Baytown native Sandhop joins TexAgs team
Baytown native and former Aggie Websider David Sandhop, a longtime Aggie recruiting and sports analysis expert, joins TexAgs with plans to enhance recruiting content and message board experience alongside Billy Liucci. He previously led Aggie Websider from 1996, later guiding it to Scout.com FoxSports and national features.
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GCM eyes win as they face George Ranch in Pearland
GCM enters at 23-7 after back to back best of three series wins over Rosenberg Terry and Tomball Memorial. Mario Moralez will start game one at 7 30 tonight against the Horns in Pearland. Thames notes George Ranch’s strong lineup but trusts his rotation to respond and emphasizes pitching depth. Dennis Cooper starts game two with Shannon Broussard or Jace Holloway possible in game three if needed.
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Where does Johnson end up next in NFL fueled debate
The column questions Johnsons next team amid possible moves to Denver Seattle or New England or Cleveland with its high future draft picks. It argues the Texans may lose fans and notes the cost of draft focused strategy and the desire for an elite quarterback and immediate win now results.
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Resign Continue Transition at Barbers Hill High
English teacher and former Barbers Hill High softball coach Sharlene Smith left Mont Belvieu after April 30, replacing longtime head Kirk Hall. Player Rylan Harvey, four years under Smith and now redshirting at Florida State, recalls the coach fondly and predicts the team will push toward the state championship under Sharlene Barnett.
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Click It or Ticket Campaign Crackdown in Texas
Law enforcement steps up nationwide emphasis during Texas DOT 13th annual Click It or Ticket drive May 19 to June 1. Officers will issue fines up to 200 dollars for unbuckled drivers and passengers. The campaign stresses seat belts save lives and urges compliance to avoid tickets and costs.
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Houston council delays vote on equal rights law
Houston city council delayed a vote on a proposed ordinance extending the city ban on discrimination to protect gay, lesbian, and transgender residents. The vote was moved to May 28 after amendments reducing coverage to companies with 15 or more workers. Mayor Annise Parker and supporters say the measure would shield residents from discrimination.
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