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WOSGrad did all that. They are working together and doing the best they can.

Thanks 

Alright, let me provide some context and try to put this “ref” debate to rest…
Silsbee had 14 penalties for 125 yards called on them… crazy!
of those 14 penalties, 6 were either false start or offside. Both of those are pretty obvious penalties so you can’t really argue against those.
So that leaves 8 penalties of which 4 were holding. I know for sure we called one, if not two, or those holding calls on the broadcast before the flag was even thrown. We both saw it.
So that leaves us with 4 penalties in question. One of those was a pass interference on silsbee. Defender didn’t try to make a play on the ball. Receiver for O-field came back to make a play on the ball and the silsbee defender ran into him. That’s gonna get called every time. Another was a personal fouls for a horse collar. Again, very obvious call.
So 2 penalties left… there was a block in the back. This was one of those times when the receiver catches he ball and cuts across the field. Another silsbee receiver was going to make a block but because the ball carrier was changing directions it made the defender turn his back at the last second, causing a block in the back. I remember this play very clearly. Jackson made a good move and had a great gain; but the penalty was valid.
That leaves 1 penalty which was sideline warning. I guess that can be argued either way. But I can see why they called it.
 
That’s my two cents 

By the way, silsbee lost because they had 45 total yards in the second half.

Alright, let me provide some context and try to put this “ref” debate to rest…
Silsbee had 14 penalties for 125 yards called on them… crazy!
of those 14 penalties, 6 were either false start or offside. Both of those are pretty obvious penalties so you can’t really argue against those.
So that leaves 8 penalties of which 4 were holding. I know for sure we called one, if not two, or those holding calls on the broadcast before the flag was even thrown. We both saw it.
So that leaves us with 4 penalties in question. One of those was a pass interference on silsbee. Defender didn’t try to make a play on the ball. Receiver for O-field came back to make a play on the ball and the silsbee defender ran into him. That’s gonna get called every time. Another was a personal fouls for a horse collar. Again, very obvious call.
So 2 penalties left… there was a block in the back. This was one of those times when the receiver catches he ball and cuts across the field. Another silsbee receiver was going to make a block but because the ball carrier was changing directions it made the defender turn his back at the last second, causing a block in the back. I remember this play very clearly. Jackson made a good move and had a great gain; but the penalty was valid.
That leaves 1 penalty which was sideline warning. I guess that can be argued either way. But I can see why they called it.
 
That’s my two cents 

Some stats before I hit the sheets:
Total Yards:
Silsbee 290
Orangefield 300
Rush Yards:
Silsbee 148
Orangefield 252
Pass Yards
Silsbee 142
Orangefield 48
Turnovers
Silsbee 0
Orangefield 2
Penalties
Silsbee 14/122
Orangefield 7/50
Some individual stats for Silsbee
Brisbane 8/24 142 yards 1 TD
Dodd 17 carries for 123, 1 TD
Miller- 9 carries for 24 yards, 4 catches for 77 yards and 1 TD
Jackson 3 catches for 44 yards
 

Alright, let me provide some context and try to put this “ref” debate to rest…
Silsbee had 14 penalties for 125 yards called on them… crazy!
of those 14 penalties, 6 were either false start or offside. Both of those are pretty obvious penalties so you can’t really argue against those.
So that leaves 8 penalties of which 4 were holding. I know for sure we called one, if not two, or those holding calls on the broadcast before the flag was even thrown. We both saw it.
So that leaves us with 4 penalties in question. One of those was a pass interference on silsbee. Defender didn’t try to make a play on the ball. Receiver for O-field came back to make a play on the ball and the silsbee defender ran into him. That’s gonna get called every time. Another was a personal fouls for a horse collar. Again, very obvious call.
So 2 penalties left… there was a block in the back. This was one of those times when the receiver catches he ball and cuts across the field. Another silsbee receiver was going to make a block but because the ball carrier was changing directions it made the defender turn his back at the last second, causing a block in the back. I remember this play very clearly. Jackson made a good move and had a great gain; but the penalty was valid.
That leaves 1 penalty which was sideline warning. I guess that can be argued either way. But I can see why they called it.
 
That’s my two cents 

I hope Coach Smith is not in the hot seat. He seems like a good guy. 

That is pretty rough 

By the way, silsbee lost because they had 45 total yards in the second half.

So no evil scientist over there in white lab coats coming up with a devilish plan?  That’s a relief……

Come on man. Do I need to send you a Pm. 

Was 28-7 after 3rd Q
 
Now, Silsbee is no Argyle, Paris or Carthage, but they are far from being a bad team.

I’m at a parade this morning and will post some stats for the game and season after.
As far as PG containing Miller, Silsbee actually didn’t target him much. Didn’t really need to when you’ve got a running back with almost 300 yards. PG had no answer for Dodd last night.

Can someone insert me a muttley laugh here. I don't know how.

I completely agree, definitely a team effort. Miller still had like 44 yards though. 

Really enjoyed broadcasting that one last night. Looking forward to broadcasting the rest of East Chambers games this season.

PG may be down, but make no mistake this football program has made it to the state championship game several times in the recent past. I'm pulling for Silsbee to win, but I don't know about the easy part. PG is deep tradition and after two blow out losses will be looking to right the ship. After two heart breaking losses Silsbee needs to not lose focus in the fourth quarter and close games out. TigerNation!!! 

Thanks for the info!

I’ll work on getting all the stats posted, but you’re right about these 3 for Silsbee.
Brisbane had 313 yards passing with 3 tds, also a rushing td.
Dodd had 186 yards rushing, definitely a huge turnaround there from the first game. That’s the kind of rushing game we’ve come to expect under coach Smith.
And Miller had a beast of a game!! 228 receiving yards with 3 tds, and add a interception on defense. The young sophomore keeps showing out two games in a row.

and you get a late hit penalty.( cause you late)
that was resolved quit a while ago.
thanks for the input though.

I think a certain place should leave the phones off the hook after this one 😂

Chumperton still has a football team?

SO wait Crosby was up 17-0 and lost?  

From my understanding, Silsbee's defensive line is a bit under sized. (missing Ayden Bell terribly). It also didn't help losing a key linebacker (Saenz) during the game.
Silsbee's defense simply got wore down in 2nd half due to being on the field 75-80% of the time in 2nd half.