Bayou Bowl QBs push competition in practice
Lee High School coaches praise two big quarterback prospects Jerrod Johnson and Castillo as top passers for the Bayou Bowl. They discuss possible rotation, college futures, and the value of facing strong peers in practice, with Johnson eyeing University of Houston and Castillo aiming for continuing success.
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Bayou Bowl Ticket Locations And Game Details
Ticket outlets for the 2006 Bayou Bowl include Amegy Bank locations and Baytown area venues with tickets priced at 10 for adults and 5 for students. The game is Saturday at 8 p.m. at Stallworth Stadium, with tickets also available at the gate. Players Castillo and Johnson discussed prospects and entertainment options for Saturday.
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Coaches pick Louisiana team for Bayou Bowl
Swacker said the selection process yielded a strong Louisiana squad for the Bayou Bowl with talented players and capable coaches. He noted few recruits declined and credited past players for spreading word, adding last year’s victory at home boosted confidence and unity.
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Bayou Bowl Notebook Game To Be Tape Delayed
This year's Bayou Bowl will not be broadcast live, instead shown on Fox Sports Southwest on a tape delayed basis. Airing dates are not finalized. Fox could have aired live if kickoff had been moved from 8 p.m., but the 8 p.m. start time was retained by the Bayou Bowl executive committee.
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Heat safety at Bayou Bowl practices
Both Bayou Bowl teams, Texas and their opponent, focus on avoiding heat illness. Texas coach Eliot Allen says Tuesday drills were in shorts and tees with a full contact session planned. he notes deep depth and several substitutes to prevent fatigue as players stay in good shape.
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Astros edge St. Louis as Wood lasts 32 1 3 innings
Astros captain Barry Wood starts and leaves with 4 runs allowed in 32 1 3 innings as Houston builds early lead. Preston Wilson scores after an overthrow on a bunt and Berkman hits his 16th homer in fourth. Rodriguez notes strong relief, while Clemens and Oswalt DL updates frame clubhouse outlook.
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Clemens Returns to Mound in Legends Win Versus Lake County
Roger Clemens resumed pitching for the Lake County Captain Legends, allowing one run over three innings while striking out six. He faced Johnny Drennen and Matt Fornasiere, his son Koby Clemens catching and delivering the ball. The game ended 7-4 with Clemens earning fan praise as he neared a possible return to the majors.
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Rangers beat Royals 6 2 as Wilkerson stars on road
Brad Wilkerson homered and doubled to lift the Texas Rangers over the Kansas City Royals 6-2 in Kansas City. Wilkerson hit his 12th homer, part of a three run fourth, while Kevin Millwood earned the win improving to 5-0 on the road. Francisco Cordero secured the save.
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Royals rally ends as Teahen RBI ties game
MLB standings note a Royals rally with Mark Teahen driving in a run in the late inning as Texas plates three in the fourth. Key plays include Kevin Mensch’s double and Mark Grudzielanek’s near hit as the bullpen holds. Yankees edge Red Sox 2–1. Angels dominate Rays 12–2. White Sox beat Tigers 4–3.
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