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Was concerned HF might look a little "flat" and they did. Wasn't horrible by any means but a bit lack luster. Hard for teenagers to play inspired football after last week. You would hope for an angry squad trying to regroup, but HF was a massive favorite and again it's teenagers. HJ is not the HJ I coached against 10 plus years. With 4 teams making the playoffs from every district they could very well be the best team in the state that doesn't make the playoffs. Not much consolation to the players and coaches, but that's a decent football squad.

As I’ve told you before, no one likes her, so she’s a moot point.

I’m not certain on how good Nederland or PNG is, this may be one of the worst districts they have been in. These teams have been bad! Next week will be the only hard game they have in district play. Good luck and hopefully injury free to both teams.

Taking Ohio state and Alabama very large…

Its not happening. Someone here brought up how bad it was 2 weeks ago in the Carthage game. Aggies saw the punch vs Newton week 1. Its week 8 nothings changed. Still getting the last push in before going back to the huddle. And when they have the lead late. Offense plays not to lose instead of going for the kill. How many yards KJ would have if half of his runs weren't called back?

From 88-03 district 20-4A was a beast for golden triangle teams. We had some serious games back then

Lol,I'm glad you caught it!! Some watching the game so hard might not have seen it.your up 14.with the ball inside the 20 with 3:35 to go.so, when they huddled on the sideline and 19,4 ,14,24 thought they were going in they just held them out.i guess they thought the game was over!! Hopefully they learn from this game.i know they wanna win but they have to control there emotions.A team can't have just about 300 yds rushing in one half and only be up 7 at halftime.i can except the holding bcz that can corrected.but,all the personal fouls.you have to hold a kid accountable.

Back to the kicking decisions. Hernandez could've put 3 points on the board from 5 yards farther back. Silsbee broadcaster even said he threw his hands up going back to the sideline. His only miss all year was last week with a bad snap. When he has punted he's dropped it inside the 5 when possible. He has talent. Things like this could be why the last kicker didnt return play his senior year. Even though he broke every record at WOS. At times they've shown zero confidence in them. Flashback to the OT loss at PNG few years ago. It went to OT because they wouldn't let the kicker kick. But Joseph did and the kid nailed it. How many times did we hear CT talk about winning all 3 phases?

I missed it live but went back to the broadcast. You're right. Levi was in for KJ too. Really?!?! Its the same staff that called a TO on 3rd down of opening drive. Next play went -2. Then they went for it on 4th and lost 10 more yards. Why not punt from midfield? I'll get back to that. Then at the end its like he heard me say "we cant play prevent on offense." And replied back... hold my beer. Same coach ran down to call the TO. Put in the FG team. False start. So now lets try to throw to the end zone. Athleticism can only bail him out so many times. Will they have another KJ next year? Is Spears or Alexander gonna be another record breaking savior? Tonight we played a sloppy undisciplined game and escaped with a win. Think Silsbee had 14 points from scoop and scores. We couldn't make a 1st down after 2 of their turnovers. Penalties cost us numerous times. This wont work in December. Loved the cooler weather tonight but I want them to play indoors at some point. Only one place to do that.

Anderson, WB pound United 28-14 By Tom Halliburton Tammeron Anderson never expected to run so much Friday night but the West Brook senior handled his heavy workload ‘ok’ by his own estimation. The Bruins quarterback and his big-play receiver/runner Brandon Jackson dazzled Beaumont United’s defense when it counted as the west end squad convincingly reclaimed the Beaumont Bowl title 28-14 at wind-blown Doggett Family Stadium. How convincingly did coach Chuck Langston’s red and blue (3-4 and 2-3) restore their 5A Division 1 playoff hopes? They outgained the younger Timberwolves (6-2 and 3-2) by a commanding 422 yards to United’s 246. How involved was West Brook’s field general in compiling that 422 total. The University of Louisiana pledge, Anderson ran a seemingly excessive 26 times for 151 yards and threw for 198 more. Tam tossed three scoring passes and dashed to paydirt for a fourth score. Anderson’s busiest receiver, Jackson, collected five of his passer’s nine completions for 166 yards and two touchdowns while Brock Anderson added a touchdown catch which shoved WB in the lead for keeps. There’s no way anyone expected the Bruins quarterback to take off and run that often. Not even Tam himself. But the Timberwolves defense had to stretch the field and assign a defender to guard each potential weapon as the Bruins constantly lined up in an empty backfield. That permitted Tam to dash into the wide-open spaces. “The game plan was to get the ball to my receivers but United has a great defense and our receivers weren’t always open,” the Bruins passer said. “We had to give them some unique looks (offensive formations),” said the head coach’s son and WB offensive coordinator Justice Langston. “We thought we might have to put it on Tam’s back.” When the rivals shook hands, Timberwolves head coach Drenard Williams spoke with class, complimenting the Bruins. “They kept our passing game contained and we couldn’t punch it into the end zone,” United’s second-year head coach said. “I take my hat off to them. It’s all about execution. But we sure don’t have time to hang our hats.” Anderson would be the first guy to admit that his night would feel far less than perfect. He lost two fumbles in the game’s first 15 minutes. United linebacker Myles Andrews jarred one loose in the end zone and teammate Justice Johnson covered it for touchdown, giving United a 14-7 lead less than a minute into the second quarter. From that point, WB’s offensive line decided to take charge, often escorting its quarterback to large yardage chunks. The Bruins tied the game midway in the second quarter with an 87-yard, 15-play drive. They grabbed their first lead late in the third quarter with a 62-yard, 14-play possession. The fourth-quarter trip to the end zone covered 64 yards in eight snaps. “I thought our offensive line played extremely well,” the Bruins head coach said. “We were very physical up front. Tam is a special young man with an unbelievable character. We put a lot on him tonight.” Senior offensive lineman Michael Richard felt his unit definitely took command of United’s defense after halftime. “I could tell by the energy we had,” Richard said. “We just had to make sure we executed and stayed together… The main thing is we just locked in on all of our plays.” As for the game’s most productive yardage gainer, the West Brook quarterback preferred to downplay his contribution. “I had an OK game but I could have done much better,” Anderson said. “I feel happy not for me but for the team, for our school and all the people on the west end.” Tom Halliburton is a Beaumont Enterprise senior sports correspondent

The kid is one dimensional I figure bu could contain him and win the game man was I wrong smh….i guess that will be the start of a three game losing streak

I like the young QB from silsbee.he has a lot upside!! He has a live arm. I worry more Abt w.o than silsbee.even though silsbee defense gave up a lot.they kept battling.i don'tthink y'all could see what we were seeing.lol, I'm telling you if one of silsbee lineman grab one of w.o kids I'm telling every play w.o ready to push and grab and everything else.lol, it was so bad that even at the for the last off side kick they called #9 again for the unsportsmanlike penalty.but, one problem.he was on the sidelines.if look across the state it's a reason teams in East Texas are better than our area.theyre more discipline.

Also drops have been an issue all season. QB throws a good ball typically. Gotta give him that.

Is getting the ball inside the five yard line and settling for a field goal cause we tried to pass and run outside twice delusional? is coaches not knowing what package to use and having to burn a time out in the third quarter delusional nah it’s not this late in the season that stuff should be fluid and easy, but not in cardinal country

The amount of people on here with zero football IQ is appalling. I counted at least 6 huge drops by the WRs who were wide open. How is that bad play calling? Also calling to put in the backup QB? Delusional.

RJ was targeted 12 times tonight in the passing game. Almost 50% of the passing plays were for him to be involved. I saw a young QB improve even more tonight, even though the stats won't show it. Moved in the pocket well, escaped trouble multiple times to throw dimes. One specific third down drop changed the momentum as the bad snap next play ended a promising drive. Silsbee missing couple starting RBs didn't help but the real story was WOS big plays. The touchdown with 26 secs left in the 1st half was devastating. Both teams had drives ended inside redzone tonight due to fumbles, penalties, etc.

'Results, not excuses' Your words, your lil motto 🫵🏾🤣

I know someone was getting fried on social media for showing up to BU sideline with all that BU gear on. Maybe that's why yall lost @BMTSoulja1 🤷🏾‍♂️ Hope they do the same thing on October 30th too.

Huge improvement? I saw where PNG led that game 55 - 6 with starters... how much better are you looking for?? lol

Just like Shea Adams was used a few years ago? Does Ashworth have the same skills?

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Sloppy, sloppy game for us. Win and move on.

I picked Smoke town by a TD. Looks like WOS won by a TD. Close enough…

Congratulations Dogs. You guys have announced your authority. Coach Spell is sitting up in the stands with a big smile on his face. It’s been a long road and now you’re back.

Apparently. WB literally ran 3 plays for Anderson. Seems like they all produced big chunks of yards.