Guitar Man

He is of the younger generation, it pretty much means “serious” but in a macho kind of way. 😂

He is of the younger generation, it pretty much means “serious” but in a macho kind of way. 😂

I disagree with this. You wanna pin it all on coaching but PN-G has been successful for a long time, not just under Joseph. Multiple state championships and great seasons to prove this. Always competitive and in every game just about. Again, the two schools do not compare when it comes to the culture. There have been some amazing coaches come through Nederland and they still have 0 state championships. It is not just the coaching that is the culprit. PN-G is on a whole different planet when it comes to support from the community. Teams don't identify themselves by their coaches. They define themselves based on their identity. Ask any state champion how they got there. I guarantee you, coaching is a small part of an identity this is NOT rooted in a coach. Great teams are lead by great young men that bought into a program with the support of their community. WO-S lost that community support based on a hire they didn't like. Now look at them. They are missing their identity because the community turned on the coach, school, and the players' performance on the field followed. Tell me I am wrong. The game is bigger than just a good coach.     

I disagree with this. You wanna pin it all on coaching but PN-G has been successful for a long time, not just under Joseph. Multiple state championships and great seasons to prove this. Always competitive and in every game just about. Again, the two schools do not compare when it comes to the culture. There have been some amazing coaches come through Nederland and they still have 0 state championships. It is not just the coaching that is the culprit. PN-G is on a whole different planet when it comes to support from the community. Teams don't identify themselves by their coaches. They define themselves based on their identity. Ask any state champion how they got there. I guarantee you, coaching is a small part of an identity this is NOT rooted in a coach. Great teams are lead by great young men that bought into a program with the support of their community. WO-S lost that community support based on a hire they didn't like. Now look at them. They are missing their identity because the community turned on the coach, school, and the players' performance on the field followed. Tell me I am wrong. The game is bigger than just a good coach.     

This game is more than just coaching. It is a culture. Yes good coaching is important, but it isn't everything. It takes a football culture to be good at high school football. It starts with a foundation and identity, typically built in a weight room. That translates to kids improving physically and buying in to that identity. It also takes a community to support the team and coaches to guide the team and facilitate that growth. PN-G has built an identity that is forged in their weightroom. There is an ENORMOUS level of support for the team from the community. They have an awesome coaching staff that guides them in the right direction. Nederland lacks that identity. If you ask me what makes a true difference in HS football. It is a combination of a lot of things. It takes sacrifice by all. Again, i'm not saying coaching is not important, but I would argue the other obvious things that are very different about PN-G and Nederland.  Recently, the culture and identity is just not the same.   

Stop using the baseball team as a scapegoat for BCs lack of success. They made good strides rebounding from that dumpster fire that McGuire ran. Smalley will continue building up this program. God forbid anyone try to get better around the 409.

Or maybe Josh will turn B.C. into a consistent winner like he did at OF.  Not like they were world beaters when he took over.  Neither are going to win state championships but I bet he improves the program.  And as I’ve stated many times, you won’t find a better AD.  I personally have nothing but gratitude for the man and hope he has all the success in the world, even if it’s for a rival.  Godspeed Coach Smalley.  Your work here was much appreciated. 

He was forced to go over the bench by the Silsbee players coming in hard late. Luckily the Silsbee players all went down in a heap right at the bench or there were going to be more injuries. Don’t sit there and say the Silsbee didn’t force him over the bench.  There was zero reason to make contact with him at that speed with him going out of bounds he was clearly out of bounds. 

I wouldn’t say coaching alone is to blame for the woes of WOS’s season. I’d say people are overestimating the “talent” of this team. It’s a combination of the two. Honestly, I think leaning towards the “having too much talent” aspect of placing blame on the relative unsuccessfulness of WOS is tearing the team and fan base apart more than the hire you don’t like. 

Lumberton by 30. Got threatened by a deranged fan. Lol

This one will be interesting. Give me the Dawgs by 10. 

I hate the Slot T/Wing T offense.  Just wanted to get that out in the open  😅
 

They are substantially better than anything Vidor has ever done. 

Lumberton has best football season in school history… fans question the coaching strategy.
Yep.  Sounds about right.

Sounds like you should go get a bachelors degree and a teaching certification and get to work coaching! 

Yes, but they had some studs on that roster. Matt Menard and Cameron Dishon to name a couple. 

Slot isn’t a bad offense until you fall behind or turn the ball over. Its hard to play catch up. It’s good for clock management and keeping high octane offenses off the field. If you have no turnovers and are able to execute at a high level, it doesn’t matter what offense you run. 

Slot isn’t a bad offense until you fall behind or turn the ball over. Its hard to play catch up. It’s good for clock management and keeping high octane offenses off the field. If you have no turnovers and are able to execute at a high level, it doesn’t matter what offense you run. 

Slot isn’t a bad offense until you fall behind or turn the ball over. Its hard to play catch up. It’s good for clock management and keeping high octane offenses off the field. If you have no turnovers and are able to execute at a high level, it doesn’t matter what offense you run. 

Slot isn’t a bad offense until you fall behind or turn the ball over. Its hard to play catch up. It’s good for clock management and keeping high octane offenses off the field. If you have no turnovers and are able to execute at a high level, it doesn’t matter what offense you run. 

Slot isn’t a bad offense until you fall behind or turn the ball over. Its hard to play catch up. It’s good for clock management and keeping high octane offenses off the field. If you have no turnovers and are able to execute at a high level, it doesn’t matter what offense you run. 

Lumberton is better than LCM defensively. I think Lumberton wins here by 2 TDs. Lumberton 35  Vidor 14

Got it

🤣🤣🤣 dog gon it!  I fat fingered a 2, I meant 3 TDs. Idk what’s worse. My math or ability to use technology. Either way, Lumberton wins here. 😎

Lumberton is better than LCM defensively. I think Lumberton wins here by 2 TDs. Lumberton 35  Vidor 14