Carroll
running out of options When Johnny Smith graduated and took his more than
2,000 rushing yards with him two years ago, everyone wondered how Carroll could
possibly replace him. Faced with what looked like a massive void to fill, Carroll
simply slipped Ted Barnhart into Smith's vacated role and watched as Barnhart
topped his predecessor, rushing for more than 2,500 yards. FULL
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King is on a playoff chase The way Moody coach Steve Castillo describes it,
King coach Jim Elam has a plan to turn around a program within three seasons.
The way Elam talks about it, there is no solid plan. He said it just takes time
for the coaching staff and the players to come together and form a common bond.
Whatever the means, the positive results could be at hand. FULL
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Miller’s defense starts now A year ago, conventional thought was that Jim Gupton
may have to start looking for employment elsewhere outside the Corpus Christi
Independent School District. In his first three seasons as Miller High School's
football coach and athletics coordinator, Gupton's teams combined for an unspectacular
3-27 record. FULL STORY »
Moody: Filling in the blanks Just a quick glance at the lack of returning skill
players makes it seem like it's time for Moody to scrap its spread offense. The
quarterback who brilliantly ran the offense is gone. The trio of receivers that
hauled in pass after pass and gave opposing defenses fits are all gone. The leading
returning wide receiver - with six catches - is competing for the quarterback
job. FULL STORY »
The complete package Gary Turberville isn't much for hyping up his own
players to the press, especially in the preseason. The way he figures it, no one
on his team has played a single snap in 2002, so what have they done to earn public
praise? Even though the veteran coach, who is entering his 10th season at Ray,
is not big on August compliments, Travis Wheat is so good that even Turberville
slips up when his quarterback's name is mentioned. FULL
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Victoria Memorial: New district foe All the history between Victoria and the Corpus
Christi Independant School District schools is pretty much lost on this year's
version of the Memorial Vipers. FULL STORY
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