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It's hilarious to me.  The Orangefield Coach/Team was emphatically congratulated on the season they had... while running the Slot-T.  Coincidentally, the predicted front runner and spread team of the district (Anahuac).. had their season ended by eventual state champ and another Slot-T team (Franklin).
It's almost as if people don't realize the irony. 

I was being facetious.  Coincidentally.. I like the Slot-T.  I also like the spread.. and I like most offensive schemes when ran successfully.  None of them are designed to fail.  No coach says, "We're going to run this offense.. and hope for a few yards or even getting back to the line of scrimmage.  And if not, we'll just punt and try again next drive."  They're all designed to lead into substantial gains.. Having said that, the slot-t isn't good for playing catchup.  So when you need quick scores or to make up ground, it's not good.  But, the slot-t wins state titles every year.  Hard to say it isn't effective.  I like to think coaches do what they feel puts the team in the best situation to win games based on either their personnel or knowledge. 

It's hilarious to me.  The Orangefield Coach/Team was emphatically congratulated on the season they had... while running the Slot-T.  Coincidentally, the predicted front runner and spread team of the district (Anahuac).. had their season ended by eventual state champ and another Slot-T team (Franklin).
It's almost as if people don't realize the irony. 

It's hilarious to me.  The Orangefield Coach/Team was emphatically congratulated on the season they had... while running the Slot-T.  Coincidentally, the predicted front runner and spread team of the district (Anahuac).. had their season ended by eventual state champ and another Slot-T team (Franklin).
It's almost as if people don't realize the irony. 

It's hilarious to me.  The Orangefield Coach/Team was emphatically congratulated on the season they had... while running the Slot-T.  Coincidentally, the predicted front runner and spread team of the district (Anahuac).. had their season ended by eventual state champ and another Slot-T team (Franklin).
It's almost as if people don't realize the irony. 

It's hilarious to me.  The Orangefield Coach/Team was emphatically congratulated on the season they had... while running the Slot-T.  Coincidentally, the predicted front runner and spread team of the district (Anahuac).. had their season ended by eventual state champ and another Slot-T team (Franklin).
It's almost as if people don't realize the irony. 

It's hilarious to me.  The Orangefield Coach/Team was emphatically congratulated on the season they had... while running the Slot-T.  Coincidentally, the predicted front runner and spread team of the district (Anahuac).. had their season ended by eventual state champ and another Slot-T team (Franklin).
It's almost as if people don't realize the irony. 

I was being facetious.  Coincidentally.. I like the Slot-T.  I also like the spread.. and I like most offensive schemes when ran successfully.  None of them are designed to fail.  No coach says, "We're going to run this offense.. and hope for a few yards or even getting back to the line of scrimmage.  And if not, we'll just punt and try again next drive."  They're all designed to lead into substantial gains.. Having said that, the slot-t isn't good for playing catchup.  So when you need quick scores or to make up ground, it's not good.  But, the slot-t wins state titles every year.  Hard to say it isn't effective.  I like to think coaches do what they feel puts the team in the best situation to win games based on either their personnel or knowledge. 

"Well we worked 80 hours making time and a half,
But La Grange was too damn hot." - Charlie Robison 

Hull Daisetta fans enter the conversation in .. 3. .. 2 .. 1 .. 

But.. but.. he's not elite..
 

That's pretty cool.  

That's pretty cool.  

"Well we worked 80 hours making time and a half,
But La Grange was too damn hot." - Charlie Robison 

Surely you jest.  I have it on good authority that there are coaches capable of winning a state championship in any school within 7 years.... regardless of their players' athletic ability.  They call this seemingly mythical group of men "Elite".  I know it may sound silly.. but it's true.  You sound like one of those kid blamers. (Disclaimer: This only exists in the sport of football)

It doesn't take that for a large number of the coaching community to know what jobs are open or gonna be open.  The coaches that people might wish to take the job don't care that it's open.

Imagine responding to a post seriously... not knowing that you're being made fun of.

There’s nothing you could ever say, nor is there any handpicked selection of statistics you could ever show me that will convince me that a coach can win a state championship solely on his coaching capabilities without any talent whatsoever.  Nothing.  There are also plenty of examples where your definition of an elite coach had windows of mediocre seasons after winning said titles.  All of which is either ignored by you or answered with some kind of “exception to the rule” type nonsense.  I don’t care what you think.  Surratt isn’t winning a state championship at Sabine Pass as long as they keep their academic requirements in place.  That.. and that alone.. is the reason a coach won’t go in and draw neglected athletes from Port Arthur.  Which is their avenue to athletic excellence.
They’d rather win UIL and OAP state titles.  Know what? Cool.  Good for them.
As far as HD.  Look at what happened to the community populations and school enrollment.  The town is drying up.  Since their title, they probably need transfers for any success whatsoever.

It’s downright confusing how dumb your line of thinking is on the subject.  I’ll give you this.. you’re committed to it.

It’s downright confusing how dumb your line of thinking is on the subject.  I’ll give you this.. you’re committed to it.

It’s downright confusing how dumb your line of thinking is on the subject.  I’ll give you this.. you’re committed to it.

If you can’t admit that there are obvious cases of a team with enough talent for deep runs… and a team without enough talent for a deep run, then you’re very deserving of all the posts that are obviously making fun of you.
True or false: The Carthage coach could beat Katy within 7 years spent at Sabine Pass.
Give a one word response.  True…. Or…. False

If you can’t admit that there are obvious cases of a team with enough talent for deep runs… and a team without enough talent for a deep run, then you’re very deserving of all the posts that are obviously making fun of you.
True or false: The Carthage coach could beat Katy within 7 years spent at Sabine Pass.
Give a one word response.  True…. Or…. False

Sounds like you're a kid blamer.  In 7 years time or less, an elite coach would beat the KC Chiefs with Sabine Pass.  I said what I said.

But.... that's exactly what is being claimed.  By a specific person I mean.