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eagleteach
13-3A:
Crandall, Eustace, Ferris, Kaufman, Kemp, Mabank

14-3A:
Athens, Brownsboro, Bullard, Canton, Chapel Hill, Van

15-3A:
Gilmer, Gladewater, Sabine, Spring Hill, Mineola, White Oak

16-3A:
Atlanta, Mount Vernon, Pittsburg, Liberty-Eylau, Pleasant Grove

19-3A:
Fairfield, Groesbeck, Madisonville, Mexia, Palestine, Westwood

20-3A:
Carthage, Center, Crockett, Diboll, Huntington, Hudson, Central, Rusk
snuffy
Carthage headed to reg 3
BigStick24
white oak got HOOKED up compared to last time they had a realignment
JackFan
Apparently White Oak didn't turn in 399, which hurt Carthage. If White Oak moves down, Carthage slides into District 15 instead of District 20. Hope the buses are ready for the long hauls come next season.
TexRob61
despite the long hauls, it does look like a good competitive region. should be lots of great games next year. im honestly gonna miss that 3A excitement.
isolated_multitude
Im gonna look forward to the Carthage and Rusk game....a good little rivalry had gotten started for a few years....time to renew it
mvtiger4life
sighs i need so no more
eagleteach
Rusk-Carthage..... thats going to be nice.....
CoachBird2
Anyone have the tentative non-district schedules for 15-3A?
Rabfan
UIL must not have got the word that gas is running between 2.30 and 3.00 per gallon given the time of year. thats a big strain on 3A schools and down.

when you think of all the busses and extra vehicals it takes to get a team and band to a game. thats a LOT of fuel and MONEY!
clawsnstripes
i just hate that gilmer will go big school. it's killing me, really
tiggerbacker
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Originally posted by rabfan
UIL must not have got the word that gas is running between 2.30 and 3.00 per gallon given the time of year. thats a big strain on 3A schools and down.

when you think of all the busses and extra vehicals it takes to get a team and band to a game. thats a LOT of fuel and MONEY!




give me a break, rumor was that Weatherford was going into a district with San Angelo, that is 200 miles. And we still do not have it as bad as Van Horn and those guys.
Rabfan
well, it's still a lot of money regardless of what school you are.

the big 5A's can afford to fly thier kids around in private jets from game to game. the smaller schools are struggleing to make ends meet as it is, a one or two hundred mile drive for a ball game is a strain on any district.
Req
shoot, traveling is the best part about playing.. playing at home and close-by is comfortable, but i loved jumping on a bus and driving 75-100 miles for a game, district or non-district..
kmtrojans
Jumping on a bus and traveling 200 miles round trip will begin to wear you down. The students won't be as focused on their school work, because they are gonna be exhausted. We have three teams in district 24-1A that we will travel 200 miles round trip. That's hard on the students and it wears on the coaches too.
Req
thats the last thing most students are worried about is school work.. trust me.. but regardless of the trip and how much its going to "wear them down", most of them will get over it and make it through.. its not all that bad..
Volleyball166
Observation.....we all complain about long road trips but I'll bet if you asked how many of us would complain about the long bus ride to Austin or San Marcos, you wouldnt hear many objections.
Req
and thats all a part of perseverance to the big show, wearing yourself out to acheive something more.. tests can be made up, but that ride to austin only comes once for a few..
mavs41359
thats good I think that we will beat sabine pretty bad in basketball and football
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