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It’s official: Henry added to Texans’ practice squad
Edison High School graduate Chris Henry confirmed via e-mail last night what the transaction wire told us earlier in the day: He is officially a member of the Houston Texans. The third-year running back was added to the Texans’ practice squad Wednesday, 10 days after being released by the Tennessee Titans. Henry, a second-round draft [...]
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Henry reportedly signing with Texans
The Houston Chronicle is reporting that the Houston Texans are going to sign Edison High School graduate Chris Henry to their practice squad.
The third-year running back was waived by the Tennessee Titans on Sept. 28. The Titans selected Henry out of Arizona in the second round of the 2007 NFL Draft. He had 122 yards [...]
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Titans waive RB Chris Henry
The Tennessee Titans released Edison High graduate Chris Henry today, parting ways with a player they selected in the second round of the 2007 NFL Draft. If he clears waivers, Henry could rejoin the Titans as a member of the practice squad or sign with another team.
Henry, 24, had 122 yards on 32 carries with [...]
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Rankin signs with Seattle Seahawks
Running back Louis Rankin signed with the Seattle Seahawks today and at this hour is flying to Seattle to join the team. The agent for the former Lincoln High School star said the deal is pending a physical examination scheduled for Tuesday. The Oakland Raiders released Rankin on Sunday. He cleared waivers at 1 p.m. [...]
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Touchdown!: Edison grad scores on second NFL carry
Lynell Hamilton, an Edison High graduate who had three carries as a senior at San Diego State after injuries crippled his college career, scored his first NFL touchdown today at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Buffalo, N.Y.
We speculated during the week that Hamilton could see action for the first time today because Pierre Thomas and Mike [...]
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Who’s house?
I’ve listened to an endless number of coaches and athletes over the years tell me how frustrating it is when teams don’t get any support from the student body, home or away. Don’t count Edison volleyball coach Gabe Leal or his players among the disgruntled.
About 70 students and staff wearing matching t-shirts with “E House” [...]
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A look back at Week 2
First, for anyone who read my feature on the Franklin High coaching staff, I know I got it wrong. Al Gross played for the Cleveland Browns, not the New Orleans Saints.
With that out of the way, here are my thoughts on Week 2, at least what I know…
Stagg looked very good tonight. It’s always tough [...]
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What about the ‘D’?
Got a call from a St. Mary’s parent over the weekend regarding the story I wrote following the Rams’ 48-3 win over Jesuit in Carmichael on Saturday.
Now, I get these calls all the time, especially during football season. They’re usually obnoxious and short-sighted. This caller was neither obnoxious or short-sighted. He was a perfect gentleman [...]
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