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  2. South Oak Cliff vs Pt. Neches-Groves

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    2 hours ago, bullets13 said:

    14-0 Duncanville by 13, who's set to play in the 6A D1 State championship, 13-2 DeSoto by 1, who's set to play in the 6A D2 state championship game this week.  Their "bad loss" was Lancaster 21-3, who could've easily made a run to state this year as well, but lost a close one in the 3rd round to undefeated Reedy.  It's also worth noting these were SOC's first three games of the season.  I'm rooting for PNG, but their schedule doesn't hold a candle to the one that SOC has played.  SOC also beat Parish Episcopal, who won the TAPPS D1 championship, and beat the likes of Aledo, China Spring, and LBJ Austin this year.  Their playoff run included wins over Dallas area schools Lovejoy, Midlothian Heritage, Melissa, and Argyle.  It could be (reasonably) argued that PNG is the 7th or 8th toughest opponent on SOC's schedule this year.  That said, PNG has been playing incredible football, and they've earned their right to play this game.  While I don't think PNG would've advanced through the side of the bracket that SOC did, they're playing well enough right now that if things go right they can beat anyone.  I'm definitely pulling for them!

    Only have to win by one.It will be tough though.

  4. South Oak Cliff vs Pt. Neches-Groves

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    2 hours ago, bullets13 said:

    14-0 Duncanville by 13, who's set to play in the 6A D1 State championship, 13-2 DeSoto by 1, who's set to play in the 6A D2 state championship game this week.  Their "bad loss" was Lancaster 21-3, who could've easily made a run to state this year as well, but lost a close one in the 3rd round to undefeated Reedy.  It's also worth noting these were SOC's first three games of the season.  I'm rooting for PNG, but their schedule doesn't hold a candle to the one that SOC has played.  SOC also beat Parish Episcopal, who won the TAPPS D1 championship, and beat the likes of Aledo, China Spring, and LBJ Austin this year.  Their playoff run included wins over Dallas area schools Lovejoy, Midlothian Heritage, Melissa, and Argyle.  It could be (reasonably) argued that PNG is the 7th or 8th toughest opponent on SOC's schedule this year.  That said, PNG has been playing incredible football, and they've earned their right to play this game.  While I don't think PNG would've advanced through the side of the bracket that SOC did, they're playing well enough right now that if things go right they can beat anyone.  I'm definitely pulling for them!

    Only have to win by one.It will be tough though.

  5. How good was that 2016 WOS team??

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    2 hours ago, LCMAlumtiger32 said:

    If they would have left CT alone they would have had a winning year imo. I hear CT is gonna be making come back😉

    CT wanted one more year with that team.Was very optimistic about a possible state appearance with all the returning players.Sorry but can't mention the source I heard it from. 

  24. Bellville vs West Orange Stark

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    4 hours ago, bullets13 said:

    here's where i'll disagree a bit.  Yes, WOS has had a terrible season by their standards, and yes, they've not responded well at all to the new coach.  But this is still the same talent that they fielded last year.  2-3 years from now, if things don't turn around, then yes, it'll be "in name only." but right now this team is full of kids who've had success in the program, and full of kids with a ton of talent.  So there is still a chance that they catch some spark and win this game.

    Same talent but a different program and  system.That's what has made that talent less talented.There is always a chance be it very slim though.

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