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Adams coaches Burton. You're thinking of Robbins.

All-Highlands District Offensive Player of the Year: Allen Eccleston, Virginia High Offensive Back of the Year: Allen Eccleston, Virginia High Offensive Lineman of the Year: Brett Harman, Marion Defensive Player of the Year: Nick Esposito, Virginia High Defensive Back of the Year: Robbie Stout, Virginia High Defensive Lineman of the Year: Nick Esposito, Virginia High Coaching Staff of the Year: Virginia High First Team Offense: QB- Zach Messer, Virginia High RB- Allen Eccleston, Virginia High; Joe Cornett, Marion; Duran Carson, Abingdon TE- Randy White, Virginia High WR- Chris Carter, Virginia High; Tyler Bailey, Abingdon OT- Aaron Hall, Virginia High; Seth Shuler, Marion G- Tyler Greer, Virginia High; Harry Hunnell, Abingdon; Brett Harman, Marion C- Michael Briscoe, Marion P- Zack Messer, Virginia High KR- Duran Carson, Abingdon First Team Defense: DB- Chris Carter, Virginia High; Travis Brewer, Abingdon; Cody Patterson, Marion; Nathaniel Creasy, Marion LB- Randy White, Virginia High; Robbie Stout, Virginia High; Tommy Lyon, Marion; Stephen Lowe, Abingdon DE- Nick Esposito, Virginia High; Brett Harmon, marion DT- Nick Overbay, Abingdon; Brad Newton, Lee High; Ross Ellis, Abingdon K- Mike Cisneros, Marion Second Team: QB- Adam Henderso, Abingdon RB- Andre Ayala, Virginia High; Tommy Lyon, Marion WR- Joe Bias, Abingdon; Garry Stafford, Lee High OT- Calton Powers, Abingdon DB- Adam Ayala, Virginia High KR- Jordan Haynes, Lee High LB- Tyler Nickey, Marion; Dustin Dennison, Lee high; Tyler Martin, Marion K- Caleb Hunt, Virginia High

55 was the number worn by Rickie Harris. Harris was a former Burton player who was killed in an automobile accident this summer.

Final. Riverheads 21-20

Crowd chanting "55". 3rd and 12- pass incomplete. 4th- pass incomplete. Raiders want a flag, said defender was all over the reciever. Fans, announcers, all not happy. :22 left.

1st- Pass incomplete :42 left. 2nd- Stewart is sacked for a loss of two. :34 left.

Burton recovers onside kick!!!!!! :47 seconds left. Ball at the 47.

17 yards away, going for two. Pass is batted down, two point conversion no good. Refs may not make it out of the stadium alive now.

Touchdown Burton!!!! 21-20 Riverheads with the lead. Been quite a few questionable calls in this one and just called an unsportsmanlike conduct on Burton, they're not happy about it either. Been a few on Burton from what I understand. :50 left in game.

21-14 Riverheads leads. Raiders just converted on 4th and 2, and have moved it down to the 21 of Riverheads with 2:50 left in the game.

Halftime now...same score. Riverheads has fumbled 4 times and thrown one int. Burton has thrown an interception too.

The game just started at 4. Burton is leading 14-7 late in the 2nd quarter.

Yeah, I think you've established that now. So, even though I HATE Abingdon and Lebanon...Congrats to Richlands!!!

They don't play until 4.

[ QUOTE ] I remember that Richlands - Lee game fondly. Jeremy McCommons ran wild that day on Lee. Hadn't Lee beat Richlands just a few weeks before that?? [/ QUOTE ] Don't remember much of anything about Lee's years until about 97, a little too young. All I know is that was when Pendergraft, Johnson, and Young played lol. Pendergraft still holds the passing records and Johnson is still 2nd tackles. Pendergraft did set a game record with 4 touchdowns against Richlands in '94 and seeing how they only scored 23 in the playoff game from the sources I looked at, I'm guessing it was in the one you are referring too.

Richlands 66 Lee 23

http://www.tricitiessports.com/default.a...ssports&he=.com Science Hill is Bake Sale Away From Spurrier Hire By RON MORRIS TheState.com (Note: reprinted with permission from The State)> SCIENCE HILL HIGH School is not giving up. The rumors continue to circulate this week in Johnson City, Tenn., that the school’s favorite son, Steve Spurrier, will be its next football coach. Keith Turner, Science Hill’s athletics director, can hardly contain himself with anticipation of Spurrier walking the Hilltoppers sideline. “It would be a dream come true,†Turner said when reached by telephone late last week. “It would be a once-in-a-lifetime thing for a high school to have someone of that caliber come back. The interest, participation, support is going to be magnified beyond what you would ever imagine.†Turner confirmed the job had been offered to Spurrier. “If he wants it, it’s his,†Turner said. “There wouldn’t be any interviewing with him. We know what he can do. All he’s got to do is just tell us.†Spurrier could not be reached for comment. He said on Saturday when his contract with South Carolina was extended to six years and by $500,000 annually that he is happy in Columbia. He said is not interested in any other job, although he was coy in not addressing the one in his boyhood home of Johnson City. Eric Hyman, USC’s athletics director, was stunned to learn of Science Hill’s continued interest in Spurrier. “Miami and Alabama are one thing; Science Hill is quite another,†Hyman said. “I hope this does not mean we have to renegotiate Steve’s contract again.†One source very, very close to the scene in Columbia and Johnson City said everything points to Spurrier leaving the college ranks, even without a day of coaching experience at the high school level. That source is a close relative of Spurrier. OK, it’s his brother Graham, who lives about two blocks from Science Hill High. (Hey, sources do not get any closer than that). Graham Spurrier did not request anonymity in speaking to The State about his brother. “They’ve been down the last several years, mediocre at best,†Graham Spurrier said of the Hilltoppers. “So they’ve needed a new shot in the arm. Maybe he’d be the perfect choice to give them a shot in the arm and bring their competitiveness back.†Spurrier often has said that he selected USC because of its football history, or lack thereof. His mantra at USC has been about accomplishing “a lot of firsts.†That was reason enough for Spurrier to give Miami and Alabama, schools with storied traditions, the brush-off during the past couple of weeks. Well, Science Hill can offer the same less-than-stellar football history as USC. As a player, Spurrier led the Hilltoppers to a state high school baseball championship, but Science Hill fell short in basketball and football when he was there in the early ’60s. In fact, Science Hill never has won a state football championship, and the program has fallen on hard times the past few seasons. John Bowles, the former coach, could not manage a .500 record in his eight seasons. Worse, Bowles’ teams did not fare well against Dobyns-Bennett High School from nearby Kingsport. Just as Mike Shula probably lost his job because his Alabama team did not defeat rival Auburn in four seasons, so too did Bowles’ tenure conclude without a win against its closest rival. Science Hill’s losing streak against Dobyns-Bennett is 13 games. “That would change in a hurry,†Turner, the school’s athletics director, said of having Spurrier as coach. “The ability is here, the athletes are here. Steve’s offensive schemes would be tremendous with the athletes we have.†Science Hill and Johnson City have still more to offer Spurrier, who has long owned eight apartment units near the high school. Turner and Graham Spurrier confirmed that the Johnson City Country Club and The Ridges, an exclusive private golf course in Johnson City, would offer free year-round membership to the new coach. Since Science Hill already plays its home games at Memorial Stadium’s Steve Spurrier Field, Turner has assured Spurrier that the school’s baseball field and basketball gymnasium also would bear his name. Money might seem to be an issue, but Turner said the school’s booster club is taking up donations to help increase Spurrier’s salary. Turner has a couple of aces in the hole as well. Science Hill High alumnus Matt Czuchry, more commonly known as Logan Huntzberger on TV’s “Gilmore Girls,†has indicated to Turner that he will make a sizeable contribution to the Spurrier cause. Then there is Science Hill High graduate Andrea Millen Rich, the wife of New York real estate millionaire Howie Rich. Turner is confident the Rich family will make Spurrier very happy when he accepts the Science Hill job. “We’ve ironed out most of the details of the contract,†Turner said. Turner said Spurrier fans should not read too much into the coach’s decision to continue recruiting for USC and to lead the Gamecocks in the Liberty Bowl late this month. Turner said he could wait for a decision about his new football coach well into the summer. He added that it might not be a coincidence Spurrier has plans to play golf in Johnson City this summer.

I thought it was different for classification?

http://www.ux1.eiu.edu/~cfmhb/

[ QUOTE ] Also, if i remember correctly... Grundy whooped Lee in the Regionals. [/ QUOTE ] 48-46, you call that getting whooped???

Yeah, it's the early game, starts at 12:30.

It's their coverage "area" I think, not the entire SWVA area. That's how they usually do it. So they wouldn't put George Wythe and others in.

I believe it was.... Game 1 -Abingdon 71 Grundy 59 Game 2 -Grundy 74 Abingdon 52

http://www.chick-fil-abowl.com/2006/teamselection/2006_selectionblog_w51128.html

Salem leads 14-12 at the half.