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  2. Dugas looked good last night. I've been pleasantly surprised with the mix of run and pass for reasons you mentioned. I think Dugas will have a big year if that mix continues. Dugas threw for a TD last week and 2 last night. I'm also impressed with the back up RB. He had a 20 yd run for a TD last night. He's built much like Jefferson and runs a lot like him. He scored in both scrimmages. Jefferson gonna Jefferson.
  3. Saw that myself. Very interesting post. I have a whole bunch of thoughts on that that I'll keep to myself. At the end of the day, she and her husband have options if it's that bad.
  4. The only stat that matters is that he's thrown well in the playoffs. 500-600 yards. Don't have exact numbers. He's always had a good arm and throws a pretty ball, but earlier had a tendency to throw off of his back foot. Our O line didn't do a great job of blocking for him at times and we also had problems with dropping the ball. All of that has changed since the playoffs started. The line is a different line. They have controlled the LOS scrimmage in every playoff game. They are very big and very mean, lol. But, no doubt, we are "give it to 4" first. What I see as the big game within the game is whether the Carthage front can stop the WOS line from controlling the LOS. I watched the PG game and they were having their way with Carthage until the scoop and score running right at them. That's something the Stangs do well. That could be a problem. PG had the game in control and were driving getting 5-10 yards per play til the fumble. They could've gone up 24-7. Looked to me like PG panicked after that and got away from what was working. Anyway, I think that could be a problem for the Dawgs. Now, I know some fan of the Dawgs is gonna come say we aren't the team that PG is, like they can possibly know that. For that, we don't have long before we get to see who's right.
  5. What a wonderful tribute to a great leader of young men of which I was once one. Great coach and even better person who left an undeniable legacy on the field, at the school and in the hearts of those under his leadership. If that bothers anyone here then I think they might need a character check.
  6. Wow! How awesome, young man. I'm an even bigger fan after seeing this! Praise God for this young man boldly proclaiming the word of God!
  7. Yes sir, that's what I said...
  8. Sure glad we glad we only have to beat Carthage and not Kilgore, PG, and Brock...lol
  9. The smart play is certainly picking the Bulldogs. WOS is certainly the underdog, but the game is played on the field and something tells me these kids don't really care what the prognosticators are saying. They've been underdogs since this derby started.
  10. WOS is a different team since that game.
  11. One more Mustangs! Total domination tonight, score could've easily been 55-3. Defense and Offense played 4 quarters. This team amazes me. Biggest turnaround in WOS history!
  12. You're correct. One was certainly there, the other was there playing, I think. Both those coaches are glad to be where we are right now. They'd play Sinton in a pasture if they had to, I'm sure.
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