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TexasPrepInsider 2008 Class 4A All-State Team MVP: Garrett Gilbert, Lake Travis, Sr. Off. MVP: Tyrik Rollison, Sulphur Springs, Sr. Def. MVP: Glenn Sumney, Texas City,Sr. Coach of the Year: John Walsh, Denton Guyer 1st Team Offense QB: Cody Green, Dayton Sr. RB: John Hubert, Waco Midway, Sr. RB: D. J. Jones, Denison, Jr. RB: Kendial Lawrence, Rockwall-Heath, Sr. WR: Andre Geautreaux, Friendswood, Sr. WR: Cade McCrary, Lake Travis, Sr. WR: Eric Ward, Wichita Falls Rider, Sr. WR: Darius White, Fort Worth Dunbar, Jr. OL: Bryce Redman, Longview, Jr. OL: Mason Walters, Wolfforth Frenship, Sr. OL: Rhontae Scales, Killeen, Sr. OL: Dalvin Glass, Dallas Carter, Jr. OL: Brock Wempa, Royse City, Sr. ATH: A.J. Dugat, Dayton, Sr. K: Justin Stout, West Mesquite, Jr. 1st Team Defense DL: Tony Hill, Dayton, Sr. DL: Dominique Jones, Kilgore, Sr. DL: Casey Felton, Canyon Randall, Sr. DL: Josh Emmons, Stephenville, Sr. LB: Austin Moss, Rockwall-Heath, Sr. LB: Trenton Thomas, Brenham, Sr. LB: Quinton Crow, Lake Travis, Jr. DB: Dustin Harris, Livingston, Sr. DB: Joseph Garcia, Edcouch-Elsa, Sr. DB: Demontrae Hurst, Lancaster, Sr. DB: Bryant Jackson, Sulphur Springs, Jr. P: Jorge Martinez, Fort Worth North Side, Sr. 2nd Team Offense QB: James Franklin, Lake Dallas, Jr. RB: Charles Sims, Houston Westbury, Sr. RB: Ryan Young, Sulphur Springs, Sr. RB: Waymon James, Sherman, Sr. WR: Willie Jefferson, Beaumont Ozen, Sr. WR: Eric Whitfield, Dumas, Sr. WR: Lance Ratliff, Wolfforth Frenship, Sr. WR: Matt Lipka, McKinney, Jr. OL: Ty Horn, Waco Midway, Sr. OL: Tobyn Large, Montgomery, Sr. OL: Greg Hall, Denton Guyer, Sr. OL: Stefan Huber, Nederland, Sr. OL: John Swanson, Kilgore, Sr. ATH: Chris Franklin, Everman, Sr. K: German Chavarria, Stephenville, Jr. 2nd Team Defense DL: Keith Booker, Rosenberg Terry, Jr. DL: Chris Maldonado, Buda Hays, Sr. DL: Christopher Knighton, Longview, Sr. DL: Cade Hollandsworth, Big Spring, Sr. LB: Lee Langston, Everman, Sr. LB: Kerry Hyder, Austin LBJ, Sr. LB: James Chambers, Wichita Falls Rider, Sr. DB: Ahmad Dixon, Waco Midway, Jr. DB: Josh Harris, Houston King, Sr. DB: Darren Mickens, El Paso Parkland, Sr. DB: Montrae Williams, Texarkana Texas, Jr. P: Collin Bradley, Hallsville, Sr. 3rd Team Offense QB: Richard Morrison, Royse City, Sr. RB: Monte Anderson, Big Spring, Jr. RB: Chance Casey, Crosby, Sr. RB: Frank Reddic, Kilgore, Sr. WR: Logan Vick, Kerrville Tivy, Sr. WR: D.J. Beshears, Denton Ryan, Sr. WR: Jace Jackson, Sulphur Springs, Sr. WR: Kyle Guinyard, Ennis, Jr. OL: Presley Godson, Rosenberg Lamar, Sr. OL: Paden Kelly, Lake Travis, Sr. OL: Jordan Henry, Beaumont Central, Sr. OL: Chase Bullard, El Campo, Sr. OL: Jesse Coffey, Denton Guyer, Sr. ATH: Tony Peoples, The Colony, Sr. K: Esteban Martinez, Port Lavaca Calhoun, Sr. 3rd Team Defense DL: Taylor Bible, Denton Guyer, Jr. DL: Darren Robinson, Dallas Carter, Sr. DL: Chris Pruitt, Houston Davis, Sr. DL: Kirby Ennis, Huntsville, Sr. LB: Charles Kelly, Waco Midway, Jr. LB: Tevin Elliot, Mount Pleasant, Sr. LB: Justin Isadore, Beaumont Ozen, Sr. DB: Will Ford, Abilene Cooper, Sr. DB: Dylan Bethea, Dayton, Sr. DB: LaMarcus Howard, Longview, Sr. DB: Kevin Brent, Dallas Oak Cliff, Sr. P: Ryan Laskey, Willis, Sr.

Hunted Arkansas 1/1 thru 1/4. I have never seen so many ducks in my life. It was a great trip, here are a few pictures.

Poachers pay price for duck hunting Eleven plead guilty in Benton County court By Bob Hodge (Contact) Sunday, December 21, 2008 A big poaching case in West Tennessee has ended with those involved paying some big penalties. Eleven of 12 individuals charged with shooting 169 wood ducks - 121 more than the legal two-day bag limit for 12 hunters - have pleaded guilty to shooting over the bag limit and hunting over bait in Benton County General Sessions Court. They were charged during the September wood duck season after one of the individuals showed cell phone pictures of the ducks that had been killed to another hunter. The hunter who saw the photos tipped off the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. Seven were fined $669 plus court costs and were required to pay $2,000 in restitution and had their hunting privileges stripped for four years. Five of the seven - Joel Rumsey, Chase Scurlock, Jacob Scurlock, Matthew Warren and Jeff Warren - live in Waverly. Brad Mangrum lives in McEwen and Charles Banes lives in Burns. Bill Mashaw of New Johnsonville and Brian Lee of Waverly lost their hunting privileges for a year, paid $669 in fines plus court costs and have to pay $200 in restitution. Monty Daniel of New Johnsonville will appear in court Jan. 7 and a juvenile involved in the case was sentenced to unsupervised probation until his 18th birthday. "I am satisfied with the case and very pleased with the work officers did to bring these poachers to the court system," said Gary Cook, manager of TWRA's Region I. "In the end we can only do that . . . bring it to the court system." So far Christopher Cole of Camden has paid the biggest price. Cole was a rookie officer with the Jackson Police Department when he was charged, but did not report the incident to his supervisors. He was suspended from his job Nov. 5. He pleaded guilty to two counts of shooting over the limit and hunting over bait Nov. 12 and was fined $400, required to pay $2,000 and was stripped of his hunting privileges for seven years. Two days later he resigned from the police department. After getting the tip, TWRA officers found the men hunting a pond near the Big Sandy River on Sunday, Sept. 14. The pond had been baited with shelled corn. Some of the pictures the poachers took with their cells made their way onto the Internet. Because Tennessee is a member of the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact, the men cannot purchase licenses in five of the states bordering Tennessee while their hunting privileges are suspended. Poacher Gets Life: Jimmy Daniel Prater of Waynesboro has been stripped of his hunting privileges for life after his third poaching conviction. Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Robert Jones also sentenced Prater to 80 days in jail and he must pay $3,200 in fines and court costs. Prater's offenses include spotlighting deer, hunting in a closed season, falsifying a kill tag and hunting on a revoked license.

From F.M. 1960 the press box looks huge! Haven't seen it up close yet.

Cody is the real deal, good person and athlete. He will do well in Nebraska.

Heres the way I see it. 1.Dayton - Lots of Senoirs leaving but, lots of underclassmen who have played 30 games in 2 years. 2.Crosby - Always has athletes and the QB Merka will Shine next year. 3.Goose Creek Memorial - Will have their feet under them next year and end up being Baytowns best Football team just their second year. 4.King - losing to much but will still have the athletes to compete.

He has no offers yet but he intends to play somewhere.

Everybody go vote.

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I remember it.

Is this the one you are talking about ??? [Hidden Content] Thats a good one but not the one Rollinac is talking about. Toups never posted it.

Did it. It was at 53%. Yall go vote.

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Sorry Mike a little slip of the finger, I am aware that it is "Evan". :

Not sure when but they do it after the last team is out of the playoffs in there district. Thanks to the Broncos ;D they haven't been able to do it yet. Should be soon.

Players coming back that I know of: 32 Aaron Jenkins DL 45 Tony Hill DL 54 Aaronn Ripkowski OL 66 Chance McCormick OL 25 Evan Brown OLB 50 Jordan Baxter ILB 35 Payton Ploch WR/OLB 5 Xavier Baldwin SE/RB 1 B.J. Jones(Played some Varsity this year) 22 Jakari Delasbour RB/K 52 Jordan May OL/C

Its hard to be reasonable when you are so biased toward your home team but, bragging doesn't help. Articles, stats, projections, rankings, ratings and all that crap are useless. It's a new ballgame come Sat. at 2pm. I look forward to seeing the quality of athletes that SS and Dayton has, all on one field.

There were a couple of Playoff games where we could have scored a few more TD's and all of the District games just about.

I got a horn I can blow but it kind of stinks. ;D

Amen.

This Dayton fan is in your corner, bring it home boys.

Thanks for your words of wisdom.

Tivy is a good team not doubt, but the only thing that might have me shakin' in my boots is if everyone from Kerrville is as wacked out as TivyAlumni.