Texas recruits commit early as decisions precede senior year
In Texas more than half of the top 100 high school football recruits have verbally committed to colleges, signaling a trend of players choosing schools before their senior year begins.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2005
Page
1
In Texas more than half of the top 100 high school football recruits have verbally committed to colleges, signaling a trend of players choosing schools before their senior year begins.
The House approved a national energy plan that would provide billions in tax subsidies to energy companies. Critics say it fails to promote a broader mix of energy sources such as wind, cleaner coal, and new nuclear reactors. The bill excludes opening Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling. House Republicans plan to push that issue separately.
Federal judge Rob Junell sentenced David Lee Jarman to 15 years in prison, 50,000 dollars in fines, and three years of supervised release for possessing a firearm as a felon and with an obliterated serial number. The case ties to the February 5, 2004 killing of Jessica Joann Lucas, Jarman’s cousin.
Summer reading effort launched by Read-To-Me founder Idell Tatum honors Gertrude Bruce, Odessa's first Black librarian. 117 children from South Odessa joined, reading 4,871 books as community groups donate TVs, VCRs, certificates and club materials.
ECISD officials prepare for TEA accountability ratings by outlining a scope and sequence aligned to TAKS. Deniece Hazard notes teaching to tested content and shared responsibility across grades, as principals and assistants study the new road map to improve 2006 outcomes.
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