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Not a single coach has ever won a state championship without talent. It just does NOT happen.

Mic drop.  Next topic. 

Not a single coach has ever won a state championship without talent. It just does NOT happen.

I'm glad we agree.  Even the greatest of coaches need other factors other than their coaching ability in order to win a title.  Or.. most people would agree with that. 

Thoughts on this?
11-3A
Crockett
Huntington
Diboll
Trinity
Coldspring
Tarkington
 
12-3A
Kirbyville
Buna
Woodville
Hardin
East Chambers
Anahuac

Good to have you back Bro!!!

Good to have you back Bro!!!

Final
Big Sandy 3
Mason 1
Hendrix pitches a complete game gem.

Katy schools playing in Anahuac, now there is something hilarious about that.

Katy schools playing in Anahuac, now there is something hilarious about that.

Jasper has some open time slots, I think.

Katy schools playing in Anahuac, now there is something hilarious about that.

Is anybody scheduled to play on grass this week? Lord, I hope not.
As long as the games are on turf then i think they may get them all in, it may cost a few extra dozen baseballs, but I think they can dodge the raindrops on turf enough to get these series in.

You're wrong. Just because you run the "Spread" doesn't mean you you can't control the clock and the ball.
Tarkington actually has kids built more for a multiple offense than they do the Slot-T.
And Bass is a dang good coach and he will do what is best for the kids. This was a good hire and an expected hire. The PNG connection is solid.

Good Luck to Big Sandy and Coach Hooker tonight, as they begin the quest to repeat as State Champions.

Good Luck to Big Sandy and Coach Hooker tonight, as they begin the quest to repeat as State Champions.

Good Luck to Big Sandy and Coach Hooker tonight, as they begin the quest to repeat as State Champions.

Center has a legitimate shot at beating Rusk.

Thanks, that is a good test.

First of all, I am QUITE sure that I had barred any posting of idiot Klein's paper here due to his slanderous articles in the past about local athletic programs (Ozen messing up the locker room after a bi-district game with Barbers Hill and, most recently, the allegations that 3 different athletic programs in the area were being investigated on recruiting allegations).
Second, what laws were broken here?  Superintendent Perez sending voting information for early voting.  Sorry pal, that's legal.  No advocacy for or against the bond so it is allowed under election laws.  As for Ms. Bell, there is no showing that the emails originated from  government computer.  That is like saying that the email questionnaire that I will be sending to Coach Barrow (you know, the coach you love to hate) in a couple of weeks is use of a government computer.  And I found his email address on the Nederland ISD, that is not illegal use of a government database.
It is again Philip Klein doing what he does best, posting slanderous nonsense, half truths and outright lies......much like you have done on this thread.
 

You are 100% correct, this is how Dan Patrick and his cronies in Austin plan on "saving" public education without the state having to pay a dime.
But, this is not on Nederland ISD and shouldn't be even talked about in the same breath.
The problem with you argument all along @CardinalBacker is that you support a bond issue, but just not one this "massive." But, the problem with this argument is that Nederland has tried to pass smaller bonds in the past to build and maintain facilities and keep up with technology demands just to have them defeated by the like of Klein and "Reagan."
The reason this "massive" bond is in the voters hands now is because of the communities lack of support for past initiatives. 

Maybe the timing wasn't right the previous time(s) that smaller bonds were defeated.  
For the sake of argument.... I need groceries at the house.  Everybody agrees that something needs to be done.  I'm not wrong for thinking a $450 trip to HEB is a little out of line.... and not because I don't support feeding my kids.  Maybe we need to just grab up what we need to tide us over until payday, but purchase a side of beef, the Thanksgiving Turkey, and the ingredients for Christmas Cookies on 4/24/19.  
They're just opinions... mine doesn't matter.  It's just a lot of money, and IMO it's overpriced. It'll be interesting to see how the voters feel. 
 

Well said, and don't forget that part about an education being available to ALL members of society; that just happens to be one of the things that sets us apart as a country.

Agreed there are many reasons for "Yes" & "No" votes based on age, lifestyle, kids, home value etc...  Thank God we live in a country where regardless of the uneducated, or educated decision of how you will choose to vote, on this local level issue, it is your decision, and that should be respected. 
We already know how many people are throwing politics into their argument for support, or non-support of the bond.. 
I do not believe anyone wants a local, or state decision for that matter,  to go the way of the madness of childishness, and disrespect that the National Government has system has become.

The only answer I can think of is greed and/or selfishness. 
I didn't have it, my kids didn't have it, so why should anybody else's kids get to have it.
Or, it is my money, I earned it, I shouldn't have to foot the bill for somebody else. If they want it, let them pay for it themselves.
The second reason is why Public Education is in the state that it is in right now and we have people and politicians like Dan Patrick trying to completely destroy public education. It is sad to say, but anytime you vote straight Republican ticket at the State level, you are putting another nail the coffin of Public Education. And when it is finally dead and buried, there goes High School sports as we know and love them.