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Good post.

Great news, thanks.

IT's Over for this season!! Sorry 777.

Nederland.

It's Time!!

Furr is 1-0. They beat Houston Reagan 34-11.

Wrong forum. Won't be long though Baseball will be here.

Griffith will win plenty.

They still have alot of speed on Offense. I remember them having some back from last year. Their Defense is what's killing them.

AP Top 10 High School Football Poll-9/11/06 September 11,2006 AP Top 10 High School Football Poll Here is The Associated Press' high school poll after week two, 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) 1-0 196 1 2. Lufkin (3) 2-0 180 2 3. Garland 2-0 131 3 4. A&M Consolidated 2-0 122 4 5. Smithson Valley 2-0 108 6 6. Euless Trinity 1-0 97 5 7. Austin Westlake 2-0 94 7 8. Galena Park North Shore 2-0 70 8 9. Katy 2-0 45 9 10. Richardson Berkner 2-0 20 10 Also receiving votes: Plano 9, Spring Westfield 9, Cedar Hill 8, SA Madison 3, Leander 2, Allen 2, S. Grand Prairie 1, EP Coronado 1, Lubbock Monterey 1, Killeen Ellison 1. Class 4A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Brenham (17) 2-0 197 1 2. Copperas Cove (1) 2-0 151 3 3. Texarkana 2-0 148 2 4. Stephenville (1) 2-0 133 4 5. Corpus Christi Calallen 2-0 107 5 6. La Marque 2-0 93 7 7. Rosenberg Lamar Consolidated 2-0 76 8 8. Highland Park (1) 2-0 64 9 9. Wolfforth Frenship 2-0 56 10 10. Aledo 2-0 27 x Dropped out: Denton Ryan. Also receiving votes: Waco 24, Keller Fossil Ridge 11, Marshall 5, Denton Ryan 3, McKinney North 2, EP Riverside 1, Plainview 1, New Braunfels Canyon 1. Class 3A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Cuero (13) 2-0 192 1 2. Gilmer (7) 2-0 171 2 3. West Orange-Stark 2-0 143 3 4. Giddings 2-0 141 4 5. Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 2-0 110 6 6. Hutto 2-0 95 7 7. Palestine 2-0 65 T8 T8. Sweetwater 2-0 59 10 T8. Celina 2-0 59 T8 10. Dallas Madison 2-0 16 x Dropped out: Cameron Yoe. Also receiving votes: Cameron Yoe 13, Carthage 9, Bellville 8, Wimberley 4, Abilene Wylie 3, Canyon 3, Monahans 2, Midland Greenwood 2, Gatesville 2, Caldwell 1, Decatur 1, Canton 1. Class 2A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Crawford (12) 1-0 183 3 2. Mart (1) 2-0 161 6 3. Newton (3) 1-0 152 4 4. Tatum (4) 1-1 135 1 5. Jefferson 2-0 96 7 6. Lexington 1-1 88 2 7. Hempstead 2-0 55 8 8. Blanco 2-0 53 10 9. New Boston 2-0 50 9 10. Early 1-1 49 5 Also receiving votes: Childress 19, Paradise 16, Altair Rice 13, Arp 11, Marlin 9, Stratford 7, Troup 2, Hooks 1. Class 1A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Windthorst (18) 2-0 197 1 2. Alto (2) 2-0 166 2 3. New Deal 2-0 144 3 4. Iola 1-0 136 4 5. Chilton 0-1 118 5 6. Goldthwaite 2-0 112 6 7. Roscoe 2-0 79 7 8. Wolfe City 2-0 66 8 9. Grapeland 2-0 21 x 10. Albany 1-1 14 10 Dropped out: Electra. Also receiving votes: Electra 8, Nazareth 5, La Villa 5, Joaquin 5, Memphis 4, Rocksprings 4, Falls City 4, Groveton 3, Tolar 2, Ranger 2, Winters 1, Tenaha 1, Wink 1, Hull-Daisetta 1, Axtell 1.

Celtics Sign Center Perkins to Contract Extension September 11,2006 BOSTON (AP) _ Kendrick Perkins signed a multiyear contract extension Monday with the Boston Celtics after the center had the best of his three seasons with the team. "It is great to have one of our building blocks secured for the next few years," said Danny Ainge, the Celtics' executive director of basketball operations. "We are looking forward to his continued development this upcoming season." Terms of the contract were not announced. Last season, Perkins averaged career highs of 5.2 points, 5.9 rebounds and 1.5 blocks in 19.6 minutes per game. He was taken with the 27th pick of the 2003 draft by Memphis, which sent him and the draft rights to Marcus Banks to Boston for the draft rights to Troy Bell and Dahntay Jones. (Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

They are 2-0. They beat Alief Elsik 15-14 and beat Clear Brook 28-6. Not to bad.

Hopefully the Sharks will have a good season.

Big If.

They have signed a few haven't they?

BAY CITY — It was familiar business for the Bay City football program a year ago. The Blackcats eased into the Class 3A playoffs, losing its Division II bi-district fling to old rival La Marque. But what was not normal was the fact the Cats finished with a 5-6 record, something this football-frenzied town is not used to.“We knew going in that we might be in for a tough season,†fourth-year Coach Alan Cherry said. “But I was still proud of our kids the way we came back late in the season and beat a very good Angleton team on the road to gain a playoff spot. We had eight sophomores who either started or played important roles in that late run, and now those kids are back and ready to go another year.†Optimism abounds in the Cat corner as 15 lettermen return from last year’s playoff run, including five offensive and defensive starters. “I really like this team’s overall makeup,†Cherry said. “We have a very good mix of veterans and young kids. Once again we are blessed with a group of very good athletes who seem very determined and focused for the upcoming year.†Like the school he represents, Cherry is not used to break-even records either. “This is the second time in my career that one of my teams has finished the regular season with five losses,†Cherry said. “And no, I am not happy with it. But our kids have worked hard in the offseason and have a year of maturity under their belts. I really believe we are ready to make a statement.†Cherry brings an overall coaching record of 158-43 and now sports a 27-10 log with the Cats. The Blackcat assistant coaches include Arick Heredia, Ben Powell, Justin Taylor, David Gibbens, Robert Blackmon, Rush Claxton, Robert Rayos, Doylon West, Carl Edwards and Darren Dabblegot. Although Cherry refuses to offer excuses for last year’s record, it might be the fact the Cats tangled with the likes of state powers La Marque, West Orange-Stark and Beaumont Ozen in non-district play. “We have never swayed away from tough competition,†he said. “And last year was pretty tough, to say the least.†While La Marque and Ozen drop from the preseason slate this year, the Blackcat schedule remains tough again as Bay City opens against Houston Catholic power St. Pius on Sept. 1, then plays host to Waller the following week before its annual shootout in Pearland with West Orange-Stark. Then comes state power Brenham, an open date and yet another football power, the Cuero Gobblers. “Like I said before, it might not have made our record look very pretty last year, but we like to play the tough teams to prepare for our tough district,†Cherry said. “This year will be no different, but we are all looking forward to playing out our schedule.†Bay City is expected to battle Lamar Consolidated, Terry and El Campo for the district 24-4A title this year. Foster, along with first year school Katy Seven Lakes round out the tough district. The Blackcats hosted Friendswood on Saturday in their opening scrimmage, and next play host to the Willis Wildkats on Thursday in a controlled scrimmage that also includes a $7 a plate barbecue to benefit the football program. “We are anxious to get started,†Cherry said. “The kids look like they are in pretty good shape, but we will know more after those two scrimmages.†Once again, Bay City will run out of the multiple-I, spread offense, with junior quarterback Shaun Rutherford the early favorite to lead the way from his quarterback slot. “We have at least four very good quarterback candidates,†Cherry said. “But right now, Rutherford has the edge because of his passing ability. But the other three will get their chances. They are all good athletes and will all probably be playing somewhere on the field for us.†Other prospects to run the Cat arsenal include Zach Benson, a 5-11, 180-pound junior speedster, along with junior Michael Smith and sophomore Travis Tomak. “Demarcus Griggs really did a fine job for us at quarterback the last two years, but we feel like we have the kids who can get the job done,†the coach added. Griggs, a talented two-way starter, was one of five graduating Bay City seniors to receive a scholarship. He will be playing for Texas State this season. Junior running back Randy Tanner gets the early nod to crack the starting backfield, but top newcomers including Iris Norris and Tomak could both make some noise at that position. As always, the Blackcats are loaded with potential receivers despite losing the talented likes of Cordero Williams, Corey Blackmon and Dorian Williams from a year ago. C.J. Patterson, Tony Davis, Paul Ellis, Coby Hines, Darian Dale and Fred Agu all are expected to be key targets for the Blackcats, along with talented tight end and returning starter Trevor Brown, a big 6-4, 220-pound senior target who should get plenty of Division I attention as the season unfolds. Bay City, like in so many other positions on the field, is blessed with excellent depth at the tight end spot as junior Zach Marburger and 6-5 senior Scott Mason both return. The offensive line is blessed with both size and quickness with senior Earnest Treybig (6-2, 250), senior Ray Hernandez (235), junior Fred Hawkins, talented junior Matt Ashcraft (6-3, 220) and blue-chip junior Mitch Kimberling, a talented 6-4, 230-pounder. On defense, the Cats also return a wealth of talent to run their 5-2 alignment. The defensive trenches should be well fortified also with 6-4, 280-pound junior Michael Smith. Nose guard Sam Conway returns with his quickness as does junior Mitch Kimberly, Marburger and Mason. The linebacking corps includes Norris, Hernandez and Grant Gay, while Cherry can call on a boatload of possibilities in the defensive backfield, including letter winners like Benson, Kyle Espinosa, Tomak, Agu, Patterson, Paul Ellis and Rutherford. “At this time we don’t have any super football players,†Cherry said. “But we are blessed with a bunch of very good football players. And I will take that any day of the week.†--- blackcatsSCHEDULE Sept. 8: Waller at Bay City (homecoming) Sept. 16: Bay City at West Orange-Stark Sept. 22: Bay City at Brenham Oct. 6: Bay City at Cuero Oct. 13: Lamar Consolidated at Bay City Oct. 20: El Campo at Bay City Oct. 26: Bay City at Katy Seven Lakes Nov. 3: Terry at Bay City Nov. 10: Bay City at Foster

Don't remember exactly but it was fairly close.

Predictions? Comments

This one will be interesting. Nimitz has 2 good RB's back but lost alot on both sides of the ball. Thay have a couple of good recievers as well.

Commited to Tulane. A big congrats to him.

Predictions? Comments Coach Suggs is now at Nimitz.

Yes. Once district starts we may have 2 SETX games of the week.

There will be plenty of 4A and 5A games of the week this year. District hasn't even started yet.

Congrats!! Keep us updated on them.

There will be plenty of PNG and Silsbee games of the week this year. District hasn't even started yet.