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Hey TD; i think what he was talking about is our team has a lot of "first timers"; kids who are playing league football for the first time. Shoot, my kid never even played football in the park on weekends! and okay; I've heard mention of "the Beast" but I'm not sure who you are talking about. PRivate message me and let me in on that one okay? Also, let me know who we took from ya'll. Whew, things are getting rough. Love the Lil Mustangs - no matter who's team they are on. That message came from BigD 95 not me. OMG! OOOPPPPSSS --- Sorry TD! I guess I need to clean my eyes huh? OK BigD: question to you: Who is "Beast" and who did we steal from you?

One of the problems is that we are judged by how many points we give up and not how many we score. With a tight season like this there is a risk associated with giving up a TD rather than just changing the backfield. Because of the the loss of Orangfield we are still not sure what the playoff rules are going to be. I have had winning seasons and losing seasons and certainly know what it feels like to lose a 30+ game. But, I could tell when a coach was making an attempt to be fair or just running up the score at every chance. We were certainly not trying to humiliate any kids this weekend... That's not why I signed up as a coach. BTW: Queenb - I'll take your 13 yo boy for as long as you'll take my 9, 5, & 2 yo boys... ;D

Hey BigD; i think what he was talking about is our team has a lot of "first timers"; kids who are playing league football for the first time. Shoot, my kid never even played football in the park on weekends! and okay; I've heard mention of "the Beast" but I'm not sure who you are talking about. PRivate message me and let me in on that one okay? Also, let me know who we took from ya'll. Whew, things are getting rough. Love the Lil Mustangs - no matter who's team they are on.

Okay; my bad. I thought it came from the refs.

Yep, may I suggest that you double up on your practice in order to be ready for us? Seriously, we (Junior Blue) have several kids who are 1st time players this year, my own included, and I have to say that each week, they are getting better and better. We are a team to be weary of and I'm proud of each of them.

Speaking of Hooks: did you catch the stipluation he put on all of our teams for this weekend: Sure, we can use the field, but we can't break the WOS tradition of Winning on his field. WOS hasn't lost on his field in 5 years and we CAN NOT lose. Whew, big shoes to fill there! ha ha While you guys are patting the men on the back ... what about us team moms? Equal opportunity here guys. Don't make me unhappy; after all: If mama ain't happy, ain't nobody happy! Mustangs Rock!

Dragon: Which team did we play a few weeks ago when we let up on them and didn't score? I know it was Nederland but I don't remember which "color" they were. Regardless, I stand by what I said that day on the field: What is the big deal ... let the other team score a TD or something; no need to have a blowout like that. Not when you are dealing with kids this age. Yes, it is good to win. We all like to win. It would not have hurt to allow the opposing team score. I really think if the REFS had not told our team NO MORE SCORING then we would have continued to score. I don't know, maybe its the mom in me but I really feel that there is no need to embarrass the kids with such high scores when they (the opposing team) is at "0" or some other score when there is NO chance of them winning. Just my opinion so please, no one jump down my throat about it okay? I've had a very bad morning and if you jump -- I promise -- I will jump right back at cha! P.S.: anyone of you want to raise my 13 year old for a day or so? He is sooo being bad right now!!!!

When Keion did a flip on the floor, I almost came off those bleachers! Dillon can dance just as well as he can play football and we KNOW he can play football! Whew, yep, gotta Love Lil Mustang Football!

you missed one good time! Those kids were tearing up that dance floor!

We had the pep rally last night and it was awesome! This was the first year my son has participated in football and I was really not looking forward to it. I was soooo surprised by how it went. Congrats to the winner(s) of the Dance Off Junior Blue - Dillon Junior White - (I didn't catch his name -- TD: what was his name?) Big THANKS to Eric Guillory's place of employment for the TV/stereo that was given to each child who was displaced by Hurricane Ike. That was awesome! The snack bags given to each player was greatly appreciated. Looking forward to the parade tomorrow. Good Luck everyone!

After practice last night, kids were excited about the upcoming week. Pep rallys, parade, just good fun. If you want to know the schedule, let me know. I can't answer for the float decorating times for all teams, but I can tell you when and where for the Junior Blue team. Let me know of any questions you have. Looking forward to a fun filled week ending with some good football games on Saturday. Whoo Hoo, we get to play on the high school field this week.

i reread my post and wanted to clarify: he had the stomach virus on thursday but was okay with that by gametime; weak and still could not eat very much; but okay with the virus; he was sick as a dog with asthma and had a HUGE attack early Saturday morning. Yes, it is very contagious because my oldest caught it too; which is why he was not with us at the game Saturday.

In your opinion, whose responsibility is it to provide ice cold water to the players during the games? I'm a bit perturbed right now and just want an answer. i'm sorry, this really isn't about football itself so please excuse me. Reason I am asking: I am the team mom for my son's team. ever since game one, I have taken my own money (except for a donation of $10) and bought 2-2 gallon water containers and 6 water jugs. I fill each container with ice and fresh, distilled water before each game and between my oldest son and I, we make sure the water jugs are always filled with the cold water for the team and coaches. I've replaced the water jugs once this year at my expense again to keep them fresh and clean. This past Saturday (10/25th); I was working on a small amount of sleep and I was sick. I had been up a lot Thursday night with my football player because he had the stomach virus. I went to work Friday and attempted to go the WOS - VS - BC blowout but had to leave at halftime to take my oldest to the hospital because of the stomach virus. Stayed there for a LONG time and got home in the early hours of the morning. Was woken up at around 8 a.m. with my youngest son sick again with asthma this time. Got him through the worst of it and by that time, it was 10:30 and I had to take my meds which requires me to eat or else I will get sick, sick,sick (diabetes). Had to be at field at 11:30 so I rushed and got something to eat and made it to the field with 15 minutes to spare. I did NOT bring water for the team and coaches. I was tired and feeling worn out and just crappy. Found out from a "source" that there was grumbling from a few of the adults that I did not have ice cold water for the kids. this disturbs me a great deal. Your opinion: was I wrong for not making sure the kids and coaches had the usual cold water that I always provide or was the complainers wrong for getting ticked off at me?

yep, i was sitting in the stands, sick as a dog, melting in the heat, had been up all night with my oldest at the hospital and I was thinking: Oh Lord, don't let me have gone through all this only to have my baby's team lose! BTW: Just in case anyone knows who I am and who my kid is who plays on the team let me say that HE TOO was playing sick as a dog! He had that stupid stomach virus that is going around AND he woke up EARLY Saturday with one of the worst asthma attacks he has had in a long time. I begged him not to play but he insisted on being on that field and he did a great job if i may so say. everyone of the kids on the playing field deserves a huge pat on the back and a "good job" in their ear. Hopefully, everyone will be on the mend and playing 100% on our next game.

That's called putting your hair where your mouth is. I love it! :) Thank god i didnt have to do it, maybe if we play yall in the playoffs we will make the bet again with the team as long as that bet does not extend to the parents of the WOS - Blue Junior team; I'm game! ha ha

I personally feel like I was just reprimended like a child for using symbols instead of the actual word. Sorry! I was just quoting what my mama always said without actually saying the word.

I personally think this bickering back and forth is childish and should stop. Is it possible to put a block on any more comments being made? If so, Moderator, may I suggest that you do just that? Like my mama used to say (may she rest in peace): if you can't say anything nice; then shut the he*l up!

here is a stupid question but what is the difference between stjfl and this Lonestar you guys are talking about?

Good game but WOS - Blue came out the winner 32 -0. Refs told our team that unless Nederland scored a touchdown, we were not allowed to score again so the score stayed like it was. Our players could have scored more but when we got down to the 10 yard line, we took a knee. kids were okay with that; parents weren't. my reaction? get over it; you do not want to unsportsman like about it. looking forward to next weeks game now.

WOS Junior Blue also plays Nederland on Saturday. Will be a good day to play and watch football. Good luck to everyone! The Real QueenB

suprisingly that coming from you Big E was a good post.. Sometimes kids that are the coaches son suffer because the coach is so worried about what the parents think.Some coaches are harder on there kids then anyone else.I have called different plays at the goalline for my kid not to get the ball ,so there wouldn't be favortism.But that's not fair to the coaches son when a coach does that.It's a touchy subject.. This is a touchy subject. Not all of the time but most of the time the coach's soon may be a little more advanced because he spends more time practicing with his dad. Maybe his dad has a job that allows him the opportunity to be off so he can practice with his child. Which in turns makes him or her a little more advanced than the child that his dad works 12 hour day. I hope this came out right. Again it is not fool proof but it is the case in some situations. I'm sure I will get blasted for this comment but it is true. Just not in all situations. TD: I personally think you said it just right.

I found out about it through flyers sent to my son's school advertising the signups. I also saw signs posted at the main "hot spots" parents go to; you know: Walmart, grocery stores, etc.

daddyball happens in every sport. Take it from me, I know. I was once a soccer mom and it happened there. Basketball mom - same thing. Baseball? Absolutely without a question .. that is a big YES! I see it happen in football this year too. The thing is .. this year, daddy's little boy really is good so I have nothing bad to say about that one. What gets ME "fed up" is where you have too many "coaches" on the team and the kids are told one thing by a "coach" and then something else by another "coach" and yet another "coach" is complimenting a kid on his moves and right behind that coach is another "coach" yelling that he did something wrong! Oh yes my friends, that is happening on the team my son plays on and THAT P*SSES mama here off real, real bad! I'm gonna show one "coach" what "QueenB" stands for!

I don't hunt or fish but I would still like to see the season stay on schedule and end at the original time. Just my opinion

Practice will start again on Tuesday, September 23rd at 5:30. Practice will be on Tuesday and Thursday at 5:30 for the next two weeks. I have called most parents but if you know a parent of a player on this team, then please let them know to make sure I was able to contact them. There was several parents that i could not reach or that I did not have a phone number for. Thanks!