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I think we will not have trouble moving the ball. I just hope that we can hold on to the ball and take advantage of field position. Vidor will be fired up, as they always are when Central is in town. This will be an exciting contest, that's for sure.

They tried it on us a few years ago too. We had our hands full with Croak also. They gained like 5 yard on us the first time, and lost yardage the next 2 times they tried it in that game, I believe.

Good win for Legacy!

The Swinging gate formation again....wow.

Ditto!

;D ;D If we can beat yall, I think all Jag fans will storm the court!!

You know they don't respect this area anyway. They are like 'there is no way that Beaumont West Brook will have a chance to beat us. We will be the laughing stock of the state'. I think that they know Brook have an extremely good team and given the chance, Brook will run the score up on them. Yes, I'm calling the state out. Anyone, play the Brook!!!

Yall going down this year!! ;D ;D

I don't know, man. We thought that about Dayton a few years ago...

I assume you gave them 21 points becuase of our suspect secondary. I have a good source that tells me Dayton maybe getting some injured players back this week, 1 of which is a starting safety. Yes, and 21 points is all they will score even when playing their best football. BTW, happy to hear yall have players coming back.

If you can get pressure on Bellows then Ozen have a good chance of winning. If that kid can just sit back there comfortable and find Cardenas, Nederland will put up big numbers. I don't think Nederland can pull this off because they will not be able to stop the run. Point blank...

That's good that it is possible for Brook to have a game soon. This is a good team and they deserve to play. I hope the Clear Creek game goes through.

I'll have a Central bleacher chair of a Jag 'prowl' towl for you!!

Dayton 42-21

It don't matter! I'll park at the McD's and walk to the stadium if I have to just to see my Jags make your Pirates walk the plank! ;D ;D

:o :D

Isn't both the Chavis kids at A&M?

Ha. I went to high school with Wasson. Always was a wuss. ;D ;D ;D

Just call those school's bluff. I bet they will jump on the challenge! ;D ;D

I cannot believe these teams are really declining to play Brook. Just openly scared! Wow!

I passed by the stadium yesterday and saw those utility trucks and stuff. I thought they would be out of the way come game day. Even though I was looking for the first game a Babe, its better those relief trucks are there so those folks can help these people restore power. Oh well, off to Vidor we go...

[Hidden Content] TO: School Administrators FROM: UIL Athletic Office SUBJECT: Techniques and Materials for High School Sports Announcers School administrators should fully utilize school public address systems and exercise care in the selection of school announcers. Good announcers provide a friendly and cordial relationship between competing schools and the general public and assist with crowd control. An announcer should be mature, have good judgment, and be emotionally stable. Many situations arise that require quick judgment and a cool head. A good voice is important; nothing is more annoying than a lot of jumbled words spoken too quickly to be understood. Too much verbalizing also hinders crowd enjoyment of the contest. Guidelines For School Sports Announcers The primary function of a school public address system is to convey pertinent information about the game. Announcers are not part of the cheering section. They should never incite the emotions of the spectators. Information should be given with the same tone concerning both the home team and the visiting team whether they have made a touchdown or scored the winning basket. The announcer should remember at all times that the sole justification for his function is conveying simple, straightforward, unemotional information. When there is nothing significant to announce, silence is golden. All announcements should be authorized by a designated school administrator. There should be no political announcements or advertising of liquor or tobacco. It is advisable to use a cutoff microphone so that nothing will go into the PA system other than what is intended. Many embarrassing situations can be avoided with cutoff mikes. Pertinent Information For All Sports Prior to announcing the starting lineup, announcers may wish to use some of the enclosed pre-game announcements to encourage good sportsmanship and proper treatment of game officials. (Spot Announcements and Public Service Announcements may be used prior, during and following games.) Announce the records of the two competing teams in previous contests and their records of wins and losses during the current season. Announce the starting players and their numbers for both teams, as well as substitutes, their names and numbers, and the names and numbers of the players they replace. Announce the officials and their positions (when pertinent). I believe it's cool to show a little biasism as a home announcer. For example. You can raise your tone a little when the home team scores a TD vs just saying it regular when the away team scores. Other than that, I agree with everything above. I remember several years back, when a team came to our stadium (it was a district team that I forgot), their announcer called the game. They refered to our players as 'that Central ballcarrier' and 'that Central defender'. When the other team did anything, they said the players number, name, position, and here his mom and dad works. (I might be exaggerating at the end there... ;D ;D ). This made a lot of our fans including myself irritated.

Hey, We'll take a rematch!!!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ... Keep Michael on the bench!

Congrads to Mr. Williams! :)