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As of today Peevy is 30-14 at LCM.

Yes he came in 2021

What i could find. 4 of the 6 wins vs LCM were at LCM. But Bears won last 4. Isn't that when Peevey started?

We’re talking about Trump, not biden. Try to keep up.

1. Summer Creek 2. North Shore 3. Lufkin 4. West Brook 5. Angleton 6. Crosby 7. Huntsville 8. Port Neches-Groves 9. Dayton 10. LC-M 11. Lumberton 12.Hardin Jefferson 13. Silsbee 14. Hamshire Fannett 15. Kirbyville 16. Orangefield 17. Crockett 18. Palestine Westwood 19. Teague 20. Kountze 21. Anderson-Shiro 22. Joaquin 23. Timpson 24. Evadale 25. Chester

Donepezil, ensure, and depends before 2028. 😂

I was going to go to Montgomery-PNG, but I understand that game is going to be a blowout. So, I’ll probably go to Nederland-Huntsville. Rather see a closer game.

I tend to agree. If you use points as a tiebreaker, then use it all the way through. Most districts do this but there are some that use points to break three way then head to head for the remaining two teams.

Points is fine. I’m speaking specifically for a 3 way tie when 2 teams must advance. I don’t like reverting to head and head after the first tiebreaker. If A beats B by 18, then B also goes because they would have won the head to head with C. for example: A > B = 18, B > C = 4, C > A = 10. Total point diff would be A = 8, B = -14, C = 6. But, A and B advance.

Huh?

Check the DCTF team page of one of the schools. The computer projection is normally different.

I have PN-G, 34-21

Computer line comes out on Tuesdays.

Where does DCTF have the line at?? @Mr. Buddy Garrity @AggiesAreWe

He did that with Wade Phillips and said Jason Garrett is your OC… I agree let the head coach build his staff

Well it is what it is but if you think PNG is gonna blow them out then you're sadly mistaken.

There is a cap on the points. It's 18 for 10-4A DI. So a team could beat a team by 40, but it would only count as +18 for the tiebreaker. So how would you determine a three way tie if it's not by points?

“But, some districts only use this system to break three way tie. Once it's broken to determine top seed, then it goes to head to head for the remaining two teams. “ So, basically the team most blown out (loses by the largest margin) gets the next seed. And that’s why that tiebreaker doesn’t work and shouldn’t be used.

On paper, this is a good matchup for Nederland. Nederland’s biggest strength is its agressive run defense. They’re capable of doing the most important thing for stopping the Huntsville offense: Attack the backfield and get to the runner before he can break into open field. On the other side, Huntsville’s defense hasn’t been very good in any game, so Nederland can hope to get some points. The problem is Nederland’s execution, which mostly hasn’t improved all season. That will be the difference. Mistakes, fumbles, missed blocks, poorly timed plays will give Nederland short drives and Huntsville more chances to score . Huntsville wins 28-14.

Doesn't really matter one way or the other being the 1 or the 2 seed. Both teams still have to go thru 5-6 teams that are the clear favorites in the region.

Huntsville 42-14

That happens a lot on senior night.

Denied. Neither are opting up. In fact, from what I hear, WO-S could possibly be close to 3A DI numbers. I don't think they will drop.

Two tie is head to head. Three way goes to positive points in the games played between the three teams. 10-4A DI has a positive point max of 18. Example, if team A beat team B by 14 points, but lost to team C by 7, then team A would be +7 in points. Team B beat team C by 14 points, team B would be 0 points. Team C would be -7 points. Therefore team A would be #1 seed, team B #2 seed, team C #3 seed. But, some districts only use this system to break three way tie. Once it's broken to determine top seed, then it goes to head to head for the remaining two teams. Not sure if 10-4A DI does the tiebreaker in that manner.