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Final Santa Fe 63 Dayton 54

Not sure. The schedule I received from Huffman several weeks ago had them playing Tarkington tonight and not WO-S. It could have been talked about between the two coaches (WO-S, Huffman) when schedules were being put together to play but never settled on a date. Looks like some miscommunication on someone's part. Sometimes a coach mistakenly double books a date and doesn't catch it till after schedules have been made. It happens more often than you would expect.

I agree. He is a solid player for Warren. Only thing I noticed tonight is he doesn't drop step to his left side enough. Always goes to the right. He could have had 30 tonight had he took advantage of his left side.

HD had no answer for Warren's post player #11. He had 18 points, 14 rebounds, 5 assists. Warren led by 22 early 4th but HD made a run late to lose by 11.

Final Hull-Daisetta 32 Warren 43

End 1st Hull Daisetta. 9 Warren. 13

Nederland has that title with 9 wins. PN-G and Jasper has 8. Vidor and Silsbee has 7.

Updated for Nov. 28

I was kind of impressed with those first two wins but now it looks like more of how bad those first two opponents really are to how good is HF. I plan on attending Tuesday night's game with a state ranked 3A team in Orangefield. HF possibly will have their two additions from football playing. Will see for myself.

Anahuac will be a tough one for Kountze. They have the size and length to cause them lot's of problems.

Monday, November 28 Santa Fe at Dayton F Vidor at Kountze F Hull-Daisetta at Warren F Tuesday, November 29 Silsbee at Beaumont West Brook F Porter at Humble F Spring Branch Memorial at Kingwood F PA Memorial at Summer Creek F Kingwood Park at Pasadena F Huntsville at Magnolia F Lufkin at Bryan Rudder F Jacksonville at Nacogdoches F Lumberton at PN-G F Pasadena Memorial at Baytown Sterling F Crosby at Spring Dekaney F LC-M at Nederland F Big Sandy at Bridge City F Evadale at Jasper F Orangefield at Hamshire-Fannett F Tarkington at Huffman F Livingston at Madisonville F Splendora at Hardin F Zavalla at Hemphill F Douglass at Huntington F Shelbyville at Pineywoods Academy F Lufkin Hudson at Central Heights F Kirbyville at Woodville F Beaumont Legacy at East Chambers F Pasadena Rayburn at Anahuac F Coldspring at Buna F Bullard at Crockett F New Waverly at Navasota F Trinity at Pollock Central F Broaddus at Wells F Colmesneil at Spurger F Leggett at Corrigan-Camden F Garrison at San Augustine Woden at Martinsville F Burkeville at Deweyville F Sabine Pass at High Island F Mount Enterprise at Brookeland F Kennard at Chester F

Silsbee is pretty balanced on offense. 2659 yards passing and 2794 yards rushing thru 13 games. (420 yards per game, 205 passing, 215 rushing) Brisbane is 137-232 (59%) 2659 yards, 34 TD's 5 INT's Miller has 55 receptions for 1300 yards and 18 TD's Cartwright has 33 receptions for 602 yards and 8 TD's The TD maker Jayron Williams has 12 total TD's (8 rushing, 4 receiving) on just 27 offensive touches. He also leads the defense with 167 tackles, 34 TFL, 9 sacks, 1 INT.

Martin has 898 yards on 89 carries with 13 TD's. Kibbles has 745 yards on 127 carries with 6 TD's.

Not a fan of it either. Tradition at Kyle Field was to never allow the crowd to go on to field but that has waned in the last several seasons. I honestly didn't like that we rushed the field last night after going 5-7 for the year.

O-line play has definitely improved thru the season. Pass protection has been there all year (with the help of Brisbane getting rid of the ball like you stated) but early on the run blocking was lacking. Now that has improved greatly.

Friday, December 2 6A DI Galena Park North Shore (13-0) vs. Humble Atascocita (11-2), 7 p.m. at New Caney’s Randall Reed Stadium (winner faces SA Brennan/Austin Westlake winner) 6A DII Katy (13-0) vs. Houston C.E. King (9-4), 7 p.m. at Houston’s NRG Stadium (winner faces Austin Vandegrift/Dripping Springs winner) 5A DII Fort Bend Marshall (12-1) vs. Port Neches-Groves (11-2), 7 p.m. at Galena Park’s Galena Park ISD Stadium (winner faces Liberty Hill/CC Flour Bluff winner) 4A DII Silsbee (13-0) vs. Cuero (12-1), 1:30 p.m. at Houston’s NRG Stadium (winner faces Wimberley/Lago Vista winner) 3A DII Gilmer Harmony (8-5) vs. Newton (12-1), 7 p.m. at Nacogdoches’ Bryce Stadium (winner faces Tidehaven/Poth winner) 2A DI Cooper (13-0) vs. Timpson (13-0), 7 p.m. at Lindale’s Eagle Stadium (winner faces Shiner/Refugio winner) 2A DII Mart (13-0) vs. Lovelady (12-0), 7 p.m. at College Station’s Tiger Stadium (winner faces Burton/Granger winner)

Dayton 69 Northbrook 54

Exactly

I agree. Miller didn't "torch the Tech guy" like it was stated. It was more so great passes by Brisbane. Miller had 4 catches on the night for about 100 yards. Torching would be 8-10 catches for 200 yards. I thought the coverage over all was very good on Miller.

I think he was pointing to the fact that Lumberton gave up 35 points in the 2nd half.

That will probably put Alabama in the playoff unless SC runs the table.

Who da thunk it?

Are you suggesting that you are Perrault's "real coach"?

Correction. It was 1988 against Tomball. I was incorrect with posting 1989. Also, you are correct that the '98 team played two games in the Astrodome to make it 4 total games for Silsbee in the dome.

You United peeps are too slow.