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Also, LSU better open up the check book for that passing game coordinator. He is going to be very popular in December and January when coaches start getting fired. 

Roshon runs hard. There is a significant difference in energy when he is on the field. It gonna be fun watching him for the next several years. 

It might not be long before he’s the starter. Impressive athlete.

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H-F did not give up a TD.  Defense looks very good. Secondary is fast and the D-Line is mean.  H-F made a big goalline stand 1st and goal from the 3 yard line.  
H-F scored once and moved the ball very well.  QB for H-F can run and throw.  Very fast and hard to tackle.  Have several good looking running backs.  Fumbles killed a few drives.  
BC is running a spread Offense and look good doing it.
BC has a lot of speed on offense. QB i think is young but good.  He will be very good in the near future.  He missed a few throws but like I said H-F Defense looked dominant.  They had him on the run often. BC backs are big and fast.  The big fullback is hard to bring down. Defenses will need to gang tackle the big guy.      
Both teams should do well in district.          

I'll take that bet!!!!!!!! How much are we talking about? lol

So, because there is an opening at Bridge City for OC, that led to once again BC kids being soft, scared, lazy, and the baseball coaches are selfish and forcing those same soft, scared and lazy kids to commit to the baseball program? Am I understanding this thread correctly? 
And as for me being a baseball guy that tries to pretend like it doesn't keep happening over and over, I don't have any ties to the high school baseball or football program. My son is in 8th grade right now, he plays football, and baseball and throws shot and discus . He will play football and baseball as long as he is in school.  My only reason for even commenting on this post was because every time BC football comes up, the same people get on here and complain about how the big bad baseball coaches and the terrible daddy ball baseball parents are ruining football. I just want you guys to know that some of us don't hate football  

No, we love football. It just seems like some Bridge City posters on here just hate other sports. 

No, we love football. It just seems like some Bridge City posters on here just hate other sports. 

This is getting no where.  Get back on the topic of the coach leaving. 
Keep it up and I'll lock the thread. 

Hey now, that's a whole different kinda crazy there. 

Hey now, that's a whole different kinda crazy there. 

Believe me, if I knew the answer I would be telling everyone I know. I've had season tickets since the early 2000's when we dropped to 3a. There have been some awesome seasons and some that are tough to watch. I've heard the phrase its not the X's and O's its the Jimmy's and Joe's, but I can honestly say I've seen both sides of that be true.  Over the last 20 years I've seen some great athletes come through the program and some good coaches too, they have rarely crossed paths. Hopefully the current regime can help the program continue to grow and move in the right direction. 

So, because there is an opening at Bridge City for OC, that led to once again BC kids being soft, scared, lazy, and the baseball coaches are selfish and forcing those same soft, scared and lazy kids to commit to the baseball program? Am I understanding this thread correctly? 
And as for me being a baseball guy that tries to pretend like it doesn't keep happening over and over, I don't have any ties to the high school baseball or football program. My son is in 8th grade right now, he plays football, and baseball and throws shot and discus . He will play football and baseball as long as he is in school.  My only reason for even commenting on this post was because every time BC football comes up, the same people get on here and complain about how the big bad baseball coaches and the terrible daddy ball baseball parents are ruining football. I just want you guys to know that some of us don't hate football  

Believe me, if I knew the answer I would be telling everyone I know. I've had season tickets since the early 2000's when we dropped to 3a. There have been some awesome seasons and some that are tough to watch. I've heard the phrase its not the X's and O's its the Jimmy's and Joe's, but I can honestly say I've seen both sides of that be true.  Over the last 20 years I've seen some great athletes come through the program and some good coaches too, they have rarely crossed paths. Hopefully the current regime can help the program continue to grow and move in the right direction. 

No, we love football. It just seems like some Bridge City posters on here just hate other sports. 

Didn't know there was a State run Mental facility in Orange, but tell the patient thank you for the input.

As a parent of a former O-Lineman, I learned very quickly that it’s always the o-lines fault. I can remember an elderly lady yelling “come on line you got to block “. We were on defense at the time. lol 

I agree junior high and sub varsity success doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things. What i do hope to see, is continuity with the coaches and the offseason program. Kids do have to buy in and commit like CardinalBacker said, we have some hard working kids coming up and hopefully they can continue to get better. That's all we can really ask for at this point. Get better everyday.

I agree junior high and sub varsity success doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things. What i do hope to see, is continuity with the coaches and the offseason program. Kids do have to buy in and commit like CardinalBacker said, we have some hard working kids coming up and hopefully they can continue to get better. That's all we can really ask for at this point. Get better everyday.

Apparently you need a new name, you're not much of a cardinal backer!! BC is young and will get where they need to be in time. How about trying to be supportive instead of condescending. 

I'm fairly certain that the type of offense has something to do with people wanting to play QB. The previously mentioned athletes played for quite different coaches. Potential for injury probably has something to do with it as well. Concussion possibilities are changing this game, parents of younger children are already making the decision to not let their kids play. Scholarship opportunities are a lot greater in baseball at BC as well, which leads back to the injury point. If a student has a scholarship to play baseball, why would he jeopardize that? College ain't cheap, my oldest doesn't graduate for 5 more years and i cant imagine how expensive it will be by then. 

We're still talking about baseball

I'm fairly certain that the type of offense has something to do with people wanting to play QB. The previously mentioned athletes played for quite different coaches. Potential for injury probably has something to do with it as well. Concussion possibilities are changing this game, parents of younger children are already making the decision to not let their kids play. Scholarship opportunities are a lot greater in baseball at BC as well, which leads back to the injury point. If a student has a scholarship to play baseball, why would he jeopardize that? College ain't cheap, my oldest doesn't graduate for 5 more years and i cant imagine how expensive it will be by then. 

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