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HJ has improved this year, but the BC team i keep hearing about should’ve been able to sleep walk through this one and win by 3 scores

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Silsbee with a late score against a lot of second stringers. !!:14/35/4

Horns with a 4th down stop

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Pirtle with a pick 6 now!

Fumble kills what was another good drive by the horns. Silsbee recovers on their own 20

Pirtle is a bad, bad man.

Really impressed with this horns D tonight. Even on that scoring drive Silsbee really had to work. Nothing has come easy tonight

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Silsbee scores on 4th and 6. 28-7

Not sure if that was a good PI call or not, but I do know he threw the flag about 5 seconds after the play and there was a ref twice as close who didn’t call it

Love it. Great to see the defense coming together

Bringing this back up to the top because some folks seem to be a little sore about being told that they can't abuse their coaches without consequences. Use common sense, folks. We're all adults. It's really not difficult to voice your disapproval of a coach's decisions without insulting or bashing him. Bashing and criticism are not the same thing. "I don't like his gameplan" and "this guy is a moron" are not the same thing. Nobody is going to kick you off of the site for saying something critical, but you have to figure out a way to be tactful and respectful. If you can't, as we've said before, save those comments for the facebook community watch page or something.

I did a whole post about this many years ago (gonna see if I can find it and bump it to the top), but it's really not difficult to state an opinion without violating our rules, even when the opinion is about a coach or his coaching. but if you don't trust yourself to be able to stay within the rules, it's always best to err on the side of caution