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They filmed it there, a buddy of mine lives right behind the stadium ( Pflugerville) and watched alot of it as they filmed it.

Sorry ADMIN and Diva i had to..

The OF helmet looks good with the paw. See picture on webpage.

True, i'll watch it again.

I think they do a decent job on how popular HS football is in Texas.

I thought it was OK.

Thoughts so far on the show?

The Associated Press' high school polls after Week 5, with first place votes in parentheses, record, points based on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1, and last weeks' ranking: CLASS 5A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Southlake Carroll (18) 4-0 198 1 2. Lufkin (2) 4-0 179 2 3. Euless Trinity 4-0 151 3 4. Smithson Valley 5-0 133 4 5. Katy 4-0 119 5 6. Galena Park North Shore 4-0 103 7 7. Richardson Berkner 4-0 69 8 8. Cedar Hill 4-0 59 10 9. Spring Westfield 5-0 33 – 10. Lubbock Monterey 5-0 13 – 10. A&M Consolidated 3-1-1 13 – Dropped out: No. 6 Austin Westlake, No. 9 Garland. Also receiving votes: Austin Westlake 9, Los Fresnos 6, Killeen Ellison 5, Plano East 3, Cedar Park 2, Spring 2, SA Madison 2, SA Churchill 1. How SportsDay's Todd Wills voted: 1. Southlake Carroll, 2. Lufkin, 3. Galena Park North Shore, 4. Smithson Valley, 5. Cedar Hill, 6. Richardson Berkner, 7. Euless Trinity, 8. Katy, 9. Plano East, 10. Spring Westfield. CLASS 4A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Texarkana (13) 5-0 180 2 2. Stephenville (2) 4-0 172 3 3. Corpus Christi Calallen (2) 5-0 154 4 4. Highland Park (2) 4-0 141 5 5. Lamar Consolidated (1) 5-0 117 6 6. Brenham 4-1 86 8 7. Copperas Cove 4-1 75 1 8. La Marque 4-1 66 9 9. Aledo 3-1 49 7 10. McKinney North 4-0 15 – Dropped out: No. 10 Waco. Also receiving votes: Edcouch-Elsa 14, New Braunfels Canyon 8, Wolfforth Frenship 5, Boerne 4, El Campo 3, EP Riverside 3, Dallas Wilson 2, Jacksonville 2, New Braunfels 2, Schertz Clemens 1, Lindale 1. How SportsDay's Todd Wills voted: 1. Stephenville, 2. Texarkana, 3. La Marque, 4. Rosenberg Lamar Consolidated, 5. Corpus Christi Calallen, 6. Highland Park, 7. Copperas Cove, 8. Aledo, 9. Brenham, 10. McKinney North. CLASS 3A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Cuero (13) 5-0 189 1 2. Gilmer (5) 4-0 181 2 3. Giddings (1) 5-0 158 3 4. West Orange-Stark (1) 4-0 141 4 5. Celina 4-0 118 5 6. Dallas Madison 4-0 84 6 7. Decatur 5-0 71 7 8. Wimberley 4-1 39 T-9 9. Hutto 3-1 36 8 10. Carthage 4-0 16 – Dropped out: No. 9 Liberty Hill. Also receiving votes: Midland Greenwood 14, Cameron Yoe 12, Sweetwater 11, Palestine 7, Liberty Hill 7, Rio Hondo 7, Snyder 3, Abilene Wylie 3, Van 1, Needville 1, Hondo 1. How SportsDay's Todd Wills voted: 1. Gilmer, 2. Cuero, 3. West Orange-Stark, 4. Celina, 5. Madison, 6. Giddings, 7. Wimberley, 8. Hutto, 9. Palestine, 10. Decatur. CLASS 2A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Tatum (15) 3-1 184 1 2. Jefferson (2) 4-0 169 2 3. Blanco (1) 4-0 140 3 4. Mart (1) 3-1 128 4 5. Early 3-1 100 5 6. Altair Rice 4-0 97 7 7. Paradise 5-0 88 9 8. Crawford 3-1 59 8 9. Marlin 3-1 34 – 10. Lexington 3-2 27 – Dropped out: No. 6 Newton, No. 10 Hempstead. Also receiving votes: Newton 18 (including one first-place vote), Troup 17, Rice 8, Hooks 6, Childress 6, Hamilton 5, East Bernard 5, New Boston 3, Boyd 2, Sonora 2, Hempstead 1, Arp 1. How SportsDay's Todd Wills voted: 1. Tatum, 2. Early, 3. Mart, 4. Jefferson, 5. Crawford, 6. Lexington, 7. Blanco, 8. Paradise, 9. Altair Rice, 10. Newton. CLASS A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Windthorst (17) 4-0 196 1 2. Alto (3) 4-0 173 2 3. New Deal 5-0 153 3 4. Goldthwaite 5-0 133 4 5. Chilton 3-1 122 5 6. Wolfe City 4-0 103 6 7. Nazareth 5-0 81 7 8. Grapeland 4-1 44 9 9. Roscoe 4-1 37 10 10. La Villa 4-0 15 – Dropped out: No. 8 Iola. Also receiving votes: Normangee 9, Joaquin 8, Gilmer Union Hill 7, Beckville 5, Bosqueville 4, Price Carlisle 3, Archer City 3, Iola 2, Overton 1, D'Hanis 1. How SportsDay's Todd Wills voted: 1. Windthorst, 2. New Deal, 3. Goldthwaite, 4. Alto, 5. Chilton, 6. Wolfe City, 7. Nazareth, 8. Grapeland, 9. Roscoe, 10. Normangee.

He's a heck of a player.

Basketball season is just about here, the basketball forums will be rocking as well and we know how well Baseball and Softball did (and still does).

Mid County Madness Oct 13th!!

Good to see NO getting back on their feet.

Congrats Hill

Will you watch? Tuesday Nights 7PM NBC.

Marlins Fire Girardi MIAMI (AP) - Florida Marlins manager Joe Girardi was fired Tuesday, a move that had been expected after his rift with owner Jeffrey Loria boiled over in an on-field confrontation two months ago. Girardi lost his job even though he's considered a strong candidate for NL manager of the year. The Marlins had baseball's youngest team and lowest payroll at $15 million, but Girardi led them to a 78-84 record, and they were in contention for a playoff berth until a late-September fade. The cost-conscious Marlins wanted Girardi out so badly they were willing to let him go with two years left on a guaranteed three-year contract he signed in October 2005, when he became a manager for the first time. At 41, he was the second-youngest manager in the major leagues after spending 15 years as a big-league catcher. Atlanta third-base coach Fredi Gonzalez is considered the front-runner to replace Girardi. Gonzalez was runner-up in the Marlins' search a year ago after Jack McKeon resigned. Girardi, an Illinois native and Northwestern graduate, becomes a potential candidate to replace Dusty Baker, who whose contract with the Chicago Cubs was not renewed Monday. Two other teams are also looking for managers - Washington parted with Frank Robinson, and San Francisco cut ties with Felipe Alou. Girardi's strained relationship with Loria and general manager Larry Beinfest became public this summer. Loria subsequently declined to endorse the job Girardi did in his first year as a manager, even though the Marlins far exceeded expectations while playing 22 rookies. The rift erupted at a game Aug. 6 when Loria berated an umpire while sitting behind the plate. From the dugout, Girardi asked the owner to stop, witnesses said. Loria angrily left his seat and confronted Girardi after the game during a 90-minute clubhouse meeting. Loria declined to comment on the episode or respond to published reports that he fired Girardi, then changed his mind. Beginning in spring training, Beinfest clashed with Girardi over personnel decisions, and during the second half of the season the general manager was rarely seen in the clubhouse or manager's office. The power struggle had no apparent affect on the team. The Marlins were widely projected to lose more than 100 games, but instead they rallied from an 11-31 start and trailed in the NL wild-card race by only two games on Sept. 12 before fading. The Marlins became the first team to climb above .500 from 20 games under. They also became the first team to have four rookies win 10 games, and they set a record for most home runs by rookies with 112. As a player, Girardi was a member of three World Series championship teams with the New York Yankees. He spent seven seasons with the Chicago Cubs and also played for the Colorado Rockies and St. Louis Cardinals before retiring as a player in 2003. The Marlins' managerial change will be the eighth since their first game in 1993. I think he would be a great replacement for Showalter, any takers?

Their not small.

Very well said!

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[Hidden Content] Updated: Oct. 2, 2006, 10:13 PM ET Pete's picks: Twins, Padres ... if he were a betting manAssociated Press NEW YORK -- Pete Rose says he took "greenies" in his playing days, if only to lose a few pounds. Oh, and he doesn't bet on baseball anymore, but if he did, he'd pick the Twins and the Padres. "If I took steroids, I'd have gotten 5,000 damn hits." -- Pete Rose In an appearance on the "Late Show" taped Monday, Rose was asked by host David Letterman whether he ever used any performance-enhancing drugs as a player. Rose said he never did, but when prodded about "greenies," explained that he used them -- though they were nothing more than "diet pills." "Well, I don't think greenies would ever help you do anything," he said. "You know, I took greenies before in spring training only because I tried to lose some weight, see." AP/Jeffrey R. Staab Pete Rose spent his first TV appearance with David Letterman discussing "greenies," betting, baseball's playoffs and his "I'm sorry I bet on baseball" balls. Letterman then asked whether the pills ever helped him ward off fatigue. "No, not like steroids," Rose replied. "If I took steroids, I'd have gotten 5,000 damn hits." Neither Letterman nor Rose used the word "amphetamines," which were commonly nicknamed "greenies" at the height of their supposed popularity in baseball. The sport added amphetamines to its list of banned substances last year. Rose said he still enjoys watching baseball -- as many as three games a day -- and still holds out hope that he'll be reinstated. Letterman asked Rose who he likes in this year's playoffs. "You sound like you're betting on baseball," Rose said, drawing laughter and applause. "You know, baseball's going to hate me -- the two teams I like are San Diego and Minnesota. And I liked the Yankees until they lost Randy Johnson, I liked the Mets, who've had a fantastic year, until they lost [Pedro] Martinez. St. Louis is going into the playoffs playing as bad as you could play. Detroit, I don't think they have the experience." He added that he can't bet on baseball anymore "because I know too damn much about it." "It wouldn't be fair," he said. Rose, the career hits leader banned from baseball for betting on games as a manager, also explained the story behind the balls he signed with the words "I'm sorry I bet on baseball" that hit the market last month. He said he signed the balls in 2005 for a friend who planned to keep them for 10 or 15 years. But the friend passed them on to a partner, and they wound up in the hands of a collector who put them up for auction -- prompting Rose to sign and market his own apology balls. Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press

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Doing quite well from what i hear.

Pretty Impressive..Good luck against Crawford.

You ain't kidding..