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you make on thursday nite doing 3 games then you do on friday nite doing 1.

You don't think that there are some athletes in 1-A that could play on a 4 or 5-A. Brook Hill does not recruit. Parents pay big bucks for their child to go there and first and formost it is for the education.

Just to let u know there is no Nac. Chapter, That shows how much you know

That crew has worked together all year did not do the joaquin-beckville game if a offense guy linds up offside is a dead ball foul he is offside

not the same crew who did the Joaquin-Beckville game. And if a offensive man lines up offside iit is a dead ball encrochment

No official is going to penalize a band for going over the time limit

Tenaha over Windthoarst when Chavis McCollister played the whole game with a broken foot and still outran the other team

Joaquin-Carlisle in Div 1 Tenaha-Cayuga-Alto Loser Mt. Enterprise-Cayuga-Alto Winner Tell me the Rams aren't happy don't have to play Alto first round, but better watch out for Carlisle Div 2 2 good teams going home first round

Carlisle-Joaquin Tenaha-loser Cayuga-Alto Mt. Enterprise-winner Cayuga-Alto winner

All the officials in East Texas with the exception of 1-A pick there officials in Feb. and next year 1-A will get to do it. I have been officiating over 25 years and have more fun and better games at the 1-A, 2-A and 3-A then the 4 and 5-A

No electricty in Carlisle

UTEP freshman finds place as kick return specialist[/color] By Bret Bloomquist / El Paso Times Posted: 10/06/2009 11:28:24 PM MDT EL PASO -- A month ago, Marlon McClure was suspended from the UTEP football team, and the Miners were among the nation's worst in returning kickoffs. Those facts hardly seemed connected, given that McClure is a true freshman from Class 1A Tenaha High School in East Texas and is a a small receiver (5-foot-9) in an offense built around tall, lanky wideouts. By the first week in October, everything has changed. After an electric night of returning kickoffs, McClure no longer is in coach Mike Price's doghouse, and the return game no longer is living in a cellar. "To say the least," Price said with a chuckle. "Marlon was in my doghouse, but that's OK. He's out and doing well. You're going to be seeing a lot more of him as games progress as a regular receiver, not just a returner." The difference in the return game, though, was stark. UTEP came into the game 102nd in the nation in kick returns at 19.1 yards per game; McClure returned five kicks against Houston for a 27.2-yard average. "He's just a really special athlete," Price said. "It's exciting," McClure said. "I'm having fun, going 100 percent every play, working hard and trying to move up the depth chart." That rise has been stunning given how low he was before the season started. He was suspended when the team broke Camp Socorro through the Buffalo game for an unspecified breach of team rules, meaning for three weeks he was away from the team. "I was on the outside looking in," McClure said. "I missed being with my family, with my team." He quickly got back into the team's good graces and spent the week of the Kansas game playing quarterback on the scout team, where he was in charge of simulating Kansas' Todd Reesing. His redshirt was pulled the next week for the New Mexico State game. The Miners, meanwhile, clearly had to do something to shake up their kick return game, just as they are now turning to McClure to fix their punt returns. UTEP has averaged 5 yards per punt return this season, 94th in the country. McClure was working with the first team in practice Tuesday. "He's everything we thought he would be," Price said of the speedster. "A little kid from Teneha, Texas, to come in here and perform in the big league like he has without any hesitation, he's done it." The only hesitation was Price deciding he wanted McClure in the first place. He attended the UTEP camp in Longview and caught Price's eye. Said Price, "I didn't want to take a small receiver, I didn't want to take a small receiver, I didn't want to take a small receiver ... Yes I do, yes I do. "Houston recruited him. They were the first to offer, then his dad was at camp wearing a Houston T-shirt. Maybe that spurred me to offer him sooner." That's looking like a fine decision right now. If you are interested in watching Marlon play (and possibly Camaron Choice), the UTEP Miners vs Tulsa Hurricane game on Wednesday, October 21, will be broadcast "live" on ESPN. Camaron is on the roster and UTEP is down to two scholarship running backs due to season-ending injuries. Just think, Tenaha might have two of their own on national TV on the 21st of this month. It is quite amazing that two Tenaha students are making this much noise at a major D-1 university. I hope that you are as proud of our kids' successes as I am.

The Tigers put a whippin om the Rams tonite 30-8

but didnt you get beat 60-0 in the bi-district game

where will the game be played