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Instead of mindlessly hating me and hurling juvenile insults at me, I wish you could take a breath and understand me a little better. Let me try. First I have never presented myself as a football know-it-all. I leave that for others here. I am just a passionate fan who loves the game, and likes to talk about it. That's about it, Its not that hard to understand. I am not looking for a fight. It might surprise you that I suggested on this forum a few months ago that you do the team reviews for 4A-6A. I think you would be a really good choice write them. I suggested that because of "your football knowledge". You can go back and look that up. I tried to give you a compliment, Maybe you missed that. As for Absek and BH, honestly you are too obsessed with the coach and program. Despite your football knowledge, you continue spread disinformation about BH. You don't need to take my word for it, others spoke up and verified it. I don't know why all cheap shots come at Absek from several people here. The guy is doing a good job with what he has to work with. I believe he will grow the program to new heights in the not to distant future. I fully support him. As I said before, I only care about Crosby one week out of the year. I am pretty neutral on Crosby the rest of the time. I would prefer just football talk, and I can amicably disagree. All should know its 100% futile to attack me. I got a real, real thick skin. If you want to keep on its OK but its wasting your time. Maybe you know me better now. Why don't we just try and be cool? It ain't that hard. Give it a try.

I don’t think Crosby is even on the success level of Westfield or Manvel yet, much less those other two. Don’t mistake me being able to talk about my team in depth for making them out to be something they’re not. It’s not my fault you don’t know the difference between the students with the million dollar addresses that go to Lamar and and the kids that live in apartments in The Heights.

Just curious, do yall believe every article that tells yall what yall want to hear? Yall talk about no charges have been brought against Conald, can't the same be said about Hillary when 1 term was in office? Why wasn't charges brought then? Him and his minions chanted lock her up at rallies yet nothing, he had his personel in place to bring down the hammer what happened?.... yall folks are blind sheep being led to the slaughter house

Exactly, which is no different from the high income zip code teams letting you know how many state titles they have and how comfortable their life is. The trash talk from the SLC fans to the Duncanville fans before they get blown out is legendary. As far as Crosby stopping the run, I know that’s somewhat of a “running” joke among the top tier teams in the state but I can promise you were getting closer. Last year’s version of College Station making a “run” in 5A-D1 region 2 gives me hope.

That’s the issue though. You don’t know anything about football so you NEVER post about it. You spend more time on this site scrutinizing my post than telling us anything useful about BH’s football program. I post all types of information about Crosby football, the PA guys are in this thread posting about their squad, there are a couple of Baytown guys who have provided some analysis but nothing from you all offseason about BH. I think that’s because either you don’t know(which I do know for sure) or people just don’t talk to you? Crosby fans talk, everybody from Aledo to Texarkana and from Port Arthur to Port Lavaca know that. It is what it is but for whatever reason you in particular seem to have real complex with it. I “attacked Abseck”, I went on a “rant” about TW? Come on dude, for someone who has such a great life you sure do complain about a bunch of myopic issues. I think the only thing comparable to a 12 year old is all the whining you do.

Your the one threatening warnings not me. Talk about thin skinned. Lol So you get a warning , an I get banned. Sounds like a liberal mindset to me. Lol

You keep going back to the same thing. If I went back to everything you've posted on here that I disagreed with or thought was wrong, I'd have to start a new forum. It's always pretty obvious when you have no rebuttal once you start going back to a completely unrelated issue I haven't even mentioned in over a year and a half as the reason that I'm wrong. That being said, you're being intentionally dense if you can't understand the clearly stated, and completely inarguable point that I'm making in this thread. There's nothing to debate on that point. And talk about me spinning things: Joe Biden would've been a democrat in the 1860's? That's hilarious. You ARE an 1860's democrat. All of your political beliefs line up with theirs. It's inarguable. Like I said in another response, for the most part, so am I. We can look back a century and a half later and say that, yes, slavery was a terrible thing. But that doesn't change the fact that the people with the same conservative beliefs and policies that Republicans have today were the ones who benefitted from slavery and fought to keep it from being abolished.

I don't think people really want TW there, it was a joke in response to KF89's comments. However, the people I show your post to really do think you're an idiot. They say people like you are the ones who give BH a bad name. I've never had a boss from BH but I have had several guys from later 20's to retirement age work for me and NONE of them have ever talked about "the quality of life in BH" as much as you do and these are guys who report/reported to me every work day. There ain't a lot of tech execs. or neurosurgeons living in BH, the people with sense understand that if they're working on the same unit or sitting in the same hall as you then y'all are probably more alike than different. I take/took jabs at Carthage, Manvel, Texas High, Huntsville, etc. I saw CE King's receivers' coach in the dollar store the other night and told him "You know we got y'all by 20, right?". Crosby and our rival Dayton used to legendarily go back and forth on here, Lil Tex could fire back with the best of them. That's because he was actually an avid high school football fan though, something you lie about being. The issue with BH, and not even really all BH fans but just you in particular, is that you're too naive on the subject of THSF to actually provide any real football analysis of your program. Your football knowledge is akin to the mother of the first chair in the clarinet section, which might actually be a slight to some of the PNG band moms. I'm not jealous of anything in the BH community because I can guarantee 90% of them ain't clearing it like this Crosby boy is. I'm jealous of the guys on this board that are living up on lakes and shooting dear off their front porch. Go back and read your post, you never talk about anything football related outside of complaining about results. Every one of your post has to do with something with the administration, life in BH or a poorly supported rebuttal to one of the other posters who know 10X the football you do. I don't need or care to know the inner-workings of BH. What I can do though is walk down the hall or pick up the phone and have all 22 kids named that are currently at practice running with the 1's, along with injury reports and anything else I could think to ask. You can't, otherwise you would've mentioned the big news out of BH camp last week.

I hate the bad talk on here about our mustangs but we will see I think we going to be alright all of these kids got each other back and I think west orange is going to get the defense going and I think they is going to be hard to beat just saying they work hard all summer long some they want to go far this year I have faith with our boys

I don’t want to talk about it.

Your attempt at wit has fallen way short. The more you talk, the more you show how little you know.

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How even liberals could defend this weaponizing of the DOJ/FBI is beyond me. Aren’t you folks the least bit concerned? Yes, folks at Trump rallies hollered “lock her up”, but she had broken the Law. And did Trump have the FBI go after her? No, he didn’t. So if you find this type action at the very top of our government exhilarating, let’s talk about a similar scenario. Trump does get re-elected. He has the FBI do a full court press on the Biden Cartel, the Pelosi’s, the Schumer’s. Via the law and the courts virtually wipes out any opposition to his agenda. Would you find that as gratifying? Even I, as a conservative, find that unsettling. That’s not how our government is supposed to work. But here’s the deal, that’s pretty much the road we’re going down now.

I know its not the sexy district to talk about but for all my district foes it will give us some thing to pass some time. Who knows what about what teams as of now. Galena Park, GCM, PA Memorial, H Austin, H Wisdom, Porter, New Caney, King Wood Park.

In my opinion, there is no economist alive today who has done more to eloquently, articulately, and persuasively advance the principles of economic freedom, limited government, individual liberty, and a free society than Thomas Sowell. If your open to differing opinions then this might help you. 1. Knowledge. The cavemen had the same natural resources at their disposal as we have today, and the difference between their standard of living and ours is a difference between the knowledge they could bring to bear on those resources and the knowledge used today. 2. Obamacare. If we cannot afford to pay for doctors, hospitals and pharmaceutical drugs now, how can we afford to pay for doctors, hospitals and pharmaceutical drugs, in addition to a new federal bureaucracy to administer a government-run medical system? 3. Economics vs. Politics I. Economics and politics confront the same fundamental problem: What everyone wants adds up to more than there is. Market economies deal with this problem by confronting individuals with the costs of producing what they want, and letting those individuals make their own trade-offs when presented with prices that convey those costs. That leads to self-rationing, in the light of each individual’s own circumstances and preferences. 4. Economics vs. Politics II. The first lesson of economics is scarcity: There is never enough of anything to satisfy all those who want it. The first lesson of politics is to disregard the first lesson of economics. Politics deals with the same problem by making promises that cannot be kept, or which can be kept only by creating other problems that cannot be acknowledged when the promises are made. 5. Predicting the Future. Economists are often asked to predict what the economy is going to do. But economic predictions require predicting what politicians are going to do– and nothing is more unpredictable. 6. Politicians as Santa Claus. The big question that seldom— if ever— gets asked in the mainstream media is whether these are a net increase in jobs. Since the only resources that the government has are the resources it takes from the private sector, using those resources to create jobs means reducing the resources available to create jobs in the private sector. So long as most people do not look beyond superficial appearances, politicians can get away with playing Santa Claus on all sorts of issues, while leaving havoc in their wake— such as growing unemployment, despite all the jobs being “created.” 7. Health Insurance. Whatever position people take on health care reform, there seems to be a bipartisan consensus— usually a sign of mushy thinking— that it is a good idea for the government to force insurance companies to insure people whom politicians want them to insure, and to insure them for things that politicians think should be insured. Contrary to what politicians expect us to do, let’s stop and think. Why aren’t insurance companies already insuring the people and the conditions that they are now going to be forced to cover? Because that means additional costs— and because the insurance companies don’t think their customers are willing to pay those particular costs for those particular coverages. It costs politicians nothing to mandate more insurance coverage for more people. But that doesn’t mean that the costs vanish into thin air. It simply means that both buyers and sellers of insurance are forced to pay costs that neither of them wants to pay. But, because political rhetoric leaves out such grubby things as costs, it sounds like a great deal. 8. Diversity. Many years ago, there was a comic book character who could say the magic word “Shazam” and turn into Captain Marvel, a character with powers like Superman’s. Today, you can say the magic word “diversity” and turn reverse discrimination into social justice. 9. Greed. Someone pointed out that blaming economic crises on “greed” is like blaming plane crashes on gravity. Certainly planes wouldn’t crash if it wasn’t for gravity. But when thousands of planes fly millions of miles every day without crashing, explaining why a particular plane crashed because of gravity gets you nowhere. Neither does talking about “greed,” which is constant like gravity. 10. The Anointed Ones. In their haste to be wiser and nobler than others, the anointed have misconceived two basic issues. They seem to assume: 1) that they have more knowledge than the average member of the benighted, and 2) that this is the relevant comparison. The real comparison, however, is not between the knowledge possessed by the average member of the educated elite versus the average member of the general public, but rather the total direct knowledge brought to bear through social processes (the competition of the marketplace, social sorting, etc.), involving millions of people, versus the secondhand knowledge of generalities possessed by a smaller elite group. The vision of the anointed is one in which ills as poverty, irresponsible sex, and crime derive primarily from ‘society,’ rather than from individual choices and behavior. To believe in personal responsibility would be to destroy the whole special role of the anointed, whose vision casts them in the role of rescuers of people treated unfairly by ‘society.’ 11. There’s No Free Red Tape/Obamacare. Do you seriously believe that millions more people can be given medical care and vast new bureaucracies created to administer payment for it, with no additional costs? Just as there is no free lunch, there is no free red tape. Bureaucrats have to eat, just like everyone else, and they need a place to live and some other amenities. How do you suppose the price of medical care can go down when the costs of new government bureaucracies are added to the costs of the medical treatment itself? And where are the extra doctors going to come from, to treat the millions of additional patients? Training more people to become doctors is not free. Politicians may ignore costs but ignoring those costs will not make them go away. With bureaucratically controlled medical care, you are going to need more doctors, just to treat a given number of patients, because time that is spent filling out government forms is time that is not spent treating patients. And doctors have the same 24 hours in the day as everybody else. When you add more patients to more paperwork per patient, you are talking about still more costs. How can that lower medical costs? But although that may be impossible, politics is the art of the impossible. All it takes is rhetoric and a public that does not think beyond the rhetoric they hear. 12. Helping the Poor. It was Thomas Edison who brought us electricity, not the Sierra Club. It was the Wright brothers who got us off the ground, not the Federal Aviation Administration. It was Henry Ford who ended the isolation of millions of Americans by making the automobile affordable, not Ralph Nader. Those who have helped the poor the most have not been those who have gone around loudly expressing “compassion” for the poor, but those who found ways to make industry more productive and distribution more efficient, so that the poor of today can afford things that the affluent of yesterday could only dream about. 13. Income Mobility. Only by focusing on the income brackets, instead of the actual people moving between those brackets, have the intelligentsia been able to verbally create a “problem” for which a “solution” is necessary. They have created a powerful vision of “classes” with “disparities” and “inequities” in income, caused by “barriers” created by “society.” But the routine rise of millions of people out of the lowest quintile over time makes a mockery of the “barriers” assumed by many, if not most, of the intelligentsia. 14. “Giving Back.” All the high-flown talk about how people who are successful in business should “give back” to the community that created the things that facilitated their success is, again, something that sounds plausible to people who do not stop and think through what is being said. After years of dumbed-down education, that apparently includes a lot of people. Take Obama’s example of the business that benefits from being able to ship their products on roads that the government built. How does that create a need to “give back”? Did the taxpayers, including business taxpayers, not pay for that road when it was built? Why should they have to pay for it twice? What about the workers that businesses hire, whose education is usually created in government-financed schools? The government doesn’t have any wealth of its own, except what it takes from taxpayers, whether individuals or businesses. They have already paid for that education. It is not a gift that they have to “give back” by letting politicians take more of their money and freedom. When businesses hire highly educated people, such as chemists or engineers, competition in the labor market forces them to pay higher salaries for people with longer years of valuable education. That education is not a government gift to the employers. It is paid for while it is being created in schools and universities, and it is paid for in higher salaries when highly educated people are hired. One of the tricks of professional magicians is to distract the audience’s attention from what they are doing while they are creating an illusion of magic. Pious talk about “giving back” distracts our attention from the cold fact that politicians are taking away more and more of our money and our freedom. 15. Government Assistance. Do people who advocate special government programs for blacks realize that the federal government has had special programs for American Indians, including affirmative action, since the early 19th century — and that American Indians remain one of the few groups worse off than blacks?

We're not gonna talk about the fact that Newton built public housing and sucked all of the life out Burkeville?

Thats why people talk about EC that way. It's a great program, facility and faculty to help raise your children and provide them with the best possible public school education in the area, possibly outside of Devers ISD, for the young ones.

It's easy to talk about being impeached twice. But let me ask you: What high crimes and misdemeanors did Trump commit while in office to warrant this action?

Let’s wait for the season to play our first before that is talked about. It is only the 2nd day. This team will be extremely young, I will tell you that now. But the current sophomore, freshman, 8th are huge, big, and athletic. I look for many great seasons with that bunch. You know every few years teams and talent take a dip, then all of a sudden make huge deep runs. Let’s let the coaches coach and players play first several games and let barrow and company dial them in before that talk comes about

talk about depth(when you have what looked like a 100 kids on the sideline) Bay City backups for the most part would have been starters at most schools. Our DAWGS were just give out, worn out, exhausted by the end of the game.

Did BISD ever redo the school lines and make it a even split? I remember that was a talk on here

And the icing on the cake - DC is a Sanctuary City. C’mon Mayor, if you’re going to talk the talk, walk the walk. You’re sitting up there, almost 1,800 miles away feeling all magnanimous, talking 🐂💩 but when it’s dumped in your front yard, BAM. Now it’s call in the National Guard. Yep, probably should - to round up you & Biden’s Administrations and the 535 Clowns in Congress. Bowser? Sounds like a mixed breed dog.

That's classic coach talk. Little Cypress stopped surprising people after the Kinkaid game. Home definitely has its advantages but fortunately the two games that they could miss are both non-district. And it may get them ready to play Vidor at their stadium. But I don't think the visitor side will be bare this year. In fact it may be very "bear".

If you would've heard what Abseck said to CE King's coach about Crosby at the THSCA convention you would understand why their hype video looks like that. Common responses to the "What do y'all look like this year?" talk around the coffee pot in the morning from local teams' fans/parents. GCM: "Man, it's going to be tough. I'm just glad my boy is out there." Lee: "I mean, we're going to beat the other Baytown schools" Sterling: Their fans don't even like discussing football at work Anahuac: "I'm not sure but I think we were pretty decent last year. Have you seen our new subdivision though?" Dayton: "We really wanted Crosby this year, we think we can play with y'all. I think we'll be good though." Crosby: "We should be pretty decent. We're just hoping to stay healthy and make another run at state" BH: "I don't remember who we open with but we play Crosby the 4th game of the year" I'll see if I can find the video from the Vype photoshoot a couple of years ago when they asked the BH players about the upcoming season. Their response was akin to the hype video.