Honest Abe

The 74 us TD run was by Quirante.

1. Beaumont Central/Beaumont West Brook 2. Channelview/Dayton 3. Barbers Hill/Vidor 4. Livingston/New Caney 5. Porter/Lumberton 6. Silsbee/Port Neches-Groves 7. Nederland/West Orange-Stark 8. Splendora/Tarkington 9. Bridge City/Hamshire-Fannett 10. Little Cypress-Mauriceville/Jasper 11. Buna/Orangefield 12. Cameron Yoe/Bellville 13. Coldspring-Oakhurst/Hardin-Jefferson 14. Liberty/Anahuac 15. Warren/Huntington 16. Corrigan-Camden/Woodville 17. Kirbyville/Newton 18. Hardin/Hull-Daisetta 19. San Augustine/Hemphill 20. Beaumont Kelly/East Chambers 21. Burkeville/West Hardin 22. Colmesneil/Deweyville 23. Bay High/Port Arthur Memorial 24. Bellaire Episcopal/Beaumont Ozen 25. Logos Prep/Evadale

My Dawgs will definitely strap it on tight and be ready to hit (and take a hit). The speed of WOS has always given us troubles, not so much the size (of WOS), except in the mid-late 80's when WOS DOMINATED EVERYONE in SETX with size AND speed.

I played FB at SHSU. While playing there, I learned that the way most HS coaches clock kids in the 40 yd dash is inaccurate. We had ONLY two players who ran legit 4.4s. One played WR, one played DB. The guy who played WR couldn't catch a cold in January. Point being, just bc you are fast, doesn't mean your 'all that' on the FB field. And, Let's Go Big Ned!!

Careful, you have a reputation to uphold. Someone may consider that a compliment. ;-)

Not gonna happen.

I believe that was FDR who said that.

Gonna have to remember that verse!

Hard to make a prediction when I haven't seen Marshall this year. All I know is I'll be rooting for Ozen. Go Panthers!

He doesn't have to research anything. I provided that information on the previous page. PROOF that he only reads what he wants to hear Vs the truth.

Awesome how you keep changing the subject. As soon as you answer my inquiry, I'll answer yours. I've been waiting for two days now.

Yes. Name one other coach who has turned two programs completely around to winning 20+ games/yr. I'll check back in Monday to give yourself plenty of time to research (sarcasm) Winning 20 games/year isn't considered average in anyone's book except yours.

Avg district 22-5A. Hahahahahahaha! #1 and #2 teams in the state in 22-5A, and the district is weak??!! Do you know how stupid you sound?? Oh well, it's your reputation on the line.

Come on! Do you really expect OZF to know that information? Of course not!! He can never provide facts, merely asinine opinions. Not that you deserve to know the truth, but Here are some facts for you OZF: Ned has won at least 20 games for the past 7 seasons (last 20 win season was in 1987) Won 11 playoff games and lost 7 during that span. (Previous Ned win a playoff game was 1957). 2 regional tourney appearances (2011, 2014). 3 District Championships (last district championship was??? 1957???) Vidor: (became an ISD in 1949): Thr following information from my Vidor source (Clint). 0 winning basketball seasons before 2000 (English's first year at Vidor). He coached there from 2000-2006. 5 Winning seasons from 2002-2006 (0 Winning seasons before 2002, 0 since 2006). -Playoffs 04, 05, & 06 (all 20 win seasons) -Oh ya, Beat ozen 3 times in 04. BTW- Im still waiting on your list of coaches who have turned dormant programs into contenders and another list of the coaches who have done it twice

If you come back with 'he hasn't won a state title', I will reference the following names of people who never won a championship yet have great resumes: Carl Malone, Gary Peyton, Pistol Pete, Bernard King, John Stockton, Sir Charles Barkley, Alex English, Shawn Kemp, Chris Mullin, Vince Carter, Reggie Miller, Dominique Wilkins, TMac, Geroge Gervin, Steve Nash (the original), AI, Patrick Ewing, and plenty more

I don't know this answer, so I'm asking you for a list of coaches (locally) who have taken over 'dead programs' and completely turned them around into a contender/competitor. Not just one year, but year after year. I'm sure there are a few, I just don't know the history of all of the teams in the area. Then, I would like you to create a list of coaches who have done it twice (at two different 'dormant programs').

I think most people seem to have quickly forgotten that it was only 9,10 years ago that Ned's record at the end of the year was 4-25 or 10-21 (in a decent year). Since 2008 (or 2009) Ned has won at least 20 games every year. Before then, we have to go back to 1987 when English was a senior. That year, Ned was 22-9.

I try my hardest to ignore him. Sometimes I'm strong enough, other times, I give in to his 'tactics' and respond back. If he writes a stupid statement (as he did on this thread), I simply ignore him. I don't think OZF is racist, but I do think he is bitter about something. I just can't figure out what it is. It's not a 'Nederland thing', bc he bashed Ozen last year for not winning state and Central the year before for not winning state.

Maybe next year ;-)

Not missing any players. Up 7 after 3, and KW Park comes out on fire to start the 4th. Once Howard fouled out, our offense became stagnant. Everyone just stood around. Nobody wanted to shoot. When we did shoot, it wasn't 'good looks'. Just like a lot of close games this year, we didn't seem to 'want it' as bad as the other team.

The double foul call was on a made FT by KWP. The KWP player leaned on Howard, lost his balance and fell out of bounds. Absurd that a kid fouls out on a play like that. After he went out of the game, Kingwood Park focused on Migas and Jones because they knew we had no one else can score.

Dawgs down 37-38. 2:30 remaining

Refs make a horrible double foul call. Howard has now fouled out. Unreal!

KW Park is the most patient offensive team I have seen in a long time. Remind me of the Hickory Hoosiers. Dawgs were down 13-5, then closed the half on a 14-2 run.

Nederland plays KW Park Tuesday at GCM HS. Not sure of time yet.