vp93

My biggest bass was 10.9lbs. I caught it on Toledo at night in July '02 on a buzzbait.

I have spent Tues-Thur the past 2 weeks at Toledo and have been catching an estimated 20-40 keepers a day ( of course I'm releasing them) ,including a 7.7 and a 8.2 this week. I'm catching them on watermelon/ red senkos ( actually I'm using Luck E Strikes version- jogger worm) rigged wacky style in water 0- 5ft on banks with grass. I also caught 17 crappie in 5-10 ft on green bettle spin.

The only reason to have an artificial field would be if you are having to share a field with other schools. I know that it has changed considerably in the years since I played, and I have been on the new field turf (Northwestern State). There is still a greater risk for injuries. I think that it is a better and safer game played on grass.

Culbert redshirted his first year and mainly played special teams this year. He should see some playing time next year at free safety.

Rick Culbert (Vidor)- Arkansas

I believe that 4 teams makes more since than 3. I think that whether you are in the "large" or "small" bracket, that you should play the same number of playoff games in order to be state champ. For that to happen, there would have to be the same number of teams that make each bracket. Thus either 2 or 4 should go, definitely not 3. That is unless you do away with the "large" and "small" bracket and just make one.

You deffinately have to go with Noah, after all he did win the three point contest at the end of last season.