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I'm not one who likes to talk smack. It's really senseless. Just look at the posters who talk it. See what I mean??? I refuse to abandon my Bulldogs. They have played their butts off in every game except Dayton. Sincerely, we came out flat and never recovered. Dayton was pumped and did everything right. When you combine the two, you get a lopsided score like the one we had. I say the Dogs bounce back and win this one 28-16. Go Dogs!!

Yeah, the player has been having it handed to him the whole game, makes the tackle with two minutes left, and gets up shaking his head like, "Don't bring that stuff over here"!!! LMAO

Congrats Dayton. Man, we got it handed to us tonight. Dayton's RB #5 was like tackling a greased pig. He was amazing to watch. The QB was very good, and the defense...whew, what can I say. Like BMTSoulja said, they don't miss their tackles. Everything clicked for Dayton. Everything they did was right. I'm still a Bulldog fan and will follow them to Lumberton. I don't quit until I'm out.

I think it comes down to several things. Loss of players, don't pass enough (Driver is an excellent QB), and coaches have problems reloading and maintaining focus. Don't hate me, just my take.

Gee, we've already played this game hundreds of times this week. The real game could be anti-climatic. lol

It's amazing how the teams we face are never the same team they were at the first of the season. They have done nothing but improve. We here in Nederland just keep chuggin along wishing our team could improve. LMAO.

That's what I think.

No but we were in the playoffs. It's funny how you only use state appearances as the measuring stick for dominance, when actually some of the teams you have mentioned beat you during those years. Huh, I always thought consistency was the measure of greatness in sports. Duhhhh, what was I thinking? Someone mentioned that a dominant team struck "fear" in the hearts of their opponents. In that case, I would have to say the old Beaumont Hebert Panthers fill that bill. You literally dreaded playing those guys.

How many state championships does WOS have?

Here's a tablespoon. Try to feed that to someone else. Everyone wants to win state but you have to make the playoffs first.

That's a good one. lol

Good comeback, about what I expected.....respond to one part of one sentence.

We made it to the semis in 2001. Let's see you beat Smithson Valley. They went 5A the following year and played for state and lost, and they are right up there every year. I have all the respect in the world for WOS, but I have never been "afraid' of seeing us play them. When anyone mentions your failures, you try to sluff them off and just accentuate the positives. If just making the playoffs doesn't mean anything, why get all upset when someone mentions the years you didn't make it?

Nederland has a playoff run of 11 years straight. If other teams are more dominant, then why don't they own the streak? Some of those teams have even had playoff droughts. If you are not considered dominant unless you win the district crown year after year, then no team meets the qualifications.

Who deleted my post and why?

Exactly what my wife and I discussed. Put it this way....stand in front of a regular bathroom scale and then barely jump up onto it. You could weigh merely 100 lbs. and still peg it out. Can you imagine the force the bleachers would have to withstand if everyone started jumping up and down? Maybe instead of jumping, we could make it look like the wave. You must sit close to Harry. I'm in section J.

I've never heard of such a thing and I don't think Asa was ejected. Did #26 play for Ozen against Lumberton?? He was ejected in the 2nd half of our game last week. To answer the question, I don't think so.

Mike East, I agree that the fans have not been very vocal. The Ozen game was another. I can assure that I am hoarse today. If they can't hear me yelling, then they are deaf. I have had people ask me to quieten down before. I think this might have been a game that we thought we were going to win anyway, and lots of the men went to their deer leases. I thought it was a good idea for the young girl on the Jumbotron during halftime, asking for people to jump up and down to "Enter Sandman" by Metallica when the kids came back out. It got some response, but we need a lot more. Oh yeah, I almost forgot. Nederland 27 Dayton 17 Hi P.P.....

His name is Salenga. They tried to throw to him once but it was a bit behind him. Hit him in the flat and watch him go.

....I will go watch my railroad track brothers kick some butt.

Is that a political affiliation? I don't have to put a label on everything I have feelings about. I have liberal and conservative views as does everyone. I like the way you excerpt from someone's post, then attempt to slice and dice it until you can twist it the way you want it. My point was that if we are willing to spend 3 million dollars (1/2 cent per person to you) on testing our kids for steroids, why can't we finds the funds to pay our teachers an honest salary? You completely missed that one. Also, if we impose on our school districts to do the things that we, as parents, are afraid and unwilling to do ourselves, then why shouldn't we expect the same funding to cover rehab and counseling. It's because this is not about the health and welfare of the kids, as it should be, it's a witch hunt under the guise of concern, perpetuated by flag toters, such as yourself, saying that it is in the best interest of the kids.

Thanks stevieray. I wish someone would please explain to me what the heck is considered a level playing field....seriously.

Teachers are severely underpaid, schools need books, etc. and we are spending $3,000,000.00 a year to test for steroids. What a joke. I don't see anywhere that it mentions any funding for counseling or rehabilitation for these kids who test positive, it merely mentions the length of suspension. And I thought it was because we are concerned with the health and welfare of our kids. Our priorities have gone awry.

Nick Canizales had a special report and some highlights on this kid just a while ago. He's awesome. Being consistent on FGs is great for a team and can win some games, but since football is a game of field position, I think a great punter can get your team out of some jams like Curtis Parks used to do for us. I always hollered at the punt returners that they better back up when Curtis punted, but they never listened.