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Everyone does things a little differently.  I doubt Splendora runs the same spread offense as Carthage does.  A lot depends on personnel available.  What works great for Bellville may end up losing yards if Vidor runs the exact same play.  So unless there’s a glaring difference - they pass a lot - Vidor doesn’t, comparisons are not that significant, imo.  Even passing - Bellville has probably been using it since Jr Hi.  Vidor needs to do that, again imo.

But back to the game, Lindale’s line is huge, and they have good speed.  So we’re undersized & slow.  What, as a Coach, do you do to counter those two big factors?  Forget Spread, Slot T, I Formation and Wishbone.  I’ve no idea.  Perhaps some Coaches will explain.  My Coaching career is limited to Jr League Football (10-12 year olds), so I’ll leave it to the pros.

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1 hour ago, Hagar said:

Everyone does things a little differently.  I doubt Splendora runs the same spread offense as Carthage does.  A lot depends on personnel available.  What works great for Bellville may end up losing yards if Vidor runs the exact same play.  So unless there’s a glaring difference - they pass a lot - Vidor doesn’t, comparisons are not that significant, imo.  Even passing - Bellville has probably been using it since Jr Hi.  Vidor needs to do that, again imo.

But back to the game, Lindale’s line is huge, and they have good speed.  So we’re undersized & slow.  What, as a Coach, do you do to counter those two big factors?  Forget Spread, Slot T, I Formation and Wishbone.  I’ve no idea.  Perhaps some Coaches will explain.  My Coaching career is limited to Jr League Football (10-12 year olds), so I’ll leave it to the pros.

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2 hours ago, Hagar said:

Everyone does things a little differently.  I doubt Splendora runs the same spread offense as Carthage does.  A lot depends on personnel available.  What works great for Bellville may end up losing yards if Vidor runs the exact same play.  So unless there’s a glaring difference - they pass a lot - Vidor doesn’t, comparisons are not that significant, imo.  Even passing - Bellville has probably been using it since Jr Hi.  Vidor needs to do that, again imo.

But back to the game, Lindale’s line is huge, and they have good speed.  So we’re undersized & slow.  What, as a Coach, do you do to counter those two big factors?  Forget Spread, Slot T, I Formation and Wishbone.  I’ve no idea.  Perhaps some Coaches will explain.  My Coaching career is limited to Jr League Football (10-12 year olds), so I’ll leave it to the pros.

Control the clock and play defense. Thats what i would do

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54 minutes ago, Boneyard Boys said:

Why do we always end up playing CH or Lindale, can't ever catch Palestine. They seem to be the only team to beat from that district. Apparently, it's already decided up in East Texas if we already know the first round matchup. Curious how it all shook out on their side since Lindale goes in as the 3 seed.

CH beat them 79-45 and Kilgor beat them 49-35. Kilgor and CH play one another this week for the 1 and 2 seed.

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Doesn’t take a football genius to know what needs to be done in this game.  It’s called “Hide the pigskin”.  Their passing attack will kill us.  If you doubt that watch the Huffman film.  If we can’t stop the pass, what else?  The long - time consuming, clock eating, defense tiring - drives for touchdowns.  We must get TD’s because I’m fairly sure most of their drives will.  Also, but less likely, the rare interception or a blitz resulting in a fumble.  Maybe they’ll get a few snaps over the QB’s head?  Probably not but we’re desperate, lol.

Another asset would be a fairly hard rainstorm (without thunder & lightning).  Maybe their receivers would have trouble catching the ball.  I see us as the underdogs, but hey, we’ve got a shot.  One advantage, they’ve yet to play a Slot T team, so we have that going for us.  Yes Pirates, it’ll be tough but we’ve got a shot.

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On 10/30/2022 at 12:46 PM, Hagar said:

Everyone does things a little differently.  I doubt Splendora runs the same spread offense as Carthage does.  A lot depends on personnel available.  What works great for Bellville may end up losing yards if Vidor runs the exact same play.  So unless there’s a glaring difference - they pass a lot - Vidor doesn’t, comparisons are not that significant, imo.  Even passing - Bellville has probably been using it since Jr Hi.  Vidor needs to do that, again imo.

But back to the game, Lindale’s line is huge, and they have good speed.  So we’re undersized & slow.  What, as a Coach, do you do to counter those two big factors?  Forget Spread, Slot T, I Formation and Wishbone.  I’ve no idea.  Perhaps some Coaches will explain.  My Coaching career is limited to Jr League Football (10-12 year olds), so I’ll leave it to the pros.

Make them adjust to you. Not vice versa. Do what vidor does best. Ball control and minimum penalties.

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Run the Ball, Run the Ball, and Run the Ball some more. We’ve got plenty of Running Backs…Use Them!
 

Defense - Everyone flying to the Ball, Play to the Echo of the Whistle, Keep Pressure on the Quarterback all night! Wrap Up, Wrap Up, Wrap Up!

Don’t beat yourself! Make them earn it!

 

Go Pirates!🏴‍☠️

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Looked over on Smoaky.  They’re talking sweep.  All four games.  Okay, they’ll probably beat LCM & Livingston, but not for sure.  Lindale & Vidor - that durn sure ain’t a sure thing - but Palestine beating Lumberton?  C’mon man.  Get real.

Go Pirates, Raiders, Bears and Lions.

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3 hours ago, Hagar said:

Looked over on Smoaky.  They’re talking sweep.  All four games.  Okay, they’ll probably beat LCM & Livingston, but not for sure.  Lindale & Vidor - that durn sure ain’t a sure thing - but Palestine beating Lumberton?  C’mon man.  Get real.

Go Pirates, Raiders, Bears and Lions.

Someone is smoking over at Smoaky. 

If I were to put odds it would be...

LTrain vs Palestine 85-15

Vidor vs Lindale 50-50

LC-M vs Kilgore 40-60

Livingston vs Chill 10-90

Anything is possible, even the District of Doom going 0-4. Possible but not likely.

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19 hours ago, Dat Brook said:

Someone is smoking over at Smoaky. 

If I were to put odds it would be...

LTrain vs Palestine 85-15

Vidor vs Lindale 50-50

LC-M vs Kilgore 40-60

Livingston vs Chill 10-90

Anything is possible, even the District of Doom going 0-4. Possible but not likely.

I disagree, here is how I see it.

 

Lumberton vs. Palestine 80-20

Lindale vs. Vidor 70-30

Kilgore vs. LCM 80-20

Chill vs. Livingston 90-10

 

Go Pirates

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1 hour ago, purpleeagle said:

Calprep  lindale 42/28

Only way Lindale scores 42 is if Vidor starts turning the ball over and commits a lot of penalties. If Vidor takes care of business and plays clean football Lindale will not have enough time to score 42. Vidor has lots of running backs available going into this game, hopefully they keep fresh legs in there to eat up clock and yards.

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19 hours ago, Unwoke said:

Only way Lindale scores 42 is if Vidor starts turning the ball over and commits a lot of penalties. If Vidor takes care of business and plays clean football Lindale will not have enough time to score 42. Vidor has lots of running backs available going into this game, hopefully they keep fresh legs in there to eat up clock and yards.

Amen!  The big key Vidor’s in a position to win, the Eagles Defense is sucking wind between plays.  When their D is gassing up, they’re getting super tired.  Not sure how this dynamic works but it does.  You’d think the Offense would be getting tired also, but they seemed energized by it.

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