Thsca All-Star Game...

[Marty]

...is on July 26 at Cowboys Stadium. Recruits Lairamie Lee and Chad Polk will be playing.

Rosters:

http://thsca.pointstreaksites.com/files/uploaded_documents/386/Football_2011.pdf

Basketball recruit Forrest Robinson of Eastland is playing the night before(7/25) in the THSCA basketball game at Daniel Meyer Coliseum.

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Edited June 21, 2011 by Marty

[Merle]

How big is Lee, the roster has him listed at 6'4 225lbs? I thought he was smaller

[Harry]

That's got to be a typo...hope I'm wrong...!

[Mean Green 93-98]

How big is Lee, the roster has him listed at 6'4 225lbs? I thought he was smaller

According to Rivals and ESPN, 5'10", 180 lbs.

[DeepGreen]

UNT should work to get the THSCA All-Star games played in Denton.

[Marty]

Just a reminder, the football game is Tuesday night.

FoxSports SW is tape delaying the game at 11:00 pm Tuesday night also.

[Marty]

Lairamie Lee will be #20 for the South (red) team and Chad Polk will be #46 for the North (black).

[Reedypoo]

Waiting for Rangers Live to finish so the game will come on, but here is a little clip from ESPN.com.

"Dallas Woodrow Wilson LB Chad Polk swarmed with the North defense, keeping the South All-Stars off the board in the first quarter. He contributed with two tackles for loss in the opening frame and finished the game with four tackles. Polk almost pulled in an interception"

[GrandGreen]

Have not watched all the game yet, but both NT players are starting at linebacker and doing well. Lee looks like a drawf out there but is really aggressive, if he can successful convert to safety he has a lot of promise. Polk is not big either but shows good speed

[UNT Mean Green]

Both players play extremely fast and aggressive, and I like it. Polk is a solid 210 right now, and before you blink your eyes will be a 6'1"+ 225+ LB who can run.

Lee flys all over the place. He was out of position as an inside backer, but he made tons of plays and flew to the ball. He will be a fun one to watch at safety in the future.