Razor

Great news!!!!

wow

Oh and there are successful people from Nederland, despite what you imply here...amazing, I know, but true

Still no compelling reason that an outsider would ensure success...with barrow you already know that he was an integral part of what has been a very successful program...it amazes me that you think outsider equals certain success

Yep, fans yell for a kick anytime a ball touches a player below the knee and it drives me nuts...lol...on the other hand, I have seen some refs call it a kick ball when it isn't intentional and that bothers me just as much.

As for the shot clock, I am speaking purely from a fan perspective...sure does make for some boring basketball

The kicked ball interpretation drives me nuts, but what bothers me the most is a rule that is not in place....put a dang shot clock of some type into the HS game...even if it's a dang minute, something, please!

What's "wrong" in Nederland sure as heck hasn't been the football and athletic programs, and Barrow has been an instrumental part of that success...what needs to change, is the community support for bringing the district out of the 60's and 70's with regards to facilities and the like...one day people will realize that hopefully

44 minutes ago, BMTSoulja1 said:

Did you think the 2017 football season was one to give chest bumps and high fives about?

Don't know about the 2017 season yet!

...and if so, that is truly pathetic on that parent's part...this man is having to endure having his character and integrity called into question...I will admit that I do not know the circumstances whatsoever, but I will give the Coach the benefit of the doubt until the investigation is complete...if it comes to pass as is speculated here, then again, shame on those bringing the accusations!

13 minutes ago, NHSBulldogFan said:

And I still think the Nederland job will be an outside hire I just mentioned that as a coach for 20 years it makes him qualified to be coach

...to add, a coach in a WINNING system for 20 years...outside hires seem to make more sense when the outgoing coach is relieved of his duties for lack of success...clearly not the case here

Read further...I said that he did not do that alone...he would tell you the same

Brubaker presents a very logical argument to stay in house and keep Barrow...I wont re-state it but suffice it to say that I agree with his points about Monte...all we get from Reagan is the "home cooking is no good" argument with no actual facts to bear that out...you can hit or miss with a home grown guy or an out of town guy...it depends on THAT guy and his staff...for me, Barrow and this group of coaches have more than proven themselves to know the formula for success...if the answer is already here, why do you need to go looking all over the place?  I believe that it is better for the KIDS to keep as close to the current situation as possible in place...isn't that ultimately what this is about?

One last point, during many a season, you hear other coaches and opponents of Nederland talk about how well coached and well prepared Nederland always is...who do you think does that?  Neumann played a key role in that, yes, but he certainly could not do that alone...breaking this staff up would make many Nederland opponents very happy people, I assure you, and take away one of the biggest advantages that Nederland has experienced over the years...you can't tell me that Nederland was the most talented team in this district for 5 consecutive years during the DC run.

My opinion, don't overthink this...the answer is already here

I have not been very active on here recently, but as a Bulldog supporter, I do have quite a bit of interest in this...Coach Neumann was absolutely phenomenal for Nederland football and athletics, in general...more importantly, he was successful at building solid young men who learned how to put "team" first and be responsible individuals...job well done, Coach, you will be sorely missed...you often hear the phrase "leave it better than you found it"; Coach Neumann can check that box off in a big way!!

For the reasons mentioned above, I throw my support in the corner of Monte Barrow...he has been with Neumann for the entirety of this run and has been an invaluable contributor to this legacy...he understands the game extremely well and more importantly, he cares about the kids and knows what it takes to develop them, both as players and equally important, as people.

He's paid his dues and I am convinced is more than ready for this opportunity...plus, Nederland has one hell of a staff overall, and promoting Monte is the best way to ensure that this stays in tact as well...lot's of good coaches on that sideline and I for one, want them all to stay!

59 minutes ago, Buddy Garrity said:

So your hanging your hat on wins against PNG.... My point has been made...............

PNG lost to Manvel in the 3rd round BF year 2.......... SO thats like 2010 or so.........

And you just pointed out... We have more hardware in every aspect, including MCM.... Thank god for LN or it would be worse...

NEXT.......

This is a ridiculous argument, but since you wanna make it; Nederland 3rd round 2011; 4th round 2012 (while you sat home and prepared for basketball that you couldn't beat us in either)

Honestly, I guess Nederland should just as well not even show up...after listening to this, I think it should be PNG -82...oh well, let's go ahead and play the game anyway and see what happens

4 minutes ago, indianforever said:

yeah those kids came to PNG for the ATMOSPHERE!!!!

Has to be...sure wasn't for the DC's

I strongly suspect that it will be Mayfield and that will be just fine!  He and others will give the Dogs potential for an explosive offense with several playmakers to go along with what should be a very solid O-line as well

47 minutes ago, NDOMAKONG said:

That wasn't Razors point. 

16 hours ago, dBerrySports said:

Hasn't Nederland lost to a non-playoff team in district play the last 2 years as well?

I never said that they didn't...I'm just not on here proclaiming them to be the undisputed kings of 22-5A next year...I admitted that my pick was a homer pick although the fact that they have won or at least shared the title 5 years straight makes the argument a bit easier to make...that being said, Nederland will have to earn a 6th if they want it, just like everyone else, including the might PAM

Sometimes the truth hurts, Soulja! 

sounds like an excuse...losses are losses, irregardless of the reason...you might "lose some on the sideline" going forward as well...point is, if PAM has "sideline issues" , it's hard to crown them as champs

Congrats to Ozen and best of luck this weekend

I assume that you are talking about George Ranch and that is fine...Nederland did play them and did take a thumping, just like PAM did...I was thinking more along the lines of the loss to Ozen, you know, the team that is in the district and did not make the playoffs...you can't lose to a non-playoff team from the district the year before and then enter the district proclaiming to be sure fired dominators.

I'll understand if you have erased that game from your memory

Geez, let's try this...congrats to the kid on a fine senior season and best of luck going forward...glad to see he had a successful senior campaign

Here's my take on Memorial dropping to 5A...they will certainly be a consistent contender in the district and having them adds another talented team and likely creates some new rivalries, which I think is great...the distrct is certainly deeper and tougher with them in it.

Now crowning them as sure thing champs is foolish IMO....heck, they lost to 5A schools just last season, so pretending that they cannot be beaten in this district is crazy.

I'll be the homer and pick the Dogs again, but I do have 5 years of history riding on my side (outright or at least share of DC)...until someone proves different....

So much for the 21-5a sweep ... Great job dogs

Lumberton is taking vidor's spot on the "please respect me" train...sounds like we have a new rivalry and can call it the "we want respect please, bowl".

That said, Lumberton is greatly improved THIS YEAR and I expect a very tough game...the Dogs did have a hard time slowing them down last year, but Lumberton had a harder time stopping the Dogs...hopefully, weather isn't a factor and the Dogs got their wake up call last week...DC is still on the line for the Dogs so:

Nederland    24

lumberton    16