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WO-S' Robinson earns All-State honor Van Wade The Orange Leader WEST ORANGE — West OrangeStark senior defensive end Kevin Robinson keeps receiving nice honors. The District 21-3A Defensive Player of the Year earned First Team recognition on the 2008 Associated Press Sports Editors All-State Team that was announced on Tuesday. Robinson was the anchor on defense for the 21-3A champion Mustangs (10-1). He was part of a unit that allowed just 91 points and 147.4 yards per game, including just 58.5 yards a game on the ground. The Mustangs allowed just 20 second-half points all season. Robinson was an excellent pass rusher and was bullish against the run as well. He finished with 104 tackles, 16 of them for losses. He also caused four fumbles and recovered two. He also recorded seven sacks and had 10 pressures. Robinson’s Mustang teammate lineback Robert Jiles, who also had a superb season, made Honorable Mention All-State. The only other player from 21-3A that landed on the elite unit was Silsbee quarterback Jeremy Johnson, who made Honorable Mention. The Offensive Player of the Year went to Tyler Chapel Hill running back Matthew Tucker, who rushed for 2,260 yards and 27 touchdowns in just nine games. The Defensive Player of the Year was Giddings’ defensive back Xavier Daniels, who had 85 tackles and 10 interceptions and returned four kickoffs for touchdowns.

Andy Evans now at Tatum, was once at EC is a name to keep in mind to.

Joke isn't it?

FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE: OFFENSIVE LINE: JAXON BAILEY, Albany, Sr., graded at 92 percent, 12 pancakes, no sacks allowed; team rushed for 3,569 yards DILLON DEES, Iraan, Jr., 50 pancakes, 80 knockdowns, no sacks allowed, 6 clearing blocks for TDs; graded 85 percent DEREK LOVVORN, Canadian, Sr., 46 knockdowns; graded 96 percent; team averaged 463 ypg; district offensive MVP CORY PERRY, Cayuga, Sr., graded at 95 percent; team rushed for 3,000 yards TOBY STYROM, Roscoe, Jr., graded at 95 percent; team averaged 456 ypg ENDS/RECEIVERS: OSCAR RODRIGUEZ, Bovina, Sr., 48-950 receiving, 10 TDs TA'COYUS WALKER, Grapeland, Jr., 861 yards, 10 TDs; 2 punt returns for TDs QUARTERBACK: JACOB VILLANUEVA, Roscoe, Sr., 147-of-233 passing, 2,511 yards, 24 TDs, 7 INTs; 84-557 rushing, 8 TDs RUNNING BACKS: DESMOND GUY, Itasca, Jr., 1,895 yards, 26 TDs; 1 receiving TD; 46.3-yard avg on 7 punt returns, with 4 TDs TEVIN MITCHELL, Quanah, Sr., 253-2,055 rushing, 16 TDs; 3-90 receiving TRAYLON SHEAD, Cayuga, Jr., 2,339 yards, 39 TDs; 1 TD pass; district MVP KICKER: ROSS JONES, Lindsay, Jr., 9-of-9 FGs, with 2 over 40; 22-of-24 PATs; 14 touchbacks OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Traylon Shead, Cayuga FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: DAMIAN ALLEN, Meridian, Jr., 98 tackles, 5 sacks KOLBY ROWE, Archer City, Sr., 90 tackles, 14 sacks, 18 TFL, 1 INT MATTHEW RUSSELL, New Deal, Jr., 127 tackles, 15 sacks, 6 fumbles caused, district defensive MVP CASEY SHAUF, Lindsay, Sr., 89 tackles, 15 TFL, 8 sacks LINEBACKERS: DE'VEON MAYBERRY, Itasca, Sr., 150 tackles, 3 fumbles caused, 3 fumbles recovered, 1 sack ZACH NASH, Mason, Sr., 144 tackles, 6 fumbles caused, 2 fumbles recovered, 3 sacks, 1 INT, 1 blocked punt JED RANKIN, Canadian, Sr., 118 tackles, 3 fumbles caused, 3 fumbles recovered, 2 sacks, 1 INT, 10 sacks BACKS: TREY GALBRAITH, Vega, Sr., 9 INTs, 78 tackles, 3 fumbles recovered WHITLEY REED, Normangee, Sr., 68 tackles, 7 INTs, 3 fumbles recovered SAM SMITH, Archer City, Sr., 57 tackles, 9 INTs, 5 fumbles caused, 2 fumbles recovered JARED VILLANUEVA, Roscoe, Sr., 7 INTs (3 returned for TDs), 52 tackles, 1 TFL, 6 pass breakups, 1 fumble caused PUNTER: SAM SMITH, Archer City, Sr., 42.2-yard average on 21 points, long of 61; 7 inside 20 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jed Rankin, Canadian SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE: LINEMEN: Ray Burns, Maud, Sr.; Taylor Carlow, Maud, Sr.; Brady Cowan, Archer City, Sr.; Roland Rodriguez, Sundown, Sr.; Vincent Ruiz, Wheeler, Sr. ENDS/RECEIVERS: Torrence Allen, Meridian, Sr.; Derek Reese, Rotan, Sr.; Alex Reyes, Canadian, Sr. QUARTERBACK: Aaron Doyle, Evant, Sr. RUNNING BACKS: Robert Hare, Albany, Sr.; Jesse Lopez, Stratford, Sr.; Dustin Stapp, Junction, Sr. KICKER: Jacob Schroeder, Bracketville, Sr. SECOND-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: Enrique Guzman, La Villa, Sr.; Bryant House, Maud, Sr.; Clay Phillips, Goldthwaite, Sr.; Caden Smith, Roscoe, Soph. LINEBACKERS: Jake Carter, Sundown, Jr.; Kelly Dodson, Quinlan Boles, Sr.; Kevin Garcia, Bartlett, Sr.; Bradley Hardcastle, Meridian, Sr. BACKS: Stephen Bryant, New Deal, Jr.; Daryl Garcia, Bruni, Jr.; Colby Summers, Mart, Sr.; Ta'Coyus Walker, Grapeland, Jr.; Kailob Wallace, Quinlan Boles, Soph. PUNTER: Jasenio Anderson, Italy, Soph. HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE: LINEMEN: David Acevedo, Stratford; Kody Boedeker, Shiner; Ruben Davila, Bruni; Taylor Duran, Quinlan Boles; Heath Fennell, Springlake-Earth; Enrique Guzman, La Villa; Yahsh Hawkins, Albany; Bryant House, Maud; Justin Lindley, DeLeon; Wesley Martinez, Roscoe; LaQuan McGowan, Boys Ranch; Joaquin Mejia, Mason; Cris Pacheco, Itasca; Derrick Shelton, Clarendon; Jaylyn Turner, Big Sandy; Danzel Wilson, Clarendon; Kyle Wiseman, Cayuga. ENDS/RECEIVERS: Cody Feight, Bosqueville; Marlon McClure, Tenaha; Whitley Reed, Normangee; Jared Villanueva, Roscoe; Ryan Waygood, Sundown; Garrison Williams, Roscoe. QUARTERBACKS: LiDarral Bailey, Bremond; Tyler Copeland, West Hardin; Andy De La Rosa, Santa Maria; Jason Durham, Sundown; Justin Mullinnix, Normangee; Brandon Robinson, Clarendon; Westin Williams, Wellington; Xavier Williams, Mart. RUNNING BACKS: Aaron Cook, Hull-Daisetta; Luey Enriquez, Morton; Marcuse Gasaway, Alto; Joe Gilliard, Quinlan Boles; Jared Hudson, Mason; James King, Wolfe City; Adrian Lightheard, Flatonia; Jordan Mullinnix, Normangee; Slayton Murray, Iola; Kevin Pope, Mount Enterprise; Sam Smith, Archer City; Ricard Watler, Wheeler. KICKER: Aaron Gordon, Clarendon; John Heffley, Sundown; Connor Krcha, Yorktown; Taylor Riley, Albany. HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE: LINEMEN: Michael Alvarado, Stamford; Trenton Anderson, Bremond; Hunter Berry, Sundown; Kody Boedeker, Shiner; Ray Burns, Maud; Thomas Castro, Roscoe; James Dunbar, Maud; Alton Gaines, Clarendon; Victor Galan, Santa Maria; Dalton Handley, Shiner; Jaime Ibarra, Iraan; Case Martin, Wolfe City; Sean Shipman, Wellington; Austin Townley, Meridian; Kody Travis, DeLeon; Kelby Vaughn, Albany; Joseph Warren, Seymour; Dylan Weaver, Canadian; Kyle Wiseman, Cayuga; Jacob Yezak, Bremond. LINEBACKERS: Drew Allen, Iraan; Paul Crabtree, Muenster; Kendrick Davis, Grapeland; Michael Elizondo, Ranger; Henry Faulk, Grapeland; Michael Gaines, Wheeler; Devin Johnson, Springlake-Earth; Reggie King, Mount Enterprise; Loren Koehler, Yorktown; Hayden Lewis, DeLeon; Lucas Lopez, La Pryor; Eric Needham, Wellington; Blake Slaggle, Seymour; Reece Springer, Bronte; Dustin Stapp, Junction; Cooper Twyford, Archer City; Justin Williams, Bremond; Dillon Wolfe, Normangee. BACKS: Torrence Allen, Meridian; Jason Brothers, Albany; Manuel Chavoya, Stratford; Clint Cockrell, Canadian; Derek Copeland, New Deal; Andy De La Rosa, Santa Maria; Johnny Gaines, Clarendon; Dakota Green, Iraan; Bruce Holson, Albany; Alex Johnson, Wolfe City; Lance Spencer, Springlake-Earth; Tim Sunday, Big Sandy; Tyson Swanner, Gorman; Garrison Williams, Roscoe. PUNTER: Telvin Darden, Overton; Wade King, Sundown; Westin Williams, Wellington.

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Class 3A Texas all-state football team By The Associated Press Posted: 12/16/2008 09:35:27 AM MST The 2008 Class 3A All-State high school football team, released Tuesday, as voted on by The Associated Press Sports Editors based on regular-season performance. Players are listed in alphabetical order at each position. FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE: OFFENSIVE LINE: — JUSTIN BATES, Liberty Hill, Sr., 83 knockdowns, 27 pancakes; team averaged 45 ppg — DAKOTA HAGLER, Gilmer, Sr., 110 pancakes, graded at 95 percent — BRINK HUFFINE, Abilene Wylie, Sr., graded at 86 percent; no sacks allowed, 24 pancakes, 28 knockdowns — BRANDON TERRY, Liberty Hill, Sr., Averaged 95 knockdowns, 32 pancakes per year — KENDRICK ROBINSON, Tyler Chapel Hill, Sr., graded at 94 percent; 52 pancakes; no sacks allowed in 9 games ENDS/RECEIVERS: — BRADY BROWN, Argyle, Sr., 62-1,055 receiving, 13 TDs — ANDREW DELGADO, Lyford, Sr., 79-1,502 receiving; 21 total TDs QUARTERBACK: — CASEY PACHALL, Brownwood, Sr., 2,808 passing yards, 31 TDs, 11 INTs; 512 rushing yards, 7 TDs RUNNING BACKS (tie): — DWIGHT SMITH, Carthage, Sr., 1,618 yards, 23 TDs — MATTHEW TUCKER, Tyler Chapel Hill, Sr., 2,260 yards, 27 TDs in 9 games — CHRIS WHALEY, Madisonville, Sr., 1,910 yards, 24 TDs in 9 games — AARON WINGFIELD, Kennedale, Sr., 185-1,793 rushing, 26 TDs KICKER: — JAMES FRENCH, China Spring, Sr., 55-of-55 PATs, streak of 107 Advertisement Quantcast consecutive PATs made OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: MATTHEW TUCKER, Tyler Chapel Hill. ——— FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: — RYAN BOUTWELL, China Spring, Sr., 73 tackles, 20 TFL, 10 sacks, 1 INT, district defensive MVP — TYLER BROLO, Texarkana Pleasant Grove, Sr., 93 tackles, 12 sacks, 1 INT, 2 fumbles caused, 2 fumbles recovered — TREVOR OWENS, Monahans, Sr., 88 tackles, 8 TFL, 3 sacks, 2 fumbles recovered, 6 fumbles caused, 2 blocked kicks, 16 hurries — KEVIN ROBINSON, West Orange-Stark, Sr., 104 tackles, 16 TFL, 4 caused fumbles, 2 fumbles recovered, 10 pressures, 7 sacks LINEBACKERS: — CLAYTON KENDRICK, Van, Sr., 185 tackles, 15 TFL, 5 sacks, 3 fumbles caused — JOHN QUINT, Dalhart, Sr., 137 tackles; 5 QB sacks; 4 pass breakups; 1 INT; 4 fumbles caused; 2 fumbles recovered; 3 blocked kicks — STEPHEN WHITE, La Feria, Sr., 146 tackles, 111 solo, 16 sacks; 14 hurries; 3 INTs; 5 fumbles caused; 3 fumbles recovered BACKS: — XAVIER DANIELS, Giddings, Sr., 85 tackles, 10 INTs (5 in one game); returned blocked PAT, kickoff for TDs — IMMANUEL MORALES, Glen Rose, Jr., 37 tackles, 17 assists, 7 INTs in 8 games — AARON ROLLINS, Sweeny, Sr., 129 tackles, 1 INT, 1 fumble caused — MICHAEL SEIDENSTICKER, Abilene Wylie, Sr., 36 solo, 14 assists, 8 INTs, 3 pass breakups, 2 fumbles recovered PUNTER: — SHELBY MILLER, Brownwood, Sr., 41.3-yard average DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: XAVIER DANIELS, Giddings. ——— SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE: LINEMEN: Michael Charron, Kennedale, Sr.; Corey Henson, Bridgeport, Sr.; Joshua Perez, Rio Hondo, Sr.; Josh Ross, Sweetwater, Sr.; Trent Sharp, Burkburnett, Sr.; Jesse Villa, Midland Greenwood, Sr. ENDS/RECEIVERS: Joe Daniel Granado, Fort Stockton, Sr.; Mike Hicks, China Spring, Sr. QUARTERBACK: Jake Willingham, Van Alstyne, Sr. RUNNING BACKS: Corbin Green, Bridgeport, Jr.; Broam Hart, Alvarado, Jr.; Francisco Jaquez, Fort Stockton, Sr. KICKER: Saul Martinez, Pittsburg, Soph. ——— SECOND-TEAM DEFENSE: LINEMEN: Jacoby Alexander, Van, Sr.; Alonzo Garza, Rio Hondo, Sr.; George Ledesma, Raymondville, Sr.; Deshun Williams, Carthage, Jr. LINEBACKERS: Greg Attaway, Pittsburg, Jr.; Gilbert Hernandez, Raymondville, Sr.; Cody Lattimore, Liberty Hill, Sr. BACKS: Deantrey Locke, Diboll, Sr.; Kenneth Norman, Sweetwater, Jr.; Kyle Railsback, Vernon, Sr.; Malcolm Spriggs, Navasota, Sr. PUNTER: Blake McColloch, Midland Greenwood, Sr. ——— HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE: LINEMEN: Tanner Andrews, Cameron Yoe; Jonathan Bodden, Port Isabel; Robert Burge, Kirbyville(2A); Kevin Coldeway, Monahans; Tommy Dalke, Burkburnett; Chas Eads, Argyle; DJ Figueroa, Glen Rose; Stephon Forge, Mexia; Nolan Goebel, Cuero; Cole Gossett, Fort Stockton; Josh Howe, Goliad; Stavion Lowe, Brownwood; Richard Onzures, Midland Greenwood; Scott Reimer, Seminole; Cole Rhoades, Sweetwater; Stewart Price, Bridgeport; Andrew Ratliff, Llano; Erick Serafin, Bridgeport; Daniel Samia, Snyder; Klayton Smith, Cuero; Kody Stevens, La Vernia. ENDS/RECEIVERS: Robert Armstrong, Cuero; Brandal Jackson, Navasota; Joe Sanders, Rockdale; Daxton Swanson, Waco La Vega; Parker Taylor, Brownwood; Ty Taylor, Glen Rose. QUARTERBACKS: Tyler Arndt, Cuero; Brian Bell, China Spring; Si'Darius Blackshire, Carthage; Dillon Chafin, Burnet; Dariand Godfrey, Gilmer; Jeremy Johnson, Silsbee; Case McCoy, Graham; Hunter Nix, Prosper; Jacolby Stokes, Navasota; Derek Thompson, Glen Rose; Joseph Vela, Rio Hondo; Chance Wallace, Canton. RUNNING BACKS: Ted Burns, Pittsburg; Ryan Fickel, Liberty Hill; Doug Gentry, Mexia; Jay Gould, Burkburnett; Doug Helmke, La Vernia; Troy McCartney, Celina; Dexter Pratt, Navasota; Cedric Wade, New Boston; Craig Whiteside, Vernon; Jamell Woodard, Sweeny; Kinsey Williams, Midland Greenwood; Kysan Woolverton, Caldwell. KICKERS: Mark Burfeind, Midland Greenwood; Tyler Dillon, Palestine Westwood; Blake Kennington, Van; William Markert, Yoakum. ——— HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE: LINEMEN: Daniel Allen, Seminole; Lorenzo Barnes, Burkburnett; Lino Byrd, Navasota; Logan David, Rockdale; Steve Duncan, Farmersville; Josh Howe, Goliad; David Johnson, Argyle; Ryan Layman, Monahans; Zeke Riser, La Vernia; Jonathan Rockwell, Gilmer; Javier Roque, Port Isabel; Klayton Smith, Cuero. LINEBACKERS: Zach Bracken, Bridgeport; Alex Buckley, Palacios; Eugene Castillo, Navasota; Jagared Davis, Crockett; Luis Flandes, Port Isabel; Nic Hammett, Rockdale; Clay Hirt, Snyder; Robert Jiles, West Orange-Stark; Jesse Jennings, Abilene Wylie; Kesnick Jones, Navasota; Kyle Mishnick, Fort Stockton; Malachi Naef, Burkburnett; Jake Powell, Glen Rose; Jake Rangnow, Cuero; Hayden Rybiski, Texarkana Pleasant Grove; Tracer Skelton, Brownwood; Chase Snodgrass, Lorena; Mikey Wilson, Gilmer. BACKS: Robert Armstrong, Cuero; Hubbell Allen, Graham; Jordan Beach, Burkburnett; Aaron Franklin, Goliad; D.J. Galvan, Fort Stockton; Terrence Leach, Gladewater; Laramie Lee, Tyler Chapel Hill; Tanner Marshall, Nevada Community; Payton Ragsdale, Brownwood; Shade Roemisch, Snyder; Trevor Schuett, Bridgeport; Kenneth Turner, Snyder; Braylon Webb, Gilmer; Chase Wiggins, Farmersville. PUNTER: Saul Martinez, Pittsburg.

No sir. There're being very quite.

It will get going after Christmas!

"Finally, the coach wanted to clear up once and for all why the Broncos are playing in the Alamodome. Let’s clear this up now,†said Stewart. “You had four teams last week that had to settle on a sight. My choice, if it came down to playing Sulphur Springs was SFA (Stephen F. Austin in Nacogdoches). Sulphur Springs did not want to play at SFA. So, Sulphur Springs decided they wanted to flip home and home – them in Texas Stadium and us somewhere in Houston. Well, we couldn’t find a neutral sight. Most of the schools have closed their stadiums down and were too lazy to do anything about it, so we couldn’t find one. It came down to the fact that Sulphur Springs wanted to be inside. The only school that would have really benefitted from playing in the Alamodome was Kerrville Tivy, but it was the only place all four schools, Dayton, Tivy, Everman and Sulphur Springs could agree on.†The coach explained why he was holding out for SFA. It was a truly neutral site between Dayton and Sulphur Springs and close enough to each they could drive up and play the same day. “I was also trying to look out for our community,†stated Stewart. I really want them to get to the game, but some things are just out of my control and we all could decide on San Antonio, so that’s where we’re going to be.†No matter who they play or where they play, it’s for the State Championship and for the Dayton Broncos it’s a first."

Congrats!

Got a score CATMAN?

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Probably Feb. Their in no hurry.

Congrats!

62-50 Ned 4th Q.

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David Williams may be half interested as well.

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The 2 names i keep hearing is Harrell and Surratt.

Job will be posted the first week of Jan.

8) Soulja catching up