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I am baiting because I remember how you guys ran Don Price out of town several years ago after he had proven to be successful and win plenty of games. Please see the comment I quote below that illustrates my point.
Who in the world does this person think BH is going to hire who will "pick up the bill with W's"? From where will you lure a bigger fish than TW to come to BH and take advantage of the "resources and facilities"? You plucked a multi time 6A state championship winning coach from the largest school in the state and you guys still think there is a bigger fish that you can lure to MONT BELVIEU???? It's ridiculous.

There's no way they will run this guy out of town. There are a few people in that town, who think they are powerful, who think Mr. Haynes is Hal Mumme!

There's no way they will run this guy out of town. There are a few people in that town, who think they are powerful, who think Mr. Haynes is Hal Mumme!

You are 100% dead on correct!!!
And Lord willing the staff that is in place is the one that wants to do that.
 

Man, someone must've coached at Huntington before moving on to his JV gig.
All that aside, If the community doesn't care about football, then why would they care enough to run coaches out of town? These guys are taking this job and leaving at the first sign of greener pastures and in doing so they are crippling any chance Huntington has to every build a program. It will take someone who actually wants to be there to turn the thing around.

It takes longer than a year or two and it takes true commitment. Give this staff an opportunity, see if they are as committed as they say they are.

Say what?

No one can argue with the track record of reloading at WOS, but it's hard for me to expect it simply based on history. I hope you are right because I love celebrating with the Mustangs in Arlington!!

Brother, those are thriving programs at every small school in Texas. FFA and rodeo aren't the issues in Huntington, otherwise lots of schools would be in trouble. The issue is the Jimmys and Joes. There simply aren't any players there and there aren't any players there because no one has ever stayed around there long enough to build a program. It will never get better until a coach invests.

I tend to agree.  Don't get me wrong, the 2017 edition is a fast and talented team that I believe have a great shot at a 3rd consecutive state championship and that this week they will emerge victorious.  But simply, I think a lot of folks got spoiled by the results of last year and expect that week in and week out.  This is not 2016, and I don't expect at the end of the season to have seen the Mustangs outscore their opponents 811-69 as they did last year.
10 points is as high as I would go as far as any margin of victory.

Insert Jim Mora..."Playoffs?"

those are not the problem....

The good thing is the fieldhouse is about 100 yards from the nearest other building.  The boys have been practicing everyday.  I guess there was no water intrusion.  As for the main building, it is off limits as far as I know.  The Jaguars will be in Vidor Tuesday...

Everyone needs to relax.  With all those kids have been through being displaced, not practicing, etc,, there is bound to be some rust.  Hate that I couldn't make this one tonight.  

I remember that. I believe that's one of the things 92 was speaking on. I also remember you calling them out.
And I agree, too many "coincidences" seem to be happening within my community the last few years. I personally have been embarrassed by it all.
I too am hoping this can be taken care of. Hate the rep Silsbee seems to have right now.

Was the play you speak of a legal hit?  The hit in the above video is definitely not.   That's the kind of thing that's get's a player thrown out of a game.  Or worse.

There is such a different feeling surrounding this game this year compared to last year. Two communities that are trying to get back on their feet needing a 3 hour respite from the work and worry.

Coaches won't stick their neck out to apply for a job that was most recently awarded to a guy running a pipe yard.

There is such a different feeling surrounding this game this year compared to last year. Two communities that are trying to get back on their feet needing a 3 hour respite from the work and worry.

Coaches won't stick their neck out to apply for a job that was most recently awarded to a guy running a pipe yard.

Coaches won't stick their neck out to apply for a job that was most recently awarded to a guy running a pipe yard.

From Jim Hicks RCS Sports:
Former Beaumont Ozen coach Marquis Saveat has accepted a role as an assistant coach at Port Arthur Memorial HS. This is a big pick up for the Titans who are one of the favorites in 5a Region 3.

Great weather, top 2 district teams, rivalry game, district championship and playoff implications, beautiful stadium and video board, two proud and supportive communities, two excellent coaches. 
Enjoy this one everyone!!!
Go Crosby!!!

There is such a different feeling surrounding this game this year compared to last year. Two communities that are trying to get back on their feet needing a 3 hour respite from the work and worry.

Perfect strategy for HD:
Begin the game by throwing several basketballs out on the field before kickoff. Joubert and his team will get confused and line up in a 2-3 zone rather than a 4-3 defense. This will allow HD to score quickly and take advantage of the situation, possibly giving them an edge. Genius!