Bucof2010

Rashad Evans KO on Lidell was nice.

WOS 28-7

8) I cant wait til October Ditto

But what do they know. You and I know they never show and of our local 4a teams no respect. You will probably never see our local teams in the top 10. You are correct about that. But we have not had a dominant program (year in and year out) in the GT since WOS of the late 80's early 90's. We have had a few exceptional teams and a few good teams that peaked at the right time. It is time for a GT program to step up and dominate the State! I'd say wos and dayton are still dominant.

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Rondo had been a beast before the playoffs.

Very Nice!!!

They were a great team I'm not gonna deny that but they weren't the houston comets either.

You already say way to much...what are you a player or parent or waterboy?

I'm pretty sure anahuac lost quite a few from the hurricane.

While size offers an advantage, it isn't everything. The program, the kids, and the coaching are what make up a good football team. Because of the structure of BISD, it's hard to put together a program and it's even harder to predict which kids each high school will get. And PN-G's problem was its program for all those years. The Beaumont coaches have a struggle no matter what. I honestly believe that Central's run at the playoffs last year was a lucky streak, and what I mean by that is that they had the right combination of players and coaching, but such a combination is rare in a district like BISD. The fact that they had that combination last year was a stroke of good luck, a rare one at that. Every now and then, Ozen, Central, and Westbrook will have one or two consecutive playoff runs, but, because of the structure of the district, won't be able to sustain long term results. You need a tiny big of luck along the way for any kind of state or long playoff run. This goes for all teams in all classifications that have deep runs. I'm not buying most of what you're saying. Especially about your 'lucky streak' comment. I suppose I should be more clear. It's not that Central got to the playoffs and made that run on luck alone. It had the two of the big three components: kids and coaching. It was lacking in the program sector, which is understandable because of BISD's structure. When you've only got two of the three needed components, you'll have some success, but it'll be hard to sustain that success from year to year. Central won't be able to sustain its success over the years without a program, and you can't really build a program in a district like BISD. It'll have some spurts here and there, but no solid, sustained success. The same goes for Ozen and Westbrook. BISD's structure. Success here and there. Spurts. I think you have listen to some older guys (who knows nothing) to come up with this. If Central or any BISD school is a hit an miss deal, then what the heck is PN-G? They appear to be the same way. They had a brilliant '99 season with Long at the helm and made it to state. Since then, what have they done playoff wise? I remember. They lost to the eventual state champions (Lamar Consolidated) a few years ago. So I guess it's safe to question PN-G's 'structure' and say that they are less than a hit and miss and only do good in 'spurts'. PN-G's problem was its program. Much like Central, Ozen, and Westbrook, PN-G had a good coaching staff and good kids, but a bad program. Much like Central, Ozen, and Westbrook, the combination of the first two components provided for some spurts (which depended more on the kids our team had from year to year than anything else, just like Ozen, Westbrook, and Central), but the lack of the third component made sustained success (meaning success for more than two consecutive seasons) virtually impossible. The difference here is that PN-G has more potential for a program because, unlike Central, Ozen, and Westbrook, the coaches at PN-G know exactly who is coming up the ranks and their strengths and weaknesses as far out as 2-5 years before those players are on the varsity team, not counting any work that is done in football prior to the athlete's 7th grade year. That one difference is what makes us better-suited to create a program, which is what Coach Faircloth and his team are doing. Central, Ozen, and Westbrook coaches have virtually no idea who they will be putting on varsity until the freshman year of the potential varsity player. This fact is what makes building a football program (or a program for any sport, for that matter) in BISD much more difficult than building a program in a district where each child's high school is picked the day said child enters kindergarten, such as PN-G or Nederland. It's not that creating a program is impossible, but rather that it is easier to do and has a better chance of success in a single-high school district than in a district where there are multiple high schools and each child doesn't know what high school said child will be attending until the end of said child's eighth grade year. Your argument would be a lot better if you used a team that consistently wins (unlike PNG). What has PNG done any better than the three Beaumont schools?

I know he's massive

He's doesn't have the intensity to build a team around like artest.

This hurts for the Rockets.

What does everyone see from PNG that I don't?

Guess I'd be a little jealous too. Come on he made all state as a freshman how much proof do you need?

Kind of selfish on you'lls part IMO. Why risk his future on that if they don't need to? I'm sure he will be playing both ways but if he weren't then itd probably be better for him.

Nah. Even if you did have some chance of winning, Livingston already did that. Well technically it wasn't completed then so now ::/ As far as I'm concerned, if a stadium is playable, it's completed. Not what u said on another thread.

Nah. Even if you did have some chance of winning, Livingston already did that. Well technically it wasn't completed then so now ::/

Ur bf isadore graduated you can stop hating.

I was thinking that too. Didn't they have two or three last year alone?

Doesn't that work the same both ways?

Didn't yall barely beat us last year? And were completely better this year.

I think PNG should have this one. Did BH lose the qb from last year? I saw them play one game and he was the only offensive weapon.

Always hated the drive to Newton and the mosquitos in HI