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NC had a very young team last year - should bring plenty experience this year - may do OK.

I read an article in the EMC Observer yesterday where a coach at NC said "they didnt want to make any drastic changes for Cleveland and that the NC Eagle players wanted to continue running the same system they have been running" (not an exact quote - but close) - This statement is complete BS - none of the players on that team believe in that offense.

I do !

Playa and Jack - can someone please explain to me why NC coaching is so determined to run this Tony Frankiln spread when it clearly wont work with these kids? After a year and a half wouldn't you think they would at least try something different ??? ??? ??? !

Cleveland was a much better team. New Caney has no offense - yet they continue to try to run the spread each week. Cleveland was hungry and executed very well against a bigger and stronger team. Congrats to Cleveland and Tullos on a fine job!

I have heard that Cleveland has a real good team. NC defense is playing pretty well and should be ok, just not sure if offense can move the ball. I'm going with NC!

I'll be there - tell me about Cleveland - I hear that they have some speed!

Too much heat - Mena will stay in New Caney!

Good point - I was kinda wondering the same thing - they must have a ton of depth - would be a huge blow to most teams at any level.

Well I'm certainly confused - No offense to WOS, Navasota, China Springs, Cisco, and others - but I dont think they could take down North Shore.

They better have plenty security guys.

What a great coach to stand firm in doing the right thing and setting an example!

If Hardin gets any more recruits from New Caney - they will dominate!

Good luck !

They squeeked by in several games last year to pull out some last minute wins - but - Crawford did an incredible job last year turning that program around - he has the talent to work with if he can get them to play as a team. Agree with BHFAN this team may become a powerhouse - IF they can play together.