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The recent data says otherwise but this look like a year 22-5A is pretty close. 21-5A's strength will be solely dependent on how well Humble, New Caney and Kingwood Park perform.

Grace looking nice in preparation for his last year as a Crosby Cougar before he suits up for the UH Cougars in '17:

Crosby QB interview :

I didn't realize the other one was old yet, but we have a new, bigger and better replay board going up replacing the old one. There will also be endzone bleachers which I would imagine brings the stadium capacity pretty close to 10,000. As far as single high school districts go, I think it's going to be pretty hard to compete with Crosby's facilities once everything is finished.

There are guys that are known for hitting hard and there are guys that deliver what I like to call "decision makers". Meaning after he hits you, you have to decide rather or not you would like to continue playing football. He's already rated as the #55 overall CB prospect in the country and most likely a couple of inches away height-wise from being a national recruit like Netherly and Williams. Either way I know there are a lot of backs and receivers that will be glad this is Taylor Perry's last year terrorizing 21-5A: [Hidden Content]

. . . . And if he's healthy I think Dayton will be trending up towards the end of the season. I just worry the same thing with Nations not calling plays might effect him too since he basically hasn't taken any qb reps for two years. Offense wasn't really the problem anyway though, Dayton has always seemed to be able to scheme up points on you. Their problem the last few years has been stopping the other team's offnse.

Lol, yeah if that's how you want to look at it. With Splendora, Porter and Caney Creek in the district I would imagine y'all only need two legit wins to get in the dance. Hopefully y'all find some physicality so we can get back to tag teaming Mid-County like we're supposed to.

Newton wins title over Canadian is their prediction.

They only ranked 4A-D1out to 20 teams. BC not in the rankings.

22-5A 1. Nederland 2. PA Memorial 3. PNG 4. Central 5. Lumberton 6. Vidor 7. Ozen 8. Livingston 9. Lee What enrollment number did Central turn in this year? According to this prediction they would go D2 with 1,471.

21-5A predicted order of finish 1. Crosby 2. Dayton 3. New Caney 4. Kingwood Park 5. Humble 6. Barbers Hill 7. Porter 8. Splendora 9. Caney Creek

Per Ole Dave: Crosby - D2 regional champs over College Station. Preseason #11 in the state. Nobody else from SETX ranked in top 40.

Please don't. Other than Vidor there's no group of fans I love to rib more than PNG. The more you troll me the more I'll be able to respond and not have it seen as going out of my way to talk down on a squad. It will be especially fun this year because I know PNG has no chance to do anything significant outside of beating 4A Silsbee or finishing in 4th place and getting back-stroked by Crosby in bi-district. Keep the faith though Stat, we lose in the second round and I still do.

It doesn't even matter Cal. Last SETX team Crosby lost to was Nederland in 2012 and it will be more of the same this year. Everybody has something to say until they get hit in the mouth, then the conversation switches to "Well, they didn't blow us out" or "We played 'em tough". Like Red Dawn said, "We just play them when they show up." . . . . and stack up W's

Did you think you were the favorite??? Y'all finished 3rd or 4th three years in a row now, that's not a farfetched prediction.

He's a o-lineman that will play center for us next year. The Oliver boys' transfer situation taught me not to count him until he's on the field against Manvel though.

1. North Shore 2. Atascocita 3. Kingwood 4. CE King/Summer Creek 5. Summer Creek/CE King 6. Channelview 7. Sterling 8. GCM SC has been making progress at the 6A level and I think King might have enough athletes to sneak in. They have another Brantley and Williams combo coming through the system, they're probably still a year away but more odd things have happened.

I think Crosby would win because we're better in the offensive backfield right now. It would be a tough game because we wouldn't be able to dominate the lines of scrimmage like we can against most teams and they would be able to stay with our receivers. PAM just hired a Crosby coach on their staff so they would probably be pretty prepared for what we would throw at them, we would put the more refined product on the field though hence my prediction. What people around here don't understand is that coaching effectiveness becomes limited when the athletes on the other side of the ball are so good you can't execute the gameplan you installed.

The year before we beat Angleton 38-15 in their own house and we were one game away from a rematch in the regional final, they just don't matchup well with us. Angleton chose to run the ball where Crosby chose to throw it in our matchups, still doesn't change the fact that you better have Aaron Sharp, the Simmons and Snell boys, the Hutchins boys, Trey Williams or a mass of talent like Ridge Point if you want to have a legitimate shot at winning. Elite just hasn't gotten us a title, it has gotten us a regional crown, district championships, 40+ ncaa signees and a statewide reputation though.

Crosby put 56 on Ned, then put 49 on PNG later that year. I believe Dayton put 55 on y'all last year, then 41 on PNG later. Before that Dayton put 41 on Ned and 56 on PNG later that year. So 6 of the last 8 times Crosby/Dayton have played PNG/Ned we've dropped 40 or 50+, makes my initial statement "Think about it, Dayton and Crosby drop 40-50 on Ned and PNG on the regular just because of the athletic advantage." pretty factual in my definition.

I think KP will finish second in district with Dayton and Humble being 3rd and 4th. KP is huge on the o-line and Maple had them executing well on the lower levels of the program, they were just inconsistent last year. Should be better than a couple of years ago when they beat Ned though. I think Dayton will have a rough go of it this year, will probably still make the playoffs though. I just think Nations not calling a play or working game situations in five years will show early on, depending on the district strength it's possible they wouldn't recover but I believe they'll find their way in.

I watched y'all play Dayton and Angleton last year, I probably have a better idea than you do actually. I said we have elite athletes, which we do. I think Craig Williams running the 2nd fastest electronic 40 in the state this year(4.36) and Netherly finishing as the runner-up at state in the 400m proves that. We probably have close to 50 FBS combined offers to kids on the roster to go with that. The team you lost to in the second round we beat 34-0, we won because they literally couldn't move the ball due to us being the more physical squad. The team we lost to had 2,348 kids and probably 10 total D1's. PNG lost because they were comparatively small and slow when put on the field with Angleton. Angleton also has about 2000 kids which is less than PAM has meaning they'll have even better athletes. When you look at Crosby's 5 losses the last three years you see SC, King, Elgin, Cedar Park and Ridge Point. That's what it's going to take to beat PAM IMO, you just have no idea of the talent gap between PAM and PNG but you'll find out.

Yeah, but it's the type of team that will have bigger and better players than every other district team at almost every position except Central. That graphic you posted will also be the inverse this time, PNG and Ned use to have larger enrollments than the PA schools, now PAM drops down with the enrollment advantage. I already said I think they'll have an off night or two if they play down to the competition but in general I don't see them having much trouble in district. Think about it, Dayton and Crosby drop 40-50 on Ned and PNG on the regular just because of the athletic advantage. PAM is probably bigger and faster than both.

Not really, but he already explained they don't have a real writer for the area. If Gabe wrote for the area I probably wouldn't agree with him either though. I do think PAM being towards the cellar is egregious but I don't think there any other glaring inaccuracy in the prediction.

There's still a lot of space for a cover-up to be incorporated into a half sleeve which is what it looks like he was going for anyway. As far as tattoos go, it would probably be one of the easier covers an artist had to do during his career, no big deal.