89Falcon
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17 minutes ago, Bobcatfan4life said:
That is what I thought but I figured you folks would be able to find it for sure. Was a little tougher back then with fewer teams in the playoffs.
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7 minutes ago, Bobcat1 said:
I belive this is the furthest OF has gone in the playoffs.
How far did they go with Granger?
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21 hours ago, lionpride08 said:
Should be a great series then. Franklin has about 7 that could go seven each game. Looking forward to these games. 5 seniors were on the team that lost to diboll in the region final couple years ago.
I heard Franklin had 15 that could go 7 innings.
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1 hour ago, Setx fan said:
He's steadily improving rapidly. Not that your opinion matters much based on some of the wild projections you've made on this site
*** Clearly those D1 colleges see it different. Their opinions are the ones that count.
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12 minutes ago, longball24 said:
Yes he was.
He is definitely a good looking player and I have no doubt that he is going to be a good QB in the future, but I find it shocking that he has those offers. I would expect a D1/P4 player to dominate 3A JV competition and he did not (at least to the level of that caliber of recruit).
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2 hours ago, longball24 said:
Luke Babin now with 3 offers TT, Baylor an U of H.
Was he the JV QB this past year?
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1 hour ago, SmashMouth said:
Most "fans" have never coached a day in their life and don't understand. Hopefully H can pull it out of the ditch this year...
Talent pool is on the rise. Big things coming
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1 hour ago, Separation Scientist said:
Honest question, are you referrring to him individually or the programs sucess? What would the sucess look like? They were 4th place and lost badly to the three teams ahead of them. They were one TD away from 5th place and no playoffs.
He played well and had the attention of every team in the district. They will be glad to see him go
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30 minutes ago, SmashMouth said:
Well, I got a whole house full of 1 football player that played in college, 2 cheerleaders one of whom cheered in college. Football games are super important for the cheerleaders, but I would say 80% of their efforts (and my money) went to competitions.
No doubt they spend a lot of time training and competing but cheerleading would not exist without football. Even the schools that don’t have football and still have cheerleading are supported institutionally by the schools that do have football. Cheerleading is part of the “football game day experience”
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32 minutes ago, Bobcat1 said:
Maybe the title of the thread should be -
What happened to all Jasper sports, excluding football?
And also basketball and track. Basketball had losing records 6 out of the last 10 years. Everything is normal there. Volleyball has had horrible years before and so has softball. Probably should make the title: “what happened to Jasper baseball and girls basketball”
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1 hour ago, Separation Scientist said:
I walked by it when I was there watching 2nd round softball vs LaPorte. It’s gonna be nice.
Is it going to be ready for the upcoming season? Seems like they have a ways to go.
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23 minutes ago, jdog90 said:
This whole thread seems odd to me. We have a ex coach wanting someone to say they were better than what you have now. I think coach Crum is doing a outstanding job and definitely going a better job of recruiting players to college than the last Regime.... But this is only my opinion
Yep, his feelings were hurt and he wants to try and detract from what is happening now. Needs to move on.
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41 minutes ago, StangBacker said:
Probably going into insurance like all coaches tend to do. Our education system is failing more and more. Sad to see.
No
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8 minutes ago, Bulldogs92 said:
He didn't account for the '18 season that the Bulldogs were 12-1 and could have easily gone farther barring injuries to key players.
I accounted for it. They made it to the 3rd round. That is not the 4th round. Make sense?
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8 minutes ago, AHUDDLESTON said:
You have said that the playoffs equal success, so yeah they were very successful in making the playoffs.
You mean “losing season success”? Yes they were very successful at having losing seasons in basketball. In the good years they were mediocre. Baseball is down. Track is the same. Football is better.
The only thing that is worse than normal is baseball. I think the baseball coach is actually from the previous regime.
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5 minutes ago, AHUDDLESTON said:
I don't understand why you keep comparing Jasper to those others. The question was about for 10 years all teams had success now they don't. Compare Jasper to Jasper.
Not sure what you mean by "all teams had success"? Basketball is doing about like they always have, which is mediocre. Decent year then bad year like normal. (5 of the previous 8 seasons before Crumedy had losing records). Track is similar to normal. Baseball is down.
One thing for certain is that they went farther than any previous team in football for the last 20 years.
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58 minutes ago, Razor said:
Ask college coaches what type of athletes they prefer…many will say they prefer to have multi sport athletes
They really just want top players who are the best at the particular sport for which they are being recruited.
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2 hours ago, AggiesAreWe said:
But according to some (one), that's not important in the grand scheme of the overall athletic program.
Just ask @89Falcon
Yep, Spring sports are fun and it is always nice to win but make no mistake, they pale in comparison to winning in football.
Would be interesting to see if Spring sports have the same forum traffic as football on SETX or other platforms?
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6 hours ago, purpleeagle said:
It was no defence that hurt Rusk. Barrier’s stats were good.
And the coaches at Rusk loved him. He would have been very successful if he had stayed at Rusk (but he would have dealt with Jett Suratt/KJ Edwards till he graduated).
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2 hours ago, Bulldogs92 said:
If Crumedy eventually has bigger aspirations than being in Jasper, every aspect of the program will be looked at when someone interviews him for any job. He knows that. The mindset needs to be that any time someone wears a Jasper uniform, that they're doing everything they possibly can to win. It matters.
No, if the football team makes deep runs and the track team stays competitive, he will have plenty of options. Have you ever watched a Gilmer basketball or baseball game?
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3 hours ago, PlayActionPass said:
Coaches can't be in the dugout to coach, but the coaches are setting the schedule. The coaches are organizing it. The coaches are setting the lineup in advance. The coaches are determining who is pitching and how many pitches they are throwing.
Fall baseball is like 7 on 7. The coaches may not be calling he pitches or the plays, but they are in "control" of the situation and they are present and "observing."
Which schools?
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9 hours ago, Bulldogs92 said:
We're in a tough spot because I believe the most successful days in football are still in front of Coach Crumedy. Short-term, difficult decisions are probably coming with some of these other coaches. Being the laughingstock of East Texas in every other sport is ridiculous,
It has been working in Newton.
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12 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:
The thread question is about their overall athletic program. Not just football.
If? You talk as they will. Things are so much better.
Understood, as football goes, so goes the program. If football loses or becomes stagnant and mediocre, Jasper will find another AD. If football continues to go deep in the playoffs the AD will be celebrated (just like everywhere else).
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