Bayou Bowl top prospects shaping LSU Texas rosters
Louisiana stars Lazarius Levingston and Troy Giddens headline defensive standouts headed to LSU while Tyler Wolfe joins Louisville. Texas players Chuckie Brown Terrance Anderson Patrick Lavine Jerrod Johnson lead a skilled Bayou Bowl roster for Texas and Houston area schools joining Dallas leaders.
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Patrick Lavine
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Johnson
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Galveston
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Joshua Jackson
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Jesse Trejo
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Lee
Cedric Moore
Barbers Hill
Moore
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Dustin Kempf
la Porte
Kempf
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Humble
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Nathan Guillory
Kashmere
Kempner
Oklahoma State
Scott Miller
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Jonathan Lister
Lamar Con
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Galveston Ball
Gino Blow
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Jarrell
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Darrell Gray
Cy-Falls
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Telaporte
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Bayou Bowl Rosters Name Stratford and More Head Coaches
Bayou Bowl rosters list Stratford as head coach Eliot Allen and Texas trainer roles for Swacker. Assistants include Carrier Childress Dunbar Nixon Suggs Whatley Landrum and trainer Tidwell Hale. Other schools assign coordinators and position coaches such as Olin Massey Koch Cripps Sheffy Wiggin ton Marley.
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Stratford
Dick Olin
LEE
Chris Massey
Deer Park
Corey Meekins
Westfield
Lydell Mitchell
Lamar Consolidated
Jeff Greene
Gary Koch
Memorial
Craig Cripps
Northbrook
Joe Sheffy
Maude Creek
Jay Wigginton
Bob Marley
TEXAS
Marshalle Bradley
Eisenhower
Stuart Welborn
David Swacker
Chris Carrier
Chick Childress
J P Dunbar
Ted Nixon
Gabe Northern
Don Shows
Mike Suggs
Ronnie Whatley
Vincent Landrum
Scott Tidwell
Lance Hale
Bayou Bowl Ticket Locations Listed for 2006 Game
Ticket outlets for the 2006 Bayou Bowl include Amegy Bank branches at 1300 Rollingbrook and 2309 N. Alexander, Kroger stores at 4533 Garth Road and 1700 N Alexander, Texas First Bank at 819 Rollingbrook, Community Resource Credit Union at 2900 Decker Driver and 9700 N Alexander Drive, The Baytown Sun at 1301 Memorial Drive, Crosby State Bank at 5700 Garth Road, and Baytown Chamber of Commerce. Tickets cost 10 for adults and 5 for students and will be sold at the gate. The game is Saturday at 8 p.m. at Stallworth Stadium.
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Stanford Beats Texas 12-8. Longhorns Near Elimination
Stanford jumped ahead on John Hester's grand slam in the second inning and held off Texas 12-8 on the Longhorns home field. Texas trails 41-20 and must win Sunday to force a winner-take-all, with Nolan Gallagher improving to 5-4 and Kyle McCulloch takes the loss as Texas allows nine earned runs.
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NC State Advances In Comeback Victory Over Texas Arlington
Matt Camp delivered a two-out bunt for the winning run in the 10th, lifting NC State to a 6-5 win after trailing 5-3. The Wolfpack (39-22) tied the game with an eighth-inning RBI single from Camp, while Texas Arlington (29-36) left bases loaded in the ninth as reliever Joel Brookens induced a game-ending double play. The NC State bullpen held Texas Arlington to four hits over the final 3.2 innings. Brandon Endsley took the loss.
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Florida State advances to finals on Anderson three-run shot
In Athens Georgia Florida State (44 19) beats Georgia (42 20) six to four to reach the finals. Travis Anderson homered three runs in the sixth as Luke Tucker earned his ninth save for the Seminoles. Georgia left bases loaded in the sixth but offered little late.
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Marathon inspires Texas Children’s Hospital fundraiser
Madison Brown, diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia at age four, faced a relapse last October and spent long periods at Texas Children’s Hospital along with Katie Simpleman who was diagnosed in December. Spurred by their fight, Spenner joined Team In Training, inspired by cousin Steve Leap’s battle and death from cancer. He hopes others will donate via his Active.com page.
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Madison Hi
Texas Children’s Hospital
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Madison
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Mavericks Rise Under Johnson After 60-Win Regular Season
Johnson replaced Don Nelson in 2003 and transformed Dallas into a defense minded contender. He led the Mavericks to a franchise record 60 wins, earned coach of the year, and helped Dirk Nowitzki drive a deep playoff run that included a seven game series against the Spurs before Phoenix interrupted the path to a finals appearance.
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