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Well, since you did decide to single out that high school (who, by the way, finished just one grade below BC in the 2019 TEA Accountability Rankings), I guess you you can name the students that have transferred to that high school and played on their football team?
As to the student (who by the way, was not a quarterback) when his father states that he transferred "for increased exposure to colleges," and to a high school that was only one grade higher in TEA rankings, that pretty much convinces me that the move was for athletic purposes. It not only cost the district that student, but the student's younger brother, a cornerback, who is currently at OU.  The quarterback that you are alluding to transferred to Spring Westfield before the 2014 season due to his mother being hired by Spring ISD.  BTW, he went on to Arizona State.  None of these, as I recall, on an academic scholarship.
So, as you can see, the school that you didn't mean to single out was the poached, rather than the poacher and according to the TEA isn't doing as bad academically as you wish to have folks think.
Moral of the story, know what you are talking about before you open your mouth.

Well, they did make good progress on it this week and it appears to be fully installed.  Operational?  I don't know.
It is not as big as Texan Drive, the Rez or the others.  But it is there.

 

According to the Orange leader LCM had around 130 kids.  

Hey it’s to early for me to pick on Lumberton. I think this year I’m gonna let the score board do the talking 

As there seems to be differing accounts on the final standings in 11-4A-I here they are:

2018 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STANDINGS
 
11-4A-I
School                                         W  L            W   L
                                                     District       Overall
1-Splendora                                  5    0             9    1
2-Huffman Hargrave                   3    2             5     5
3-Little Cypress-Mauriceville     3    2             4     6
4-Lumberton                                 3    2             5     5
Bridge City                                    1    4             2     8
Livingston                                     0    5             0     10

You must still be in High school. I have nothing against Huffman but y’all are not world beaters so you might want to relax. We are returning almost the whole team back.Im assuming you don’t keep up. Huffman has had  LCM number in football. Oh yeah we suck.” Lickem”

It’s sad to see  Coaches not willing to assist you getting information for the team. Fans like to read about their team.  

If the Bears can stay healthy, from what i been hearing, they should have a winning season this year. 7-3 may very well be an attainable goal. 

I hope they can, as long as one of them "W" isn't against my Mustangs!

We are now 33 days away from the start of the 2019 #txhsfb season.

We always play bad against Huffman. If we are healthy and focused 7-3. But I think we can beat Vidor but might get out coached kinda like with Huffman. It could be a good year at LCM

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2019 FOOTBALL TEAM PREVIEWS
LITTLE CYPRESS-MAURICEVILLE BEARS
2018 Record: 4-7 Overall, 3-2 District
3rd Place in District 11-4A-I
 
The Little Cypress-Mauriceville Bears qualified for the playoffs for the fifth time in six years. To make it six out of seven, Bears' Head Coach Randy Crouch will rely on the return of a veteran squad (7 starters on each side of the ball).
 
Head Coach: Randy Crouch
Offense:
Seven starters return to the Little Cypress-Mauriceville offense. Senior quarterback Ethan McCollum will take over the full time duties.  He will be joined in the backfield by senior running back Landon Bearden.  Junior wide receiver Brandon Pollock (11-4A-I Offensive Newcomer of the Year) will be joined at wide out by seniors James Williams (1st team all-district) and Darian Williams.  Senior center Carter Cates (1st team all-district) will be featured on the Bear offensive line.
Defense:
Seven starters return to the LC-M defense in 2019.  McCollum (1st team all-district) and senior cornerback Ken'Teon Champine will key the Bear defense from their secondary spots.
Special Teams:
Darian Williams (11-4A-I Special Teams Co-MVP) will be the primary kick returner for the Bears in 2019.
Schedule:
Aug. 30 - Woodville, 7:00 pm
Sept. 6 - at West Orange-Stark, 7:30 pm
Sept. 13 - Jasper, 7:00 pm
Sept. 20 - at Vidor, 7:00 pm
Sept. 27 - Hardin-Jefferson, 7:00 pm
Oct. 4 - OPEN
Oct. 11 - Bridge City, 7:00 pm*
Oct. 18 - at Splendora, 7:00 pm*
Oct. 25 - Livingston, 7:00 pm*
Nov. 1 - Huffman Hargrave, 7:00 pm*
Nov. 8 - at Lumberton, 7:00 pm*

Today's previews:
Huntington:
 
Baytown Sterling:
 
Houston Austin:
 
Tomorrow's previews:
Little Cypress-Mauriceville, Center, Chester

You read Dave Campbell too much. I believe we will be 2nd or better. As long as our 3 year starting QB doesn’t get hurt we will be fine. I believe the back up will be a good one also. 4 of our receivers will be back they made all district last year. It’s gonna be hard for me to believe that anyone in our district will be able to cover  everyone one of them. Teams will have to pressure the quarter back. Our rushing attack was lacking last year that will have to improve. Our defense gave up least points during district. We have 7 starters on both sides of the ball. Splendora and Huffman should be the only challenges for LCM during district. 

Well our 2nd string  QB is playing at East Texas Baptist . Maybe a Qb coach or different style of  offense would have helped a long the way or maybe not. But we have Senior back this year hopefully he worked on his throwing 

Today;s previews are up:
Vidor:
 
New Caney:
 
Channelview:
 
Tomorrow's previews:
Bridge City, Splendora, Hardin
 
 
 
 

I'm gonna predict
Splendora
LCM
Huffman
Lumberton
Livingston
Bridge City

Nobody wishes to diminish the role of a coach in a championship team....I know I don't.  By the same token, the role of talented players or the community support shouldn't be diminished either.  Who thinks so?  Cornel Thompson, who on regional television uttered the now famous, "You can't win the Kentucky Derby with a mule."  And W.T. Johnson, God rest his soul, who just a couple of years later on the very same regional network, gave the impassioned post game interview as so how it just plain different in Newton, Texas.
They are two men who work around the clock, training and motivating their kids, attending conferences how to get even better than they were.  But there is so much a coach can do.  A coach has only so much clay to mold.  Curtis Barbay went 24 years between the Eagles' first title in 1974 and their second in 1998. Dan Hooks and Thompson went 29 years the Mustangs' 2nd and third state titles. Same coaches, same training techniques.  Is someone trying to imply that in those periods of time the these men, Hall of Fame coaches all, were out coached during those droughts?
It may not occur to some, but this area is blessed a number of coaches like Monte Barrow.  They have hard working and talented players.
But ask yourself this and be honest.....can anybody here recall a team who you think should have had a deep playoff run that didn't because they underachieved due to coaching?

Thanks, I had posted that in the subforum that has the previews, but here it is over here:
July 1: Newton, Beaumont West Brook, Grapeland
July 2: Nederland, Diboll, Elkhart
July 3: Goose Creek Memorial, Buna, West Sabine
July 4:  Dayton, West Hardin, Tarkington
July 5: Woodville, Kingwood Park, Montgomery
July 6: Off
July 7: Off
July 8: Silsbee, San Augustine, High Island
July 9: Lumberton, Huffman Hargrave, Galena Park
July 10: Vidor, New Caney, Channelview
July 11: Bridge City, Splendora, Hardin
July 12: Beaumont United, Shepherd, Shelbyville
July 13: Off
July 14: Off
July 15: West Orange-Stark, East Chambers, Sabine Pass
July 16: Orangefield, Santa Fe, Montgomery Lake Creek
July 17: Crosby, Liberty, Coldspring-Oakhurst
July 18: Barbers Hill, Porter, Hull-Daisetta
July 19: Hamshire-Fannett, Livingston, Evadale
July 20: Off
July 21: Off
July 22: Jasper, Galena Park North Shore, Katy Paetow
July 23: Baytown Sterling, Houston Austin, Huntington
July 24: Little Cypress-Mauriceville, Center, Chester
July 25: Deweyville, Franklin, Gilmer Union Hill
July 26: Kirbyville, Huntsville, Crockett
July 27: Off
July 28: Off
July 29: Port Arthur Memorial, College Station A&M Consolidated, Leverett's Chapel
July 30: Hardin-Jefferson, Hemphill, Houston Wisdom, Kountze
July 31: Beaumont Legacy Christian, Lovelady, Palestine Westwood, Trinity
Aug. 1: Sheldon C.E. King, Fruitvale, Oakwood, Orange Community Christian
Aug. 2: Baytown Lee, Baytown Christian, Apple Springs, Anderson-Shiro
Aug. 3: Off
Aug. 4: Off
Aug. 5: Cleveland, New Waverly, Rosenberg Lamar Consolidated
Aug. 6: Anahuac, Bryan Rudder, Trinidad
Aug. 7: La Porte, Port Neches-Groves, Warren
Aug. 8: Beaumont Kelly Catholic, Colmesneil, Groveton
Aug. 9: Deer Park, Corrigan-Camden, Burkeville

Beaumont Kelly Catholic (7): 1979 (TCIL 3A), 1986 (TCIL 3A), 1987 (TCIL 3A), 1989 (TCIL), 1992 (TCIL), 1993 (TCIL Co-Champ), 1998 (TAPPS 5A)
Newton (5): 1974 (UIL 2A), 1998 (UIL 3A-II), 2005 (UIL 2A-II), 2017 (UIL 3A-II), 2018 (UIL 3A-II)
West Orange-Stark (4): 1986 (UIL 4A), 1987 (UIL 4A), 2015 (UIL 4A-II), 2016 (UIL 4A-II)
Baytown Carver (3): 1955 (PVIL 2A), 1958 (PVIL 2A), 1961 (PVIL 3A)
Beaumont Hebert (3): 1959 (PVIL 3A), 1966 (PVIL 4A), 1976 (UIL 3A)
Port Arthur Lincoln (3): 1949 (PVIL 2A Co-Champ), 1953 (PVIL 3A), 1955 (PVIL 3A)
Port Neches-Groves (3): 1953 (UIL 3A), 1955 (UIL 3A), 1975 (UIL 4A)
Barbers Hill (2): 1971 (UIL 1A Co-Champ), 1975 (UIL 1A)
Burkeville (2): 1986 (UIL 1A), 2001 (UIL 1A)
Corrigan-Camden (2): 1988 (UIL 2A), 2002 (UIL 2A-I)
Orange Wallace (2): 1949 (PVIL 1A), 1954 (PVIL 2A)
Port Arthur High/Port Arthur Jefferson (2): 1929 (UIL 1A Co-Champ), 1944 (UIL 2A)
Port Arthur Bishop Byrne (2): 1951 (TCIL), 1952 (TCIL)
Baytown Christian (1): 2016 (TAPPS 6man DIII)
Beaumont St. Anthony (1): 1955 (TCIL)
Beaumont French (1): 1984 (UIL 5A Co-Champ)
Bridge City (1): 1966 (UIL 3A)
Beaumont West Brook (1): 1982 (UIL 5A)
Hull-Daisetta (1): 1979 (UIL 1A)
Jasper Rowe (1): 1967 (PVIL 2A)
Nederland (1): 1957 (UIL 3A)
 
PVIL - Prairie View Interscholastic League
TAPPS - Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools
TCIL - Texas Catholic/Christian Interscholastic League
UIL - University Interscholastic League

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I really don't know what Bridge City has coming back? After Dubois left it went back to the same ole same o. I think Lumberton lost some of there oline and a running back. But will they be able to throw the ball??? Splendora I know  lost some but im going to have to figure out who they lost because  they don't have a lot of support on this message board. Livingston I think will be better and maybe win a game this year. LCM will have a lot of returners and Id expect good things if the kids don't underachieve. LCM lost some coaching staff so that could be a little difference.  Huffman is kind of like Splendora they don't have a lot of support on this board. . Huffman has  LCM number since we have been in district and I have no idea what they have coming back.. But yes our district is less interesting we don't have any State contenders. We also don't have a lot of Rah Rah guys that support their schools on here in our district. LCM fans are scared to talk but they do a lot of talking in the stands Friday night. Cardinal Backer your the only devoted bird in the tree. Lumberton has a few, and the rest???? 
 
Huffman
LCM
Splendora
Lumberton
Bridge CIty
Livingston

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Lumberton won’t beat LCM. I’d prob move LCM in the top 2. 

Got 4 kids went thru WO-Cove system. 1 lawyer, 1 accountant,1 nurse, 1 passed before his time. Put that in your tone deaf pipe and smoke it.

Saw on kogt coaches on the move that former WOS standout and Jasper assistant Zane Anderson has been named new head coach at Beaumont United.