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Scrimmages mean nothing.  Maybe WOS didn't seem to be as dominant but they still did pretty well (beat) against the predicted local 5A district favorite which has more than twice the enrollment. Only time will tell. Best of luck to the Indians.  I hardly think the word garbage should be used.

WOS 16
PNG 14
FINAL

WOS is the usual football team. They are always prepared to play hats off to them they are the very best to play to get ready to start the season

imo if they get the running game a little better,they will be deadly...

I'm reminded of a story:  In English class at Lamar (which, as you can tell, I struggled in lol) and a guy ask the Prof to write a sentence on the board.  He said - "There are three tu's (to, too, two) in the English language".  Prof was stumped on how to write it.  I've got the two down pretty good, but the to, and too, I've never been able to (too) grasp.
PS;  the "tu's" was one suggestion, but kudos to (too) her for teaching us how to (too) write a theme.  In HS, all we did were book reports.

Let it go,  I gave you one.   You're welcome.

If what's going on in Charlottesville is the "right," I'm mighty proud to be on the "left."
In related news, our fearless leader's comments, when he finally surfaced, were unsurprisingly disappointing.  On the other hand, thought Gov. McAuliffe was incredible. 

I'm sorry but are you seriously defending right-out racist Nazis? You've got to be kidding me.  There is no "white oppression" and there was never any white slavery. You're comparing apples and oranges.

I'm sorry but are you seriously defending right-out racist Nazis? You've got to be kidding me.  There is no "white oppression" and there was never any white slavery. You're comparing apples and oranges.

WO-S was, on average, 18% smaller in ADM than the teams on their schedule and are not even the biggest team in their district. In fact, they were smaller than 10 of their 16 opponents. 
How many opponents did Memorial play that were bigger than them?  By the way, I know the answer.  So you may not want to rely too much on your "big fish" propaganda.
You use laughable arguments such a "PN-G ain't used to having a black kid."  And while he may be something that is a bit of a novelty in Port Neches, he is not in places like Houston, Austin, Waco, Dallas, Fort Worth or College Station.  Nor is it unusual in places like Gainesville or Tallahassee, Florida, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Columbus, Ohio, Eugene, Oregon or College Park, Pennsylvania.  So you're attempts to pump your own team by tearing down others looks so silly.  You had talked about getting banned.  It won't, but it will get you hammered because the arguments you forward are completely devoid of facts and quite frankly, common sense.
And the shame of it is that such attempts are totally unnecessary.  I think most have or would have posted here would agree that Memorial does have the most explosive backfield (I know I do).
But, hey, as an administrator on the board, it is great.  Keep the insults coming, it will just give folks a reason to come on and post and hammer you.

Neither Mauriceville nor Groves had active football programs so in my opinion Little Cypress and LC-M are the same entity just as are Port Neches and PN-G.  
Otherwise we'd have to make a distinction between those two pesky state titles by Port Neches in the 1950s and the one by PN-G in 1975.

No doubt about it, SETX has some Great/consistent programs..if you ever go out of SETX and even the State,  everyone knows of the SETX/Golden Triangle 
 
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It's a rather unfair question to begin with.   Yes, NO team closer than Harris or Galveston county can claim a winning record against WOS.  WOS has 384 wins since opening in 1977.  Nederland hit win 384 in 1997 after having played since 1925.  I think PNG hit win 384 in 1987.   
But over the eras there were always dominant teams dating back to the start of the UIL in 1909. 
TJ and Beaumont High were superpowers in the 1920's through the 1950's with TJ winning state titles in 1929 and 1944 when only ONE champion was proclaimed in the state.  
Port Neches had several peaks with two state titles in the early 1950's and another spectacular four year run in the 1970's with a title in 1975.  After PNG's run in the early '50s Nederland came along and won a title in 1957.  In fact both Nederland and TJ hosted the state title games at home on the same day that year just miles apart with Nederland beating Sweetwater and TJ losing to Highland Park.
Bridge City won a title in the mid 1960s and then in the '80s we had TJ in the title game again in 1980, West Brook winning in 1982 and French co-champs with Permian in 1984.
in the lower classifications Hull-Daisetta actually held the NATIONAL winning streak record for almost 20 years not losing a game from 1935-1939 before they were surpassed by Abilene. H-D finally got a state title in 1979.
Newton has won 3 and don't forget about Burkeville.  Barbers Hill also won 2 when they were tiny back in the 1970s.
This is just mentioning programs with hardware but with the relative population we're talking about down here compared to DFW, San Antonio and any area within 200 miles of the Rio Grande we've done pretty well consistently for over a century as a community and I take pride in that.

It's a rather unfair question to begin with.   Yes, NO team closer than Harris or Galveston county can claim a winning record against WOS.  WOS has 384 wins since opening in 1977.  Nederland hit win 384 in 1997 after having played since 1925.  I think PNG hit win 384 in 1987.   
But over the eras there were always dominant teams dating back to the start of the UIL in 1909. 
TJ and Beaumont High were superpowers in the 1920's through the 1950's with TJ winning state titles in 1929 and 1944 when only ONE champion was proclaimed in the state.  
Port Neches had several peaks with two state titles in the early 1950's and another spectacular four year run in the 1970's with a title in 1975.  After PNG's run in the early '50s Nederland came along and won a title in 1957.  In fact both Nederland and TJ hosted the state title games at home on the same day that year just miles apart with Nederland beating Sweetwater and TJ losing to Highland Park.
Bridge City won a title in the mid 1960s and then in the '80s we had TJ in the title game again in 1980, West Brook winning in 1982 and French co-champs with Permian in 1984.
in the lower classifications Hull-Daisetta actually held the NATIONAL winning streak record for almost 20 years not losing a game from 1935-1939 before they were surpassed by Abilene. H-D finally got a state title in 1979.
Newton has won 3 and don't forget about Burkeville.  Barbers Hill also won 2 when they were tiny back in the 1970s.
This is just mentioning programs with hardware but with the relative population we're talking about down here compared to DFW, San Antonio and any area within 200 miles of the Rio Grande we've done pretty well consistently for over a century as a community and I take pride in that.

The post said best Programs all time in SETX. I didnt see 2006, or last 15 years are Crosby this, or 3 rounds that. If you are going to rank them. Rank them from day 1. Its a no brainer. Who has the most hardware. Its WOS. Period.
 
No one cares about anything but hardware................ Just ask Dan Marino..................

Not for me it wouldn't. 

WO-S currently has the highest winning percentage of any team in the state (much less just SETX)  at 80.48% and by a large margin.  We've played 479 games.  Even if we went 1-20 to hit the 500 game mark we would STILL be top in the state on the list below.
 

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I have time. I can wait. lol

That will take a while.

SETX Winning Percentage
School - W-L-T - Pct.
1.    West Orange-Stark - 384-92-3 - .805
2.    Groveton - 641-306-306-34 - .671
3.    Newton - 544-293-14 - .647
4.    Port Neches-Groves - 579-343-33 - .647
       Barbers Hill - 571-305-27 - .647
6.    Jasper - 612-375-37 - .616
7.    Beaumont West Brook - 237-151-2 - .610
8.    Hull-Daisetta - 548-354-35 - .604
9.    Coldspring-Oakhurst - 378-252-11 - .598
10.  Nederland - 544-374-35 - .589
11.  Baytown Lee - 567-391-38 - .588
12.  Port Arthur Memorial - 95-69-0 - .579
13.  Silsbee - 504-381-28 - .567
14.  Dayton - 528-401-38 - .566
15.  Liberty - 495-396-31 - .554
16.  Beaumont Central - 183-148-3 - .552
17.  Hamshire-Fannett - 322-262-7 - .551
18.  East Chambers - 382- 319-10 - .544
19.  Anahuac - 409-365-29 - .527
20.  Corrigan-Camden - 440-407-32 - .519
21.  Crosby - 442-416-34 - .515
23.   Hardin-Jefferson - 292-276-6 - .514
24.   San Augustine - 393-375-19 - .511
        Burkeville - 248-237-8 - .511
25.   Woodville - 440-423-31 - .510
26.   Bridge City - 310-309-11 - .501
27.   Kirbyville - 444-451-23 - .496
28.   Orangefield - 315-336-13 - .484
29.   West Sabine - 241-259-5 - .482
        Little Cypress-Mauriceville - 219-313-8 - .482
31.   Huffman Hargrave - 226-251-7 - .474.
32.   Baytown Sterling - 230-274-11 - .457
33.   Cleveland - 392-479-26 - .452
34.    Beaumont Ozen - 90-110-0 - .450
35.   Diboll - 308-396-9 - .438
36.   Colmesneil - 285-374-14 - .434
37.   Buna - 288-383-13 - .431
38.   Shepherd - 230-312-11 - .426
39.   Deweyville - 198-272-5 - .422
40.    Hemphill - 296-426-16 - .412
         Splendora - 240-344-8 - .412
42.    Evadale - 241-349-10 - .410
43.    West Hardin - 213-332-6 - .392
44.    Warren - 243-408-15 - .376
45.    Goose Creek Memorial - 34-59-0 - .366
46.     Vidor - 261-494-14 - .349
47.    Kountze - 215-417-13 - .342
48.    Hardin - 233-455 - .341
49.    Lumberton - 171-332 - .341
50.    Tarkington - 176-423-14 - .299
51.    Sabine Pass - 75-219-6 - .260
52.    Huntington - 41-305-0 - .118

Nope, truthful.  Lee and WO-S met one time, a 1979 bi-district game that Lee won 12-7 (after WO-S' first ever district championship) and they come in just a few miles east of King.

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