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FB: Bryan grad puts school before NFL offseason

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New England Patriots defensive end Ty Warren is forgoing his $250,000 offseason workout bonus, he says, because no amount of money is worth having his kids see their father without a college degree.

A possible NFL lockout in 2011, which has him thinking more about life after his playing career, also is on his mind.

That's why as the Patriots opened their voluntary offseason program Monday, the 29-year-old Warren was home in Bryan with his wife, Kesha, and their three kids, Brionna, Brielle and Bailey.

ESPNBoston.com

 

FB: Former South Texas coach, AD dies

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Harry McBain Jr. started his 25-year coaching career as the head football coach at San Antonio Southwest High School. McBain, a former athletics director at San Antonio Alamo Heights High School who also taught history, died March 5 of lung disease. He was 74.

McBain coached football and taught history at Alamo Heights, San Antonio McCollum, South San and Del Rio. During his 11 years at Alamo Heights in the 1960s and '70s, he served as the athletics director.

San Antonio Express-News

 

FB: Charles honored in PA

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Jamaal Charles may have added another record to his bulging resume Friday afternoon, and he didn’t even have a football under his arm.

Surrounded by a throng of family, friends and fans at the Museum of the Gulf Coast, Port Arthur’s newest NFL sensation probably established a record for most autographs signed and pictures taken in 30 minutes. And he loved every minute of it.

“This is a real special day for me,” Charles said, after Port Arthur Historical Society president Dr. Sam Monroe made the official announcent that Charles has been unanimously voted into the Sports Legends Gallery. “Having my family and the people who supported me all these years turn out like this is something I’ll never forget.

Port Arthur News

   

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TRK: Mile record holder still competing

Steve Magness can’t really explain how he became the fastest kid in Texas seven years ago.

But on a spring day at Klein Memorial Stadium in 2003, Magness – then a Klein Oak High senior – setting the record for the 1,600-meter (one mile) run in...

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TRK: Refugio, A&M star remembers track success

Toya Jones knows he can't change the past, but he wonders.  Jones won a record 13 gold medals at the University Interscholastic League's Track and Field State Championships during his four years at Refugio. He continued his track and field career at Texas A&M...

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Baseball alumni

Baseball alumni

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BB: Synder alum begins comeback in Midland

Former Snyder baseball pitcher Lance Day continues to improve -- more than a year after nearly being killed when he was "sucker punched" at a Lubbock-area party. Day, who is currently 5-0 at Midland College, was given a 60 percent chance of survival after both...

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BB: San Angelo star's MLB career short, but memorable

If not for being involved in two of the funniest moments in baseball history and stroking the first hit in The Ballpark in Arlington, San Angelo native David Hulse’s major league career would have been rather nondescript thanks to injuries that cut his career...

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MLB: Q&A with Abilene grad John Lackey

On Aug. 30, former Abilene High multiple-sport standout John Lackey joined Nolan Ryan, Frank Tanana, Chuck Finley and Mike Witt as the fifth player in Los Angeles Angels history to win 100 games. Read More...

Boys Basketball alumni

Boys Basketball alumni

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BBK: Hightower alum still living the dream

Since he was 7, Lanny Smith has had the same birthday wish every year. Each time he blew out the candles on his birthday cake, he asked for the same thing: to make it to the NBA. It wasn’t long ago that the dream seemed well within reach. The Chronicle’s 2003...

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BBK: NBA does SE Texas proud

Whose career would you rather have? A string of Hall of Famers with spectacular individual accomplishments? Or a couple of kids from the Golden Triangle who won state championships for Andre Boutte more than half a decade apart, then parlayed that into solid --yet...

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Girls basketball alumni

Girls basketball alumni

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Girls soccer alumni

Girls soccer alumni

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GSOC: Abilene Wylie alum recovering from tragic accident

Abilene Wylie graduate Jordan Click, who continued her soccer career at Northwestern Oklahoma State University in Alva, Okla., may face a future without soccer due to a spinal cord injury sustained in a one-car crash April 10. Jordan, who underwent...

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Golf alumni

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Quotes

  • THSCA All-Star FB "At Falls City, it's like Christmas when we get to play on artificial turf. I can't even fathom playing in air conditioning." --Falls City's Will Kirchhoff on playing in the Alamodome for the THSCA...
  • La Feria football "The La Feria Independent School District Board of Trustees recently proved that it doesn’t know how to fire a coach. Now it’s shown that it doesn’t know how to hire one either." --Dave Favila,...
  • 2A/1A playoff teams “I’m old school. It would satisfy me if only one went”   --Brady football coach Glen Jones reacting to the UIL increasing the number of football playoff teams to three.
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