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Looks like the pitcher came set to me.
Should have been catchers obstruction for hindering the batters opportunity at the pitch.
 The run should have scored.
The umpires missed all the calls on the field during that play and got lucky the right thing happened in the end.
The play should have been dead and bases awarded.
Just like on all base awards all runners must advance to the next base or risk being called out on appeal.

Surprised you didn't see some BISD shirts down there......

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I could talk forever about this..  I have quite a bit of first hand knowledge about the way kids feel about this subject.  I don't agree with the kids when they want to quit one sport to "focusing on one sport" but understand reasoning why they quit especially in JR. and SR. year... 
Keep these two things in mind. It you agree with these two statements then you can understand:
Multi-sport kids should be pushed to play what they want to play... Kids should be never be mandated to play any sport.. All repercussions fall back on the AD... It's the AD's program.  If they mandated it, the AD has to take responsibility.. even in accidents...
Good AD's know how to navigate multi-sport kids. They inspire the want to play. Bad AD's do not and cause tension inside their entire athletic programs.. this is when you see kids that contribute in one sport quit usually after 10th grade year..  Really bad AD's have caused so much damage that the kid quits being a multi-sport athlete (quits football) after his 8th grade year. He never even gets to coach them in high school. Again I could get very specific but not gonna. 
 
 

Absolutely no reason for that young man to be participating in spring football while being a starter for the baseball team.
Makes zero sense.

The new Barbers Hill but with human size mosquitos.........

was it the coaching?

Yes but all those guys had OC/DC experience before being hired as a AD/HF
It is a big jump from a positions coach to a 5A AD/HF at a school like Nederland.
I guess he has 7 years to figure it out.............
 

So was coach Izzy..........

I would not think the Nederland job was an entry level position but OK

I would not think the Nederland job was an entry level position but OK

I would not think the Nederland job was an entry level position but OK

It is amazing how some schools have all that talent and can't make it to the big game.  
While other schools that have average talent win state.

According to the Woodpile people they have 2

They seem pretty serious from what I’m reading 

This is one reason why this award has lost its credibility. 

Yep that is what WOS did......lol

The one good things about band parents is if you sit next to them you have plenty of leg room after halve time....

1993: Offense: Dexter Hebert, Kelly; Defense: Frank Middleton, West Brook
1994: Offense: Jay McGuire, Silsbee; Shaun Horn, Jasper
1995: Offense: Jeffery Spikes, Burkeville; Tyseski Adoin, West Brook
1996: Offense: Elijah Burkins, Thomas Jefferson; T.J. Light, Lumberton
1997: Offense: Bryan Bock, Bridge City; Fred Wright, Kountze
1998: Offense: Chip Ambres, West Brook; Defense: Charles Sias, WO-S
1999: Offense: Beaux Daville, Orangefield; Defense: Rod Gulley, Newton
2000: Offense: Dustin Long, PN-G; Defense: Gayron Allen, WO-S
2001: Offense: Sean Yoder, Nederland; Defense: Jermaine Hope, WO-S
2002: Offense: Tony Eckert, Lumberton; Defense: Ricky Wilson, Lincoln
2003: Offense: Matt Peebles, Bridge City; Defense: William Bryant, Jasper
2004: Offense: Jamaal Charles, P.A. Memorial; Defense: William Morrissey, Silsbee
2005: Offense: Jamaal Charles, P.A. Memorial; Defense: Brain West, Ozen
2006: Offense: Kenneth Beasley, WO-S; Defense: Sean Weatherspoon, Jasper
2007: Offense: Micah Mosley, Nederland; Defense: Earl Thomas, WO-S
2008: Offense: Cody Hussey, Lumberton; Defense: Tramain Thomas, East Chambers
2009: Offense: Christine Michael, West Brook Defense: Kevin Robinson, WO-S
2010: Offense: Jeremy Johnson, Silsbee; Jacoby Hale, Central
2011: Offense: Fred Ford, Kirbyville; Defense: Colin Garrett, West Brook  
2012: Offense: Terrence Singleton, P.A. Memorial; Defense: Corbin Carr, Nederland
 2013: Offense: Montana Quirante, Vidor; Defense: Montana Quirante, Vidor
 2014: Offense: Patrick Reed, Silsbee; DeShawn Washington, Nederland
 2015: Offense: Michael Jacquet, Central; Defense: Deionte Thompson, WO-S
 2016: Offense: Jack Dallas, WO-S; Defense: Steven Tims, WO-S
 2017: Offense: Calvin Tyler, Silsbee; Defense: Kary Vincent, PA Memorial
 2018: Offense: Roschon Johnson, PN-G; Defense: Corbin Foster, Newton
 2019: Offense: Darwin Barlow, Newton; Defense: Darrell Hawkins, Jr., West Brook
2020: Offense: Troy Yowman, West Brook; Defense: Tyrone Brown, WO-S
2021: Offense: Earnest Ceasar, East Chambers; Defense: Ayden Bell, Silsbee
2022: Offense: Kheagian Heckaman, HF, Defense: Leighton Foster, Newton
2023: Offense: Dre'lon Miller, Silsbee; Defense: Jayron Williams, Silsbee
2024: Offense: Hieko Malon, Newton; Defense: Bron Melvin, Kirbyville

Sounds like the Band parents are a bunch of helicopter moms.
You get to watch them march at halve time.

Sounds like the Band parents are a bunch of helicopter moms.
You get to watch them march at halve time.

He is #1 on A&M list because it is alphabetical order. 
Looks like he paid to go to some camp and he made a list
WOW.........

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And then most of them leave.