westend1

Rangers looking good to win their first playoff series ever.

[b]Central[/b] @ LCM Bay Sterling @ [b]West Brook[/b] [b]GP North Shore[/b] @ Memorial [b]Barbers Hill[/b] @ North Forest [b]Dayton[/b] @ Baytown Lee [b]Friendswood[/b] @ La Marque [b]Ozen[/b] @ Vidor Lumberton @ [b]PNG[/b] Nederland @ [b]Livingston[/b] Jasper @ [b]Center[/b] [b]Kirbyville[/b] @ Huntington [b]Bridge City[/b] @ Hardin Jefferson [b]Silsbee[/b] @ Orangefield [b]WOS[/b] @ Hamshire Fannett Hardin @ [b]East Chambers[/b] [b]Anahuac[/b] @ Buna [b]Newton[/b] @ Woodville Warren @ [b]Kountze[/b] [b]Deweyville[/b] @ San augustine [b]Evadale[/b] @ Burkeville

Well, i saw a ton of deer in Junction this weekend.  Had my new Bowtech and planned on doing some damage.  Missed a doe and then a big axis doe(complete misses at less than 30 yards).  Back to the drawing board.  But my son got a pig and a doe.  I caught more trash talk than an indian after mid-county madness.

[quote name="Fracc" post="866808" timestamp="1286329477"] [quote author=True Blue link=topic=73993.msg866742#msg866742 date=1286324677] [quote author=Fracc link=topic=73993.msg866713#msg866713 date=1286322548] If stats were all that mattered, Vince Ferragamo would be the best quarterback in NFL history.   :o If technique was all that mattered, Todd Marinovich would be the best quarterback in NFL history.   :D What defines the quarterback position is victory.  He shares the accolades in victory and shoulders the blame in defeat.  He finds a way to win no matter what.  Tom Brady - fastest to 100 wins.  Joe Montana - second fastest.  John Elway - most 4th quarter comeback victories.   8) My point is there are only a few quarterbacks who's team is still undefeated and a few of them have been mentioned.  Ultimately the QB that leads his team deepest in the playoffs is the best.  Plain and simple.   [/quote] You have a few good points but your saying that a QB on the Superbowl team is the best in the NFL, and that is not quite right. If so your sayng that Trent Dilferd? is better than Dan Morrino ??? or that Eli Manning is better than Fran Tarkington ??? or Doug williams is better that Warn Moon. That statment wont hold water ;D [/quote] Webster's defines [i][b]best[/b][/i] as "superlative of good" or "excelling above all others".  The superbowl champion has proven they were the best.  Don't kid yourself that Dan (1 SB) or Fran (3 SB) would trade most or all of their statistics for one ring.  (You also left off Jim Kelly - 4 SB)  Watch Dan's face when Shannon Sharpe shows his ring.  Fran, Dan and Jim earned respect of being a good quarterback with HOF inductions as did Warren Moon.  I did not choose to make an excuse for Warren...five consecutive CFL championships is considered "best" for the QB in that league and merited him a promotion to the NFL where he had a good career. Since the debate is "best" QB, [b]success is the key factor.[/b]  If we have several teams make deep playoff runs, then our area is truly blessed and those young leaders deserve to be debated as the "best" in our area this year.  If somone wants to create a thread of who the "good" QBs are in the area then most of the posts in this thread apply. ;) [/quote] You have a definition of "success" that doesn't make a lot of sense.  A great quarterback can play for a lousy team and never win a championship.  This isn't golf.  It takes a whole team to make deep playoff runs.  The best quarterback in the world can't get you there without the other 22 guys.

[quote name="Kelly Basketball" post="866802" timestamp="1286329100"] [quote author=westend1 link=topic=73993.msg866716#msg866716 date=1286322689] Same thing every year.   You get huge numbers out of small school players , whether rushing, passing or receiving, and this is proof that they are "hands down" the best in the area.   Nobody knows how they would perform against bigger schools.   I'm guessing that Reyes is the best, but I haven't had a chance to see the Hardin kid play against really strong competition.  I guarantee that Reyes, or the kid from PAM would both dominate at the smaller schools.   That said, I'll take the KVille running back, any day. [/quote] Maybe they would but they wouldn't have the depth And numbers they do at their current schools. Your going to discount teams for playing schools similar in size to themselves? Kelly has kids that could start at Westbrook, Menard could start at running back for alot of 5A teams same goes for Ford. The difference between 5a schools and the smaller classifications is the depth. There are not as many talented kids at smaller schools because there aren't as many kids in the school.  Its really simple bigger pool of kids is going to have more talented kids. Don't discount kids because they play similar schools in terms of size. [/quote] Nobody is discounting anybody, however, a talented player can put up bigger numbers against small school competition.  What do you think C Michael's numbers would have looked like if he played at Kelly, or Hardin?

[quote name="AggiesAreWe" post="866727" timestamp="1286323631"] I believe that Jeremy Johnson was the best QB in the area last year and he played for a 3A school. I believe he would have been just as good at the 4A and 5A level as well. [/quote] Some would be great, some would not.  Just saying....

Same thing every year.   You get huge numbers out of small school players , whether rushing, passing or receiving, and this is proof that they are "hands down" the best in the area.   Nobody knows how they would perform against bigger schools.   I'm guessing that Reyes is the best, but I haven't had a chance to see the Hardin kid play against really strong competition.  I guarantee that Reyes, or the kid from PAM would both dominate at the smaller schools.   That said, I'll take the KVille running back, any day.

What is a well known fact is that Humble was greatful to get out of the district with Westbrook.

Each Chapter has good and bad.  There are always going to be some new guys, or old guys, and maybe even a couple of blind ones.   However, I don't believe any of the guys intentionally make bad calls.    You are just as likely to get bad reffing if you ask for a change of Chapters, and it looks like poor sportsmanship.  Bad move in my opinion.

Ouch!  Hurt me to read that.

[b]Kirbyville[/b] @ WOS East Chambers @ [b]Newton[/b] [b]Baytown Lee[/b] @ Barbers Hill [b]CE King[/b] @ Goose Creek North Forest @ [b]Crosby[/b] [b]Dayton[/b] @ Galena park [b]Central[/b] @ Livingston [b]LCM[/b] @ Ozen [b]PNG[/b] @ Nederland Vidor @ [b]Lumberton[/b] [b]Cleveland[/b] @ Splendora [b]Coldspring[/b] @ Shepherd Buna @ [b]Hardin[/b] Kountze @ [b]Anahuac[/b] Orangefield @ [b]Jasper[/b] High Island @ [b]West Hardin[/b] Sabine Pass @ [b]Colmesneil[/b] Rusk @ [b]Diboll[/b] Corrigan Camden @ [b]Crockett[/b] [b]West Sabine[/b] @ Mt Enterprise

Didn't sterling hang about 60 on someone last week?

Ha ha!  Alto 9 and Kerens 10.  Kerens beat Alto 26-7 this week(or something like that)

I guess I'm headed to Junction Friday, but it sure is a quick turn around/long drive when I have to be back Monday morning. 

I truly think that for the first time in modern history, NS is a little worried about this game.

[quote name="bigd92" post="857950" timestamp="1285476130"] Brook didnt look good against one of the [b]worst teams I have seen all year[/b]. REL is terrible on both sides of the ball. The QB is as bad as the fans said he was on Texas5A. [/quote] Really?  Who have the Titans played that was better than REL?

Too close for comfort.

Ballgame.     25-20

Turnover on downs.  Less than a minute to play.

4th and 10.  Big play!

Stump breaks a 35 yard run.  Next play he fumbles at the Lee 9!.  Lee ball with 2:00 left.

Brook gets onside kick.  2:23 left.

[quote name="beechnut" post="857847" timestamp="1285471899"] What is wrong with the Reyes kid? He is number five right? I saw him last year when they played DPark and Cranch. Is he hurt? He is a really goo qb. [/quote] Shoulder injury last week.  He will be back for district.

Lee big play to the Brook 9!  TD Lee!  25-20

Brook has to punt with 3+ minutes left.