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Mr. Barnes.......very classy posts........I hope you have a happy and safe holiday season. Hopefully we will see yall next year!

Good information thanks your kids played well nothing toi hang thier heads about great game, i just want that kid whoo was talking massive smack earlier this week to get on these boards and eat some darn crow... O and who needs a balanced offense gl 348 rushing yards! 4tds between 2 players. [/quote] That kid probably got his computer taken away from him from coming on here and talking trash. Parents might be teaching him how to make a tin can and string phone right now as we speak. ;D ;D ;D

Keep on rolling Broncos! Lets keep these two 19-4A teams in it. We got the first win on this field for 19-4A today, yall bring home the second one.

Well here is my cheer again for the Coogs through my tin can and string........... ::) ::) ::) ::) Heading to the game!

[quote name="seniorbear10" post="713125" timestamp="1258745104"] I guess they don't have computers in Crosby?!  Can anyone give them a tin can on a string so I can tell them how much they suk?  I can;t wait til tomorrow, cuz the butt whuppin is a comin'! [/quote] Well here is my cheer for the Coogs through my tin can and string!

Who is on the home side?

Come on Coogs, you got the rolled up newspaper........now just deliver the spanking!

WooHoo! Put up another 7 coogs!

Off to a good start Coogs! Keep it up.

[quote name="Jackthehammer" post="705706" timestamp="1258114461"] I think that Crosby gets steam rolled tonight. [/quote] Uh.........This won't happen tonight and it will not happen tomorrow afternoon either!

Post up your predictions!

[quote name="Cougtalk" post="699890" timestamp="1257567715"] Defense was ridiculous [/quote] Crosby's, Bay City's or Both? I am stuck at work and just had to get updates from my wife.

With all of the possibilities for playoff spots I thought I would go ahead and get the thread started for it!

Crosby 24 Bay City 0 Final.

Crosby leads 24-0 at the half.

Good luck to all 4 teams, have a safe game, and if you a traveling be carefull getting back home!

TOUPS GRAPHICS FEARLESS PREDICTIONS chokes on deep fried crow due to the Crosby vs Brenham prediction! ;D ;D ;D

Friday at 7:30 pm at North Shore / Galena Park's nice stadium watching Crosby against Brenham!

Here are some stats of the teams for comparison............Just a little food for thought! Crosby [Hidden Content] Brenham [Hidden Content] Crosby [Hidden Content] Brenham [Hidden Content] Looks like Brenham has a running game and not much of a passing game. Crosby will keep it on the ground or throw the ball. Should be a good game though!

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If you're on your computer close the broadcast and restart it. Alright cleaned up the cookies.....restarted the broadcast and still get nothing! This naturally sucks!

What in the world is wrong with the radio broadcast?

Come on LIONS..set up a Dayton-Lumberton rematch for next week UHHHHHHH......Lumberton is out of the playoffs..............And your next choice would be who?

A little write up if you are interested! Crosby advances with win over Lumberton By Nick Cioci The Baytown Sun Published November 15, 2008 HUMBLE — The Crosby Cougars football team hasn’t won a postseason game since beating Houston Davis 50-28 in 2003. That is until Friday night. The Cougars beat Lumberton 31-21 in a Class 4A Division II bidistrict game at Turner Stadium to advance to the second round of postseason play. “It’s a huge win,†Cougar head coach Kevin Flanigan said. “The kids felt they could win and believed it when not a lot of people outside of our community felt they could. “It was a big crowd and the kids just responded well, especially defensively.†Senior Chance Casey, who hadn’t played in since Oct. 17 because of a hamstring injury and sophomore quarterback Dominic Merka, led the Cougars. Casey had five catches for 100 yards and three touchdowns while Merka went 12 of 20 passing for 180 yards and 13 carries for 110 yards. “I didn’t expect to have that good a game,†Casey said. “I’m just glad to be back. “It was fun.†Casey said he didn’t expect Flanigan to use him much. “I really thought he was just going to us me at receiver as a decoy,†Casey said. “But I knew I was going to play and he got me the ball and I was able to do things with it.†The key play of the game came after the Raiders had tied it up at 21 apiece in the fourth quarter. The Cougars got the ball after the kickoff and lost two yards on a Merka run. After missing Casey on second down, Merka and the Cougars were looking at a third and 12 from there 32. That’s when Merka stepped up and had his biggest run of the night a 55-yarder to give the Cougars the ball at the Raider 13, where they settled for a field goal to take a 24-21 lead. “It was real big,†Merka said, referring to his run. “It set the team up in a good position to get some points on the board.†After the kickoff, the Cougars defense stepped up and made a big play causing the Raiders sophomore quarterback Ryan Hughes to make an errant pitch on the option. Dylan Judy recovered the fumble for the Cougars on the 13-yard line, which the Cougars turned into seven more points after Merka found Casey in the end zone for the third time. The two teams battled back and forth in the first quarter, holding each other scoreless the first eight minutes, until Merka hit Casey for a 44-yard touchdown pass with 4:05 left in the first quarter. The Raiders answered that Cougar score, though, the next time they got the ball with Kyler Keith capping off a six-play 77-yard drive, scoring on a 33-yard run. The Raiders missed the extra point to leave the Cougars with a 7-6 lead. The Cougars followed that Raider drive with their own six-play drive, a 61-yarder, with another Merka to Casey score making it 14-6. Once again, the Raiders answered with a 10-play drive that ended with a Jacob Hanna 19-yard run to make it 14-13 Crosby. The Cougars took advantage of the first Raider mistake a fumble by Jacob Hanna in the third quarter to add to their lead. Merka found Xavier Frank on this hook up, an 11-yard strike to take a 21-13 lead. The Raiders answered back, this time on a 10-play drive that ended with a nine yard run by Hanna. Ryan Hughes ran it in to add the two for the Cougars to make it 21 a piece. The Raiders were led by Hanna, who had 24 carries for 150 yards and the two scores.