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WOS is the flag bearer for SETX, they are always making deep playoff runs and in the talk for State Championships. Why can't anybody else in the Area find the same formula? Is it the winning tradition that sets WOS apart? Is it the quality of the athletes? Is it coaching? What sets WOS apart from everybody else and what is missing from your program that keeps it from becoming a perennial contender?

Oh, I agree. Fans never have a right to act a fool. But they always have and they always will, hence the name fanatic.

Newton had no business losing to Arp.

Humble should be better than they are. Something is wrong here.

Crazy concept, holding kids accountable.

Common sense

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

Such a tough concept for some people to comprehend oldschool2, simply issues a lock to every kid and lock the locker room when everybody is out. It is call individual responsibility, if these things were done then there would never have been an issue.

Maybe because Faircloth didn't hire his dad.

Kirbyville will have to play keep away and hope to force a turnover or six to win this one.

It is everywhere, at every level. We do it because it is a calling. We love the game and we care about kids. And most of us couldn't make a living doing anything else.

And a few mommy's and daddy's could take turns as position coaches.

We all know Hardin will be open.

That is a bold prediction, especially since it will also probably be filled as soon as Beaumont West Brook is eliminated from the playoffs.

I know our board frowns on rumors, but does anybody have any predictions of jobs opening, with credible evidence of course.

None in our area that I am aware of yet, except Hardin. We usually see a couple before Thanksgiving, I'm wondering if they make a change in Rusk (not sure if this is even in our area) because of the lateness of the situation that occurred there. The only reason I bring up Rusk is because the Interim Head Coach is an ex-Dayton head coach and I though somebody from Bronco land might have some insight.

This is such a great topic. Figuring out why kids quit athletics, there is only one reason. Because, mommy and daddy let them. I will agree that you are either cut out for football or you are not. Not a whole bunch of in between, and that is what off-season is for, to determine who has what it takes. On the flip side, I hate these run-oriented coaches who say I would throw the ball more if I just had the kids. See Barbers Hill as the prime example, if you commit to throwing it, the kids will show up. The bottom line is, if it is not fun then a lot of kids are going to quit. Lots of other options out there for little Johnny.

Vidor was Vidor and Crosby was Crosby, it was an intense and heated game that both teams wanted to win. Sometimes when competitors are overcome with emotion they react poorly. The better disciplined the team, the fewer times this happens.

Kids do what they are coached to do, and they were not very well coached.

Silsbee beats Carthage Central beats New Caney

Crosby will have to be hyper aware on offense and score on almost every possession, because they will be limited. IF Vidor does not turn the ball over and forces one punt in each half, then this game will go down to the end. Defending this offense is a more about discipline than talent. You have to have everybody doing their job and not chasing ghost or eye candy.

Jags represent, and pull out a tight one.

They are fast.

Only if it was Larry Haynes

The outcome of this game rest solely on the play of the Crosby Quarterback.