Sports Brief w/Mark Allen
* Lady Raiders beat Houston, 60-54 yesterday (Championship game of the Athletes in Action Classic)
* Tech Men BB vs Loyola at 7pm Tonight in Vegas. (Cont Tire Las Vegas Classic Tournament)
* Dallas beat the Indianapolis Colts 42-7 yesterday
* Houston’s Texans beat the Baltimore Ravens 25-13 yesterday.
* NFL Monday Night – Broncos @ the Bengals on ESPN
* HS Football State Finals Champions: Allen, Cedar Hill, Aledo, Ennis, Navasota, Gilmer, Cameron, Waskom, Canadian, Bremond, Crowell, Throckmorton
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Weather – SNOW 70% Chance!!!
MOW – Public Breakfast Was Good! Thank You Slaton!
State Championships HS Football
**Final**
CLASS 3A DIVISION I: Cameron Yoe 70 Mineola 40
CLASS 3A DIVISION II: Waskom 41 Newton 22
CLASS 2A DIVISION I: Canadian 34 Mason 7
CLASS 2A DIVISION II: Bremond 28 Albany 21
CLASS 1A DIVISION I: Crowell 62 May 16
CLASS 1A DIVISION II: Throckmorton 66 Groom 20
**Friday/Saturday**
CLASS 6A DIVISION I: Cy Ranch vs. Allen 8 p.m. Saturday
CLASS 6A DIVISION II: Cedar Hill vs. Katy 4 p.m. Saturday
CLASS 5A DIVISION I: Aledo vs. Temple noon Saturday
CLASS 5A DIVISION II: Ennis vs. Cedar Park 8 p.m. Friday
CLASS 4A DIVISION I: Argyle vs. Navasota 4 p.m. Friday
CLASS 4A DIVISION II: Gilmer vs. West Orange-Stark noon Friday
Weather Sunday!
Sports Brief w/Mark Allen
* Lady Chaps beat Texas A&M International 87-68
* LCU Men beat Texas A&M International 73-55 win.
* Lady Raiders host Nicholls @ USA 5:30 pm Tonight (Athletes in Action Tournament)
* Tech Men host Ark Pine Bluff @ USA 8 pm Tonight
* New Orleans Pelicans beat Houston Rockets 99-90 last night.
* Houston Rockets host Atlanta Hawks Saturday 7 PM
* Dallas Mavericks host San Antonio Spurs Saturday 7:30 PM
* Dallas Cowboys, DeMarco Murray would not say he will play against the Indianapolis Colts,
* Dallas Cowboys host Indianapolis Colts Sunday 3:35 PM CBS
* Houston Texans host Baltimore Ravens Sunday 12 Noon CBS
* HS BB… The Slaton Tigers will be at Littlefield. Idalou host Shallowater;
Roosevelt host Spring-Lake Earth, Coronado @ San Angelo Central
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Dead to the Law (Rom 7:1-6)
By: Curtis Baker
The apostle Peter once said that the writings of Paul are sometimes difficult and hard to understand (2 Peter 3:16). I take great comfort that someone as important as Peter said that, because I have often found the same thing to be true in my own study of Paul. There are several passages that immediately come to mind when I consider the difficulty of Paul’s writing (for example, 1 Corinthians 15:29; Galatians 4:21-31 and 2 Thessalonians 2), but nowhere is Peter’s statement more evident than in the text we are looking at this week in Romans 7:1-6.
Weather – Damp
South Plains Drought Outlook
Click Here – SoPlains_DroughtOutlook_May2014
This is forwarded to you by the State of Texas State Operations Center (SOC).
The National Weather Service (NWS) and its NOAA partners have released the May 2014 Southern Plains Drought Outlook Summary. Included among the key highlights of this month’s Summary are:
- Drought conditions now cover more than 70% of Oklahoma and Texas, and more than 90% of New Mexico.
- Over 2/3 of the region’s winter wheat crop is in poor to very poor condition. Oklahoma’s harvest is projected to be the worst since the 1950s.
- The likelihood of an El Nino event bringing potential drought relief to the region later in 2014 has increased. Experimental guidance from NOAA’s Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences pegs the odds of an El Nino occurring at 80%.
The Summary is attached to this message; additional information on the Southern Plains drought early warning system is available on the U.S. Drought Portal: http://drought.gov/drought/regional-programs/southernplains/southern-plains-home.
For more information on the Summary, please contact the NWS Southern Region Headquarters (SRH) Regional Operations Center (ROC) at sr-srh.roc@noaa.gov or (817) 978-1100 extension 147. The SRH ROC is a NOAA Weather Ready Nation pilot project designed to provide weather, water and climate decision support services to regional partners.
Kurt M. Van Speybroeck
Emergency Response Meteorologist
National Weather Service
Southern Region Headquarters
Regional Operations Center