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That should work well. We'll also have updated from every game here on the site every Friday Night.

I think it will be closer!

Post any scores here..

Yup! We have Global Models that go out 3 weeks now that are pretty darn accurate with the upper air pattern.

How many Linemen did they lose?

Alot of intrasquad Scrimmages Today (Sat), post how your team looked etc..

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Yes it is. WO-S is faster than last year on Defense. Just got back from practice, the OL is bigger and is well coached by OL Coach Greg Bass from Marlin. Should be a fun year.

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Mathews, Lady Cardinals eager to put '08 in the past Gabriel Pruett The Orange Leader BRIDGE CITY — Bridge City volleyball coach Becca Mathews has not forgot last Halloween. It has nothing to do with getting a can of green beans when trick-or-treating and it is not because someone laughed at her costume. The Lady Cardinals were eliminated from playoff contention on Oct. 31, 2008 in a play-in game against the Orangefield Lady Bobcats. It meant Mathews had to skip a year when ordering playoff banners for Cardinals Gym. “It has haunted me we did not go to the playoffs,†Mathews said on Wednesday. “We are going to make sure we do everything we can so that it does not happen again. I do not like to skip a year. Our players this year cannot use inexperience as an excuse.†The Lady Cardinals roster is filled with experience as all but three players going out for the varsity level was on the team last year. This year’s team can tell Mathews means business as the coach has been pushing her squad as hard as possible since practices began on Monday. “So far they have been working real hard,†Mathews said. “They know what the expectations are around here. They have the same attitude I have and feel really good about this season.†One of the key players for the Lady Cardinals this year will be senior Emily Kosh. Kosh has tasted playoff success with Bridge City. She was a part of the Lady Cardinals team which made the regional tournament two years ago. “We all want to make up for last year,†Kosh said. “We have to make the playoffs or the year is wasted. We are going to work extra hard. I want to make the playoffs real bad in my senior year and I think the rest of the team does too.†The Lady Cardinals bring back some powerful hitters in Marlee Lopez and Sara McPherson while Kosh is an all-district setter. Maggie Stump and Bria Thibodeaux are also back with a year under their belt. “This is a close group, they are all really good friends,†Mathews said. “They are going to be pushed this year like never before. If something is not perfect in practice, they are going to hear the whistle and run. It comes down to the fact that the girls win the games and I win the practices.â€

Battlin' Bears finding their niche Van Wade The Orange Leader LITTLE CYPRESS — Everyone is upbeat in Battlin’ Bear Country after the first week of practice. First-year Little Cypress-Mauriceville head coach Randy Crouch and staff have been putting the Bears through a grind since Monday. The Bears are looking to erase a 15-game losing streak going into the 2009 campaign. “The kids are really working hard and responding to a lot of new things really well early on,†said Crouch. “They’re adjusting to a new staff well and have been soaking everything in.†The Bears really responded well Friday morning, which was the first day with pads and full contact drills. LC-M very seldom had any contact in practice last year in a season that they went 0-8 and winless in District 20-4A. “It went really well,†said Crouch. “They were all going at it pretty good and we know that a lot of contact is an adjustment for them. The first few days of practice are okay but it turns into such a full football atmosphere on Friday when you get to lace those pads up and get physical.†The turnout in Bear Country was nice as well as 115 Bears are currently in the entire football program. “That’s really a good number,†said Crouch. “We’re glad that we have that many kids wanting to be part of the program.†Of course, with a relative new staff and a young roster, everyone is still getting a feel for one another. “It’s a long process, and I can’t really tell you much about who started last year and where every kid is going to be at what spot this year,†said Crouch. “We’ll be in that evaluating process for the next several weeks and see who fits in best on offense and defense and we’re also hoping to have some nice depth. Until you get into that full football atmosphere and go up against somebody else in a different uniform, you just don’t know. We’ve got three good scrimmages that will help determine that.†The Bears will travel to Crosby High School Aug. 15 to meet Texas City in their first scrimmage with the freshmen starting at 5 p.m. followed by the JR (6 p.m.) and varsity (7 p.m.). LC-M will host the Silsbee Tigers Aug. 21 with the freshmen starting at 5 p.m. followed by the JV (6 p.m.) and varsity. The Bears will also scrimmage at Baytown Lee Aug. 27 before opening the regular season at home Sept. 4 against West Orange-Stark. “Those scrimmages will be a great opportunity for the kids, going up against three top-notch programs like that before the season starts,†said Crouch. “We’ll get to see two big teams with a lot of depth and size in Texas City and Lee and then a lot of speed when Silsbee comes here. That will give us a good gauge on where we’re at and what we need to work on. We’re looking at all the kids getting some work and going from there to see where everyone settles in at.†Vidor will scrimmage at Orangefield Aug. 15 with the freshmen and JR starting at 9 a.m. followed by the varsity at 10 a.m. The Pirates will host WO-S in a scrimmage Aug. 21 with the freshmen starting at 5 p.m. followed by the JR (6 p.m.) and the varsity (7 p.m.). The Mustangs will scrimmage Dayton at home Aug. 15 starting with the freshmen at 5 p.m. followed by the JR (6 p.m.) and the varsity (7 p.m.). Bridge City will scrimmage at Lumberton Aug. 15 starting at 6 p.m. and will also scrimmage at Shepherd Aug. 20 with a time yet to be determined. Deweyville will visit Kirbyville Aug. 15 for their first scrimmage and will travel to Hull-Daisetta in their second one Aug. 20.

Nothing but speed when they meet!

LaMarque is rumored to be going 3A. They've lost some numbers.

Old thread! lol

Pads go on today (Friday) post your comments here..

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You doing any scrimmage updates (broadcast) just as a test run?

Supposed to be plenty of food there i heard, even at Midnight.

Ah give em a Freebie

Do a Broadcast!

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