JS

And Smesny with a full head of steam on a safety blitz with a slower Hemmings in the backfield is money in the bank for Dayton

It is about the same distance

about 20 miles to the west on 1960--decent Tex-Mex at Los Compadres in Dayton but will be full of Bronco fans--win or lose also good Mexican food at Mas Amigos on 146 in Liberty or in Barbers Hill--Iguana Joes is very good

Comparable to Crosby--We can hold appx. 5500 on Home side and 3250 on Visitors side. If it comes down to a title match it will be SRO all around the track.

No question it will be a great game--as I said earlier the District title will be decided by that game--I would love to 12-15,000 fans at Bronco Stadium

Ain't gonna happen!

Sorry--I did not know you were a physics major---you also have to figure in how strong your opponent is--Smesny is very strong--angle of attack and forward speed and many other factors--but if the legs are the best option then I am sure that is what he will do--there is a reason Smesny leads the team in tackles--He is good at it.

Then come to the game--3 year Varsity starter and he has seen a LOT better than the likes of Hemmings---and has not been run over---where is Hemmings committed to?

Nobody really--just All District in two differnt districts--All Region and Texas High School Football 1st team All State DB in 2006--leads the team in tackles and you don't complete a pass to his side---other than that he has no impact--

This is 2007---2006 is ancient history no matter how bad you want to go back and try for two.

I can't see Vidor winning this one---they just do not have the horses this year. PNG by at least 21 points.

I have a news flash for you buddy----Hemmings does not want any of Smesny----Hemmings loses that one

I agree--the district title will be decided at Bronco Stadium on November 9th.

Lumberton @ PNG--Here goes: Expect a very close-fairly low scoring game--could go either way but with homefield worth 3-4 points and Lumberton being unable to stand all the prosperity I see PNG 21-17 handing L-town their first of at least 2 losses

Preseason stats mean absolutly zero--and district stats are more telling but still jaded as to quality of opponents--throw them out for at least one more game

Some folks do not believe because we have heard it all before-- only to see Lumberton go in the toilet.I believe that Lumberton is good---just how good still remains to be seen---still a lot of football left to be played.

At a 7th grade game playing at Aldine(I think)----A 7th grader goes around the end for a 70 yard score while one cheerleader yells to another " there goes your baby's daddy"

Probably the same way USC felt yesterday---but just like Stanford it was a one game wonder

Central's greatest strength is their history which is also Lumberton's greatest weakness

I do not argue with anything you said----but forgive some of us for not believing---we hear the same thing every year and in the end the mighty Raiders are in the toilet---I wish you folks well but go win something before spouting off----

We do not "hate" Lumberton--but you have ONE quality win against an injury riddled team(Cody Green, Greg Charles, Evan Brown,Dylan Bethea)--your other victories are garbage--go out and beat Central and you will have another quality win and maybe a lot more respect

I like Centrals halftime show--very entertaining. As for Lumberton I hope they are for real but I believe that they caught Dayton at the "right" time for a victory--Go out and prove it--beat Central and you are for real---I do not see it happening-- Central wins by 17.

Dayton wins---but not by 35. Final score will be 35-14. Lumberton over Vidor by 10.

40under has it right

That would not bother me either--at this point I just do not see it---Lumberton focused a tremendous amount of energy to beat Dayton and they pulled it. I just don't believe they can sustain it for long.