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Bad reputation? ???

Makes me wish I had some to test it out. ;D

From pure athletic ability, probably Brad Sullivan. The was fast, could run with moves and had a very good arm. He was simply an awesome high school quarterback. From a speed standpoint (especially for a quarterback), if you ever let Sullivan have an open lane, he was gone. There were very few people that could catch him in the open. I don't think he had the size to move on to a major college but for high school he was tops. Dustin Hood had about the best passing arm that I have seen in the last twenty years in Nederland. He didn't have the run ability but from a drop back passer, he was almost unbeatable and had huge numbers to back it up. Under the current spread type offenses I think Sullivan would be great with his more complete package of speed, running ability and passing ability. Both were just very good athletes and were equally adept at baseball. Possibly Nederland's best ever quarterbacks got Div I scholarships...but for baseball.

From recent forum history, I think one of the softball threads might be appropriate. ;D

I have no clue what happened so I won't comment on the incident but will about laws and situations. You say there was no fight but I don't see where that matters. The officer has the right to stop and detain someone involved in a disturbance or that may have been involved in a fight. With that right the officer can investigate what happened. Maybe nothing happened but that does not stop a police officer from lawfully investigating it assuming that he had enough information that a fight or other crime "may" have been committed or in other words, reasonable suspicion. When an officer has the right of detention, it is not voluntary. In fact, walking away from an officer that has attempted to lawfully detain you can be the criminal offense of Evading Detention if the person is trying to keep the officer from stopping him. The officer can then lawfully use force if necessary. An officer grabbing onto a person that is walking from a lawful detention is probably going to be ruled as justified force. The officer may have been rude or maybe the officer could have had more tact but that doesn't make what the officer did improper or illegal (assuming that is what happened). If an officer attempts a lawful detention by grabbing a person, that gives no right for the person to strike the officer. A person might not like being grabbed but the person should not be walking away "if" the officer told the person to stop or tried to detain him. Did any of that happen? I have no idea. Just commenting on some aspects of the laws and what officers can lawfully do. When I see people commenting that the officer "had no right", I am wondering if they know what they are talking about.

... and you're hunting with it?

Then Gabe woke up and it was time to get ready for work.

.... and Sabine Pass is not the same as the Sabine Coast Guard station and it is not the same as the Pleasure Island causeway and it is not the same as Pleasure Island Marina........ They usually put high tide for the coast but you can look and see the tides for farther inland. The farther you go away from the coast, the longer the lag time. If high tide is 1:30PM at the Sabine Pass jetties (probably what you see in the paper) then it might be 3:30PM at the Pleasure Island Marina. Simply looking at the Sabine Pass tides won't give you the entire picture.

I voted either but I think I have vacation already set up on May 30.

I hope that you didn't mind the modification to the poll to add "either". Hopefully a few people can do either weekend. If forced to choose a date when actually they are available on both, it might skew the real results and look like several people choose one date when they are really good for either.

I would prefer saltwater simply due to travel time. Bass fishing is fun though and I like the ambiance of the lakes.

I think as long as one person in the boat is a member of sextsports.com, it is good to go.

In about 4 months I have to start practicing seriously again for archery season for whitetails.

I think that as part of the national stimulus plan (since we have already paid the taxes or will be taxed for it in the future), we need to update all school stadiums in the area. No need to add an additional burden on local taxpayers for money that we have already sent in or will be taxed for in the future. Why spend millions on a study to see what the mating prospects are for the Gypsy Moth when it could go to something that will benefit the local communities?

That must be nice. You are a cop. You find dope. Then you turn it over to another agency to file the charges and write the report. I need to figure out how to do that. ???

The season finale or did the soap opera finally breath its last breath?

.... better than a good day at work. I will concur.

Better than working..........

This is about right in line with my opinion. As far as recruiting, they won't have to actively recruit per se. If a school gets a reputation of turning out scholarships to D1 schools, how much recruiting will be needed? They will be able to pick and choose their starters to some extent.

I've done well with small spinners like you said and also top water swimmers like small original Rapalas.

If it's done fairly quickly.

If LCM can make the playoffs or even a strong run at it, they would definitely qualify as a sleeper.

No need to read four pages of posts to figure this one out. When people talk about a sport being king, they are talking about popularity. Who won the most games, against whom or who has been to the playoffs or championship game the most times means absolutely nothing when discussing which sport is king. Football in most schools can draw a bigger crowd on one game than they can the entire home basketball season. While there are a couple of basketball schools where that isn't true, even there the football will normally outdraw basketball in the mere five home football games and by a wide margin. High school football is clearly the king in southeast Texas (or all of Texas for that matter) and basketball is an also-ran.

The one on the south end used to hold a lot of reds. I have caught many over the years in the 10-20 pound range. I have not fished there in the last few years however and don't know if the dredging has hurt that area.