griff

It's amazing how obsessed you are with WO-S. From the perspective of WO-S fans...after the scrimmage with BH, we won't think about Barbers Hill beyond tomorrow. But, you'll still be on here rattling off idiotic predictions about a school that BH has no history with and one you've seen two or three times in two years. Ignorance is bliss, so enjoy it.

Jody wrote: "I am so glad to see you finally developed a sense of humor. Now that is a funny post..." Glad you found that funny. You've had some hilarious moments of your own. Remember these classics? "BH has a better defense than WO-S hands down" "I seem to be the only one who knows they (WO-S) will lose 2-3 games this year, including the Bridge City game" "Last year's (2005) Barbers Hill team was one of the best teams I've seen in a long time" The only problem is you don't know the difference between a sense of humor, as you call it, and being flat out retarded.

I wasn't invited. I'm not much into fishing, but I could imitate Jody's attempt at brilliance toward football and claim to know all the best fishing spots in the southeast Texas. Here's a comparison: Jody would say, "WO-S will lose three games this year, including one to Bridge City." And I would say, "Smith Lake in Vidor is full of bass that are 25 lbs and three feet long." Jody would say, "Barbers Hill has a better defense than WO-S hands down" (he did say this on another post, BTW). And I would say, "I caught some of the biggest and prettiest snapper I've ever seen at the Rose Lawn gulley."

kicker, the heavy stuff is on the Pride Forum.

You can't get anything right. I don't live in Orange. Give it up while you can.

Jody wrote: "If you knew so much about football there Griff, you would know your proclaimed "Good" Bay City team was destroyed by everyone after WOS beat them. Give me a break :!: They finished with a wopping 5-6 record in one of the weakest 4-A districts in Texas." Bay City would have beat BH, but since BH never schedules any tough opponents in the preseason like WO-S always has, they're protected from being exposed. It's laughable that your whole "analysis" on WO-S is based on two Bay City games. Bay City was not as good as previous years, but they were a good team and too much for BH to handle. Jody wrote: "I may not be a football goo-roo..." Finally an admission of the truth. That's progress. You're getting in touch with your inner-emptiness. Jody wrote: "...but I know WOS is over rated EVERY year. WOS has been in 3-A football for 2 year and have done nothing to show they deserve a top spot in any ranking. First year they were beat by an average Huffman team and were dominated last year by Wimberly. I suggest you all get out of Orange every now and then to see some real football. Jody, no one from WO-S denies that we stunk it up against Huffman in our first 3A playoff game. We were embarassed by that. We probably didn't deserve a high ranking that year, but WO-S doesn't conduct the rankings. It's fair to say we were overrated THAT year, but for you to say we're overrated EVERY year once again shows your ignorance. Do you not know that we made it the state semi-finals last year? We lost to an impressive Wimberley team..the eventual state champion. I guess in your mind we should win the state title every year...and if we don't, we're overrated. I appreciate your enthusiasm for WO-S, but we know it's not possible to win the trophy every time. When you can learn to beat a :shock: scary :shock: Kirbyville team, then you'll learn how fun the playoff ride can be. Jody wrote: "If you could read you would know my hobbie is not football. My hobbie is fishing and pissing you off. Based on my fishing results and your typical pointless post, I seem to be pretty dang good at both." Naw...you don't piss me off. When I read your posts, I usually react with a chuckle or a "Poor, Jody" comment...with the same sort of pity I have when watching Special Olympics. Furthermore, I haven't responded to your nonsense in quite a while. However, every now and then, I think it could be educational for you to be reminded of how foolish you sound. Jody wrote: "If you don't like my post don't read them." Well, they are hard to read with all of the poor grammar and incorrect spellings you use. Jody wrote: "Otherwise sit back and enjoy my in-depth knowledge of WOS football. After all, I seem to be the only one who already knows they will loose 2-3 games this year, including the Bridge City game." Once again...here you go claiming to know it all about WO-S. You watch two Bay City games and you've got it all figued out. The fish must not be biting right now. Jody wrote: "By the way, in 2006 when WOS get's beat, don't point too Bridge City as a team that "would have blown out BH". Since you know so much about football, you must know BH has already dominated them in the recent playoffs. Not that that matters any." Now you're also claiming to know how good Bridge City is, after claiming you're not a "football goo-roo". Do I detect a chemical imbalance here? Here's some helpful information. BC will not be as good as last year's team. WO-S has never lost to BC and it won't start this year. Here's an action plan for you Jody... 1) Go to the Barbers Hill school board and make a formal complaint that their schools did not teach you to spell and write the English language properly. Or, you could move to Orange and enroll in grammar classes at one of the WO-S elementary schools. 2) Find some young kids who live in your neighborhood and see if they will teach you to play Madden football on an X-Box or Playstation. Now, be forwarned...your thumbs might get a little sore. But this can be a good starting point for you to learn the beloved game of football. 3) As you advance, ask the same kids to teach you how to throw a football. I recommend using a Nerf, because the official leather kind is hard and it might hurt you. 4) At this point, you'll be ready to audition for the sequel to the movie "Radio". Cuba Gooding passed up the part this time, so it's yours for the taking.

Bay City was down compared to previous years, there's no doubting that, but they were good enough to make the playoffs both years and they were a good team. You don't want to acknowledge that...you'd rather use this as a way to talk down WO-S. MORE IMPORTANTLY, my original main point was that you think you know so much about WOS, but your comments continue to solidify that you're clueless. Somehow your knowledge of football and telling fishing stories about "the big one that got away" are getting crossed. Everyone knows you're a casual observer of HS football. Last year, you said that the 2005 Barbers Hill team was "one of the best teams you've seen in a long time." Yeah...getting scared by Splendora and spanked by Kirbyville really made a believer out of me, too. :roll:

I'm weary from suffering fools.

I've read too many posts from Jody over the last year and a half to count. A couple of things have become very obvious to me. #1 - Jody, you really DON'T know squat about WO-S football. I'm not talking about WO-S's past years of success here...got it? But with you watching two games against good Bay City teams (teams that would've blown out BH) that does not make you an expert on what WO-S can do. #2 - Jody, you really don't know much about the game of football to start with. Why don't you find another hobby.

I'm there. The scrimmage starts at 7pm, right?

In a preseason game between the Houston Oilers and Washington Redskins, Eugene Seale (played HS ball at Jasper) plastered a guy who was returning a punt. It was probably the hardest hit I ever saw. He connected helmet to helmet, and shoulder to sternum in one solid blow. The player was out for several minutes. Eugene Seale had many memorable hits in his college and (short) NFL career.

Barbers Hill vs. Splendora Barbers Hill vs. Kirbyville Scary thoughts, huh Jody?

Man...kicker, you've been busy posting all over here and at the "home site" lately. I'm wondering if this is really Coop disguised with your username.

Gas, There was a huge crowd gasp when Harold was caught on that play. Everyone was stunned. How could two PNG guys catch Harold Green from behind? I was scratching my head over that one. Now that I know he pulled a hammy, it all makes sense. Thanks for answering this 23 year mystery for me.

Silsbee.

They got the idea from TCU. Coach Thompson attended a football clinic at TCU back when Jim Whacker was their coach. When he got back, he initiated a change on the helmet to look like the TCU logo.

It's impossible to pick one player for this. One name I'd like to throw into the mix is Ernie Ladd, graduate of Wallace High School in Orange.

Yes, I was there.

I just don't see Wimberley being the third best team in the state...too high of a ranking considering all they lost from last year's team. As for last year's team, they could've beaten most 4A teams and a share of 5A teams. They had an outstanding offensive line and their defense was one of the most disciplined squads I've seen in a long time. I know it's a long shot, but I hope we can meet up with them again.

The West Brook teams during James Brown's junior and senior year were a very physical bunch. Central is another team that had a reputation for roughness through most of the 90's. Coach Hooks will attest to that.

Yeah...don't you know that west of the Trinity River it's spelled w-r-a-s-t-l-i-n.

I still believe Jasper's 1986 team with Troy Knight and Hunt was the best Jasper team I ever saw. That team also played terrific defense.

You cannot accomplish an "equal opportunity to win" by dictating "equal results". What a bunch of yankee crybabies. Football is about COMPETITION. Let the kids play and accept the consequences of the outcome! If they lose by 50, so be it. Many of life's lessons are learned in struggle and defeat. By adopting this stupid rule, they are teaching student athletes the wrong message. This Connecticut crap is one more reason why I would never live in the northeast.

Seeing your BH signature reminded me of Jody. Otherwise, I sleep very well at night. I wish you and BH a successful 4A campaign.