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!!:21/9/H

Hardin scores here before half, it most definitely will be over. Hornets would have to turn it over many times in 2nd half in order for EC to have a chance.

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!!:0/9/H

Did somebody mention trap game?

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!!:7/7/1

Hardin with the student body left with Jones.

Hardin QB is very lucky he didn't just get ejected from the game. That was a clear punch thrown.

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I'll be updating another game. Someone will have to take over here.

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Much MUCH better

Maybe I haven't watched enough film on Hardin, but from what I have seen so far is that Hardin will line the Jones kid on one side of the wing and then run him to the opposite side just about every time. But if a team can't stop it, why change? I have seen enough football in my lifetime and from my experience (mostly watching Silsbee when I broadcast their games back in the day, and talking with their coaches) the best way to stop slot or wing offenses were to basically sacrifice your Dline and have them disrupt the blocking schemes and not so much make the tackles. This allows the linebackers to be freed up to make the plays. If the Oline can't get to the LB's, that style offense seems to struggle. I saw Silsbee (and other teams) do this so many times against the Orangefields, Vidors and Hardin-Jeffersons who run those type offenses. I know Silsbee basically had their Dline guys just dive forward and wreck the Olines ability to pull or get to second level to carry out their blocking schemes. Silsbee LB's were able to basically "Tee off" on the running backs. Just an observation of mine. I am certainly no Defensive Co.