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Actually #10 for Nederland may have a pretty big game this week vs Splendora, and score a few more than once per half.

I'm thinking #10 for Nederland will score at least 1 TD per half. Plus add a field goal, makes 17. I don't really know anything about Splendora but surely they'll score 1 TD. It'll be interesting and I'll be watching off and on along with a couple other games.

Does Dayton live stream their games? Or Mont.?

This, with emphasis on feed the ball to Simon.

Bulldogs 17-7

Plan to watch PNG - MLC on NDN Press, and Nederland - Splendora on TL.

I wasn't at the game but watched on line. LaPorte made too many mistakes, and PNG capitalized, although with too many dropped passes along the way. But anyway, I wouldn't have a problem seeing both teams ranked ~10th or 11th in their respective classifications. PNG moved up in the poll after a bye week; I guess that's not uncommon.

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I'll say Dayton by 7 in a close game.

I'm pulling for WOS, but it don't look good, just based on what my neighbor (who was at the HF game) was telling me, plus what bullets13 reports.

6 PFs in a game is too many, much less in a half. They may be good but they have a problem IMO. Most if not all good coaches will read a team the riot act after 3 or so.

AC = FBC? I wish this game was being broadcast somewhere. I finally got audio to work for Newton - Deridder, btw.

How do you access the live broadcast?

Newton.

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So pretty much then SP proper. I definitely see their buses around Port Acres so who knows.

I saw Sabine Pass school buses in Port Acres today and thought of this thread. In fact I frequently see buses dropping off or picking up in the Market Basket parking lot. And there are pick up and drop off signs under the Intercoastal bridge turnaround. So, I wonder, without searching, what areas of PA are included in the SP school district.

I haven't seen them yet, but my neighbor has been to all of the games (his daughter is a cheerleader), and he says HF has definitely been a 2nd half team so far this season.

Yeah I should have said "in regulation time or something to that effect". BTW, the following May, or maybe June, at the Southeast TX coaches all-star game at Lamar, one of the WOS players that was there spoke with my grandson that was there from PNG, and told him that they were really proud of that game. I was there of course, and I recall thinking how few in number the WOS teams always seem to be. Anyway, I hope this seasons' WOS team gets better from here.

Last night when I scrolled down thru the games on TL there were two icons for the Ned-Silsbee game. The one that looked typical would not work. The other was blank except for the words "off line". I clicked on it and got the game. Another thing, the game started at 7:30, not 7:00, which I didn't know until about 7:15.

Yeah, they played the '23 championship team to a tie. I think it was Bailey's first game after Adams' injury, but still, I agree, regarding this season and last.

The Bulldogs will be ok; they're a good team. I was surprised that they didn't keep it on the ground more, but maybe they just wanted to work on the passing game more before district games begin. They used 2 different QBs, one seemed to be more for the passing plays. The game was really hyped, and the Bulldogs perhaps reacted more to that, with the various first half penalties, etc, or maybe it had nothing to do with it, IDK. PNG to me seemed to enjoy the hype more, and took advantage of the LP mistakes. This is just my own opinion but last years' PNG team had the '23 state championship and #1 ranking on their backs, and it wasn't until the Nederland loss, that the team turned a corner. They still had their weaknesses but they seemed to play more relaxed. This years' team so far is their own team with their own ambitions, 2 years removed from the championship, and they seem to be enjoying each game more and more.

Yep.

A bit of a somewhat sloppy game, lots of penalties, dropped passes, but sometimes it works that way. Good win for the Indians.

Big time play comin up 4th down.