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The year of the coin flip, we beat you.....he he he.

This is true. Here is what I found. The teams are made up: I know that usually two teams tied with a district record have the tiebreaker decided by head to head competition (varies per district) For Example (using : School...........District...Overall Podunk............5-2.......7-3 Hicksville.........5-2.......6-4 both are tied in district, but since Podunk beat Hicksville in district, then Podunk would win the tiebreaker. Things get sticky when there are 3 way ties For Example: School............District....Overall Podunk............6-1........8-2 Hicksville.........6-1........9-1 Genericville.....6-1.........6-4 all three teams are tied with 1-1 against each other and in this instance a positive point system might be used to break the tie. Podunk beat Hicksville by 18 Hicksville beat Genericville by 10 Genericville beat Podunk by 3 Genericville would lose out by having the smallest point victory total. Thats why many schools try to pad their scores in district, for fear of potential ties. However usually positive points max out at 17 or 21 or whatever. Every district's policies are different; sometimes decided by something so simple as a coin toss.... but ya... just depends on the district.

In a three way tie for first, all three go. UIL does not recognize head-to-head matchups.

I personally take no one lightly. Neumann will concentrate on LCM.

Bmtsoulja, I have seen what Central can do if they want it bad enough. The second half of our game was totally different than the first. It may have been some letup by our players due to the lopsided score, but I think it was more that Central buckled down and played football. If they want this Dayton game bad enough, it could be close. Play like you did in the first half against us and it will be ugly. Getting a team up for games is on the coaches, but the players also have to have some self-motivation. Good luck.

It was in the 3rd quarter. I'm still fuming, more at the celebration than the hit. Maybe malicious was too harsh a word, but it was to the head. Don't know how well the game broadcast will show it. I've said my peace and I'm done with this.

Sorry TVC, I was right there and Brady took a forearm to the head. Nothing clean about the hit. It was malicious. Like you said, when he collapsed to the ground, two Ozen players did the high chest bump thingy-do-wop and the Ozen fans were even cheering. It made me want to puke. There is absolutely no place for violent attacks like that in football. He could have hit him clean and decked him. It's one of those plays where the receiver goes up and when he comes down, the safety is waiting for him...a la Ronnie Lott, but when you go to the head with your forearm, your intent is ot take someone out permanently by injury, not just making the play.

What a great win for the Dogs. On the road and down 14-3, never giving up and coming back to score 28 unanswered points is truly amazing. Our defense played excellent in the second half. I agree with admin, Grogan was player of the game for Ned. Ozen's player of the game, their RB #28. I think Ozen needs to regroup and start playing football instead of sitting back and waiting to take a cheap shot at the opposing team. #5 should have been ejected for a forearm to the head which knocked our WR Brady to his knees. This wasn't even flagged. He could have made a clean hit and you wouldn't hear a thing from me. #26 got ejected for the same type shot. This ain't football people. It's called headhunting.

Smell this.

17:00 into the video they talk about Micah. His nickname is "White Lightning". Dodge calls him "Boudain". Way to go Micah!

Gotta keep my Dogs in the hunt. Tough loss for us to PNG, but we're certainly not out of the running. Lots of football left. Good luck to Lumberton.

Anybody hear of Salenga??? That's all I'm gonna say. Bring this post up Saturday morning.

I'd like to see Lumberton beat PNG so that my Dogs have the opportunity to even out the standings. Unfortunately for my Dogs, I think PNG wins.

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I said he was player of the MCM game in the "Where are all the Nederland fans" thread. Congrats to the young man.

Th refs for MCM were like cows staring at a new gate.

Congrats to the Indians. You played a tough game and there was some good hitting from both teams. I was really impressed with Hennings speed after he broke through the line. No one that big should be that fast too. Broussard should get player of the game though. He plays lights out CB. On the interception.....Nederland was called for a false start so the ball is dead and there is no INT. Lucky break for us in hindsight. I don't know where the delay call came from. It only kept us from being penalized 5 yards, but the ball would have still been ours. Just trying to figure out the refs.

I'm outta here. Good luck to both teams.

I guess they can't read a newspaper then. Probably have general admission and just want a good seat.

People already at the gate at 3:00 pm. Glad I got reserved seats.

Yeah, probably so, but Butler made it work. I commend all these great receivers for playing full out on every play and giving us some great plays to remember. Some were award winning players and some were nominated. This is a great thread. I don't give a flip what anyone else thinks about it. After all, it is in the "high school football" forum with a thread topic stating that it is about Nederland receivers. Anyone who doesn't like it, feel free to go elsewhere.

He certainly had the potential. Something we'll just never know for sure.

I wonder if Butler has the same green light on punts that he had with Nederland. I really don't know how many he ran for 1st downs, but it was a lot. I think Yoder and Askew mirrored each other. I saw Yoder run two consecutive punts back for TDs. Atterberry had the skills and head for the game, but...oh well. I miss that guy. He was really good.

I drove by these "houses" the other day and I wasn't impressed at all. Take a drive out there and see what you think. Looked like something out of "Poltergeist" to me. Wasn't it called Phase IV?