VidorPirate

anyone know a timeline on this hire?  any news on interviews?  i know an article mentioned possibly waiting for the march board meeting to make an announcement...seems like a long time.

14 minutes ago, Reagan said:

If Lumberton can do it, I don't see why Vidor couldn't do it.  Again, same type of athletes.  But, the Slot-T and Wing-T are good offenses.  As always, just need the right coach to coach it.  

yet no one on vidors team runs under anywhere close to 4.4-4.65.  Lumberton has 5-6 guys faster than anyone we have.  Add to the fact the size of the offensive and defensive lines.  In a couple years, L-town will be back to the same guys as us and we will see how the spread works then

I sure hope we get someone in here that will implement a fast paced spread attack.  I heard we had multiple guys run 4.4 - 4.65 in the 40 this year.  I mean, look at our linemen, they are built for 2 pt stances and pass setting.  In the spread, we will beat LCM by at least 4 tds.

some of you all are hilarious.  we don't have to be slot-t, but we defenitly need to be run based and ball control on offense.  that is the best defense we have.

This game has no bearing on the playoff picture, we need to be healthy next week.  It would not surprise me at all if some guys are rested tonight, especially if they've had some nagging injuries.  

16 minutes ago, Vidor4Pirate said:

Is this game going to be streamed?

should be

48-14 Pirates 

18 hours ago, bulldawg64 said:

Saints.lost last week 14 to 11 to the iota.bulldogs

St Louis won last week vs Iota

1 hour ago, Mr. Thornton Melon said:

 It's been the kids fault for 23 years but the mental mistakes are never the coaches fault . For 18 years we've played checkers while the other coaches played chess. The past 5 we've been playing tic-tac-toe

I never said who was at fault for the mental mistakes.  I think everyone involved plays a part, coaches have to prepare the athletes and the athletes have to perform.  What I'm saying is that if they can not hurt themselves they have a chance to get in the win column.

Can the Pirates cut out mental mistakes and hold on to the ball?  If so, they should handle the Saints.  St. Louis plays spread teams for the most part and has never faced the Slot-T.  They do have a 6'3 receiver that can go get it on offense so we have to control the ball and sustain drives that finish in the end zone.  

Can't wait till tonight!  I believe the Pirates will look much improved over last week.