SilentVoices

31-14 Horns

72-6 WOS

Obvioulsy WOS stark will cruise by this district with the only thinkable chance of getting beat would be by Silsbee. That being said, It will be a very tight race for the third spot in this district WOS Silsbee HF BC Buna HJ

Almost no way in the [u][b]WORLD[/b][/u]  HJ will make it to playoffs this year. The 21-3A district is loaded

It will definitely be a defensive battle, The Chain Gang vs. Harris's Hamshire Heroes. Not much offense for either of the teams but this game has the possibility to open so many peoples eyes as to the potential that HF has. Now, I'm not saying they will make it to playoffs but when you got 0-10, 1-9, and 2-8 in that last 3 seasons winning 2 out of the first 4 games is eye opening. But after a 2-2 start already this season the Horns are playing with so much passion and pride that the community has brought to them that I would be surprised if this game doesn't go down to the wire.

I could be going a little crazy but I think HF will lose by 3

I would like to see who everyone has this week to win. Most probably think it will be a blowout, but personally I think HF [u][b][b]MIGHT[/b][/b][/u] hang

If EC takes it to the Hawks like they did last week against the Horns, then i have the Bucs by over 30. Take the running game away, and HJ might have a chance ::)

The bad thing about it is that they have so much potential but yet like the HF culture has been for the past 5 years, the parents are getting in the way and not letting the coach do his job. When you come out and throw an interception on the first play of the game the coach is going to want to make a change pretty quickly. He put the freshman in the game and the other players need to accept the fact that he is a solid athlete and not play the freshman string on him, they need to respect him as a player. On another note, the HF offense needs to work on the blocking ordeal they have going on with that O-Line. If they could hold a block they could work more around the run based game, which is where they are the strongest on because Brown is not getting to show his finest stuff because he is running into a sea of Defensive players because his linemen can't hold a block. As for the defense, they have a good depth to them but they need to form tackle more often because personally what I saw at the game against Splendora was arm tackles and shoulder tackles. One more thing I would like to touch on is the young man that sacked the QB in the game and caused a fumble. Granted to him that it was a good sack but if he hadn't got so fired up about it he might have realized that the QB fumbled the football and he had the prime opportunity to pick it up and run with it and possibly score a TD which could have possibly resulted in a different outcome of the game.

Personally, before Friday nights game against Splendora I had them at 3-7 by the end of the season. But with the loss against Splendora I think the Horns will have another upsetting 1-9 season in their future

There were 262 homeruns this year, and still counting. Correct me if I'm wrong but i believe that there were over 550 last year. Significant change in the two years and the change in bats didn't help out much at all.

The only reason that HF lost against silsbee is because of errors yet again in the infield. Jeffcoat got on the mound and threw great. He walked a few batters but his off speed pitches left silsbee way off balance. Errors have been the problem throughout district for HF and it looks to me like it still continues

HF is 0-4 in district play and tomorrow night they take on the silsbee tigers at HF's field. To have any chance at playoffs they are going to have to win the next 6 games in a row. Looks to me like they played a bunch of mediocre teams in preseason and got the big head and now they can't step up to the plate and get the job done. They have lost 4 district games, 3 of them which should have been wins. In the WOS game they made errors and couldn't get anything done at the plate. When they played HJ, Jeffcoat pitched great but had no defense behind him and yet again they could not get the job done at the plate. Against OF, they had a great chance to win it in extra innings but 2 errors in the eighth cost them that game. And tuesday night against Bridge City, HF hung in there for the first few innings with a score of 1 to 1 and then 2 errors made by HF brought across 2 more runs and it went down hill from there. They are going to have to bring all they have for the next 6 games. And if the rotation continues like it has been Jeffcoat will get the start tomorrow against Silsbee and for HF's sake he will do good again and actually have some kind of "defense" behind him which will lead them to a victory.

I believe Jannise from HF has 43 strikeouts or so. Not for sure on exact numbers or how many innings pitched

Blake hicks hr number 4 hf sophmore

Correction, Wendling  of hf has 1 hr. It was the same game and same homerun on both posts. just a repeat

Not sure on many results but i do know that there was a tie today between Orangefield and Hamshire Fannett. I showed up during the last few minutes of that game and the final was 10 - 10. I was talking to the one of the parents from Hamshire Fannett and they said they were playing very poor defense by the Horns. They had 7 errors leading to 7 unearned runs.

While I was attending the Hf and Kelly game during the tournament , Tommy Wendling, Senior, HF hit a 3 run homerun

Glad to know he is throwing better since the scrimmages. Wasn't aware of the no no he diced up. I guess i will have to make a trip to OF tomorrow to check him out again

I'm sure your era of 0.00 will end tomorrow against kelly. Assuming that you are jeffcoat due to your emotional response to my post earlier.

From what i heard, the record is 134 by Phillip Lynch

I personally don't know much about any 3 of those. But I have heard rumors that Jannise is on track to break the UNBREAKABLE record at HF of strikeouts set by Phillip Lynch

Yes, that is true anything can happen. Im sure HF will have a good run as well, but Jeffcoat has to be consistently on when he takes the hill. Lets face it, he seems to get frustrated extremely easily and when i was attending one of Hamshire Fannett's scrimmages, he gave up a homerun and to me it looked like he fell apart extremely quickly. And if i remember correctly he hit the next batter. Pitching depth will be key for HF

BC may get upset by HJ. I think that HJ will be a sleeper team in the district with third place potential

All joking aside, here it is. BC Silsbee HF HJ Orangefield WOS