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I like how jasper is ahead of coldspring in this ranking, yet coldspring is #16 in DCTF. That's quite the knee slapper. Ha!!!

I guess beating the #1 team in the state doesn't mean anything anymore

Coldspring is returning everybody except one on the o-line, starting tight end and two year starter QB will be back also, but in our offense, everything rests on the oline's shoulders. I know sherman graduated, but if the o-line blocks like they're supposed to you just need somebody who runs hard and isn't afraid of contact. We lost two all-staters on defense, but we have a lot of experienced players returning. I feel confident we win district, just not with the scores we did last year.

I feel if we go in with the same gameplan we did against cleveland at home last year we'll have a chance. If we press and try to run with silsbee that be our downfall. We have a little bit of length but not just blazing speed to be able get back on defence. If we want to keep the few players of size that we have out of foul trouble, then we just need to sprint back and play halfcourt defence. Slowing it down will be in our best interest, especially when you only have a few subs.

Tarkington must be playing well lately. They also beat huffman who we struggled with until the fourth quarter the other night.

Splendora is ahead of Coldspring?  Wow. I'd like to know what that ranking is based off of.

[quote name="TROJANSWIN" post="1138525" timestamp="1322930634"] [quote author=venom33 link=topic=92269.msg1138509#msg1138509 date=1322929717] are gilbert and monroe seniors? how about the qb? [/quote] Gilbert and Monroe both seniors. Scott (QB) is a junior. One O lineman is a senior.  #44 Harrison (LB) is a senior. #52 Andries (DLine) is a senior. A few other seniors scattered around on certain plays and packages. Most of the rest are Juniors with a handful of sophmores scattered  in. [/quote] I coulda swore that monroe was a junior?

[quote name="marshman" post="1138165" timestamp="1322884187"] [quote author=Eazy link=topic=92588.msg1138158#msg1138158 date=1322884062] Crow is better when it's warm.  Need to hear from all those Coldspring doubters tonight. [/quote] You all have a class team. Don't tarnish it by being "that guy". [/quote] Yea, from what I could keep up with on that 30 page thread for this game, I didn't see too many people "doubting" us. Shouldn't be too much crow to serve. On the other hand, if we would've lost, we probably had a lot coming our way, lol.

[quote name="jnunn" post="1134080" timestamp="1322533797"] Share tomorrows front page story in San Jacinto County News Time! DEFENSE! There is an old saying among football coaches, “Offense keeps you in a game and defense wins championships.” Coach Barbay’s Trojans will attest to that in the last three play-off games, while the offense sputtered the defense carried the mail -- Coldspring 7 and Bridge City 0, Coldspring 21 and Bellville 14 (OT) and the last nail bitter was Coldspring 13 and Lorena 7. In the Bridge City win it took a 72-yard scoring run from Sherman Gilbert along with five sacks, three interceptions and one fumble recovery from the defense for the win. In the Bellville overtime win running back Gilbert was held to 56 yards rushing and one touchdown and the defense once again stood tall with three sacks, two interceptions and one fumble recovery. The win over Lorena was another defensive battle with Coldspring having to overcome five turnovers answered by recovering three Lorena fumbles and two pass interceptions with the last one coming in the last seconds of the game within yards of the Coldspring goal line. In pre-season comments Coach Barbay said, “When all is said and done we (Trojans) will be known for our defense.” Sporting the title of one of the best defensive teams in Texas 3-A, truer words were never spoken. The Trojan defense has shutout 6 opponents this season and only allowed 6.7 points per game. This week they face a tough West Orange-Stark team in Humble at 7:30 p.m. John Nunn Sports Writter [/quote] Don't forget all the hits on the quarterback!!!

wow, I have a hard time thinking we'll score that much. I believe we can get at least two td's up on the board, maybe a third, but we will not kick field goals, we'll go for it every time. Knowing wos's kicker has quite the boot I bet they'll kick field goals if they can't punch it in from the red zone. My prediction is 20 - 13 coldspring. I wonder if wos believes in it's defense enough to go for the td in the redzone instead of just leaving with some points?    I ask this because our defense stiffens in the red zone, but you never know, this may be a moot question if they just score on the first three downs every time. Lord knows we miss about 3 opportunities every game to come away with some points, though.

how is wos's o-line?

[quote name="cdoggett" post="1133324" timestamp="1322451858"] Is Ked Harrison not a D1 recruit? [/quote] I believe he's committed to someone in louisiana that is D-1

how is wos's kicker?        I think the two team's kicking games could end making a big impact on the game. lorena's kicker kept booting it out of the endzone on kickoffs, giving us bad field position, and we could barely kick it to the thirty yard line. I sure hope we work on that in practice this week.

dang, twelve pages already?  :o

Overreact there much kicker? Just some back and forth, no harm done. I would hardly say anybody has "threatened you"? I'd like to see some input on the game now if you don't mind kicker.