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!!score:58/14/2 Per Dave Campbell

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!!score:0/35/2 1:05 left til half

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!!score:0/27/2 Martin 10 yard TD 3 TD's and 2 FG's. This could easily be 35-0

!!score:0/20/2 After making GBall go back ward on their possession, Eugene takes it in for the TD

Last drive started from a Ball bad snap and recovery by Memorial

!!score:0/13/1 Another FG by Salgato Titans TD called back by holding

!!score:0/10/1 Salgato with a nice FG

!!score:0/7/1 Gball 3 and out Titans 1 play, TD for #20

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Freshman PAM 50 Ball 0

Ross Shaw Sterling (February 11, 1875 – March 25, 1949) was an American politician who served as the 31st governor of Texas from 1931 to 1933. A 1926 magazine cover depicts the proposed 40-story Sterling Hotel in Houston, designed by Ross Sterling's son-in-law, architect Wyatt Hedrick; the hotel was never built.[1] Early years Sterling was born in Anahuac in Chambers County near Houston, Texas. He grew up on a farm and, after little formal education, began working as a clerk at the age of 12.[2] Career At the age of 21, Sterling launched his own merchandising business. In 1911, his brother Frank Sterling, other oilmen, and he formed the Humble Oil Company, a predecessor of present-day Exxon-Mobil.[2] They were joined in the venture by their sister, Florence M. Sterling.[3] Sterling and his brother Frank and his sister, Florence, were referred to as the "Trio".[4] In addition to the oil industry, Sterling was involved in a railroad company, the former Houston Post newspaper, banking, and real estate in the Houston area. He was a member of the Houston Port Commission. He served as chairman of the Texas Highway Commission under his predecessor, Governor Dan Moody.[5]

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Stepp has Lufkin by 8. Team page is still showing pk

Looking at Sterling's schedule, they play every one except BU the week before playing Memorial which could be the classic trap game situation. They already surprised GBall on the island last week so let's see if this is a one off or a trend......

They normally don't start burning the marsh until after Nov 1. #northwinds

1. C.E. King 2. Humble 3. North Shore 4. Summer Creek 5. PA Memorial 6. West Brook 7. Crosby 8. New Caney Porter 9. Dayton 10. Port Neches Groves 11. Montgomery 12. Bridge City 13. Huffman 14. Hardin Jefferson 15. Livingston 16. Orangefield 17. Kirbyville 18. Shepherd 19. Trinity 20. Newton 21. Woodville 22. Timpson 23. Deweyville 24. Evadale 25. Beaumont Legacy

Despite PA's scoring avg., I don't think they're #6 team in DI. Hope they remain focus and don't slip up

The way Dayton ran through KP, I expect LP to do the same if not more

Where's it being streamed?

No way Welp, it's onward and upward ✊🏿

Sheldon seems to be on a revenge tour....

Tyler couldn't make stops when it counted 70-66 HP Final