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[quote name="prepballfan" post="1042671" timestamp="1314469261"] Just bought a t-shirt in groves that says "Remember the Alamo"  PN-G 2011 [/quote] They got any in green? :D

[quote name="PhatMack19" post="1042658" timestamp="1314467757"] Brenham the new #1?? [/quote] I doubt it...  LT still has to play.  Maybe if they lose.  ;D If Aledo or LT is still ranked above us, one of them have to lose next week! (they play each other)

3 out of the top 5 teams were upset last night.  #9 Tyler also lost last night.  [b]How The Top 10 Fared[/b] 1. Aledo                47     Stephenville      48 2. Denton Ryan    25     Sulphur Springs  9 3. Lake Travis        35     Austin Westlake  7 4. Cedar Park        13     RR Westwood    21 5. La Marque          21     Terry                22 6. Brenham            65     Huntsville          16 7. Smithson Valley  40     Odessa Permian  27 8. Highland Park      48     Everman            28 9. Tyler                  31     Lufkin                34 10. Waco Midway    31       Round Rock      14

[quote name="liltex" post="1042606" timestamp="1314463245"] Little green leprecan(sp) doing Cherokee in a sea of purple ;D [/quote] Purple does make me nauseous, but I try to tolerate it cuz I like the atmosphere at PNG games! ;)

I can't wait!  Time is going by too slow....  I'm ready to get on the road and watch some more great football!  Everybody drive safe.  Good luck PNG, this Cub will be there pulling for y'all in my green! (shoes and all) ;)

[quote name="BMTSoulja1" post="1042487" timestamp="1314455105"] Well, Brenhamfan, looks like the offence was found!  Congrads on the win! [/quote] Thanks.  Good luck to your Jags next week.

[quote name="Mark F Barnes" post="1042409" timestamp="1314443649"] Malcom Brown caught a TD!!!  what the heck  Now we got to deal with that too. It's bad enough that you have to tie up half your OL to keep him out of the backfield, so coach has him running pass routes.....great.....just great.... [/quote] Lol.  Ya, he's the official starting TE now. ;) Troy Green moved to FB, so we can use our new weapon, Klartel Claridy, at HB.  This is gonna be a great year!

:DSorry Huntsville, but somebody had to be the whipping boy after the KP loss.  Y'all just so happened to be the next team on our schedule!  The fact that y'all are from KP's district, makes it that much better! [b]August 27, 2011 Long, Long Night Turnovers doom Hornets in drubbing to rival Brenham By Tom Waddill Sports Editor[/b] BRENHAM — With his players huddled up around him, Huntsville coach Shane Martin turned and pointed at the scoreboard. Mercifully, the lights were already off. “Look up there, this game is over,” Martin told the Hornets. Gone were the bright lights that told the story — Cubs 65, Hornets 16. Truthfully, this game was over at halftime. After Huntsville scored a quick touchdown on a 40-yard pass from senior Daniel Hazlewood to sophomore Christain Champine early in the first quarter, Brenham put 44 points on the board before the break. The Cubs capitalized on six Huntsville turnovers in the first half, converting four of those into touchdowns and quickly putting the game out of reach. Senior quarterback Dean Haveman threw five touchdown passes — three to Tre’mund Moore, one to Tyler Watts and another on a fake field goal to big Malcolm Brown, Brenham’s 295-pound defensive tackle. “We shot ourselves in the foot way too much,” Huntsville offensive lineman Aundra Long said. “The mistakes we made on our part hurt us. Turnovers were big, but we also weren’t doing things we know how to do. Simple things, like tackling.” The Hornets didn’t do a lot of tackling against a talented Brenham team that was trying to redeem itself after losing to Kingwood Park in the first round of the Class 4A state playoffs last fall. Just about everything the Cubs tried worked Friday. Brenham running back Klartel Claridy rushed for 182 yards and one touchdown in the first half. Haveman, who was starting his first varsity game at quarterback, looked like a seasoned veteran. He completed 7-of-11 passes for 125 yards, but five of those throws went for touchdowns. Holding a 21-7 lead at the end of the first period, the Cubs went on a scoring rampage midway through the second quarter. In a span of one minute and nine seconds, Brenham hung 20 more points on the board. The Cubs forced two fumbles in that stretch and turned the game into a complete blowout. “Games like this when you start turning the ball over, sometimes it snowballs on you,” Martin said. “You’ve got to find some way to stop it, but we couldn’t do that tonight. When we started sliding downhill, we couldn’t stop it.” After Claridy evened the score at 7 with a 44-yard run, Moore caught two consecutive touchdown passes from Haveman. Moore made an acrobatic grab for his second score, falling backwards with cornerback Kent Albert covering closely. Somehow, though, Moore made the play look easy. After Brown caught a 5-yard touchdown pass midway through the second period, Watts made a diving catch that may have been more impressive than Moore’s. Haveman raced to his right, and with two or three Hornets on his tail, the Cubs quarterback fired a bullet that looked like it was headed for the shiny, new turf in the right corner of the end zone. Not so fast, sports fans. Watts zoomed across the end zone, went airborne and snagged the ball before tumbling out of bounds. That’s when it became clear: Brenham coach Glen West found plenty of able-bodied replacements for their stars of the last two seasons. Ty Schlottmann, Derek Edwards and Co. are gone, but the guys who took their place, plus Brown and his buddies on defense — Tim Cole, Troy Green and Jesse Baker — may prove to be an even more potent mix. “There’s no doubt, Brenham has a good football team. They are very, very talented,” Martin said. “They reload every year, but we made them look even better tonight. You just can’t turn the ball over like we did and expect to stay in the game. You’ve also got to stop the run better than we did, plus you’ve got to be able to run the ball. “We didn’t do any of that. The good thing is we’ve got some time to fix it.” Martin, whose Hornets tacked on a safety and another Hazlewood-to-Champine touchdown in the fourth quarter, was down, but far from out following Friday’s loss. And he wisely told the Hornets to keep their heads up and come ready for work Monday. “We’ve got to put this behind us and learn from it. It’s not the end of the world,” the coach said. “We can’t get our dobbers down. If we do, the same thing will happen next week against College Park.” Senior Cameron Shirley said the Hornets aren’t going to let that happen. They’re going to pick each other up and keep working. The Huntsville players wholeheartedly believe they are better than their first performance of 2011. “We’ve got to use this game as fuel to fire us up,” Shirley said. “Like last year’s playoff game against Montgomery, we don’t ever want to feel like this again. We want to put this sour taste in the other team’s stomach from now on.”

Brenham 65 Huntsville 16 Montgomery 49 Crosby 28 Magnolia West 46 Oak Ridge 12 Magnolia 28 Galena Park 21 Stratford 0 Memorial 14 Spring Woods 26 Pasadena 35 Waller 21 El Campo 43 Northbrook- Bye

I just saw that we're ranked #28 in the nation. (according to scout.com) [Hidden Content]

[quote name="liltex" post="1042313" timestamp="1314420061"] Ouch da bluebell shuffle was on tonight.Justin you gotta believe and polish those green shoes.Sounds like the O was steamrollin ;) [/quote] Ya it was, but they only played a half of football! ;) I shined them up right before the game! :D

Good win Broncos!  Sounds like y'all showed a lot of heart...

20-13 I think was the final.  I tried to tell everybody that Westwood was good....

Chip on our shoulder!  Message for Huntsville to send the rest of 18-4A, including Kingwood Park! According to KWHI Offensive player of the game- Kartel Claridy Defensive player of the game- Malcolm Brown Dean Haveman- 7/10  5 TD's (in one half) Kartel Claridy- 15 for 192yds 1 TD (in one half) Troy Green- 1 rushing TD Trémond Moore- 3 receiving TD's Tyler Watts- 1 receiving TD James Zellars- 1 rushing TD Malcolm Brown- 1 receiving TD Offense looked really good, but Huntsville's defense got worse as the game went on. Our offense surprised me!

65-16 Brenham 47yd TD run by Zellars Brenham 65 Huntsville 16 Final

58-16 Brenham 9:10 4th 10yd TD pass Their starters are better than our second string ;D ;)

58-7 Brenham 4th quarter about to start Brenham starting defense: 5 fumbles & 1 int Brenham 2nd string defense: 0 fumbles & 1 int 58-9 Brenham 11:55 4th Huntsville gets a safety. (phone going dead  -don't let the suspense kill y'all)

2nd team defense going in now.

Back ups are in. 58-7 Brenham 7:12 3rd 6yd TD run by Jahns

51-7 Brenham 9:23 3rd 5yd TD run by Green.

Update 44-7 Brenham @ half 17-4A looking good!

Brenham 44 Huntsville 7 0:09 Huntsville doesn't call fair catch and is absolutely demolished!  (probably one of the hardest hits I've seen at the HS level) Brenham recovers and takes a knee. Brenham looks a lot better than I thought they would....  Very impressed!  QB has been dead on, WR's have caught just about everything, HB looks even better than advertised & the defense has been stellar. (Huntsville's no huddle offense caught us off guard at first, but they've adjusted now) I believe they've created 4 fumbles, and have 1 interception.

34-7 (missed pat) 5:45 2nd Brenham strips the ball, and scores on the next play for a 5 yd TD pass to Moore. Huntsville fumbles the return and Brenham recovers.  Next play is a 22yd TD pass. 41-7 Brenham 5:28 2nd

28-7 Brenham 6:36 2nd Fake FG.... 6yd TD pass to Malcolm Brown  ;)

21-7 Brenham 0:58 1st 35 yd TD pass to Moore.  (our new HB looks really good)