PODCAST: Coach Driskell talks about Kerens, Sunnyvale scrimmages

Interview with Malakoff High School Coach Jamie Driskell. (8-23)

MAIN POINTS:

– Review from last week’s scrimmage against Kerens.
– The “dog days” of summer have arrived.
– Senior class may be small in numbers, but big on leadership.
– Ready to get into the normal flow of the football season.

QUOTABLE: “It’s that week where everybody is ready to get it over with, because you’re ready to game plan. The kids are really ready to get in the routine of things. We’re not in the routine of our game plan yet.”

That flying squirrel did not break my new refrigerator

Posted by Around the Town on Saturday, August 19, 2017

By Loretta Humble/Around the Town

That flying squirrel did not break my new refrigerator. No way. But due to some of my previous run-ins with nature’s creatures, maybe you could forgive me for taking a minute to wonder.

I have never been one for throwing money around. I live in a little old house that I moved to my portion of the family farm and fixed up. Then I furnished it with used furniture. I totally love it. It reminds me of the house where I was born right across the road from here. But I don’t want my kitchen to look like Mama’s. I like stainless steel appliances, and in particular, I love a huge wonderful refrigerator/freezer that looks like the refrigerated section of a fancy grocery store inside, but no way could I stand to part with cost of a new one of those.

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Malakoff Tigers to host Kerens Friday in Soap Scrimmage

The Malakoff Tigers will host their annual soap scrimmage 6 p.m. this Friday against Kerens.

“We buy detergent throughout the year, but when you’re doing laundry for 70 – 75 kids it takes a lot of soap,” Coach Jamie Driskell told HCN during our recent podcast.

There will be no charge to attend the scrimmage, but Malakoff is asking fans to bring some bar soap or detergent to help out the athletic program.

“When you’re fighting staph and things like that you want to keep everybody as clean as possible,” Driskell said. “Any soap that we could get … we sure appreciate it.”

Intensity high as TVCC Cards in shells for the first time

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By Michael V. Hannigan/HCN

The Trinity Valley Community College Cardinals were in shells and shorts for the first time Tuesday, which meant there was an increase in contact on the practice field.

“Everybody looks good in shorts and helmets and everybody talks a good game,” said Smiley, “but when you’ve got to strap up and put a mouthpiece in and somebody is hitting you back, it is a whole different story.”

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