Woodville (37) @ Anahuac (22) - FINAL

[89Falcon]

5 minutes ago, TxAthlete409 said:

Last year they also lost their best player in the Orangefield game. And he was out for a game or two after that and they still came in third last year. I don’t agree that last year has nothing to do with this year. If there are remnants from last years teams there’s experience and skill returning. 

OK. "Last year" CS beat Shepherd. "This year" CS was beaten 48-26 by Shepherd. "Last year" CS beat Liberty, "this year", Liberty "beat CS". "Last year", Woodville beat OF 27-7. "This year" OF beat Woodville 35-14. 

Last year means nothing. 

[89Falcon]

3 minutes ago, TxAthlete409 said:

Last year they did. This year though, it just may be that they are playing teams like Warren, they don’t seem to be trying the short gains like they have in the past. This is just from the little bit I’ve watched of their games this year.

"Trying the short gains"? They are running the same offense with the same players who are a year older.  

[TxAthlete409]

1 minute ago, 89Falcon said:

"Trying the short gains"? They are running the same offense with the same players who are a year older.  

Yeah but last year doesn’t have anything to do with this year.

[89Falcon]

Just now, TxAthlete409 said:

Yeah but last year doesn’t have anything to do with this year.

Yes, that is why Hardin is dominating their opponents at a much higher clip than last year. Not "trying for short gains". Now they are "trying for long gains". LOL

[TxAthlete409]

2 minutes ago, 89Falcon said:

Yes, that is why Hardin is dominating their opponents at a much higher clip than last year. Not "trying for short gains". Now they are "trying for long gains". LOL

Man you sure our bitter. LOL. 
Dominating?!? 
 

I wouldn’t call beating a returning 1-9 team Warren and a 2A-D1 Dominating.

Last year there strategy against Orangefield they ran 3 plays outside the ends and everything else was up the middle. Thats all I am saying is they are running to the outside more this year. For longer gains not just trying to get 3 yards at a time to control the clock. 
 But it’s ok I’m obviously not going change your mind. And I’m not changing yours I’m guessing only time will tell. 
 

And I’m really not in any position to say I’m right I’ve never even played football but I did stay at a holiday in that had espn.

[weonlyrun28toss]

49 minutes ago, TxAthlete409 said:

I feel pretty confident in my knowledge of the teams in the district. I nailed the order early last year in my picks for this district as well. 
I expect the same order as last year the only unknown is Hardin with a lot of returners who played well against Westwood Palestine In Bi district. But I expect Coldspring to control the clock and win that one.

Orangefield

EC

CS

Hardin. 
 

Hardin could be in that #2 spot this year!  

[TxAthlete409]

4 minutes ago, weonlyrun28toss said:

Hardin could be in that #2 spot this year!  

Very possible! It’s hard to tell with their weak pre-district opponents. Lots of returners and put up one heck of a fight against Palestine Westwood last year in Bi-District. But Westwood was missing their head coach who was out on suspension. 

[89Falcon]

5 minutes ago, TxAthlete409 said:

Man you sure our bitter. LOL. 
Dominating?!? 
 

I wouldn’t call beating a returning 1-9 team Warren and a 2A-D1 Dominating.

Last year there strategy against Orangefield they ran 3 plays outside the ends and everything else was up the middle. Thats all I am saying is they are running to the outside more this year. For longer gains not just trying to get 3 yards at a time to control the clock. 
 But it’s ok I’m obviously not going change your mind. And I’m not changing yours I’m guessing only time will tell. 
 

And I’m really not in any position to say I’m right I’ve never even played football but I did stay at a holiday in that had espn.

Was the Warren game close? "Last year" Hardin beat Warren 27-6. "This year" Hardin beat Warren 48-0. Outscoring opponents 75-0 through 2 games, call it what you want.