votes in parentheses, records, points based on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1, and the team's ranking in last week's poll: Class 5A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Southlake Carroll (17) 8-0 197 1 2. Lufkin (3) 8-0 183 2 3. Euless Trinity 8-0 157 3 4. Katy 8-0 132 5 5. Galena Park North Shore 8-0 125 6 6. Cedar Hill 8-0 88 7 7. Spring Westfield 8-0 80 8 8. A&M Consolidated 6-1-1 53 9 9. Smithson Valley 7-1 23 4 10. Plano East 7-1 21 X Dropped out: No. 10 Los Fresnos Also receiving votes: Los Fresnos 17, Allen 8, Seguin 5, Laredo United 4, EP Coronado 4, Cypress Falls 2, Lubbock Monterey 1. Class 4A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Texarkana (13) 8-0 184 1 2. Stephenville (4) 8-0 178 2 3. Highland Park (1) 8-0 144 4 4. Corpus Christi Calallen 8-0 142 3 5. Rosenberg Lamar (2) 8-0 131 5 6. Brenham 7-1 82 6 7. La Marque 8-1 73 7 8. Copperas Cove 7-1 61 8 9. Aledo 7-1 45 9 10. McKinney North 8-0 37 10 Also receiving votes: McKinney 5, EP Riverside 4, Waco 3, Whitehouse 3, Edcouch-Elsa 3, SA Alamo Heights 2, New Braunfels Canyon 1, Schertz Clemens 1, Dallas Wilson 1. Class 3A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Cuero(5) 8-0 182 2 2. Gilmer (12) 8-0 177 1 3. Giddings (2) 8-0 160 3 4. West Orange Stark 8-0 143 4 5. Celina 8-0 119 5 6. Decatur 8-0 91 6 7. Dallas Madison 7-0 76 7 8. Wimberley 7-1 65 8 9. Liberty Hill 5-2 24 X 10. Hondo 8-1 17 X Dropped out: No. 9 Hutto, No. 10 Sweetwater Also receiving votes: Rio Hondo 10, Comanche (1) 10, Bellville 7, Abilene Wylie 3, Sweetwater 2, Burkburnett 2, Diboll 2, Palestine 2, Carthage 2, Devine 2, Monahans 1, Snyder 1, Royse City 1, Rains 1. Class 2A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Mart (15) 7-1 195 2 2. Crawford (3) 7-1 166 3 3. Marlin (1) 7-1 151 4 4. Lexington 7-2 120 5 5. Newton (1) 6-2 97 7 6. Tatum 6-2 79 8 7. Jefferson 7-1 55 1 8. Blanco 7-1 53 9 9. Schulenburg 8-0 44 X 10. Troup 7-1 38 6 Dropped out: No. 10 Hamilton Also receiving votes: Omaha Pewitt 18, Childress 15, Comfort 14, Wall 13, New Boston 11, East Bernard 11, Sonora 7, Cisco 3, Hamilton 3, Ozona 2, Early 2, Altair Rice 2, Quitman 1. Class 1A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Windthorst (17) 8-0 195 1 2. Alto (2) 8-0 180 2 3. New Deal 8-0 153 3 4. Goldthwaite 8-0 144 4 5. Chilton 7-1 107 5 6. Wolfe City 8-0 99 6 7. Nazareth 8-0 84 7 8. Roscoe 8-1 57 8 9. La Villa 7-0 40 10 10. Grapeland 6-2 9 X Dropped out: No. 9 Price Carlisle Also receiving votes: Groveton 8, Rocksprings 6, Beckville 5, Lovelady 4, Joaquin 3, Collinsville 2, Sterling City 1, Gilmer Union Hill 1, Tenaha 1, Normangee 1. (Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

Celtics to wear black clover leaf in honor of AuerbachESPN.com news services The Boston Celtics will wear a black clover leaf on their uniforms for the upcoming season as a tribute to former coach and general manager Red Auerbach, who died Saturday of a heart attack at age 89. The clover will appear on the right side of the jersey and will be inscribed with the word "Red" in green lettering. The Celtics begin the season at home Wednesday against the New Orleans Hornets and are still formulating plans to honor Auerbach at the opener. Auerbach's family announced Monday that his funeral will be Tuesday in Falls Church, Va. Auerbach's 938 victories made him the winningest coach in NBA history until Lenny Wilkens overtook him during the 1994-95 season. Auerbach's nine titles as a coach came in the 1950s and 1960s -- including eight straight from 1959 through 1966 -- and then through shrewd deals and foresight he became the architect of Celtics teams that won seven more championships in the 1970s and 1980s. Auerbach was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1969. The jersey No. 2 was retired by the Celtics in his honor during the 1984-85 season. The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Heckler banned for season after alleged racial slurESPN.com news services The NBA and the Orlando Magic on Monday banned for the season the fan whose alleged racial slur incited Houston Rockets center Dikembe Mutombo at a preseason game last week. Season-ticket holder Hooman Hamzehloui allegedly called Mutombo a "monkey" Thursday in the third quarter of the Rockets-Magic game. Mutombo yelled back at Hamzehloui and gestured from the court. Hamzehloui was ejected from the game. The league said Hamzehloui is also barred from attending games at any NBA arena this season. Orlando said it will refund his season-ticket payment. According to a report in the Orlando Sentinel, Hamzehloui, sent the Rockets center a letter of apology. Hamzehloui was contacted late Sunday by the newspaper and said he didn't know "using the word 'monkey' was bad." Mutombo "I would like to take a moment of your time to offer a complete and unconditional apology for my poor behavior, and in particular, my poor choice of words last Thursday night while attending the Houston-Orlando basketball game," the letter reads. "I am by no means a racist, and if you only knew me better you would never begin to have those thoughts. What I am guilty of is poor judgment in the use of words while doing what I do to many of the visiting team's players, 'heckle them.'" Mutombo said after the game he would go into the stands next time even if he got fined for it. NBA spokesman Tim Frank said no action was taken against Mutombo and the matter was closed. Hamzehloui also wrote that he would not attend another Magic game until Mutombo gives the team his approval and that he would donate $5,000 to a charity of Mutombo's choice. Hamzehloui also wrote that he wished to apologize in person.

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Big School (4A-5A) 1. Ozen 2. Port Arthur Memorial 2. Central 3. West Brook 4. Dayton 5. Vidor 6. Barbers Hill 7. LC-M 8. Nederland 9. Lumberton 10. PN-G Small School (Privates-3A) 1. WO-S 2. Silsbee 3. Kountze 3. Hardin-Jefferson 4. East Chambers 5. Cathedral Christian 6. Jasper 7. Kelly 8. West Hardin 9. Warren 10. Bridge City

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Give me your picks Luke for this District?

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Liberty and Shepherd play in week 10. Looks like WOS would play the winner of that one.

Deweyville may drop to 1A at next relignment.

I hope PNG does well this year.

I may need to delete this whole thread, that may be for the best..

Let's just all move on.. 8)