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Dang...my bad BC people. Didn't mean to leave yall out. Edited the original post to include BC

WB got this one. Ready to see what brook qb can do, he had some wheels on him

Astros out to an early lead. Correa with a 2 run HR, Sanchez with a solo shot, Carantini with a two run HR in the first inning. Houston with 4 hits in the first. Three were dingers. 5-0 Astros

Taking WB

The Feds need to clean out Memphis. Seriously.

Biden let the whole world fall into calamity the past 4 years but now you suddenly want to question the methodology of the guy who is trying his level best to clean up the monstrous disaster he inherited.

What they put on the field this year will not resemble last year. It will be bad. If they find a way to be mediocre, the new coach should win "National Coach of the Year". Aldine is the only team I believe they can beat.

Silsbee Nederland Hardin-Jefferson Coldspring-Oakhurst Hamshire-Fannett This last is a toss-up for me since idk anything about Fort Bend Austin so... Livingston Forgot about Bridge City and Buna... Bridge City

Houston Astros designate Shawn Dubin for assignment and recall AJ Blubaugh

This was my take on the game last year: Eisenhower has a really good soph. RB. He had over 120 yards rushing last night. Their O-line dominated WB up front. Bruins never had an answer for Ike's counter plays. QB was very mobile and helped extend plays when needed. Eisenhower not a bad team. West Brook offense is a struggle. The soph. QB will need time to grow. Threw 2 picks last night. Bruin run game was ineffective. Ike's front 4 was able to control line of scrimmage. WB has to get better up front to have any success this season. Bruins finished with less than 120 yards of total offense. BTW, Ike's QB from Warren started the game. Played first series then was replaced by #2 who was much more dynamic. He was the QB that I was told to be the starter.

Ike did beat West Brook last season 27-17 in Beaumont. I was at that game. Ike wasn't bad at all. I got WB winning because I think the Bruins are going to be very good this season. Not sure about Ike going 0-10.

I’m taking that -13 PA all day long from DCTF.

30-14 PAM

Silsbee Tiger defense very good against the run Nederland Lumberton offense will not score enough Huffman Huffman clearly better all around Hardin-Jefferson HJ defense will shine in this one. Liberty Close one, Liberty has less turnovers Hamshire-Fannett LC-M without QB, HF will take advantage Livingston Livingston offense will be too much Bridge City BC defense will shut down Buna

Bridge city @ Buna

DCTF still has Port Arthur Memorial as a 13-pt favorite.

Would love to get some discussion going for this district. Finally getting things rolling this week. Who do you got and why? Silsbee @ Vidor Nederland @ Lumberton Huffman @ La Marque Beaumont Kelly @ Hardin Jefferson Liberty @ Coldspring Hamshire-Fannett @ LCM Bridge City @ Buna Fort Bend Austin @ Livingston

That's a surprise since Ike has been the strongest of the Aldine ISD programs over the last 20 years. I remember my senior year when they smashed us on Homecoming. It was the DQ Big Game of the Week when FSN Southwest with Craig Way came right Brook. I can still feel the lick one of the Ike linemen laid on me

Real easy. This is what happens when Democrats were in charge. 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I heard the same, but I heard Livingston scored all 3 TD's in the first 10 plays and then it was a mix of players the rest of the day. I was not present but this is the update I heard from someone who was there.

Currently separated by 0.005% 2 ways to view this Riley Dodge has led his team in at least 14 games each season as HC. His worst season only had 2 losses. SLC 12-2 > .7859 (+.0026) WOS 5-6 > .7833 Now lets look at the predictions. SLC is picked to win 1st championship since 2011. WOS isn't picked to get to the regional final game. Hickman's best season was last year at 9-3. SLC 16-0 > .7889 (+.0001) WOS 9-3 > .7888 1 loss by SLC keeps us ahead. But 4 losses by WOS and it's over. Once we fall to 2nd there will be no catching up unless miraculous transformation at both schools. Seeing that one changed everything and the other kept all the same traditions. Well, you can connect the dots. <deleted negative comments> I'm trying to be supportive "Do or do not. There is no try."

Insurance FDA pharma hospitals….just a big” screw the people “ Insurance nothing but legal fraud. here s a sample mri on shoulder at BBJ with insurance….ins paid 1200$ i got sent a bill for another 1300$ so 2500$ for the mri. I called anonymously after the fact “ how much for an mri cash pay…$500. 😡😡🤦 But really it’s more than the 1300 because I had to pay my monthly premium as well.

I’m hearing Nederland’s RB #10 did a pretty good job against WB.

West Brook with ease. 34-7

Why is he waiting to put sanctions on Russia.