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Yes, yes we are.
He's not bad. He's got a whole lot of his DAD in him. He will definitely let you know about it when he does something right, 

That kid already a Soph?! I'm officially old. 

FWIW, Randy Rowe is on staff at Coldspring Oakhurst and his son is a Sophomore QB that started 4 or 5 games this year.

I’ve said before and will continue saying.. anytime a 4 beats a 1, sending 4 teams to the playoffs is justified.

Miles Robison is a very good coach that probably doesn't get the respect that he deserves, because of the location of his school. Year in and year out his teams play hard-nosed consistent ball and he/his staff get the most out of what they have to work with in each particular season. Keep on keepin' on Coach!

Who was the guy who picked Coldspring to win the District Championship?

Who was the guy who picked Coldspring to win the District Championship?

Who was the guy who picked Coldspring to win the District Championship?

I have been 9 times to AT&T and never had a problem getting in or out. 

Absolutely no. 
AT&T is heads and above the best stadium to hold the state championship. 
Houston traffic sucks. 
San Antonio traffic and stadium sucks. 
Austin, who the heck wants to drive into that woke California invested piece of crap. 
Every kid in Texas wants to play in Cowboys Stadium with the big screen. 

locker rooms are an issue in San Antonio too

The locker rooms were an issue last time at NRG.  2 main locker rooms split by a partition with teams having to move at halftime.  Only one side had a bathroom & showers.  Kids changing in the tunnels etc   
 
JerryWorld is built for this. 

Having coached there 3x with a bunch of kids from Houston I would say this would be the furthest from the truth…

Kids would prefer AT&T and it’s not even close…

NRG is terrible for most of the state. Long haul for a lot of schools to bring their kids. I'm not opposed to rotating it, but I think a venue so far to one side of the state is not a good fit for it.

Nrg is not in a good location as far being close to being centralized would prolly have to be at&t or San Antonio. Basically all the big cities centralized east to west host a uil sport with San Antonio doing basketball and Austin doing baseball

Bingo…not sure why this is even a topic of discussion or maybe some just don’t understand business 

They tried this already in 2015 at NRG…attendance was down it’ll never be anywhere else other than Jerry’s World the UIL is in the business of making money and the most is made at Jerry’s world

I’m not a Beaumont guy, I know I been told over 1k times that it won’t ever happen. But still I will say it again. Beaumont needs to be 1 High School city. Build a brand new state of the art High School give the athletic department all the resources it needs, pay those coaches a great salary to come coach in Beaumont and keep them. 

If your having to ask for props then it’s probably not time yet

That wouldn’t be bad. At least being able to practice when it’s raining would help tremendously.

Capitalism at it's finest. If an 18 year old tech nerd who creates an app can make millions for his talents then why shouldn't the 18 year old QB make millions for his talents if someone is willing to pay it? Do we tell the tech nerd to wait until he graduates and gets a professional job before he starts receiving just compensation? Do we tell him the academic scholarship he's on IS his compensation like I see some who are against NIL do with athletic scholarships? 
If the consensus #7 QB in the country can get this type of money that tells you the emphasis college coaches place on getting the right guy at that position, just like they do on Sundays. Tennessee's QB commit got $8M for his commitment earlier this year. If rich boosters/collectives want to spend their money on kids for their entertainment then so be it. Unless the NCAA places guidelines on NIL deals then you're going to see this a lot, especially at the QB position which has the most impact on if a staff gets fired or not. 
NIL has basically turned college athletes' scholarships into one year deals with a player option at the end, which is totally fine with me. If a player outplays the "value" that one team sees them in then they're allowed one free transfer to another team that may see greater value in them, same for adults when they switch jobs. It also makes college coaches a lot more culpable for the lies they tell kids on the recruiting trail to get them on campus which IMO is the best part of the new NIL structure. 
The only downside I see to the current NIL structure is that it hurts a lot of middle to lower tier kids initial high school recruitment. If a program has 20 scholarships available in a class they're a heck of a lot more likely to take 15 high school kids and 5 transfers than they were a few years ago when those transfers would've had to sit and lose a year of eligibility if they transferred up or laterally.
Some people don't like the fact that NIL has taken some of the "amateurism" away from college sports, which I totally agree with, but why place stipulations/limitations on when a kid can receive financial compensation that may change the course of their lives just because they play sports?  

I’ve no list.  Just interesting that potential replacements aren’t mentioned.  Perhaps there are none?  Regardless, for the kids sake I hope they get a good one.

His name is Brady Barrier and he is Head Coach Ned Barrier's son. He is incredibly talented, already bigger and more skilled than any QB Hardin has seen in a while. I know this is probably going to generate some comments from the peanut gallery, but he is going to be a very special player and has a chance to be big time. Not asking you to believe me today, but I'll be available to discuss more in depth in 3 years or so when everyone else knows. 

I'm not going to put a number to the wins and loses, but the biggest hurdle that faces the new coach is developing toughness, mentally and physically. 
Especially if he going to run the double wing. Tarkington has been in some form of the spread for 3 years now and the results have not been stellar, but the one thing they have lacked since Stan Howard left is toughness.