McNair Buccaneers win Super Bowls at Channelview HS
McNair Buccaneers flag 5-6, beginner 7-8, and junior 9-10 teams captured Super Bowl titles at Channelview High School Stadium on December 10, 2005. Highlands Little League schedules two sign-up events at East Canal Road ballpark on January 14 and January 21, with tryouts set for January 28 and February 4. For details call 281-426-5446.
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Dayton boosters to hold catfish dinner
The Dayton Booster Club hosts an all you can eat catfish supper on Saturday January fourteen from five to seven pm at Woodrow Wilson Junior High cafeteria. Tickets are ten dollars per person.
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Weekly high school games slate across soccer basketball and swimming
Sterling hosts Lee in soccer scrimmage while Sterling girls meet North Shore. Basketball features Kingwood at Lee and Sterling at West Brook with multiple junior varsity and varsity starts. Rest of schedule covers Barbers Hill Anahuac Tarkington clashes, Kingwood and Sterling 9A 9B games, GCCISD 7A girls invitational Baytown Junior, and Ranger Classic swimming at Sterling High.
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Texas and Vince Young face future after Rose Bowl win
Texas star Vince Young could depart for the NFL or return for his senior season after the Rose Bowl victory over USC. His decision by January 15 will shape Texas title hopes, with Young’s 467 total yards and three touchdowns defining the team’s 41-38 win and future trajectory.
Rose Bowl TV rating highest since 1987
New York AP reports Texas 41 USC 38 in the Rose Bowl drew a 21.7 rating, a 59 percent rise from last year. The Rose Bowl marked the top college game rating in 19 years, since Penn State beat Miami in the Fiesta Bowl on January 2, 1987. One rating point equals about 1,096,000 homes. share reflects homes with TVs on.
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Longhorns win outright title after Rose Bowl upset
In Beverly Hills Mack Brown and Texas claimed the national championship with a 41 38 victory over USC. Vince Young set a Rose Bowl record with 467 total yards and scored the clinching TD with 19 seconds left. Texas earned all 65 first place votes to finish No 1, ending USC 33 poll win streak. Brown, Young, and hall of fame coach Darrell Royal addressed fans at the Beverly Hilton.
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REL grad Hodges ends stellar CMSU career with solid tackles
Central Missouri State University graduate Andy Hodges completed a standout college career with 38 total tackles, including 21 solos and 1.5 sacks for a 11 yard loss. CMSU finished 7-3 overall and 5-3 in the MIAA. Hodges also contributed in 2003 with 26 tackles and four tackles for loss across 10 games.
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Fort Bend Eagles blank Baytown Christian in 3-0 win
Fort Bend Eagles dominated Baytown Christian Academy after a 0-0 first half, scoring three goals in the second period. Cameron Redus tracked the ball well as Parker Long struck from the right to give Fort Bend the lead, while Jeremy Hensarling denied early threats.
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