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Only 7 total attempts between the two QB's the entire game. (rushing for 390 yards kind of keeps the passing attempts down) Foster did have two completions for about a total of 25 yards that were negated by penalties. He could have gone 4-7 for 36 yards.

Here are my week 4 rankings: 6A/5A 1. North Shore 2. Atascocita 3. College Station 4. Lufkin 5. Friendswood 6. West Brook 7. Barbers Hill 8. Crosby 9. PN-G 10. United 4A/3A 1. Carthage 2. WO-S 3. Jasper 4. East Chambers 5. Silsbee 6. Vidor 7. Huffman 8. Coldspring 9. Newton 10. Liberty 2A/Private 1. San Augustine 2. Joaquin 3. Timpson 4. Oakwood 5. Cushing 6. Tenaha 7. West Sabine 8. Calvert 9. Evadale 10. Deweyville

Bellville is still in Region III. [Hidden Content]

I took ULL getting the points. CHA CHING!!!

Yes indeed. Arline, Jones, Lockett, Dodd and Miller. Pick your poison. Also don't forget Kelly at fullback.

I 100% agree. Has a much higher and better release. Foster has too much side arm action, hurts him on his deep ball accuracy.

Lumberton had 4 turnovers (2 fumbles, 2 INT's). Two were returned for TD's and the other two set up 2 TD's. 28 points off turnovers, not 42.

That's an understatement.

The soph. Brisbane actually looked better. Played the entire 2nd half. It's Foster's spot to lose though.

Player of the game is Silsbee running back Malik Jones. Jones had 8 carries for 170 yards and 4 TD's, all in the 1st half. Never played a down on offense in the 2nd half. Silsbee rushed for 388 yards (total yards was 414)

That's correct. My bad. I forgot we added them because of the covid thing. Good catch.

Correct wording would be still on.

Uh partner, didn't we play this game the last two years?

I assure you my broadcast friend, it won't be the last time you will get an incorrect roster this season. Have a good one tomorrow night Jay.

Cleveland was the first stadium that I know of that had metal detectors at the gates. At least it was the first one that I ever entered that had them.

That is correct.

Not quite as good as the last two years but descent.

1. Brazosport/Vidor 2. Orangefield/Livingston 3. Lumberton/Silsbee 4. Hamshire-Fannett/East Chambers 5. Hardin-Jefferson/Buna 6. Liberty/Diboll 7. Shepherd/Coldspring-Oakhurst 8. Corrigan-Camden/Woodville 9. Kirbyville/Newton 10. San Augustine/Elkhart 11. Tenaha/Kountze 12. West Hardin/Warren 13. West Sabine/Hemphill 14. Cushing/Burkeville 15. Deweyville/Colmenseil 16. High Island/Louise 17. Hull-Daisetta/Danbury 18. Waskom/Shelbyville 19. Blanco/Anderson-Shiro 20. Hearne/New Waverly 21. Mount Enterprise/Timpson 22. Gladewater/Center 23. Rusk/Palestine 24. Teague/Madisonville 25. Buffalo/Crockett

EC by 13

But the question was asked "when was the last time a Newton team lost by 3 TD's or more?" It was simply answered. Just happened to be answered by a fan of the team who beat Newton.

If Jasper can be successful in the passing game, I see them winning by a TD.

Correct. Mortality rate has to do with what particular cause of the death, not what the population is. You cannot have a mortality rate to total population. If so, it would be the percentage of total deaths (all diseases, accidents, murder, etc).

Nope. Canceled

Kirbyville canceled due to COVID.

From my understanding it's actual cases within their programs.