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Jamario is listed behind a dude that is a kick returner. And both of them are listed behind a Texas Tech RB

W-H staffers taped taking property 08:16 AM CDT on Thursday, July 21, 2005 By HERB BOOTH / The Dallas Morning News WILMER – A Wilmer-Hutchins school official says he will launch an inventory of the district's equipment after employees were videotaped removing school property. The official, human resources director Lew Blackburn, was present as WFAA-TV (Channel 8) videotaped an unidentified woman putting a television in her vehicle Wednesday at one of the district's closed schools. "She took it back into the classroom," Dr. Blackburn said of the woman at Bishop Heights Elementary School. "I don't think we'll prosecute. She took it back. She didn't know it was district property. I feel certain she was trying to help the teacher." WFAA also videotaped people loading furniture and a computer tower into their cars. Employees of the troubled district were scheduled to remove their personal belongings from classrooms and offices this week. Dr. Blackburn said he was supervising the employees but couldn't be on campuses all day. The Dallas school board plans to meet Monday to consider taking in Wilmer-Hutchins' 2,700 students because their district doesn't have enough money to educate them. The Texas Education Agency is trying to sell most of Wilmer-Hutchins' campuses and land and indirectly use the proceeds to funnel $4 million to Dallas schools. Interim Superintendent Eugene Young said he was aware the district had arranged for employees to retrieve their personal items. "If someone took district property in that way, we will prosecute them. ..." Mr. Young said. "But through the years, people collect quite a few personal items in a classroom or office." At Wilmer-Hutchins High School, Navy Junior ROTC commander Jeff Cizek removed the last of his personal equipment from the school Wednesday afternoon. He, like other teachers, recently received a letter informing him it was time to pack up. "It basically said, 'Hey, it's time to go find a job and move out,' " he said. Mr. Cizek's property included a refrigerator, printer and lectern. "The school didn't reimburse me for [anything]," he said. "That's part of the problem."

I would. He's fast for an undersized LB (211), but is slow for a safety. He also had problems with coverage last year when he played. That's all we need a DB that can't cover.

Thank goodness most women would realize how good they have it and wouldn't do that.

Hell, we can't even get Zach Muzzy a redshirt!!!

Why do you think Thompson will unseat Mendoza? Mendoza is the hardest hitter on the team. He is a step slow, but makes up for it with his football savey. I think Thompson will replace Early. Shawn tore his ACL and may not be 100 percent this season. I would redshirt him in 2005 and let him comeback at full speed for 2006.

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Great PR for the University. Gerald, you've made a great choice in choosing a school.

How did Charley Brown's little Bro look?

Ktulu7 are you sure you're not Green Grenade II. This is as crazy as some of his post!

Is that good or bad?

2005 DIVISION I-A FOOTBALL SUMMER MEDIA DAYS (July 18-Aug. 2) CONFERENCE; DATE(S); LOCATION ACC; July 24-26; Hot Springs, Va. Big East; July 18-19; Newport, R.I. Big Ten; Aug. 1-2; Chicago, Ill. Big 12; July 19-21; Houston C-USA; Aug. 1-2; Memphis, Tenn. Mid-American; July 25-26; Cleveland Mountain West; July 18-19; San Diego Pac-10; Aug. 2; Los Angeles SEC; July 27-29; Birmingham, Ala. Sun Belt; July 25-26; New Orleans WAC; July 26-28; Reno, Nev.

Can't open the link!!

That would actually take someone doing their job. Still haven't seen the Outland Trophy watch list announced on the MeanGreenSports.com website.

Where's All of the Above??

They play Alabama the same time we play LSU. If it is a Thursday game, it will be an advantage to come in healthy!!!

When I was the Sports Editor in Rockwall. I got media guides from all over the country and we were just a semi-weekly.

That is the reason he missed the Ark. St game. Remember when Mitchell ran wild in the rain!

Denton (7/12/05) - Former Mean Green football star and Kansas City Chiefs Pro Bowler Brian Waters stopped by the North Texas Football Camp to visit with the athletes. Waters, who became the first offensive lineman to ever be named the AFC Offensive Player of the Week, spoke to campers about the importance of dedication in order to persevere in football. No one knows better than Waters about how to succeed on the field under adverse conditions. While at North Texas, Waters played nearly every position on both sides of the ball, finding two-way success as a tight end and all-conference defensive tackle. Signed by the Dallas Cowboys as a free-agent defensive lineman and tight end, Waters has since started 55 consecutive games as an offensive lineman for the Chiefs. Last season, his line paved the way for Chief's running backs to rumble for an NFL record eight touchdowns against the Atlanta Falcons. Waters was recently named to the North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame and will be inducted as part of the Mean Green’s annual homecoming weekend festivities on October 29.

LOL!!

While perusing the August 2005 issue of Playboy. The one with the lovely Guess model Diora Baird on the cover. I found this on page 29: Take that PC police!!!

This explains why he told police he was God a couple of weeks ago when he was arrested.

This is your brain on drugs!!!

WRONG!!!! Tackle: Issac Thomas rF and Pruitt Jr are starters. TJ Raymond So, Miller Sr, Stevenson So, Pistole Jr....2 JC's and 2 Fr

Steve Williams AKA "Stone Cold" Steve Austin