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Lee is in for a rough century. They just don't have anyone physical enough to play defense the way it needs to be played.  Zellars would make a good linebacker, and Richardson and Landry and the like would make good d-backs. They don't really have anyone that can do any penetrating and hitting. #8, I wanna say the other Richardson, is the only one that had any success getting into the backfield and making a play. It was just one mis-direction after another, creasing them up the middle, getting the edge with the greatest of ease. It was tough to watch as a Gander fan. I don't think Angleton would have had much luck stopping Lee's offense either though. Lee is going to have to out-score opponents. I'd like to see them next week in a real game when they are trying to put the best people in there to try and win a game. Then I will have a better idea of whether I need to waste my gas money driving from Missouri City to Baytown and beyond every weekend.

I think he got the ball about two times, and he had another that he dropped. He played probably two or three plays on defense. Probably only played 7 or 8 plays on offense truth be told. They never had a game portion. It was the most unusual scrimmage I have ever been to.  The first team probably only played about 15% of the time, if that. Lee may have been trying to avoid injuries.  The first drive lasted maybe 10 plays, and the last 4 of those plays had the second team. Lee's first team didn't get the ball again until about 75 minutes later. On that drive, they moved down to about the 35 of Angleton in 6 plays....then put the second team in again. Never saw the first team in again the rest of the night.  So, out of about 80 plays on offense probably, the first string was in on 10-12. Lee's offense looked potent enough. Johnson ran well, very shifty.  Zellars is a good runner.  Landry, Richardson, Randle and the other tall kid are all above average receivers. The offensive line left a lot to be desired, particularly with the pass protection, but I could be remembering the times when the second string was in. Second string for Lee means JV guys that suited up and third string means freshman guys that suited up for varsity. There were probably 28 guys on varsity in all.  I am hoping that a few more will turn up once school starts, but I am not going to hold my breath. The Lee defense was downright awful.  Angleton's 4th team offense could have hung 50 on Lee's first string defense. Angleton has a lot of fast, quick backs.  The 4th string running back could probably start at corner for Lee. I think Angleton is going to have a very good offense this year.  The qb is good enough and he has all sorts of weapons.  Lot more misdirection this year than I recall from last year. The Angleton defense is not as ferocious this year as last year, with Diggs no longer patrolling the middle. The defense can be had, but overall Angleton is a very good team. If it were a real game, my best guess would be Angleton 63 Lee 35

Battery going dead here Will uPdate the game portion f they have one when I get home

Lees thrd team is freshmen and soPhomores and angletons is seniors Pretty rough

Like this lefty for angleton at qb now I remember him from last year and I think he's their beat qb Run 24 for about 35 yards 24 is really quick 4 in at qb now fOr angleton Lees second team is just everyOne switching positions Third team is the guys they brought up from jv lol

Scott at qb 2 passes for ten yards total Fumble on handoff Back to 30 Run lost a yard Sack Complete for minimal gain Back to 30 Lee with thrd team now

Lee with a sack What do yOu know Angleton uP 2-1 at the moment Lee only ran about ten plays On offense for some reason Lee offense back out now Lookin dead tired already lOl

Zellars and jaevon on d now Held them to a third and three now at least 2 and 10 are very good running backs for angleton 2nd and 3 at lee 30 Ten yard run to 24 Lee has no containment at all

Lee is going to be required to play everyone bOth ways no getting around it Angleton scored again On four or five straight runs Int for lee

Angleton on o Play action incomplete 31 at qb False start Still at 30 2nd down and ten Run to 2 for ten yards Lee defense looks very suspect already Lol Angleton runs a reverse on the third play for a 60 yard td Not sure what thatdoes for you in a scrimmage but it worked

Second team line in now too Lee stuffed on three straight plays 4th and 8 Nice fade to Landry who came back in for a td

Jaevon droP Oneal pass for 15 Zellars run for 10 Second team skill positions in for lee except zellars Scott comes in at qb Runs for 8 First and goal at 5

Lee on o Run no gain Pass for 8 Run for 1 but a hold on angleton Pass to jaevon for 7 and a first Overthrew Landry Pass to jaevOn for 5 Randle across the middle for ten

Bout to start

Can't tell you hOw relieved I was to figure out this is the jv at6.  Looked really bad

[quote name="ATWILDCAT" post="1036406" timestamp="1313587173"] Well from the beltway at 288 it takes about 30 minutes but with the traffic going into Pearland, probably 45-50 minutes. Probably best to take Business 288 into Angleton, which is the first Angleton exit you'll see off of 288 and drive all the way down to FM523 then take a left. Stadium will be on the right hand side about 2 miles down. I'm glad someone going. I believe you went to the Angleton /Lee scrimmage last year and gave a pretty good summary, if I recall correctly. Varsity scimmage starts at 7:00. [/quote] I just noticed the part about me going last year. I did.  You have to take what I say with a grain of salt though at times, because my judgment is clouded when it comes to Baytown Lee. I will do my best to give a fair and balanced report tonight, but I can't promise anything.

I I get to that level of frustration from the first scrimmage, then I intend to skip the rest of the schedule much like last year.

Yes, I do take the Fort Bend Tollway to get to 288 and Hwy 6. I live right off the Fort Bend Tollway. I can be at 288 and hwy 6 by 5:45 probably. That should be south of most of the traffic.

I am going.  I don't know how much I might miss though. I don't get off work until 5:15 and I work at the Beltway and Westheimer  >:( It will take me probably at least 30 minutes to get to Highway 6 and 288 on a good day. How long should it take to get to the stadium from there?

Man, that'd be great if Lee College ever got a football team together.  Think of all the talent in the Houston area that has too bad of grades to get into a 4 year school. 

I dunno, Sterling had that one good team back in the 70's.  What else do you want? Lee has two opportunities to do something before the whole program implodes in my opinion. They do not have anything coming up past the junior class that is there in my opinion. The junior class though ran roughshod over West Brook when they were freshmen, so I know the talent is there. Again, it goes back to coaching the talent and executing on Fridays whch I do not expect.

Exactly. Which was why I stressed twice that Lee may go winless again. Heck, Dallas Skyline seems to have 10+ guys a year get scholarships to major schools and they never make any noise in the playoffs. I was even surprised at how the heck Lee won the 400 relay at district.  They were about two seconds slower than they usually are.  This district is just not that athletic as a whole.  Well coached football teams at times, but not much speed. The UH guy must be a disgruntled Sterling fan or something, not sure.  This group of skill position players is as good as most that Olin ever had.  May not have the pure speed, but they have good height, jumping ability and ball skills.  They just don't execute at anywhere near the Olin level.  They don't execute as well as most Pee-Wee league teams actually.  If Olin were still coach, I would be as pumped or this year as I have been in years.  As it is, I just hope they win a game or two.

[quote name="UHCoog14" post="1033249" timestamp="1312992276"] [quote author=liltex link=topic=86497.msg1033239#msg1033239 date=1312991468] Dayton w/4 off.all dist & the off.mvp returning-Defense 3 all dist returning.Agree Richardson(lee)a all dist pick is a great player.We'll have to see if they're crappy like you say ;) 8) ::) [/quote] Lee's numbers are down and they just do not have the horses in the trenches. They have some above average skill players, but this is no longer 7 on 7. [/quote] Lee has better skill position talent than anyone in this district. Whether that wins them any games, we will see. You're right, they don't have much in the trenches.  Or at linebacker. They had a really, really bad year last year and still nearly won district in track.  They have more speed and athleticism than anyone else in this district at the skill positions Again, that doesn't mean they will win a single game.

[quote name="UHCoog14" post="1032615" timestamp="1312834972"] Coach Olin always found a way to have a QB on campus. Wether he was from McNair or Barrett Station, he found a way to play at REL. It is what it is. Townley will do well in Huffman's system. He is not a bad baseball player either. [/quote] Who were the really good Gander qb's? Jermaine Alfred, was an offensive lineman as a freshman at Lee, certainly did not transfer in. Clint Stoerner, grew up deep in the heart of Gander country, played little league at Baytown Central in Pelly. Ell Roberson, grew up right across the railroad tracks from Lee high school. Drew Tate, was Olin's step-son, obviously living in Gander territory... Jeremy Moses was Baytown Lee all the way.  No move in there. Jose Jones went to Baytown junior, then transferred to SJ, then came back to Lee. Octavio Torres, don't know much about him, but I doubt Olin recruited him. So that leaves you with Brian Johnson, from Crosby. So they have one guy transfer in to play qb(for one year at that) in Olin's 15 years at Lee.

[quote name="Eagle11" post="1032366" timestamp="1312766195"] They probably called Olin, former head coach at Lee, for advice.....he is the master. ;D [/quote] Riiiight...like Michael Davis that played at Lee as a freshman and sophomore, then "moved" to BH.