Tim Riggins

All BS aside good luck to them boys! 

#21 Rodgers is certainly fast. Have heard his name called prior to Liv. game but not as much as you’d think after what he showed Friday night. 

Hey, my Vidor peeps.  I’m so sorry for being late to the party and not giving you the props and the accolades due to you.  But you guys are playing some great ball.  Congrats to Coach Matthews and Pirate nation.  Keep this momentum going.  I’ll start watching this squad closely from this point on.  

You are right about HH injury situation improving. Team will be facing a a more formidable challenge now. 

and also.... the "don't eat the cheese" thread....

Coach needs to remind the team of the meaning of "trap game"..........and more importantly how to avoid falling into it.

Talk about fast.  Ken could run a hole in the wind.

Good job Prates!!! Your mid county rivals miss playing you guys!!!! Get that District Championship...

All joking aside, Peevey appears to have done an outstanding job in his first year.  Glad to see LCM turn it around.  Yes, LCM is definitely the favorite.  That happens when you knock off the undefeated #7 team in the State.  Still, it looks like the makings of a great game, and it appears Mother Nature is cooperating.  Front already through DFW, Waco and Austin.  

I know of six that are still around. Sparky Robinson was the most decorated of them as an All-State player and is still  with us..also know of 8 that have passed on. Lost track of the other 12.

Hagar, you are right about that passing attack.  Larry Tilton was QB1 and had 18 TD passes that set an OC record at the time.  Was district MVP.  His favorite target was Jerry Wheeler.  Wheeler had 11 TDs receiving that year and was leading OC  receiver.  

Under center.  No spread that I recall seeing back in those days.  Today's wide receivers were called "split ends" back then.  Typical  plays had a split end and a tight end, two tight ends on obvious running plays.  Backfield was usually 2 halfbacks and a halfback. Sometimes one of the halfbacks would move into what is called the "slot" today.  

Under center.  No spread that I recall seeing back in those days.  Today's wide receivers were called "split ends" back then.  Typical  plays had a split end and a tight end, two tight ends on obvious running plays.  Backfield was usually 2 halfbacks and a halfback. Sometimes one of the halfbacks would move into what is called the "slot" today.  

Under center.  No spread that I recall seeing back in those days.  Today's wide receivers were called "split ends" back then.  Typical  plays had a split end and a tight end, two tight ends on obvious running plays.  Backfield was usually 2 halfbacks and a halfback. Sometimes one of the halfbacks would move into what is called the "slot" today.  

Hagar, you are right about that passing attack.  Larry Tilton was QB1 and had 18 TD passes that set an OC record at the time.  Was district MVP.  His favorite target was Jerry Wheeler.  Wheeler had 11 TDs receiving that year and was leading OC  receiver.  

Hagar, you are right about that passing attack.  Larry Tilton was QB1 and had 18 TD passes that set an OC record at the time.  Was district MVP.  His favorite target was Jerry Wheeler.  Wheeler had 11 TDs receiving that year and was leading OC  receiver.  

Yeah, the gold uni's looked great, '63/'64/'65 were the only years for them though.  Glad you brought up the gold "traveling" jackets. Combined with white shirts and black ties was a good look too.

1964 was a special, near magical season for VHS and the city itself. Will always remember it.  

1964 was a special, near magical season for VHS and the city itself. Will always remember it.  

Bet Matthews was going bonkers on the sideline...will be a halftime "talking to"

Bet Matthews was going bonkers on the sideline...will be a halftime "talking to"

I’ll be at the game. I think the game could go either way. No one thought we could beat Houston Kinkaid that was ranked #2 in private school last week. I understand you have to prove yourself as a contender.  I think the teams that make the playoffs will be HH Vidor LCM and Livingston. 

I’m pretty sure that’s wrong, lived here my whole life since the 80s. Went to every Vidor school, my whole family is Hispanic... maybe I should say Latinx or whatever the politically correct woke term is we’re using these days.

Here it is Friday 
HS football abounds
All are excited 
Cept for a few towns 
There’ll be bands a marching 
Folks in stadiums today 
But there’s no joy in Vidorville
There’s no one to play.  😂

Vidor won against WOS in ‘96 as well.