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While Ploch was being helped to sidelines well after the hit Crosbys coach turned around and egged the crowd on --- Completely classless ! Crosby took advantage of Bronco turn-overs and handed our as-s to us. It was their time tonight.

Tel, Please don't be so nice its no fun----by the way yo mama wears purple !

AHHH, I see it now ! looks like Dayton raining down on Crosby !

Is that Canada or Greenland !

If Dayton is lucky enough to go deep in the playoffs and gets matched with Angleton then you can come sit in the Bronco section and cheer us on brother PS. just don't tell anybody who you are !

Over all I've seen him make a lot of difficult catches too and man when he breaks out for along one its all over but the crying! I think purple agrees with him---GO BRONCO'S--- So that was yes but he catches so hard ones... Im a cougar i know how explosive he is... I guess you can answer your own question Friday night.

Spoken like someone who knows that Dayton is gonna kick the crap out of them in a few weeks. BH should spend all of their time focusing on Dayton. The rest of 19-4A is just trash. No one can accuse Ranger83 of being shy !

I second that !

Over all I've seen him make a lot of difficult catches too and man when he breaks out for along one its all over but the crying! I think purple agrees with him---GO BRONCO'S---

A/Lobo, what happened to Sulphur Springs vs Longview --- SS was 4&0 -- they must have no run defense?

Dayton played their worst game of the season against NF and still managed to pitch a shut out and put up 35 pts. You can bet Stewart will be cracking the whip this week. If I was Crosby I would call in sick Friday!

Numbers might be off ,but the underlining jest is still the same Dayton and BH lead the pack ! ----------- AggieRwe I notice your always a late come er when it comes to jumping on the dog pile try diving in first for a change it shows more charactor !

Good job Bronco1 ! thanks-- I like Dayton's numbers !

Friendswoods starting RB (Cole) did not play because of injury he would of had a big impact on the game.

Whats all this political talk about Crosby ? I thought this was Daytons thread :

Now that made me laugh !

Dayton has been below the state average on the EXIT LEVEL Science, Social Studies and Math test the last two years. I guess for academics that is acceptable to the Broncos though. You can brag about all your academic accomplishments tell the cows come home and it doesn't mean a tinkers da-mn to me. I'm sure the Dayton school district is doing the best they can and if you can share some of Croby's sacred knowledge on how to improve Dayton's test scores I'm sure Dayton ISD would be most appreciative. The one thing I can say about Dayton's football program (and that's the main thrust of this board,football) is that they have a well above state average win percentage I/Q (lot higher than Croby's) and a well below post season EXIT LEVEL experience not to mention they score very high in the score column,but have to admit they score very low in the opposing team points allowed column.

Laugh while you can hill girls your turn is comming in a couple of weeks!

All kidding aside #1 (Rb) for Dayton looks like a 5th grader,but when he gets in the game its instant offense just about an automatic first down everytime. Then when #22 comes back in if he don't run over you he will out run ya with blazing speed. This offense is shaping up to be as potent and maybe even better than last years. new backfield getting better every game. Our run defense is as solid as last year and secondary is even better. For those of you thinking your getting a break because Dayton lost their superstars are in for a rude and painful awakening. --Lets get it On-nnn !!! GO BRONCO'S------------

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Now this is one game I would like to see ! Angleton will find out if they are the real deal or not. To beat Friendswood will be no easy task !---( #11 RB for FF is a beast if he's healthy and gets to play I know he got hurt last game )

Don't know to much about Crosby looks like they might be a little down this year the ambush they took from Ennis didn't help any. One player (Franks) shouldn't kill a program Crosby has a alot bigger gene pool than Dayton to draw from. Goose Creek is hungry and has a good team ! I think the Goose takes this one if they stick to what they do best-passing. --- By the way Ennis got spanked by Waco last week---

--- Lets do the "bump'

Dayton News - Sports Broncos’ offense in sync in 48-14 win Dayton quarterback Payton Ploch leaps over split end Jared Goss as he sheds tacklers on his way to a first down in Patriot territory. By JASON FOCHTMAN Published: 09.27.09 After a slow start against Kingwood Park last week, the Broncos came out firing against Goose Creek Memorial and tallied 28 points in the first half on their way to a 48-14 win in front of a packed homecoming crowd at Bronco Stadium Friday evening. The Bronco offense was firing on all cylinders while the defense continued their dominating trend. After trading punts, the Broncos (2-0 district, 3-1 overall) needed only three plays to get on the board after quarterback Payton Ploch quickly found Xavier Frank for a 28-yard touchdown after starting on their own 39-yard line. Ploch had a big night, throwing for four touchdowns and running for one more, totaling 313 yards of offense. Frank had another big game, catching five passes for 147 yards and two touchdowns. After the Patriots (1-1 district, 3-2 overall) drove down the field, the Dayton defense dropped Patrick Wood for a four-yard loss on third-and-four to bring up the Patriots’ punting unit. Xavier Baldwin came though the pack and blocked Price Jacob’s 45-yard kickoff attempt to give the Broncos the ball on Goose Creek’s 39-yard line following a Patriot penalty. Baldwin had a chance for another blocked field goal, but couldn’t get to Jacob in time. Again, three was the magic number as Ploch found Gamal Fowler for a seven-yard touchdown to put Broncos up 14-0 with 2:49 left in the first quarter. The Patriots answered back with a touchdown drive of their own. Cody Larson hit running back De Martie Allen for a 36-yard completion that lead to a 14-yard pass touchdown pass to Keithan Collins to cut the Bronco lead in half going into the second quarter. Ploch answered quickly with a 77-yard touchdown pass to Frank on a second down that brought lead back to 14. Following a turnover by Ploch, the Bronco defense came up big again, forcing another punt and allowing only 26 yards on the Patriot drive to give the Bronco offense the ball back on their own 36-yard line with 4:46 left in the half. The Broncos tacked on another score before the half after a 10-yard run by Ploch put the score at 28-7 for the last points of the half. Fowler broke free for a 24-yard run and Ploch added his own 18-yard run before cutting up the Patriot offense for the touchdown. Dayton continued to dominate on both sides of the ball in the second half. After starting slow to start the third, the Broncos scored with 1:53 left in the third when Fowler walked in the end zone untouched thanks to great blocking. That bought the score to 35-7. Early in the fourth, Goose Creek answered back with their second touchdown of the night capping off a five-play 77-yard drive, but by then the Broncos had the game well in hand. From then on, the Broncos used long drive to eat up the clock while continuing to put points on the board. Dayton scored again after a 4:25 minute drive that saw the offense go 70 yards that ended with a 17-yard touchdown pass to Fowler for his second score of the night with 5:15 left in the game. Baldwin had another big play, intercepting a pass from Larson and returning the ball to the Patriots’ five-yard line to give the Broncos’ offense the ball at the Goose Creek 5-yard line. After taking over for Ploch under center, Baldwin finished off what he started with a nine-yard touchdown run for the final points of the game. Though the Broncos played well, there is still room for improvement. Dayton turned the ball over twice and had 10 penalties for 72 yards in Friday’s game. “We’ve got to quit turning the ball over,†said Head Coach Jerry Stewart. While Stewart noted Ploch’s improvement, he also pointed out Ploch will have to do a better job of holding onto the ball after contact. Doing a better job of limiting penalties will also be a focus for the Broncos. “Only ignorance has you jump off sides as many times as we did,†Stewart said. “We’ve got to get better at that stuff.†Copyright © 2009 - Houston Community Newspapers Online [x] Close Window