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Haha now that's dirty. If we do... watch out

It will be if Atlanta and Jasper in Carthage if they both hold up their ends of the deal. If Jasper loses to Diboll though, just IF, it would then be a 3 way tie between Rusk, Diboll, and Jasper right? So... Rusk is at (-2), Jasper is at (+7), and Diboll is at (-5). IF Diboll won by 7, we'd be playing Diboll, IF we beat or come within 9 points of beating SH.

I heard Orangefield is sending the JV to take care of WOS tomorrow. Source may not be reliable...

Silsbee by 3 scores.

I'm hoping this will be a close game. It will make me feel better if we win Friday night, anyways.

Woodville should take this comfortably.

Woodville comfortably.

This will be ugly.

Good luck to both teams! Hope for a clean, injury free game!

Am I wrong for thinking this could be a good game? I'm picking WOS by 2 scores.

I can see where you're going with this, but the fact is it wasn't at the same instant. It was pre-meditated. He literally slows down, then speeds back up just to lay him out. Then, he looks around to see if anyone saw him.

Double post.

Prayers for all those in the area!

I'm going with PAM.

Silsbee takes this one.

Don't understand these rankings though. I'm surprised that Gladewater is ranked so low.

#7 Movin on up.

Well it really goes hand in hand with getting the running game going. Carthage was able to leave 2 deep safeties because Gilmer as having no real success running the ball. Their corners where playing good press cover, and the screens weren't getting by them too often, so no real reason to bring the 2 safeties down. Once Gilmer's offense got rolling, they couldn't stop them, but too many times Gilmer just fell on their face on the first set of downs. The more I think about it, the more I think they will beat Nac though. I just don't know if Nac can stop the, though they do have that db that swapped commits from TCU to Texas the other day. He will be interesting to watch I'm sure. Not exactly sure how Nac seems to get all these D1 recruits at DB so often haha.

I have had this argument with several Gilmer fans, but I just haven't seen the stretch the field in any game. I've seen them twice and both times they did not hardly ever attempt the deep ball. That's why I had made a statement before that half or more of Brown's passing yards in the L-E game came from YAC.

Yea, which at 49-17 I believe they pulled Ingram. I know they pulled him early in the 4th regardless, but he went in for another drive after Gilmer's 20 point run and scored that final TD for Carthage. That boy was impressive, especially for a JR.

I will say that. They didn't give up. Not sure how they translate that mentality to those boys so well, but they get it done. I know for a fact there where a few Carthage fans that said "Oh here we go," whenever Gilmer started scoring on that 20 point run haha.

Haha you're right about that. It really began it's change when I was in school. We started out in your ole classic I-formation hard-nosed football. Before I made it out of high school, we where making the change to full spread. It really fits our school better anyways, generally because Atlanta usually has tons of speed, and not a lot of size.

Yep. If there is anything Gilmer is notorious for, it's onsides and screens. That's why we have gotten pretty good at defending it. Night and day difference between our defense now, and our defense 3 years ago. After falling to Gilmer in qtr finals 2 years in a row, you pick up on those things. Just little things like when the line recognizes it, they all jump and fan their hands through the air. Saw it against L-E, 3 lineman and a linebacker came through the line, recognized it as a screen, and all jumped and threw their hands in the air.

I've watched some highlights of WOS, and there is quite a difference really. WOS and Atlanta run the same style of offense. Spread with lots of misdirection and motion. Gilmer likes to put 1 back in the backfield at most, and spread the field. They will use a little motion, but not near what WOS runs. They like to get their playmakers in space. Gilmer is notorious for screen passes, which I don't blame them. When you have D1 talent at wideout most of the time, I'd put the ball in my playmakers hands with blockers out front as well.

Yea Carthage had a track star playing at safety that matched up real well with Morton. Carthage has a young team as well. It will be interesting to see what they can do next year as well!