jtown_dawgs#72

IM NOT ALL ABOUT TALKING "CRAP" BUT IF YOU WANT TO NAME PEOPLE BESIDES D BAILY, WE CAN START BY BEN ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM ELLIS, QUAME SPIKES, DARREN BEAVERS, CAMRON STUBBLEFIELD, JOHNATHON HADNOT, RYAN BRONSON. JUST TO NAME A FEW. AND TO SAY THAT WE ARE A ONE MAN SHOW WELL LETS SEE.... BEN ARMSTRONG 2TD RYAN BRONSON 1TD DOMINIQUE BAILY 1TD WILLIAM ELLIS CLOSE TO 100 YARDS RUSHING QUAME SPIKES KEY PLAYER LOTS OF CATCHES, BIG PLAYS SO MUCH FOR A "1 MAN SHOW" 8) 8) 8)

now im not that old, but last night, jasper vs. nederland. was just terrible, as i was on the field, my cletes were comming off when beacuse i was getting stuck ankle deep in mud. it was crazy

not from the ref, but i can assure you coach farre was not happy with him, the next day however we watched film and everybody got a good laugh out of it :D

i remember one day jasper was playing beaumont central and it was the freshmen team, one player broke and as her broke someone was called for holding, the ref threw the flag as the play was going on , one of our linemen caught it and put it in his pants and kept running. then gave it to the ref. i never laughed so hard in my life

Well just so you know this is a game situation, 4 quarters 12 min each, no coaches on the field ect, so i say go dawgs!!!

my GOSH png has alot of people , good luck to them though! and Ben Armstrong is goning to be something special, SOPHMORE!! LETS GO DAWGS!!!

jasper practiced from 3pm till almost 9 pm last night, as far as we know practice is still today

yep jasper starts 2 adays from 3pm to 9pm... ITS THAT TIME AGAIN!!

Jasper v.s Gilmer hands down

sean weatherspoon is ROLB nuber 12 for mizzo

what does eveybody think about this game?

ok im not sure if they are all spelled right but.... 1 Eugine Seal 2 Reggie Davis 3 Rafel Adams 4 Big Red 5 Sean Wheatherspoon and go out on a limb and say 6 Steven Shives lol

any thoughts on The Jasper and PNG scrimage

i play with kwame and dominique (spikes and baily) and i tell you these guys are two of the funnest guys to be around, they are both tremendous athelets and have a attitude for winning. when one is clicking it seems like the rest of the team is. big things for us next year!!!

is the jasper/gilmer game gunna be on tv?

I like hippo from WOS he is a good qb smart and has a good arm. But you guys are forgeting our qb. Dominique Baily. One whice Dave Cambell put on the list of the top 10 players he would pay to watch! (he is number 1 out of the 10)

oh well my mistake. still is a game i would like to see

non-district - Jasper v.s. Gilmer. District Jasper v.s. Carthage Playoffs- Newton v.s Kirbyville

i believe that jasper just might suprise you guys this year

1. West Brook 2. WOS 3. Jasper 4. PNG 5. Daton 6. Livingston 7. Newton 8. Lumberton 9. Kirbyville 10. Carthage

like the dog said when the train ran over his tail.... it wont be long now lol

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No doubt im still a youngster, but i have been around football for a little while now and i have to say that my fav. rival game has been Jasper vs Newton, the atmosphere is just estatic. These two teams make for some class A football, too bad that we cant play them, tensions build outside of the game, just a shame

Carthage will be a tough task no doubt but i say my DAWGS 28-14

maybe im wrong but to me it seems after the turn around of the dawgs in this past they are only getting better but to not rank them at all? everybody up there we could have condended to i mean Navasota we lost by 2 points in which we should have won we were up 34-14 at halftime. WOS we scored more on them than anyone did all season (not including playoffs i dont know about that) im not saying we should be number one but we should be up there somewhere? please let me know what you guys think