Saturday, September 12, 2009

Weather Update

Rain finally starting to move away from the Houston area as Katy gets set to take on Bellevue, Washington, while there has been a steady rain all day at Pennington Field in Bedford, where Euless Trinity will take on Cedar Hill at 7:30 in a matchup of class 5A #1 and 2 (AP). The good news is there is little lightning with this rain, which should allow the games to be played.

Shead Loses Ground

Cayuga's game against Dawson was cancelled in the second quarter last night with the Wildcats leading 20-0. Running back Traylon Shead, who is in pursuit of Kenneth Hall's national career rushing record had over 100 yards in the first quarter, but it was all wiped out by severe thunderstorms, leading to cancellation of the game. Shead has 459 yards and 5 TDs on the season and stays at 8,055 for his career.

Grand Prairie Forfeits to Arlington High

In an unusual move, Grand Prairie conceded to Arlington in a forfeit 2-0 due to the weather. The game would have been replayed today, but Gopher coach Gary Bartel stated half the kids on his team work and he didn't feel that he wanted to play with a large number of players missing.
Grand Prairie Forfeits to Arlington High

Headlines From Friday Night

Weather again caused numerous delays and cancellations across the state Friday night. In class 4A, four top ten teams were knocked off, while Denton Ryan quarterback Scotty Young tied the state record (which was just tied last week by Birdville QB Josh Dorman) with 8 touchdown passes in a 70-63 win over McKinney.

Young is off to a torrid start with 1,167 yards and 20 TD passes in his first three games.

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Friday Night Lights Live

Weather Delays

Weather is a factor again in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area. The Garland-Lake Highlands game is delayed. If the game is cancelled it would be two weeks in a row that Garland has lost a game.