Gasilla

Yup

WOS 7th- 32, OF 7th- 0 WOS 8th- 27, OF 8th- 0 WOS 7th (5-0, 2-0) WOS 8th (5-0, 2-0)

Last week:   WOS 8th- 40 Oak Park (Lake Charles, LA)- 18   This week:   8th A- 32 Silsbee- 0   8th B- 0 Silsbee- 0   7th A- 28 Silsbee- 6

[quote name="jkbtjc53" post="1426567" timestamp="1377284547"] Is #9 the UT commit?? [/quote] Yes

WOW! Congrats Toby Foreman! Friendswood and La Marque... man that's significant!

[quote name="77" post="1426460" timestamp="1377270572"] #6 & #9 are gonna be a powerful asset to the Stangs this year also! [/quote] Agreed, #9 first 3 plays were solo tackle for gain of 2, solo tackle for loss of 3, solo sack for loss of 4. Punt. Not a bad first series.

My count was WO-S Freshman 5-1. WO-S JV 3-2. I could have missed one here or there, though.

[quote name="LB76" post="1352549" timestamp="1355080935"] The Mustangs will be strong and competetive every year, it's in the program. Look for another district title and a run in the play offs.... [/quote] Silsbee will have a say in that next year, I can assure you. They will be loaded, especially on offense.

[quote name="FARVA" post="1352416" timestamp="1355061480"] I will move on but I have this to say WOS would not have made it out of the second round if they would have been in the bottom side of the bracket. Coldspring and La Marque were a better team than WOS. [/quote] LOL... So now CS fans going to try and get their shots in? CS was a shadow of their former selves, they wouldn't have got past Lorena. LM and WOS would have been a good game.

Offense should be much better. Defense will not be as good, they will have some good athletes, but you can't lose 8-9 seniors and it not take it's toll. However, we have a strong Sophomore class that will begin to make an impact next year as juniors.

True, but I KNOW some are...  ;)

[quote name="cbmurphy11" post="1351769" timestamp="1354984501"] [quote author=Gasilla link=topic=107262.msg1351755#msg1351755 date=1354982599] It's amazing that you didn't see what your players were doing. 11 and 12 were taunting and pushing after the play all night. So quit whinning.  Number 12 has been a trouble maker all year. You can see it on film and I've seen comments about him from referee's on other sites so please stop trying to make your kids sound like poor little victims. When 60 got ejected it was because 11 shoved his helmet into the ground when he was getting up. No excuse for his actions, but quit acting like your kids were innocent. [/quote] They may have been taunting, but I am pretty sure everyone was running their mouth.  The difference was they had no penalties called on them. [/quote] So getting away with it makes it OK? Then why are you still whinning about 14? He wasn't flagged either...

[quote name="griff" post="1351766" timestamp="1354984124"] Congratulations to Navasota.  You were easily the better team. Nothing suprised me about how well you played, with the exception of how well your team rushed the ball in the second half.  The big play ability, the QB, receivers...they were good as I thought.  Especially #2. Before the game, I thought that the ONLY way WO-S had a chance to win was if we did not have turnovers and minimized the number of penalties on offense.  We did neither.  Even IF you remove the WO-S INTs, fumbles, and penalties, Navasota still wins this game, probably by a score of something like 35-21 or 38-28.  That is about as close as the game COULD have been and ONLY IF everything went right for WO-S.  The Rattlers were better.  I expect Navasota to easily beat Bellville next week (who should beat Port Isabel).  Then, Gilmer (who will beat Henderson) will provide some competition, but not enough.  You have a very impressive team. [/quote] I couldn't have said it better, Griff. We had to have a perfect game and we didn't get it. I'm trying to give the Rattlers credit, but the way some of their fans act is making it difficult for me.

Dang you Navasota fans just can't be happy with your win, can you? Learn how to win guys, you don't have to humiliate the kids and their accomplishments in the process... WOS had 9 shut outs, you can't take that away from them. They let one game get away from them and you try to discredit everything they worked hard to accomplish all season! It's ridiculous how some of you adults act...

It's amazing that you didn't see what your players were doing. 11 and 12 were taunting and pushing after the play all night. So quit whinning.  Number 12 has been a trouble maker all year. You can see it on film and I've seen comments about him from referee's on other sites so please stop trying to make your kids sound like poor little victims. When 60 got ejected it was because 11 shoved his helmet into the ground when he was getting up. No excuse for his actions, but quit acting like your kids were innocent.

[quote name="Rattler99" post="1351649" timestamp="1354951998"] [quote author=Gasilla link=topic=107262.msg1351617#msg1351617 date=1354948019] [quote author=Rattler99 link=topic=107262.msg1351532#msg1351532 date=1354941274] Some of you are full of it. Before tonight, WOS would be the team to beat the Rattlers. Now, it's Gilmer. Grow a pair and take the loss. The better team won from start to finish. [/quote] Quit your freakin belly achin the person who said that is not even a WOS fan. Nobody is trying to take anything away from you... Act like youve been here before... [/quote] First, if you didn't make the statement about Gilmer beating the Rattlers, I wasn't talking to you.  Reading comprehension is NOT your friend. Yes FULL OF IT... We played and dominated the #1 DEFENSE. Now, Gilmer is going to be the team to beat Navasota? Act like you have been here before!  Congrat the better team and take your loss.  Game over.  NEXT!!! [/quote] Nothing wrong with my comprehension, homey. Navasota has a great team, but it's obvious some of the fans  need to learn how to win. People like you make it hard to pull for Navasota going forward...

[quote name="Rattler99" post="1351532" timestamp="1354941274"] Some of you are full of it. Before tonight, WOS would be the team to beat the Rattlers. Now, it's Gilmer. Grow a pair and take the loss. The better team won from start to finish. [/quote] Quit your freakin belly achin the person who said that is not even a WOS fan. Nobody is trying to take anything away from you... Act like youve been here before...

Navasota is a great team no doubt, but you can't have 5 turnovers in a half and stay in a game like this against anyone. Credit Navasota for taking advantage of them. They are as advertised... I just want to see the Stangs to come out and get back in this game. Brenham fan, I think most WOS fans gave them the respect they deserve... Do you expect us to agree that they are going to blow us out? Would you If it were Brenham? Doubt it...

Game starts at 7.

It's turner stadium in humble tx. You can google it, it will come up.

Do it! I'd like to hear what others think about that topic.

No way to pick a game like this... It is one of those games where you will keep second guessing yourself if you do... "Navasota's offense looks unstoppable..., but what if WO-S does have that one of a kind defense that can match up with Navasota, player for player?" One of you guys made a statement that I have been thinking about since last year. About whether this game could be a defining moment in highschool football where the "worm turns" back toward the offenses and the wide open spread style or if defenses still are what matters most. I think the "worm turned" toward the offenses away from the stout defenses in the mid 90's. When Art Briles brought the spread to Texas highschool football, it revolutionized the way people played the game. Even the most traditionally strong defensive teams looked mediocre against the Spread. When Briles took a mediocre program to greatness I knew things were changing. The way he made those outstanding LaMarque defenses look was incredible. Those LaMarque defenses were impenetrable against traditional offense, but the spread made them look porous. Then, in 2000, we had one of our best defenses ever. Beating the eventual DI state champ Bay City 10-7 and dominating every offense we faced, then we faced the spread for the first time with Ennis and they made us look silly. The game was over at halftime. I think it was then that things swung toward the Spread offense. Actually, I think that now, teams are starting to figure it out and are building their defenses smaller and quicker because most coaches today know that, eventually, you are going to face spread teams. I think the pendulum began to swing back last year when a stout Wimberley defense held Argyle, a team that had just beat Gilmer, to 7 points and won the game 21-7 (or something like that), holding Argyle to way under their usual point totals and far less than they had scored during the playoffs. Hopefully, this will hold true tomorrow night.   

9 shutouts...

Oh yeah!

One of Navasota's best defensive players is their offense. Teams have moved the ball on them early, but mistakes and missed opportunities (some forced, some unforced) have put them so far behind that they have had to get out of their offense and score quickly which plays right into their defense hands. We have to make the most of our opportunities and keep it close early. The later the game gets with it close the more I like our chances.