baddog

I'm surprised he hasn't deleted you. You're a jerk on every board you get on, especially the Nederland board. Vidor should be proud of you and your hatred. Actually, I know quite a few people from Vidor, they are nothing like you, and you represent them poorly.

Quit exaggerating. We have never claimed to be the best in the state. In this district in the past 10 or 11 years, we have been a force to be reckoned with and always towards the top of the heap. That is something to be proud of and it just bothers some people. Which is worse? Someone who brags about their team's greatness and has the record to prove it, or the one who boasts of greatness but has the record to prove otherwise? Those are the ones who irk me.

I gotta ask. Who else beat Dayton besides WOS and what was the score? Thanks.

I've seen that guy plenty of times. What's his problem? I'll go out on a limb and say people "hate" (I hate that word) Nederland because we have either knocked them from the playoffs or they just don't identify with winners.

I bet your bookie loves you. I love being the underdog.

Bigdog, don't change your sig. just yet.

Nederland put a BOBO on BOJO.

Thanks Go Dogs. I added something to my original post that I thought was important, so your quote doesn't include it. Maybe I should delete it.

I usually don't talk "down" to anyone, but if you don't respect the fact that we have been to the playoffs 10 years in a row, then why should you keep harping on the game you won over Nederland by a 1/2 yard? We take a lot of pride in our record and our kids work just as hard as anyone. The wins don't just come to us, we earn them. If we can't boast about our record, then you should go across the field of the next team you play with a losing record and tell them to take down those school banners and signs the cheerleaders and co. made that say they are "#1". Good luck to LCM tonight. The wet fields favor a ground game.

There was actually some doubt???

Wet fields favor the offense, especially teams with a strong ground game. Instead of eating someone's dirt, it'll be mud.

No game is an easy win. Players have to work for everything they get. All plays still have to be executed. Final scores can lead you to believe it was easy, but ask the players if it was easy, and see if they are sweating and banged up. Nederland can win this game if their defense shows up like it did against PNG and Ozen. Go Dogs!

Any kin to Kerry Franks? I'll guess "lil" brother.

This is good stuff. I like being counted out. It gives me a whole new perspective. We'll just play our game and let the chips fall.

I'd just like to say that Micah Mosley is having an all-district year. He has been player of the week several times, and deservedly so, but i just want to give some kudos to Alex Mosier. He's had to play in the shadow of Mosley, so to speak, but has been very consistent at running this offense. In last night's game, he was hitting the long passes and doing everything right. His stats could have been better, save a couple drops, but he was cool in the pocket, even got a 1st down on a QB draw. Congrats to Alex for being a great field general.

We take no one lightly. Kids missing because of injury or grades, not a factor. Take it to them and play our game....Only way to win consistently.

Well, there are so many Vidor fans on here, I can't remember who I told I would be the first to congratulate them if they shut Mosley down. The yardage he claimed it took to consider Mosley "shut down" was under 120 yards and that wasn't accomplished. However, Vidor fought us tooth and nail and showed lots of resolve to be able to come back from 10 points down with about 2:00 to go. Very excellent clock management and play calling. The onside kick, which everyone knew was coming, was the heartbreaker. When Vidor recovered that ball, I knew we were not going to win this one. My thoughts changed quickly after our long reception down to the 1 with 4 ticks left. However, if we can't make 1 yard, we don't deserve the win. Congrats to the Vidor players, coaches, band (thank God for a band who can play more than one note), and cheering section. Y'all made this a game to remember, even though we came up on the losing end.

"Brian's Song"....true story about Brian Piccollo and Gale Sayers

Pound for pound?.....Darrin Smith

I don't think it is a move to increase his yardage output, though that is a distinct possibility, but more of a move to make sure he has good wind and is energetic in the 4th quarter of the district games coming up. Some of these games will be close and Mosley will be needed 'till the end. When defensive linemen are panting away, Mosley's job will be made easier....at least that's what I read.

Central losing to Houston Sterling