I've entered the 2009 High School football schedules for every East Texas district, "and" those districts connected with the opening round of the playoffs.

You can click 2009 Schedules to look and check on your favorite program.

To view all East Texas schedules click on "MORE" from Class 5-A to Six-Man.

Following the announcement her contract wouldn't be renewed by the University of Texas at Tyler, former women's basketball coach Terri Deike appeared on KTBB-FM's Sports Talk with David Smoak.

Deike on Sports Talk

UT-Tyler's statement on the decision can be read by clicking "MORE."

Greg Young has announced his resignation as the men's basketball coach at Jacksonville College effective on July 1st.

Young will become an assistant coach at UT-Arlington of the Southland Conference.

Young was 66-54 in four-years with the Jaguars, including 21-10 in 2008-2009 and a berth in the Region XIV Tournament.

He is the third head coach in Region XIV to leave during the off-season, with Ross Hodge leaving Paris for the head coaching job at Midland College, and Jerry Cole leaving Lamar-Port Arthur.

David Smoak

KTBB Sports has confirmed the Winona school board has come to a "mutually agreed settlement," with athletic director and head football coach Mike Sorenson.

Sorenson just completed his fourth year with the Wildcats, who finished 6-4 in 2008.

Smoaky talks with Whitehouse wide receiver Trey Metoyer about 7-on-7, the upcoming college recruiting process, how basically everyone mispronounces his name, his teammate Quincy Aldridge and more...

Podcast (Listen Now):
Trey Metoyer (06/26/09)

Here is a list of East Texas coaches in all-time wins in Texas high school football history.

#-Active in 2008

Retired coaches are shown with the school where they won the most games. Records reflect results through the 2008 season.

(State Rank, Coach, High School, W-L Record)
1. G.A. Moore, Jr., Aubrey (407-78-9)
2. Gordon Wood, Brownwood (395-93-15)
3. #Phil Danaher, C.C. Callalan (344-88-4)
4. Charlie Johnston, Childress (313-94-8)
5. #Dennis Alexander, Harleton (306-109-11)
8. #Curtis Barbay, Newton (302-93-6)
13. Monte Driskell, Crockett (272-99-9)

East Texas All-Time Victories (through 2008)

1. Corsicana 644
2. Lufkin 617
3. John Tyler 610
3. Longview 610
5. Groveton 601

Longest "Current" Win Streaks
(All-Time State Record: Celina, 68, 1998-2002)
(All-Time East Texas Record: Groveton, 32, 1989-1990)

1. Carthage, 13
2. Daingerfield, 11
3. Sulphur Springs, 9

All-Time Playoff Appearances (East Texas)

1. Groveton, 39
1. Jasper, 39
3. Corsicana, 36
4. Longview, 34
4. Newton, 34
6. Daingerfield, 31
7. Lufkin, 30
7. Crockett, 30
7. Cooper, 30
10. White Oak, 29
11. Alto, Garrison, Gilmer, Atlanta, John Tyler, Kerens (Tied with 28)