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There are two sides to Rusk defensive end Quinn Anthony. One is the 6'2, 265 pound lineman who enjoys contact and wreaking havoc in opposing backfields. The other side of Anthony makes as many appearances as the defensive end. One such appearance came during Rusk's media day, when photographers were trying to find the right spot for varsity coach Baldemar Ruiz to stand. More ... E veryone in Alto knows lightning can strike twice. But three times? That's a whole new ballgame. Creating their own "Stairway to Heaven," the Alto Yellowjackets varsity football team crushed hopes and annihilated opponents' dreams with a devastating rout of Texas high school football talent on their way to two consecutive state championships. More ... T he Alto Yellowjackets begin defending their consecutive state championships Friday when they travel to San Augustine to take on the Wolves. More ... "The devil is in the details." So what is a football team to do with a 2007 record of two wins and eight losses? Jacksonville Athletic Director and Head Coach Steve Wells knows exactly what he has to do - he goes back to basics. More ... A s far as new beginnings go, few teams in Texas are in greater need of a new beginning than the Jacksonville Indians. None of the current Jacksonville players were in high school the last time the Indians made the playoffs in 2004. More ... Now that the scrimmages are over, it's time to get down to business. For the Rusk Eagles, business is restoring their playoff tradition, a streak that was snapped last year for the first time in six seasons. Prior to getting down to business in the regular season, the Eagles took on Brownsboro and Crockett in scrimmages to prepare them for the grind of a 10-game season. More ... |
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