Former John Tyler star Aaron Ross will not play this Sunday when the New York Giants play the Cowboys.

Click here for more information about about his nagging hamstring injury:

Ross out against Cowboys .

For full text of story in the New York Daily News, click "more."

David Smoak

As you know, there has been mass confusion on what is considered an official game/result/score with the various weather delays and games being canceled or postponed, before and during the contest.

Carl Padilla, Buck Cargal, Jerry Forrest and I, all owners of high school football websites, have tried to figure out everything as well, and after contacting the U.I.L., we've come up with a few parameters. Not that our decision is the "end all," but hoping to clarify the confusion.

For the guidelines on what constitutes and official result, click "more."

Former John Tyler High School and UT star Tim Crowder has signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Crowder was released by the Denver Broncos at the end of the pre-season.

He is entering his third season in the National Football League after being drafted by the Broncos out of Texas.

David Smoak

Former Forney High School star Zack Segovia was promoted late last week to to the Washington Nationals major league club.

Segovia, a right-handed reliever, has made two appearances since being brought up from Triple-A Syracuse.

He was a combined 2-5 with a 3.28 ERA for Double-A Harrisburg and Syracuse and made his major league debut back with the Philadelphia Phillies in 2007.

David Smoak

The season is over for Carolina Panthers quarterback Josh McCown.

Smoaky.com has confirmed the former Jacksonville High School star has been placed on Injured Reserve after suffering knee and foot injuries in the Panthers loss to Philadelphia.

McCown's injuries weren't season-ending, but due to the performance of starter Jake Delhomme (4-interceptions), and McCown being out approximately 4-6 weeks, the Panthers had to make a move to bring in another veteran quarterback and they signed A.J. Feeley on Monday.

David Smoak