Little May Cook Things Up LACKINSON Chooses Texas
Donne Little, a 190-pound quarterback from Lackinson Alabama, commits to Texas Longhorns after a SWC letter of intent. He passed for 1,580 yards and rushed 614 yards in his final high school season. Hewis named him the No 1 blue chip prospect in the SWC poll of coaches.
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Dallas Times Herald
SWC
Texas Insures Future by Signing Key Blue-Chip Prospects
The Dallas Times-Herald Blue-Chip list marks a strong Texas haul on signing day. Notable picks include Donnie Little of Dickinson and Booger Brooks of Andrews at QB, with top-line linemen like Jon Shearin and Mike Babb, plus running back Crary Woods and defenders such as Joe McCrangy. Multiple programs, including Texas A&M and SMU, land top talents as Arkansas targets widen.
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Mike Babb
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Oklahoma
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Tech Dirtink
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Yom Randol
San Anonio Churchill
Greg Gruel
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Uthern Methodist
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Iie Ferguson
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Smiley
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Pational
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Juris Simten
Sun
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Houston Lee
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Scott Alford
Lubbovk
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Funder
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Ganders Rally To Take Tennis Victory At Talena Park
In a Galena Park match Wednesday E. Lee’s boys tennis team blanked Talena Park 54 and earned wins by Mike Rice in singles and Gary Milner in No 2 singles. Ronald Cauthen delivered a strong win for REL in third singles. Min Watson and David Thomas completed REL’s doubles sweep with a 6-0 6-0 victory.
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Roger Parisher
Maroon
Ross Boys edge North Shore to seize District 21-AAAA lead
Ross High School boys shut out North Shore to seize control of District 21-AAAA. Don Griffith II defeated Pontes' Steve Dirvis 6-1 7-5. Robert Carter beat Tony Valvadore 6-3 6-4. Mike Duplantis won a key singles clash and the No 1 doubles pairing of Nandy Vaney and Chris Mathews beat Mike Godfrey and Paul McCollum 6-4 6-1, with Johnson and Anderson toppling Strickland and Heickiman 6-0 in another showing of strong Rangers play.
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Pontes
Steve Dirvis
Robert Carter
Ross
Tony Valvadore
North Shore
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Bel
Nandy Vaney
Chris Mathews
Mike Godfrey
Paul McCollum
Jay Johnson
Guy Anderson
Rangers
Bobby Strickland
Rand Dybney Heickiman
Swc Schools Signings Highlighting AWL and Local Players
A flood of names appears in the listing of SWC Schools signings and associated personnel. The report names players, coaches, and backers across multiple colleges and regions, detailing affiliations with AWL and various teams, and noting dates, amounts, and roles in the process.
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