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Great game

A little. Gilmer beat them by a fg last year in the playoffs and wasn’t as good this season

Gilmer has been a little shaky all year

La Vernia converts on 3rd and 7 with a grown man run from a little guy. Victory formation

La Vernia picks up a 1st down. Clock under 2:40 and LBJ only has one TO left

La Vernia just took over on their own 40 after dropping LBJ on 4th down. LV up 13-10 with 4:00 to go

Sunnyvale now up 27-17 with maybe 4:30 left. Gilmer is in trouble

Sunnyvale goes for it on 4th and 3 and picks it up down inside the 10. Under 5:00 to go

Sunnyvale with a pick deep in Gilmer territory. Take over up 20-17 at the Gilmer 22.

La Vernia up 10-7 over undefeated 4A-D1 #2 Austin LBJ in the 3rd

Jinx

Frisco Panther Creek 27 Alvarado 24 3rd Q

Defending 4A-D2 state champs Gilmer down 20-17 in the 3rd to Sunnyvale

Fun game

What a game. Like these defensive battles

PNG has their very own spidersal 😀😀

Hope so this time!

To some degree. Our backup has gotten a lot better, and we were always gonna be a pass heavy team. But it’s a valid point.

probably. That said, Sealy is a considerable distance behind Hitchcock, and HF's defense has improved drastically since week 2. Our offense has, too, for that matter.

Only one offense has been effective against the HF defense all year, and Sealy is not Hitchcock. Vidor and the slot-T had a little success putting up points in week 3, but had about a million possessions to do it. Since week 3 the first team HF defense has given up 6, maybe 7 touchdowns in 8 games. Sealy has a quarterback that is capable of making some plays against the horns, and will likely put up some points, but I'm having trouble see this one turning into a shootout. Two teams all year have held the horns under 30, and one of those games was in the mud bowl vs. LCM week 1. Sealy has played 7 teams with a .500 or better regular season record this year, and 6 of them scored 33 or more points. HF has played 8 teams with a .500 or better regular season record this year, and 6 of them scored 14 or less. On paper at least this one favors HF scoring easily and Sealy having a little more trouble scoring than usual. If that holds true, HF will win comfortably. But once you get on the field, anything can happen. Here's hoping I'm right!

over the last 3 years L-town has regressed back to the mean, if you know what I mean. Hard to say they're down this year when they went 11-21 last season. Onalaska is okay.

I don't disagree with you, but I will say this about this case: unlike some of the other stuff that has come up about various republican nominees seemingly out of nowhere, this was apparently reported to and investigated by the police. So while it could still be false, it has a different feel to it than some of the accusations.

Trump transition team ‘quietly’ looking at alternatives to Pete Hegseth after he ‘wasn’t honest’ about past

While I agree about the quality wins, I’m afraid the horns will drop out soon and never return to the rankings. They’re definitely a different team without Seastrunk and a couple of seniors that graduated last year. That said, vidor’s win over them was convincing