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Center community and school board made a commitment a few years ago to be the top facility in Shelby county. They have gradually been putting pieces in place that include the coliseum as mentioned above as well as a 100 yard covered pavilion (same one as Marshall) and a refurbished grass baseball stadium that includes a long term maintenance contract where the district does not maintain the turf. Girls athletics moved to the coliseum and the boys locker room was torn out and refashioned into a weight room. Center tennis facilities were already the best in East Texas. Not many in East Texas have better than Center at the moment

May attend this one tonight. Will be the first Huffman game I attended since I was a player.

My suspicion is that they may be equal in talent at skill positions but will not execute like HF. I imagine HF will have a great advantage at the LOS.

Glad you "got it", did you read the entire quote? Referencing opponents in the next round is a perfectly relevant addition to a playoff thread, particularly when the primary/current game is a "laugher"

It does "good" for me. I enjoy conversations that aggravate "forum judiciary". Referencing opponents in the next round is a perfectly relevant addition to a playoff thread, particularly when the primary/current game is a "laugher". I would ask the question: "What good does it do for anyone to discuss a non-competitive matchup"? And follow it up with: "Why worry about a comment made by another poster when all you have to do is disregard the comment and not engage"?

Coldspring enrollment dropped to 500 last year. No chance they will become 4AD2 unless the cut drops from 544.

Coldspring is nowhere near 4AD2. Lost enrollment last realignment. Shepherd is more likely to go back to 3AD1 once the current freshman class passes through. The freshman class at Shepherd is drastically larger than any other class.

I don’t imagine Splendora will. I can see Cleveland dropping if they split and create a new high school in Colony Ridge/ Plum Grove.

Understood. Did not sway Liberty school board. Therefore, working at Cleveland does not necessarily “torpedo your chances to be hired elsewhere”.

A 4A HC/AD job is not a step down for any coordinator.

The demographics are polar opposite and the corresponding challenges that go with them. Also Splendora did not add 800 students in 2 years. Splendora had experienced organic growth whereas Cleveland experienced artificial and accelerated growth. Splendora has a supportive tax base whereas Cleveland has an adversarial tax base at war with the offending developer of the artificial growth. Growth in Splendora is similar to New Caney. The situation in Cleveland is unprecedented in American history.

So, coaching at Cleveland does not necessarily “torpedo someone’s chances of being hired elsewhere”? I have not met many coaches that think poorly of Cleveland coaches. Most have tremendous respect for them and do not hold the circumstances at Cleveland against them and their coaching abilities

Understood, so would it be accurate to say: “going to Cleveland did not torpedo his chances to be hired elsewhere”?

Yes, definitely torpedoed Kedrick Harrison

There is nothing remotely similar between the situations in Splendora and Cleveland.

Not Slot T but it is a similar type offense.

Lot of teams “live and die” with the spread. Almost every state champion will be running the spread this year.

Make sure you comment within the confines of what the forum police dictate. Especially when it evokes memories of the trauma sustained in last year’s matchup with Bellville.

Teague about to get donkey punched

There “quick rise” is due to Kavian Bryant

The "running game" against OF was out with injury.

Perhaps, He is overwhelmingly the conduit for the offense.

CS best player not available tonight

EC not going to have an edge in “speed”. Speed is advantage CS.

There have been run based offenses since football was invented. Injuries happen in every type of offense with the same frequency