bronco1

Lacour was the starting runningback, Jakari saw a little time back there. He played in the games we had well in hand. He burnt off on C.E. King to score 59 yd touchdown run. Last year he had 27 carries for 235 yds. Avg. 8.7 a carry.

It had to be done and my sponsors gladly supported me in my effort. I just want to thank all the people that made it possible. ;D

Overall Dayton vs Crosby record is 29-14, according to WOS87's historical info. Dayton Crosby 29 14 1923 42 0 1935 13 0 1936 37 6 1937 20 6 1938 13 0 1941 48 0 1948 0 7 1949 12 0 1950 25 7 1951 21 0 1952 28 7 1953 0 25 1954 0 15 1955 0 14 1956 6 0 1961 8 26 1966 22 8 1967 12 7 1968 14 14 1969 12 6 1970 22 8 1978 6 35 1979 0 26 1980 6 18 1981 13 12 1982 0 41 1983 22 14 1984 12 31 1985 8 3 1986 13 14 1987 8 42 1990 6 34 1991 29 13 1998 35 14 1999 21 31 2000 24 21 2001 31 0 2002 49 14 2003 35 20 2004 36 17 2005 21 3 2006 35 0 2007 49 7 2008 49 14 Totals 863 580

I believe they are adding one more row of red seats along the bottom of the H.

News Release Media Contact: Steve Lightfoot, 512-389-4701, [email protected] June 26, 2009 Dove, Teal Seasons Set AUSTIN, Texas — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service SRC (Service Regulation Committee) has approved the 2009-2010 Texas dove season, including a 70-day season and 15-bird daily bag statewide, and a 16-day early teal season. Additionally, the SRC approved moving the Texas South Zone dove season opening the Friday nearest Sept. 20, but no earlier than the 17th. This year the season will open Sept. 18. Texas dove season in the North and Central Dove Zones will run from Tuesday, Sept. 1 through Sunday, Oct. 25 and reopen Saturday, Dec. 26 through Sunday, Jan. 9, with a 15-bird bag and not more than two white-tipped doves. The South Zone dove season will run Sept. 18-Nov. 3, reopening Dec. 26-Jan. 17 with a 15-bird bag and not more than two white-tipped doves. Possession limit is twice the daily bag for all migratory game birds except light geese, which currently does not have a possession limit. The Special South Texas White-winged Dove Area will open to white-winged dove afternoon-only (noon to sunset) hunting the first two full weekends in September running from Sept. 5-6 and 12-13 and reopen when the regular South Zone season begins on Friday, Sept. 18 through Tuesday, Nov. 3 and again from Saturday, Dec. 26 through Wednesday, Jan. 13. The Special White-winged Dove Area season takes four of the allowable 70 days, so when the regular season opens, this area most close four days earlier than the rest of the South Zone. The daily bag limit is 15 birds, not more than four mourning doves during the first two weekend splits and 2 white-tipped doves. Once the general season opens, the aggregate bag limit will be 15. The Service also approved a proposal to give TPWD the option to adjust a portion of the boundary of the Special White-winged Dove Area. This change would remove portions of Jim Hogg and Starr counties. Texas’ 16-day September teal season will run Sept. 12-27. The season for rail and gallinule is Sept. 12-27 and Oct. 31-Dec. 23; for snipe, Oct. 31-Feb. 14; and for woodcock, Dec. 18-Jan. 31.

I thought football did start in the spring. ???

Only if you move Christmas to July and Easter to November.

WO-S, I assume, it was in Dayton last year.

Dayton will scrimmage WOS and Lumberton again this year.

It definitely not just a scoreboard, I think it will have programmable names and a marquee board or something. Like I saw in another post it will be 17x40 feet. As far as parking goes, I think the plan is to move the bus barn between the stadium and 146. Then the entire south side of the stadium would be parking. I would think you would want the west end for parking but I trust that they know what they are doing.

It was WOS then Lumberton last year right? WOS would be a big one to start with.... They were both at Dayton last year.... anyone from Lumberton, WOS, or Dayton have scrimmage info?? I think we are scrimmaging Liberty. ;D seriously?? No way just trying to get the old panthers riled up!

It was WOS then Lumberton last year right? WOS would be a big one to start with.... They were both at Dayton last year.... anyone from Lumberton, WOS, or Dayton have scrimmage info?? I think we are scrimmaging Liberty. ;D

Part of the purpose of more playoff teams is to generate money for the UIL. Making the the 2 State Champions from a classification play each other would not be good for business. You are a champ for 1 week and then boom all your glory gone. It will never happen but it should.

Listen to the live broadcast by Joe Arnold and Paul Brown on 92.5 FM, [Hidden Content]

I am always excited to see a local kid get some recognition. I hope he does well but, varsity in 09' might be a stretch. This years 19-4A QB's will have to be very mobile to compete and a good arm as well.

TPWD Dove Season Framework Gets Commission Approval AUSTIN, Texas — Changes proposed for the 2009-2010 Texas dove season, including a 70-day season and 15-bird daily bag statewide, received approval from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission. The season framework change is part of a new adaptive harvest management regulations package developed for the 14 states, including Texas, within the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Central Management Unit. Additionally, the commission approved moving the South Zone dove season opening the Friday nearest Sept. 20, but no earlier than the 17th. This year the season will open Sept. 18 if approved by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in late June. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department received relatively little input, although overwhelmingly supportive of the changes, during the public comment phase. Less than 100 comments were received via email or through the agency’s online public comment survey and 32 comments during nearly two dozen public meetings around the state. If authorized under federal guidelines, Texas dove season in the North and Central Dove Zones will run from Tuesday, Sept. 1 through Sunday, Oct. 25 and reopen Saturday, Dec. 26 through Sunday, Jan. 9, with a 15-bird bag and not more than two white-tipped doves. The South Zone dove season will run Sept. 18-Nov. 3, reopening Dec. 26-Jan. 17 with a 15-bird bag and not more than two white-tipped doves. Possession limit is twice the daily bag for all migratory game birds except light geese, which currently does not have a possession limit. The Special South Texas White-winged Dove Area will open to white-winged dove afternoon-only (noon to sunset) hunting the first two full weekends in September running from Sept. 5-6 and 12-13 and reopen when the regular South Zone season begins on Friday, Sept. 18 through Tuesday, Nov. 3 and again from Saturday, Dec. 26 through Wednesday, Jan. 13. The Special White-winged Dove Area season takes four of the allowable 70 days, so when the regular season opens, this area most close four days earlier than the rest of the South Zone. The daily bag limit is 15 birds, not more than four mourning doves during the first two weekend splits and 2 white-tipped doves. Once the general season opens, the aggregate bag limit will be 15. The Service is also reviewing a proposal to give TPWD the option to adjust a portion of the boundary of the Special White-winged Dove Area. This change would remove portions of Jim Hogg and Starr counties and also received commission approval. TPWD is making no changes to other early migratory game bird seasons other than to reflect calendar shifts. If Texas gets a 16-day September teal season, the dates will be Sept. 12-27, while a nine-day season will run Sept. 19-27. The season for rail and gallinule is Sept. 12-27 and Oct. 31-Dec. 23; for snipe, Oct. 31-Feb. 14; and for woodcock, Dec. 18-Jan. 31.

TPWD Announces Proposed Waterfowl Season Framework AUSTIN, Texas — Texas will likely revert this fall to the standard 74-day season and six bird daily bag limit framework for ducks during the general waterfowl seasons. The department is proposing dates and bag limit possibilities based on a liberal season package, pending authorization of the federal framework for the Central Flyway by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Texas has the option this year of taking the duck season to the last Sunday in January, however, TPWD staff is recommending a return to the Sunday nearest Jan. 20 due to biological concerns. TPWD is recommending the High Plains Mallard Management Unit waterfowl season run Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 24 — 25 and Friday, Oct. 30 through Sunday, Jan. 24, with a youth-only season of Saturday/Sunday, Oct. 17-18. The proposed season for the North and South Zones would run concurrently Saturday, Oct. 31 through Sunday, Nov. 29 and Saturday, Dec. 12 through Sunday, Jan. 24, with a youth-only season of Saturday/Sunday, Oct. 24-25 to avoid conflict with the youth deer season. The daily bag limit statewide would be six ducks, with the following species and sex restrictions: five mallards (of which only two may be hens), three wood ducks, two scaup, two redheads, one pintail, one canvasback, and one "dusky duck" (mottled duck, Mexican-like duck, black duck and their hybrids). "There still remains the outside chance that pintail, canvasback and mottled ducks could have a season within a season structure or a 39 day season within the 74 days allowed," said Dave Morrison, TPWD waterfowl program leader. The season dates TPWD is proposing for the Western Goose Zone are Saturday, Nov. 7 through Sunday, Feb. 7. The daily bag limit is 20 light geese in the aggregate and four Canada geese and one white-fronted goose. Possession limit is twice the daily bag limit for dark geese and no possession limit on light geese. Proposed dates for the Eastern Goose Zone are Saturday, Oct. 31 through Sunday, Jan. 24 for light geese and Canada geese and Saturday, Oct. 31 through Sunday, Jan. 10 for white-fronted geese. The daily bag limit is 20 light geese in the aggregate and three Canada geese and two white-fronted geese. "Texas is allowed a maximum of 107 days for Canada and light goose hunting," Morrison explained. "As in the past we are suggesting a season that has fewer days than allowed by federal framework to take advantage of the Light Goose Conservation Order and begin this special management practice on the day after the regular duck seasons close." White-fronted geese may be hunted for only 72 days. All goose seasons would open concurrent with duck season but the white-fronted goose season in the Eastern Zone would close two weeks earlier because of the difference in total number of days allowed for hunting. The dates being considered for the Light Goose Conservation Order are Monday, Feb. 8 through Sunday, Mar. 28 in the Western Goose Zone and Monday, Jan. 25 through Sunday, Mar. 28 in the Eastern Goose Zone. These dates open the Light Goose Conservation Order the day following the close of the regular duck or goose season. Federal frameworks allow sandhill crane hunting in Texas between Sept. 1 and Feb. 28. Texas is allowed up to 93 days of sandhill crane hunting in Zones A and B and up to 37 days in Zone C. The recommended sandhill crane season dates for Zone A are Saturday, Nov. 7 through Sunday, Feb. 7 with a daily bag limit of three birds. The season opening in Zone B is delayed about 3 weeks after Zone A opens to give whooping cranes that might be migrating through the zone adequate time to move through before sandhill crane season begins. TPWD is proposing Zone B season to run Friday, Nov. 27 through Sunday, Feb. 7 with a daily bag limit of three birds. Zone C does not open until late December to give whooping cranes adequate time to get to the Aransas area and the proposed dates are Saturday, Dec. 26 through Sunday, Jan. 24 with a daily bag limit of two birds. Since the limited comments received during scoping at the various public hearings indicated the opening of the Light Goose Conservation Order should begin the day after the duck season closes, this would require a shortening of the Zone C crane season by one week. This season would be 30 days rather than the 37 days prescribed by current federal frameworks. Possession limits statewide are twice the daily bag limits. Suggested dates for falconry season for ducks are Monday, Jan. 25 through Tuesday, Feb. 9 in the North and South Zones. There is no Extended Season in the High Plains Mallard Management Unit because the total 107 days allowed are used by the other ducks season in this area.

In 2000 they had a 4-1 district record and lost to Nederland in the first round of the playoffs.

We have a new Best Western if yall are too tired to make that long drive back after the game. ;D That 15 minute drive is nice ain't it.

Evryone knew what to expect from the Broncos last year, I am excited about this season lots of question marks for us and our opponents. [move]60 days till first scrimmage[/move]

No cover on their website just this:

Dayton’s Dugat ruled out of Bowl By Dave Rogers [Hidden Content] Published June 12, 2009 Parade All-American A.J. Dugat of Dayton will be a spectator at Saturday night’s Nike Bayou Bowl. The all-state wide receiver was ruled out of the Texas-Louisiana high school all-star game at Stallworth Stadium after struggling early in the week with the effects of dehydration and anemia, his high school coach, Jerry Stewart, said Thursday. Dugat, who signed with the University of Houston, first suffered dehydration during an early-morning workout at UH Monday, Stewart said. Tuesday, after arriving in Baytown for the Bayou Bowl, it was discovered he was suffering from anemia and he was held out of practices. Dugat said then he hoped he could recover in time to play Saturday. “But he went back to the hospital (Wednesday) night,†Stewart said. “The doctors suggested he not play.â€

The timers is moving fast, it seems like yesterday it said 153 days.

merka... malchar is a baseball player I think. forrest tyler at receiver.... xavier frank is moving to running back I hear. Oops, I knew that. Merka looks to be a possible prospect but, we will have to see.

And you never know who will decide to focus on basketball or baseball by the time they are upperclassmen either... True.