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Your a joke...to say it politely. I really want to say more, but I'll just say this Jacob Hanna-338 yards........don't say it........nonono don't.......aaaaaah.....BEAT DOWN. oops, sorry it slipped.... :

I got this, I guarantee 100%. the Top four will consist of at least one animal, and one brigand with an outside chance of a native american. ;D

Anthony "the Beast" Beard number 44 in the nation for MLB............way to go.

Bumpity bump.

cause they're white.... racist!! Nope! :D I think he is saying that you are a Nascar fan. ;D Wow, how about that, L-Town is tops in district two years in a row and we're right behind the traditional league leaders in most hated.

Toups Graphics first fearless prediction.... Leading rusher in 20-4A and maybe... the entire SE TX region... Dayton sophomore... Jakari Delasbour uh, Purple, is Dayton moving into our district this coming year?......lol, How about leading rusher in district 19 4-a.

Man he had a gun on him......lol

WOS should've been on this, just like in their 3-a district, they would have won hands down over everyone.

man ur always talkin bad about vidor but they beat yall last year. so grow some and say what u really wanna say. "they will be good this year" Actually from what I saw, the Vidor D although decent was about the same as the other decent teams in ability, i.e. Central, PNG. Where I thought Vidor really shined against Lumberton was the fact that when they came out in the second half, the offense played with a tremendous amount of energy, almost like another team had shown up, they just basically ran over us.

The stats say otherwise... yalls defense was nowhere close to central you could throw the ball on lumberton all night....if lumberton played in a district that wasnt full of run 1st teams they would get killed year in and year out like they did two years ago Then why didnt Ozen and every other team "Throw on Lumberton all night". Look at the stats, You are wrong. You arent very smart. because most of the coaches in our district are run 1st districts......but for example when they played a team like crosby who was pass first you seen what happened....in the second half against ozen they decided to throw the ball and they came storming back Geez OF, I think Kirby Bellow would even argue with your statement. I mean he was the most prolific passer in the district, and yet the L-Town defense shut him down. Yeah Crosby beat us, but it was as much their QB's running ability as anything. In fast, here are the passing and rushing stats for each team Lumberton played and you might notice, L-Town did a pretty decent job shutting down those tteams who had good passing records. You'll notice that 5 of the 10 teams L-town played passed for over 1000 yards and of those, two of them, including your own were actually pretty balanced in the r/p department. Oh and your "came storming back" consisted of ONE touchdown each for Ozen in the 3rd quarter and the 4th quarter, way to go stormin' Norman. HF - Total Yards-1552 r-982 p-570 r - 28/86 p - 13/21-88 Barbers Hill - Total Yards-2781 r-1129 p-1652 r - 26/106 p - 10/27-76 Livingston - Total Yards-3042 r-2639 p-403 r - 26/138 p - 2/14-(-4) Vidor - only regular season loss - Total Yards-2757 r-2433 p-324 r - 38/218 p - 4/8-94 Central - Total Yards-3573 r-2642 p-931 r - 30/127 p - 4/11-29 Ozen - Total Yards-2376 r-1237 p-1139 r - 24/91 p - 10/23-173 PNG - Total Yards-2518 r-1495 p=1023 r - 23/55 p - 8/20-138 LCM - Total Yards-1168 r-698 p-470 r - 26/40 p - 10/18-102 Nederland - Total Yards-3692 r-1891 p-1801 r - 30/182 p - 10/27-121 Playoff Crosby - Total Yards-3693 r-2076 p-1617 r - 28/124 p - 11/19-168 Lumberton Year end stats Total Yards-3134 r-2583 p-551 you must be looking for stats in all the wrong places, one reciver from LCM( Daniel Harrison) had almost a 100 yards by himself My stats came from Iprep.com, where are you getting yours from? Put your money where your mouth is on this one. If you go to beaumont enterprise, you are right it says hunter gonzales went 10-18 with 107 yds. But, if you look at the recievers and you add all of their yards together it says they have a total of 210 Yards. You were right it did say 107 but you didnt look into it with detail. So 210 yards is the final stats..... I see what you are talking about, unfortunately I can't find where to verify which figures are right since L-Towns athletics website lists the total yardage for each team, which doesn't add up for LCM. A search of LCM's website only shows the football site as under construction.

Woof Woof, go get 'em Coach, man I remember when you were playing football. If your schedule isn't already set, I think it'd be really good experience for you to put the team in the Kingwood Park tournament. Personally, I'd love to see L-Town put a little stomping on FW. ;D

Football, I can agree with you to a point that the 3rd place team in a 10 team district "possibly" could be better than the 2nd place team in a 6 team district, maybe even the 4th place team. Of course that would only be if at least half the teams in the district were quality teams. On the other hand, teams in a 6 team district would have the opportunity to tune up against high quality teams in other small districts so......

Aw come on Gabe, you know football rules, I mean heck, we even have bigger balls..... ;D :

The stats say otherwise... yalls defense was nowhere close to central you could throw the ball on lumberton all night....if lumberton played in a district that wasnt full of run 1st teams they would get killed year in and year out like they did two years ago Then why didnt Ozen and every other team "Throw on Lumberton all night". Look at the stats, You are wrong. You arent very smart. because most of the coaches in our district are run 1st districts......but for example when they played a team like crosby who was pass first you seen what happened....in the second half against ozen they decided to throw the ball and they came storming back Geez OF, I think Kirby Bellow would even argue with your statement. I mean he was the most prolific passer in the district, and yet the L-Town defense shut him down. Yeah Crosby beat us, but it was as much their QB's running ability as anything. In fast, here are the passing and rushing stats for each team Lumberton played and you might notice, L-Town did a pretty decent job shutting down those tteams who had good passing records. You'll notice that 5 of the 10 teams L-town played passed for over 1000 yards and of those, two of them, including your own were actually pretty balanced in the r/p department. Oh and your "came storming back" consisted of ONE touchdown each for Ozen in the 3rd quarter and the 4th quarter, way to go stormin' Norman. HF - Total Yards-1552 r-982 p-570 r - 28/86 p - 13/21-88 Barbers Hill - Total Yards-2781 r-1129 p-1652 r - 26/106 p - 10/27-76 Livingston - Total Yards-3042 r-2639 p-403 r - 26/138 p - 2/14-(-4) Vidor - only regular season loss - Total Yards-2757 r-2433 p-324 r - 38/218 p - 4/8-94 Central - Total Yards-3573 r-2642 p-931 r - 30/127 p - 4/11-29 Ozen - Total Yards-2376 r-1237 p-1139 r - 24/91 p - 10/23-173 PNG - Total Yards-2518 r-1495 p=1023 r - 23/55 p - 8/20-138 LCM - Total Yards-1168 r-698 p-470 r - 26/40 p - 10/18-102 Nederland - Total Yards-3692 r-1891 p-1801 r - 30/182 p - 10/27-121 Playoff Crosby - Total Yards-3693 r-2076 p-1617 r - 28/124 p - 11/19-168 Lumberton Year end stats Total Yards-3134 r-2583 p-551 you must be looking for stats in all the wrong places, one reciver from LCM( Daniel Harrison) had almost a 100 yards by himself My stats came from Iprep.com, where are you getting yours from? Put your money where your mouth is on this one.

The stats say otherwise... yalls defense was nowhere close to central you could throw the ball on lumberton all night....if lumberton played in a district that wasnt full of run 1st teams they would get killed year in and year out like they did two years ago This is true even LCm had close two 250 yards passing against lumberton Nike, you obviously didn't look at my previous post with the game stats, LCM had 102 yards of passing against L-Town.

That probably won't be any kind of factor in your Project Graduation attendance, it doesn't with other schools. Alot of schools have started using the Montagne Center and formerly the Civic center simply because their gyms can't support the numbers that graduations can't usually bring out and weather is a huge factor in using stadiums. When I graduated Lumberton in '77, about a thousand years ago, we practiced out on the football field and a monsoon came the day of graduation so it was held in our gym, with 68 grads I remember it being standing room only even then.

That's cool make me wish........... hey L-Town School Board?

The stats say otherwise... yalls defense was nowhere close to central you could throw the ball on lumberton all night....if lumberton played in a district that wasnt full of run 1st teams they would get killed year in and year out like they did two years ago Then why didnt Ozen and every other team "Throw on Lumberton all night". Look at the stats, You are wrong. You arent very smart. because most of the coaches in our district are run 1st districts......but for example when they played a team like crosby who was pass first you seen what happened....in the second half against ozen they decided to throw the ball and they came storming back Geez OF, I think Kirby Bellow would even argue with your statement. I mean he was the most prolific passer in the district, and yet the L-Town defense shut him down. Yeah Crosby beat us, but it was as much their QB's running ability as anything. In fast, here are the passing and rushing stats for each team Lumberton played and you might notice, L-Town did a pretty decent job shutting down those tteams who had good passing records. You'll notice that 5 of the 10 teams L-town played passed for over 1000 yards and of those, two of them, including your own were actually pretty balanced in the r/p department. Oh and your "came storming back" consisted of ONE touchdown each for Ozen in the 3rd quarter and the 4th quarter, way to go stormin' Norman. HF - Total Yards-1552 r-982 p-570 r - 28/86 p - 13/21-88 Barbers Hill - Total Yards-2781 r-1129 p-1652 r - 26/106 p - 10/27-76 Livingston - Total Yards-3042 r-2639 p-403 r - 26/138 p - 2/14-(-4) Vidor - only regular season loss - Total Yards-2757 r-2433 p-324 r - 38/218 p - 4/8-94 Central - Total Yards-3573 r-2642 p-931 r - 30/127 p - 4/11-29 Ozen - Total Yards-2376 r-1237 p-1139 r - 24/91 p - 10/23-173 PNG - Total Yards-2518 r-1495 p=1023 r - 23/55 p - 8/20-138 LCM - Total Yards-1168 r-698 p-470 r - 26/40 p - 10/18-102 Nederland - Total Yards-3692 r-1891 p-1801 r - 30/182 p - 10/27-121 Playoff Crosby - Total Yards-3693 r-2076 p-1617 r - 28/124 p - 11/19-168 Lumberton Year end stats Total Yards-3134 r-2583 p-551

The most painful loss to me wasn't actually a loss. It was the year Ozen first entered varsity football, Lumberton needed to win by 4 points for some reason, was ahead by 3 and kicked a field goal that land on the entrance ramp at the LU field but was called bad. I never have figured how that could have been bad because if you look at that ramp from the goal post it's obvious the only way to land a ball on it that is easily high enough for a field goal is.............you guessed it, right THROUGH the uprights, to me that game will always be a sore spot, one of the worst officiated games I've ever seen and I know for a fact that one of the officers from the officiating association went in during half time and chewed the crew up one side and down the other for their bad play calling.

L-Town has Beard for one more year, look for them to stifle many offenses.

Great athletes as we all know, rarely make for a good team, it takes great teamwork for that. Look at Terrell Owens great athlete but huge ego, the best athletes around are actually those who let their team mates carry part of the load. Ozen may win one or two but don't count on much more than that.

Wouldn't want to be sitting in Anthony Beard's sights.

Well now, since the object of the spread offense is to spread the defense out and open up lanes, it makes since that the QB has to be a good passer. Having running skills is just the cherry on top.

Great editorial in today's Beaumont enterprise about football. Enjoy........ [Hidden Content]

a long run in tha playoffs, compared to a lost to Lumberton? Hmm ??? I'll take playoff run LMAO, as a Lumberton faithful, I gotta agree with ya there bcjag. ;D