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I would think you would be there.

There has been a feed problem today at channel 6. If anyone gets a hold of this video, You tube etc. please post.

Can't wait.. 8)

Do you have a link to the video?

Dayton should win this game. Nac has improved over the last few years but i think the speed of Dayton along with their very good run Defense Dayton should come out on top.

Thursday Caney Creek 21 LC-M 12 _______________________________________ Friday Brenham 33 PN-G 9 La Marque-28 Nederland-20 Bridge City- 24 Liberty- 20 West Brook-35 Ozen-14 Orangefield-28 Buna-7 West Orange-Stark- 26 Dayton-9 Livingston-27 Jasper-14 Kirbyville-51 Cleveland-12 Tarkington-14 Hardin-6 Deweyville- 76 Cathedral- 0 Hardin Jefferson- 16 Anahuac-9 Colmesneil - 14 Evadale- 13 Coldspring- 29 Woodville-20 Kountze-42 High Island-0 Kinkaide-21 Kelly-20 Hamshire-Fannett- 10 Splendora-7 Central-21 Baytown Lee-9 Warren-24 Huntington-13 East Chambers 41 Shepherd 27 Huffman-40 Scarborough-7 Groveton 43 West Hardin 0 Hull-Daisetta 58 Houston Westbury Christian 6 _______________________________________ Saturday Barbers Hill 23 Wharton 6

Me to. I wasn't impressed with either ND or Penn State.

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8)

NICE!

Should be a good one.

6-8 380 Pounds from Dallas Skyline

AP Top Ten H.S. Football Polls-Sept.4th September 4,2006 AP Top 10 High School Football Poll Here is The Associated Press' high school poll after week one, 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 preseason poll: Class 5A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Southlake Carroll (17) 0-0 194 1 2. Lufkin (3) 1-0 181 2 3. Garland 1-0 128 3 4. A&M Consolidated 1-0 121 4 5. Euless Trinity 0-0 100 5 6. Smithson Valley 1-0 97 9 7. Austin Westlake 1-0 94 6 8. Galena Park North Shore 1-0 69 10 9. Katy 1-0 37 x 10. Richardson Berkner 1-0 18 x Dropped out: The Woodlands, Cypress Falls. Also receiving votes: Leander 16, Spring Westfield 14, Plano 6, Lewisville Hebron 6, The Woodlands 5, San Antonio Madison 4, Allen 3, Mansfield Summit 2, Bryan 2, El Paso Montwood 1, Midland 1, Cypress Falls 1. Class 4A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Brenham (16) 1-0 196 1 2. Texarkana (1) 1-0 154 2 3. Copperas Cove (1) 1-0 142 3 4. Stephenville 1-0 127 4 5. Corpus Christi Calallen 1-0 102 5 6. Denton Ryan 0-0 83 6 7. La Marque (1) 1-0 81 8 8. Rosenberg Lamar Consolidated 1-0 57 7 9. Highland Park (1) 1-0 47 10 10. Wolfforth Frenship 1-0 44 9 Also receiving votes: Aledo 23, Waco 17, Keller Fossil Ridge 6, Austin Lake Travis 6, Marshall 4, Plainview 3, McKinney North 2, Kilgore 2, El Campo 1, Wichita Falls Rider 1, El Paso Riverside 1, Pflugerville Connally 1. Class 3A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Cuero (15) 1-0 195 1 2. Gilmer (5) 1-0 178 2 3. West Orange-Stark 1-0 137 3 4. Giddings 1-0 120 7 5. Cameron Yoe 1-0 112 5 6. Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 1-0 101 4 7. Hutto 1-0 82 8 T8. Palestine 1-0 46 9 T8. Celina 1-0 46 10 10. Sweetwater 1-0 35 x Dropped out: Wimberley. Also receiving votes: Carthage 10, Liberty 7, Bellville 7, Dallas Madison 7, Wimberley 7, Columbia 2, Canyon 2, Abilene Wylie 2, Madisonville 1, Monahans 1, Van 1, Canton 1. Class 2A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Tatum (20) 1-0 200 1 2. Lexington 1-0 167 3 3. Crawford 0-0 155 2 4. Newton 0-0 127 4 5. Early 1-0 119 5 6. Mart 1-0 83 8 7. Jefferson 1-0 81 7 8. Hempstead 1-0 49 9 9. New Boston 1-0 30 10 10. Blanco 1-0 17 x Dropped out: Marlin. Also receiving votes: Stratford 16, Paradise 15, Wall 12, Marlin 8, Childress 6, Arp 5, Altair Rice 5, Sanford-Fritch 2, Boyd 2, Big Sandy 1. Class 1A Team Rec Pts Pvs 1. Windthorst (18) 1-0 197 1 2. Alto (2) 1-0 156 4 3. New Deal 1-0 153 3 4. Iola 0-0 136 5 5. Chilton 0-1 111 2 6. Goldthwaite 1-0 109 6 7. Roscoe 1-0 86 8 8. Wolfe City 1-0 46 T10 9. Electra 0-0 45 T10 10. Albany 1-0 24 x Dropped out: Shiner, Brackettville, McCamey. Also receiving votes: Shiner 6, Joaquin 5, Memphis 4, Falls City 4, Rocksprings 3, McCamey 3, Winters 3, Bartlett 2, Gruver 2, Grapeland 2, Sunray 1, Tenaha 1, Brackettville 1. (Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

Coop's Picks! Clemson @ Boston College Ohio State @ Texas Washington @ Oklahoma Mississippi @ Missouri Penn State @ Notre Dame Texas Tech @ UTEP Georgia @ South Carolina Iowa @ Syracuse Oregon @ Fresno State Colorado @ Colorado State

Deweyville's looks good to.

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Thanks SHLY, Those look pretty sharp. You like them?

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Rayburn i think.

Congrats..Keep us updated on those.

He doens;t say EEEESSSSSSTTTRRRDDDAAAAA anymore.. :twisted:

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Tatum is the best 2A team in the State after winning the 3A title last year. Giler is one of the best 3A teams in the State. I still say Gilmer will be to much. Gilmer 35 Tatum 17.

Their picked 4th in 19 4A. 11 starters back on Offense, could be a good game.

Lamar Ranked 11th in Golf World Preseason Coaches Poll Van Der Walt, Bekker listed among Top 50 Aug. 31, 2006 [Hidden Content] WILTON, Ct. - Lamar University, who returns all five golfers from the squad that tied for ninth place at the 2006 NCAA Men's Golf Championships in June, is ranked 11th in the Golf World preseason coaches poll, which will appear in magazine's September 1 issue. In addition to the Top 25 poll, Golf World also ranked the Top 50 "Players to Watch" for the 2006-07 season. The Top 10 golfers were listed and junior Dawie Van Der Walt and sophomore Oliver Bekker were listed, alphabetically, among the other 40 players. Oklahoma State's Pablo Martin was listed as the top player. Lamar won an NCAA-best seven tournaments last season and tied with Oklahoma State and Charlotte for the most Top-5 finishes with 12. The Cardinals placed fifth at the NCAA Central Regional in Chardon, Ohio to advance to the NCAA Championships for the first time in 20 years. Lamar also claimed its all-time best 20th Southland Conference championship. A native of Cape Town, South Africa, Van Der Walt played a demanding amateur schedule this summer that included participating in eight events. He posted Top 10 finishes at the Monroe Invitational and the Players Amateur, and advanced to the semifinals of the Western Open. He is currently ranked third in the Golfweek men's amateur rankings behind Webb Simpson of Wake Forest and Jonathan Moore of Oklahoma State. Van Der Walt was named to the PING All-America second team after posting a fourth place finish at the NCAA Championship with a 72-hole score of 7-under par 281. He turned in a third place finish at the NCAA Central Regional with a 54-hole score of 3-under 210. A first-team all-SLC selection, Van Der Walt led the team with a 72.20 season scoring average over 45 rounds. He posted eight Top 10 finishes this season, including winning medalist honors at the Del Walker Intercollegiate. He shot par or better in 23 rounds, including seven in the 60s with a season-low round of 65 at the Del Walker Intercollegiate. Bekker, who was named SLC freshman of the year and first-team all-SLC, posted a 72.76 season scoring average. He won medalist honors at the Bridgestone Intercollegiate and the SMC/Merrill Lynch Invitational. He finished the season ranked 32nd in the Golfweek Sagarin Performance Index and 36th in the Golfstat rankings. Also returning from the Cardinals NCAA Championships squad is senior Dusty Smith, junior Casey Clendenon and sophomore Justin Harding. Smith earned honorable mention PING All-America honors, becoming the seventh different Lamar golfer to earn PING All-America honors. He tied for 10th place at the NCAA Championship with a 72-hole score of 2-under par 286. He also tied for 15th place at the NCAA Central Regional and posted a 73.09 season scoring average over 45 rounds. Clendenon was named SLC player of the year and first-team all-SLC. He placed second at the SLC championships and posted a 72.67 season scoring average. Harding posted a 74.10 season scoring average and won medalist honors at the Baylor Invitational and the Xavier/Orange County National Invitational. Lamar opens the 2006 fall season Sept. 16-17 at the Gopher Invitational hosted by Minnesota.