Marty

AFL2 Bowl, Andy is playing center and noseguard.

Where is the Hooters in Denton?

Gainesville beat Scott's Valley Ca last night 33-0. I know for sure NT is looking at our starting DT Clint Stoffles. In the first half last night he had 9 tackles and 5 were for losses, he missed most the second half with a rolled ankle but nothing serious. ←

That was the same game where J.T. Smith took an interception back 99 yards. Looking back, that was a helluva game!

We were playing La Tech in Shreveport when Coach Fry called for an onside kick. The play was for Khoury to just dribble it straight off the tee for 10 yards and then to cover it himself. It worked perfectly but in the mad scramble for the ball, Khoury was knocked out cold. Luckily it didn't affect the outcome of the game and I don't remember Fry ever calling for that play again.

Got mine this morning, great pics and articles.

http://www.heralddemocrat.com/articles/200.../iq_1926898.txt

http://www.heralddemocrat.com/articles/200.../iq_1922533.txt

Bridgeport's Daugherty leaving Tech By Troy Phillips Star-Telegram Staff Writer Texas Tech third-string quarterback Phillip Daugherty, a sophomore from Bridgeport, has decided to transfer to an NCAA Division I program outside the state, Bridgeport High coach Danny Henson said. Henson said Daugherty, who threw for a Class 3A-record 10,136 career yards in high school, has met with Tech coach Mike Leach and ironed out all the details of his transfer. Leach was expected to address Daugherty’s departure after Tech’s workout ended Monday evening, a university media-relations official said. Daugherty arrived at Tech as heralded true freshman in 2003 but redshirted that season. Because of that, he will lose a season of eligibility when he transfers but will have two seasons remaining. Last spring, Daugherty battled Harrell and fifth-year senior Cody Hodges to get a leg up on Tech’s starting job. Leach isn’t expected to name a starter until later this week or next week. So far, Harrell and Hodges have shared an equal number of plays in fall camp, and Leach has said both are running even right now. Daugherty has had no work with Tech’s first team. He had a chance to move up when Harrell suffered a non-football ankle injury in the spring, but Harrell has since caught up and passed him in the coaches’ eyes. ``Phillip just doesn’t have a place there,’’ Henson said. ``I think Tech would love for Hodges to have great year and let Graham be his understudy. Then they’ll have a quarterback who will be there a while and not just one year. Graham is the one they’ve got tagged to be their future.’’ Henson said he’s made calls to colleges outside Texas and outside the Big 12 on Daugherty’s behalf but wouldn’t say which ones. He said Leach is helping Daugherty all he can, but Tech won’t release him to transfer to a school in Texas, in the conference or to a school on the Raiders’ future schedules.

http://www.heralddemocrat.com/articles/200.../iq_1922531.txt

I believe they are basically the selection committee.

From TexasFootball.com: Bobby Davis, who has been the head coach at Wolfforth Frenship for the last 23 years, will be the football coach for the North. Davis' teams have made the playoffs 12 times in the last 23 years, including a semi-final appearance in 2000 and a quarterfinal appearance in 2001. San Antonio native Lee Bridges from Taft High School will be the coach for the South squad. Since arriving at Taft in 2000, his teams have made the playoffs four out of five seasons, with a trip to the 5A Division I Texas Bowl against Mesquite in 2001.

We lost to TVJC, not sure about the other 2 games.

as a junior he was listed at 6'2", 210 lbs. Can't find listings for him last year.

May be a good chance to see Meager, Mills, Ieans, or whoever looks at QB.

Heard from a pretty reliable source that UNT is hosting a 7 on 7 tournament this Saturday starting at 12:00 on the practice field. SMU, Baylor, and Trinity Valley are the other teams involved. Anybody else heard about this?

I've never heard of Stream, are they certified by the PUC?

Didn't he end up at SMU? I believe his younger brother played at UNT a few years later.

Weasel Johnson Terry Bailey Kenneth Williams

Hunter Hunter, offensive lineman from the late '80s I believe.

LB- Burks Washington TE-Luis Silva

Justin Howerton won the discus throw today at the Collinsville Relays with a toss of 127 feet. I overheard someone say that this was his first meet of the season.

also on 98.3 FM out of Bonham, I can usually pick it up all the way into the Plano-Frisco area.

Howe 80, Peaster 62: In Stephenville, Justin Howerton's presence under the basket sparked Howe in the semifinals of the Class 2A Region II semifinal. The 6-9 Howerton scored 13 points, blocked nine shots and pulled down 12 rebounds. Howe will face Godley in the regional final at noon today at Tarleton State

"Howerton showed why he’s a Division I athlete, coming up with steals and blocks down the stretch and leading Howe on a 7-0 run over the next three minutes to take a 40-39 lead with 1:00 left on the clock. Howerton finished with 22 points, 12 rebounds, four blocks and five steals. "