Last year was one of the best football seasons Millikan has ever had. But the Rams lost some key returning starters over the offseason. Will they be able to build from the program’s success in 2007, or is it back to square one?

Jordan finished with a .500 record last season, and if two plays had gone the other way they would have been in the playoffs. So even though they finished fifth in a league where the top four teams got in, don’t overlook Jordan—you can bet the other Moore League coaches won’t.

Historically, winning football seasons in Compton have been few and far between. In the last three seasons, however, they made it to the playoffs on the strength of an explosive running game (read: Donald Green) and a swarming defense. Could this be the year that Compton finds consistency in the post-Green era?

Can newly minted head coach A.J. Luke bring some of that Poly history to Long Beach’s youngest school? The former Poly defensive specialist brought a half-dozen other ‘Rabbits coaches with him when he headed west over the Summer.

With football season so close you can smell it, JJ and Mike just couldn’t hold it in any longer. In this special late night/early morning episode, the boys take an hour off from being ridiculously excited about the new site to be even more excited about the return of the cleats to the turf. Long Beach’s one and only SportsNight: now officially Mr. & Mr. Ocho Cinco.

That chase pack we mentioned? Lakewood tends to be out in front. The story’s the same as it always is, and that ain’t bad—is this the year the Lancers can track down the ‘Rabbits? Or will they continue to be the best two-seed in Southern California?

The Jackrabbits start the year off right in Miami with a shut-down defense, an explosive running game, and a 29-7 victory over the defending national champs.

A game-ending double play against the Orange County Flyers earns the local boys the GBL South 2nd Half Championship.

The LBSU women’s volleyball team light up the ‘Myd on Saturday, closing out the Long Beach State Invitational with a four set win over Missouri.

It was all about LBSU XC at Carbon Canyon Park on Saturday, with Sarah Apgar and Matt Maldonado leading the Niners to team success in the Fullerton Season Opener.