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Well, for starters there aren't any black kids in the district, other than the ones in Livingston.
Seriously. Whose bright idea was this?

Well I almost thought this was a inappropriate comment at first but after looking at the district, its not.  Carry on...
Lumberton wins that district at least for the 1st year.  The L-Train is back...

Huffman and LC-M will be very competitive.  Well, LC-M loses Winters, the star RB and I believe Huffman has a new coach (i may be wrong) .  Y'all should be good to win the district though.  

Strike up the band, we got a Crosby v Nederland district game again!

While most of us recognize the value of choosing to play a good program like Newton in the buildup to district play, not everybody feels that way. 
If you are a coach with big aspirations of moving on in your coaching career, it’s hard to do much with a bad winning percentage. Locking yourself into 2-3 guaranteed Ls each year isn’t a good way to get a better paying gig. 
Plus, a big school playing Newton is kinda like picking a fight in a gay bar. You can’t brag if you win, but you’d better not lose. 

I doubt it.  The ones that would quit in Beaumont are already not playing.  Go read my post from yesterday about Quitters.  Being pushed is what these kids need and will bring out the best in them, it's in their DNA.  Now Bridge City on the otherhand...

AMEN!!! 
I agree with this 100% - this is not just Beaumont - this is Nation wide

Excellent way to recruit Manvel! Hire their coach. Good job Jimbo

While most of us recognize the value of choosing to play a good program like Newton in the buildup to district play, not everybody feels that way. 
If you are a coach with big aspirations of moving on in your coaching career, it’s hard to do much with a bad winning percentage. Locking yourself into 2-3 guaranteed Ls each year isn’t a good way to get a better paying gig. 
Plus, a big school playing Newton is kinda like picking a fight in a gay bar. You can’t brag if you win, but you’d better not lose. 

While most of us recognize the value of choosing to play a good program like Newton in the buildup to district play, not everybody feels that way. 
If you are a coach with big aspirations of moving on in your coaching career, it’s hard to do much with a bad winning percentage. Locking yourself into 2-3 guaranteed Ls each year isn’t a good way to get a better paying gig. 
Plus, a big school playing Newton is kinda like picking a fight in a gay bar. You can’t brag if you win, but you’d better not lose. 

While most of us recognize the value of choosing to play a good program like Newton in the buildup to district play, not everybody feels that way. 
If you are a coach with big aspirations of moving on in your coaching career, it’s hard to do much with a bad winning percentage. Locking yourself into 2-3 guaranteed Ls each year isn’t a good way to get a better paying gig. 
Plus, a big school playing Newton is kinda like picking a fight in a gay bar. You can’t brag if you win, but you’d better not lose. 

While most of us recognize the value of choosing to play a good program like Newton in the buildup to district play, not everybody feels that way. 
If you are a coach with big aspirations of moving on in your coaching career, it’s hard to do much with a bad winning percentage. Locking yourself into 2-3 guaranteed Ls each year isn’t a good way to get a better paying gig. 
Plus, a big school playing Newton is kinda like picking a fight in a gay bar. You can’t brag if you win, but you’d better not lose. 

While most of us recognize the value of choosing to play a good program like Newton in the buildup to district play, not everybody feels that way. 
If you are a coach with big aspirations of moving on in your coaching career, it’s hard to do much with a bad winning percentage. Locking yourself into 2-3 guaranteed Ls each year isn’t a good way to get a better paying gig. 
Plus, a big school playing Newton is kinda like picking a fight in a gay bar. You can’t brag if you win, but you’d better not lose. 

While most of us recognize the value of choosing to play a good program like Newton in the buildup to district play, not everybody feels that way. 
If you are a coach with big aspirations of moving on in your coaching career, it’s hard to do much with a bad winning percentage. Locking yourself into 2-3 guaranteed Ls each year isn’t a good way to get a better paying gig. 
Plus, a big school playing Newton is kinda like picking a fight in a gay bar. You can’t brag if you win, but you’d better not lose. 

While most of us recognize the value of choosing to play a good program like Newton in the buildup to district play, not everybody feels that way. 
If you are a coach with big aspirations of moving on in your coaching career, it’s hard to do much with a bad winning percentage. Locking yourself into 2-3 guaranteed Ls each year isn’t a good way to get a better paying gig. 
Plus, a big school playing Newton is kinda like picking a fight in a gay bar. You can’t brag if you win, but you’d better not lose. 

DeSoto had two white head coaches prior to Claude Mathis. I couldn’t find pictures of coaches before that. So since they’ve had more than one white head coach in the long history of the program, I’m going to say that you did not give an apt comparison. Besides, you know the answer to your question anyways.
IF you’re going to say DeSoto is racist/reverse racist, you’re gonna need some pretty concrete evidence. Now, does it make sense that they’re letting go of Peterman after what he’s done? I don’t think so. But I don’t know everything that went on behind the scenes there. And neither do you. So to call the community racist doesn’t hold water. 

But you have to be careful... lotta jags sounding like greenies from a few years back. 
It IS sad that pretty much all of Beaumont’s history is kinda like PA’s.... no more TJ, Lincoln, SFA, Central, Ozen, French, South Park, Central, Ozen, etc.... I know it’s progress, but it’s still a little depressing. The right thing to happen, but depressing none the less.
Bright future though... there’s no bigger stage than 6A  
 

But you have to be careful... lotta jags sounding like greenies from a few years back. 
It IS sad that pretty much all of Beaumont’s history is kinda like PA’s.... no more TJ, Lincoln, SFA, Central, Ozen, French, South Park, Central, Ozen, etc.... I know it’s progress, but it’s still a little depressing. The right thing to happen, but depressing none the less.
Bright future though... there’s no bigger stage than 6A  
 

But you have to be careful... lotta jags sounding like greenies from a few years back. 
It IS sad that pretty much all of Beaumont’s history is kinda like PA’s.... no more TJ, Lincoln, SFA, Central, Ozen, French, South Park, Central, Ozen, etc.... I know it’s progress, but it’s still a little depressing. The right thing to happen, but depressing none the less.
Bright future though... there’s no bigger stage than 6A  
 

One other classy moment from Silsbee tonight.  In the 3rd quarter, Devon McCain tipped the ball out of a Bobcat ballhandler’s hand and it went backcourt, with orangefield getting the ball back.  Ref incorrectly calls back court.  Devon tells ref he tipped it.  Refs confer and Devon walks over and tells them again he tipped it.  Regardless, sometimes refs are intent on making a horrible call.  But for those of you questioning McCain’s character, I thought that showed a lot. 

This is prick-ish man.
 

I talked with someone today who absolutely knows the ropes over there. PNG absolutely has plans in place for kids who are able to graduate in December. 

I talked with someone today who absolutely knows the ropes over there. PNG absolutely has plans in place for kids who are able to graduate in December. 

Meh.... he doesn’t have a problem being here 24-7 singing lil bro’s praises. 
A few years ago kids wouldn’t have dreamed of leaving their teammates behind for a new team for their senior year. It’s a changed world we live in. Everybody is ok with “taking their talents to Miami” or wherever. It’s no knock on the kid if he pulls out. It’s just the way things are these days. 

Meh.... he doesn’t have a problem being here 24-7 singing lil bro’s praises. 
A few years ago kids wouldn’t have dreamed of leaving their teammates behind for a new team for their senior year. It’s a changed world we live in. Everybody is ok with “taking their talents to Miami” or wherever. It’s no knock on the kid if he pulls out. It’s just the way things are these days.