Austin1985

I really don't think any team would play the Titans that way hoping the QB would miss targets. With teams playing with the safety over the top, them boys still running open as hell. To play them 1 on 1 would be a mistake. The only adjustment I would make if I was the coach is to go run 1st, when he did that last night, the QB play got better. We keep forgetting these boys doing this playing in a new system with roughly 3 months of work. 30 days of spring, 2 weeks of practice with 1 scrimmage, then games. They probably won't play a complete game til almost the end of district, which would be perfect. 

True, but we'll see.  Hopefully he's ready, and if they lose, on to next year as always.  I like how the back up gets really good minutes, something Kam didnt get last yr, even in blowouts.   I know you're big supporter bro.

I've seen WOW throws and I've seen throws that were just off.  I've seen easy passes missed and a pass that probably no other kid in the district can make.  I've seen kids get offers off off 1 pass.  Ready to see what comes next.

Not so much excuses, it is what it is.  Kadon was being groomed to be the starting Mem qb from the time he was in 7th grade.  Going home with the head coach and being personally trained by the OC qb coach.  That's 5 yrs preparation before his senior yr.  That's apples to watermelons bro.  Jones was an linebacker playing an.  Ladia has the talent and arm, but inexperience is showing.  I remember the coach saying that.  That's facts, not excuses. Comparing the 2 ( 1 had 5 years of preparation and the other had a summer)  IMO

Most of what's off with the passing game can be fixed.  The only issue I see is consistency.   I hear they don't have a qb coach, and that's not good especially when you have a true pocket passer.  That run wasn't too shabby either. Lol Passes that were missed yesterday were made later in the game and previous games.  Room for improvement is actually good.  

NC has to be able to block our front 4.  I'm convinced Morgan and them will have our defense ready.  

On to New Caney.  And whoever predicted our demise against the Eagles, I will revisit those comments

It was the starting QB , but all backup receivers & RB...... Our QB need all the reps he can get . We went damn near a full game against BU with snaps rolling on the ground . We also went the entire second half of the next game with the same problem. You guys were loaded up & smacking our 3rd RB.... What was we supposed to do .... just keep handing it to him & let y’all have target practice ? 

Instead of being productive at work I came across the PVIL website. I've always thought the PVIL was an important yet overlooked part of the football history of SETX and thought some of you might be interested in this. I knew PA Lincoln and Bmt Hebert had won PVIL state championships, but I didn't know how many or when. The PVIL website listed the state champions in football from 1940-1968.
PVIL State Champions from area towns 1940-1968:
Livingston Dunbar: 1A 1953, 1A 1954, 1A 1958 (state finalist 1A 1959)
Baytown Carver: 2A 1955, 2A 1958, 2A 1961
Port Arthur Lincoln: 1949 2A (co-champs), 1953 3A, 1955 3A
Orange Wallace: 1A 199, 2A 1954
Beaumont Hebert: 3A 1959 4A 1966
Galena Park Fidelity Manor: 1A 1957
 

I would like for 2 things to happen.....
1.  A competitive game
2.  A. Louis figures a better way to call plays.  Right now, the QB is running gassers to and from the sideline which causes the play to be ran way down on the play clock and wears the kid out.  It's 2018.  Use some big cards like they down in college or hand signals.....

I would like for 2 things to happen.....
1.  A competitive game
2.  A. Louis figures a better way to call plays.  Right now, the QB is running gassers to and from the sideline which causes the play to be ran way down on the play clock and wears the kid out.  It's 2018.  Use some big cards like they down in college or hand signals.....

This is a new offense to the kids.  I see a lot of hand signals and a few throws where the qb/wr weren't on the same page.  One thing I noticed is that the ball is spread around nicely.  5 kids have caught TD passes.  3 Rbs that can go.  2 that have rushing TDs.  Yeah, they will be firing on all cylinders come the end of the season.

I agree, but I don't think anyone is trying to down the players or coaches. Just speaking on what they're seeing. We all see the potential in this team, that 1st quarter gave us a peek at what they can be. I know I'm hungry for a whole view. I know they can play less than their best and finish 1st or 2nd in dist. 

IMO I think ppl are looking at this as the "glass is half empty" whereas if the snaps are the only major problem as of yet, they should be seeing it as the "glass is half full." Let me explain. We have a QB that CAN get the ball downfield, the line has only allowed 1 maybe 2 sacks, we now have 2 deep threat WRs (#2 and #20), a possession WR (#89), plus 3 good RBs (#21, #25 #5) we'll be just fine. 

Is it that hard to go under center nowadays? Just asking.

I don’t know if you guys noticed but , the starting center got hurt & we had problems. High snaps, low snaps & some were so slow getting there , it threw off the timing of the plays . Thats something I can’t understand. All these players & only one kid is capable of snapping the ball ? You had 2 weeks to clean that up , because it happened ALL game against BMT United .IMO , if we clean that up , we’ll be ok 

I have seen Port Arthur play 2x this season. Deer Park and Galena Park.  Port Arthur plays solid defense.  The Titan defense is not afraid to TACKLE.  They hit the ball carrier and wrap up.  They get the ball carrier on the ground.  An aggressive and fast defense that tackles well is a solid foundation for a playoff run.  On offense, it is hard to complain.  They moved the ball at will vs. GP in the 1Q and then the score got out-of-hand.  Port Arthur jumps out to 35-0 on GP and there is a natural let up by the offense, defense, special teams, and coaching staff.  Can't fault 16-17-18 year old kids for human nature.  It is easy to let up when you get up 35-0 and GP looks like it is going through the motions to get the game over.  Both times I've seen Port Arthur = impressive defense and they moved the ball on offense.  Hard to complain.

Congrats to Coach Louis and the T'Wolves on their 1st win 
 

Every time they start with the uptempo offense in all 3 games some would jump offside than they dial it back down. You can see the difference in exacution when they do go to it. Hopefully they fix all of the snap issues and offsides doing these 2 weeks.

Oline(Center)depth.  Insisting running the offense from the shotgun is problematic with a 3rd string center because not only the snapping the ball but making line calls etc.  I saw an equally sloppy played game against DP and they scored over 40 so the center-QB exchange is critical......

Strength of PAM is obviously the Defense.  That front 4----Front 7 is off the chain
And when it's on, Special Teams......

Oline(Center)depth.  Insisting running the offense from the shotgun is problematic with a 3rd string center because not only the snapping the ball but making line calls etc.  I saw an equally sloppy played game against DP and they scored over 40 so the center-QB exchange is critical......

Oline(Center)depth.  Insisting running the offense from the shotgun is problematic with a 3rd string center because not only the snapping the ball but making line calls etc.  I saw an equally sloppy played game against DP and they scored over 40 so the center-QB exchange is critical......

A comedy of errors.......

So I found out PA Memorial was playing with its 3rd string center tonight. Hence the multitude of bad snaps and lack of offensive production.
Also, Central's defensive gameplan was not what Memorial expected and they executed well, so hats off to the United defense.