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  1. Westbrook has too much talent coming back

    Baytown Lee has the goods this year. 

    Eight returning starters on offense.  A quarterback and running back, both of whom were on varsity as freshmen, now seniors.  Three receivers coming back of the 4 that started against North Shore in the playoffs.  Three offensive linemen starters returning.

    Did I mention nine returning starters on defense?  One first team all district defensive tackle, one second team defensive end, two second team safeties.

    Lee will be one of the top 3 or 4 teams in the Houston area this year, and I'm not just saying that because I'm a homer ;-)

  2. I agree that West Brook will be better.  They will get the ball to Michael, and he will do the rest.  They didn't really have an identity this past season.

    If you look at the past 10-12 years, then Lee has had their share of wins.  They were down pretty bad in 04 and 05. 

    I think PAM will be down this year.  Davon Lewis and Barry Valcin were far and away their best players.  Lewis was the whole offense.  They have a couple of skill position players coming back.  I just can't shake the memory of Lee laying a licking on PAM as freshmen in 2004.  I'm talking 42-0 at the half licking.  Those two sets of players will comprise the majority of PAM and Lee this year as seniors.  I just don't think PAM has it this upcoming year.  I could be wrong, and I have been wrong many times before.

  3. I think Sterling also tied West Brook the year that WB went on to win state.  My dad was at the game.  I was only about 7 at the time, so I didn't make that one.  I know he said that something weird happened.  Sterling was up 7-0 late I believe and tried to kick a field goal to put the game away and got it blocked and returned for a td.  At least I think that was the story.  Maybe a WB fan will know better what happened. 

  4. I honestly think Olin is pointing to this year as his last year.  I wouldn't be at all surprised to see him leave after this one.  We are opening the new school.  Lee's talent base will be severely depleted when that happens, even though we will be 4A.  Still, 4A or no, there won't be as much talent with the new zoning.  I've pointed to this year as the year since seeing this group as freshmen.  They beat the fool out of everybody except Spring Westfield, who beat them 8-0.  That was without Josh Jones and Jarvis Moore though who were both on varsity as freshmen.

    But, to answer your question, Lee will have a ton of talent.  Josh Jones, who started at Strake Jesuit last year, is transferring back to Lee(played on varsity as a freshman a little bit at Lee before transferring to SJ).  He will be the starting qb.  I have heard that a 2nd team all district defensive lineman from Sterling is transferring to Lee for some reason or another.  If you count those 2 as starters coming back, Lee has 8 starters back on offense and 9 back on defense from what was a pretty solid team this past year.

    I'm very excited about the upcoming season.  The most excited I've been in quite a while.  Watch us not even make the playoffs now lol

  5. I think they were just starting to use facemasks the last time Baytown Sterling made it.  Actually, I would guess it was 1985.  Seems like forever ago, considering we(Baytown schools) have been in 6 team districts a lot of those years, with 3 teams advancing to the playoffs.  You would think they would stumble into one at some point.  That has to be one of the longest streaks in 5A.  Sterling was actually a football powerhouse in the 70's and early 80's.  How the mighty have fallen.

    Lee hadn't made the playoffs much lately either until Olin got here.  1979 they almost made it to state, losing to SB Memorial.  They made the playoffs in 1983, 1986 and 1988 I believe.  Then they finally started back up in 1994 and have made it about 10 times since then.

  6. Baytown Lee

    Jarvis Moore, RB, 1st team all district, starter since freshman year

    Kevin Craft, WR, starter since 10th grade,  injured most of last year or would have been a shoo-in for all district

    Adam Rivera, Center, starter since 10th grade

    Michael Mahan, WR, second team all district

    JT Cleveland, DT, first team all district

    Thomas Bates, S, second team all district

    Reggie Butler, S, second team all district

  7. Bruins will be much better next year in my opinion. Stump tried too hard to make this a passing team. Next year, he will have no choice but to ride the two running backs. Christian Michael will be one of the top running backs in the state next year as a junior. He was the best player on this year's team by a wide margin. Should have gotten the ball to him today more often. Michael needs to touch the ball a minimum of 25 times a game. It's a tragedy they had to lose with their best player sitting on the sidelines.

    Good season, but Cy-Falls was beatable today. Too many dumb mistakes. Blocked punts, snaps before the qb was ready to receive them that went sailing past the qb(at least 3 of those)

  8. I agree. What's the point of this grand stadium, that you pretty much are you going to play yourself out of its capacity fairly early.

    North Shore's stadium is the same way. I'd take Stallworth here in Baytown over them any day now that we have fieldturf. If they could only clean the bird poop off the seats and get some better bathrooms lol A couple of sinks in the restroom would be nice! Anyone from Baytown listening to this????

  9. Thanks for the answer pashsu.

    I also liked Central's band when they came to Baytown early this year. Maybe even moreso than what they do at half, I like the fact they just constantly play in the stands. I hate whenm Lee band just sits around,m sit around...then decides to play boot scoot boogie, then sits around some more lol. Central played from the word go and didn't stop the whole first quarter I don't think

  10. The band did a nice job at the game against LaPorte. The LaPorte side gave them a standing ovation. I was entertained as well.

    I have a question that's been bugging me for years though. What's the name of the song that causes the fans to pull out their umbrellas, put them over their head and start spinning them around??

    That never fails to get me pumped up.

  11. Sorry about that. Don't know why I said Brown. But yeah...some of those coaches decisions really left me wondering. I wanted to just go down there and say, man let's opnside kick PLEASE. The way they were kicking it LP got the ball back to the 40-45 anyways, so what's the difference. Those coaches were out-thinking themselves. They kept looking at the return team's setup then trying to instruct the kicker to pooch it in a certain area down the field. Just ONSIDE KICK it man.

  12. Missed too mnany wide open passes early that could have put big mo on PAM's side. Then Davon Brown went down and that was all she wrote.

    Not sure why PAM was going for 2 every time. they would cut a 28 point lead to 22, then go for 2. What's the point. Also, they never once tried an onside kick. Then they punnted the ball, down 29, with 5 minutes left... Why? Miracles sometimes happen. Why punt?

  13. WB looked good out there today, particularly once they came to the realiztion that they are a running team. They need to pound, pound, pound the ball, then pound a little bit more. The Bruins' qb can make a few passes here and there, but dn't ask him to do much more than that. Just keep pounding the ball and you might be able to work something in this playoff run.

    Memorial surprised me. they had some pretty fast guys. WB got a little lucky that Adamek or whatever his name got hurt and didn't come back in. I think it would have come down to the end had he stayed in at qb.

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