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Looking forward to seeing how this game turns out. I was impressed by Mr. Nail last week. Sure looked like he knew what he was doing and throws a catchable, accurate ball. I'm tempted to make some bold predictions about this season, but I'm just gonna keep watching how this group is growing.
 
Good luck, Broncos!

Miss ya Lil Tex

Lil Tex rides off into the sunset while all area HS teams look great in their first scrimmage......more to come at 10pm.....

It's time to get started with these Saturday morning headlines.  I'll dedicate each Saturday Morning headline to an old poster on here and a great friend who we lost too early this year.  Dedicating this to him because this was his favorite post to comment on and he'd often remind Me each week to post it.  So here we go, for the 2017!

I know exactly what you're saying, he could throw in those % > = + and - signs and it would take me minute, but eventually I'd figure it out lol.

I keep waiting for him to post on this even though I know that it is not coming.

Tonight the Broncos played 3, 7 on 7 games and the first one against Galena Park, 3-0 Broncos, the second against Aldine, 3-2 , and 4-2 against CE King. Good job Broncos!!!!!!! Things looking good in Bronco Land. Broncos take all 3 games tonight.

Overuse and a direct result of not stretching properly and not taking advantage of the recovery options that are available.
Kids that give maximum effort and work extremely hard are at the greatest risk for this kind of injury.
Can't blame Herman or the training staff. P.J. will probably tell you himself that he could have done a better job stretching and taking advantage of the training staffs post practice recovery choices. 

From Tom Herman's Spring Football Press Conference today:
This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up   This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up More One Texas player Tom Herman loves: DB P.J. Locke. Herman actually called his parents to thank them for raising him right.
 
Outstanding!
 

Thx. 

Definitely didn't look like a catch. LT is amazing though. You name it and they're capable of it.

Today my heart is heavy, I just watched my mom pull through her second open heart surgery, then just now realized I lost a friend. I only knew him for two years, but he felt like family much longer. I hope that Bronco know we will miss him dearly. I pray for his family, and hope everyone know life is short. We fuss and argue on this board, but in this game of life everyone life is important-EVERYONE!
R.I.P  LILTEX

My brother and I had the pleasure of spending the day at AT&T with Bobby in 2013.  I know that his ties were with Dayton, but this guy loved the game no matter who was on the field.  RIP from your Brenham friends Lil Tex.  Prayers to his family.  

IMO...
1. Winning culture of high expectations and athlete commitment created by good, consistent coaching.
2. They can put 11 athletes on the field that can compete at almost any level in the state.
3. They've got a top notch field general right now, that really operates the offense. In my VERY limited opinion, in the past (8 years before the JD era), WOS seemed to do a lot of run, run, throw the deep ball and let their athleticism take over. In the little that I've seen the past 3 years, they've really been able to develop a diverse offensive scheme due to the continuity and skill at QB.
 
Disclaimer: I'm just a very casual fan, that never played the game. And.... I'm super proud that WOS is representing SETX so well.
 

My theory is the kids that played in the 80's and 90's stayed in the community as well as extended family and they continue to reproduce really good football genes in Orange. My theory is also that WOS has a lot more really good athletes than the majority of 4a schools. It just so happens their population shrunk, but kept the same amount of good athletes. That along with some good coaching and champion mindset. That's my attempt at WOS formula. lol

Don't discount your observations, I think they are accurate. I agree excellence comes from high expectations, accountability, great coaching, athleticism and a heckofa QB never hurts.

IMO...
1. Winning culture of high expectations and athlete commitment created by good, consistent coaching.
2. They can put 11 athletes on the field that can compete at almost any level in the state.
3. They've got a top notch field general right now, that really operates the offense. In my VERY limited opinion, in the past (8 years before the JD era), WOS seemed to do a lot of run, run, throw the deep ball and let their athleticism take over. In the little that I've seen the past 3 years, they've really been able to develop a diverse offensive scheme due to the continuity and skill at QB.
 
Disclaimer: I'm just a very casual fan, that never played the game. And.... I'm super proud that WOS is representing SETX so well.
 

I'll never forget when Nederland beat Dayton at Lamar U on that Saturday in the playoffs we meet up and he said these dogs have a chance to make a magic run he came to to Dawson game at reliant and said this atmosphere is magic I don't think Dawson knows what's coming and Nederland pulled it out and the next Saturday vs Georgetown he wore a Nederland shirt to the game I was shocked but had his Dayton hat on. RIP Bobby (liltex) you will be missed on this board. And your insight on Dayton football. Liltex was Dayton football. Semper fi from your Navy Buddy Hooyah

We didn't play our best but that's not to take away from Temple. They took it to us an won the ballgame. No excuses.

It's a very sad day for us all.  My friend, my bleacher sparing partner, my fishing buddy, and a REALLY good man.  He was passionate about his Broncos and all of the high school athletes in Texas.  I just knew when the phone rang from his number it was to go see a game, sad to say it was not.  I wished I had a dollar for every time I was in a meeting or on a plane and Bobby called to tell me about some smack on this board and him prodding me to go poke at someone.  He would just laugh and laugh as he read these post, despite having read them 10 or 20 times already.  One thing I can say, Bobby was a stand-up guy.  He was always making football fun bets and he always paid up.  Either I was having to wear stupid shirts to a game or he was having to show up in a competitor's shirt, or even once with a stuffed crow on his shoulder.  Bobby, my friend, here is one more smack just for you......GOD SPEED my friend:
Dayton Sucks..............but they are truly lucky to have had you in their stands!!!!!!!!  Love you brother!  
 
  

New Caney Junior quarterback Jordan Cooper was named district MVP.
New Caney senior defensive lineman was named co- defensive MVP along with Humble's Isiah Longino.
Porter senior quarterback was named offensive MVP.
Crosby sophomore quarterback Jaiden Howard was named newcomer of year.
Barbers Hill Skylar Longelier was named Outstanding Special teams player.
I have not seen the entire list but NC had 7 players named to the first team along with 7 named to the second team.
 

Ditto, sad day at SETXsports and in Dayton in particular. 

Atascocita beats NS in the Regional Finals. What are the odds?

Mr. Bobby will be greatly missed. He was the heart of Bronco country and a diligent athletic booster supporter. There are no shoes to fill his many roles. He loved all Broncos and was loving and supportive to all. What a heartbreaking shock to learn of his passing this morning. Please keep his family in your thoughts and prayers. I know we will all miss his posts on this forum. 

Won't be close. I'm just not sure Giddings does anything well enough to give WOS a challenge. No disrespect to Giddings. WOS is just in an entirely different universe.