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Sure there is, just by simple default. But the remainder of Rez' paragraph is correct. If A > B and B > C, then A > C, except on any given night in high school football.

I Googled SLC. They appear to be a team of ~ 70 players with ~16 freshmen and ~15 seniors, and the rest are everything in between. They appear to be a private school similar to Beaumont Kelly? I wonder why they don't try to schedule Kelly rather than OF? Either way, they may be a bit overmatched, but they'll likely give a good effort.

I hope the kid, and whatever the situation is, turns out ok. Back in the 70s I saw a kid get suspended, for setting off either a firecracker or a smoke bomb, then get unsuspended so he could play in a game, then afterward get suspended again. Anyway ... hope all turns out well.

That's not too bad of a score prediction, but I hope it's a closer game than that score indicates.

I haven't seen Jasper, and I've only seen BU against PNG. Without trying to recall any specifics, they seemed to make one mistake after another in the PNG game, and were over matched, but the QB has a decent arm and the receivers get open. Maybe they'll get it together this week.

So is Nederland, basically.

Yeah, thank goodness for NDN Press. Last season folks in the comments would ask for the camera to show the cheerleaders and band more, and I notice that this season after pretty much every play the camera goes to the band and cheerleaders, darn near missing the next play. Gets aggravating after a while, but still, I'm glad they're doing the games, and I enjoy watching them whenever I can't be at the game.

I agree with all of the above, and would also say that Montgomery may be one to watch.

I was sort of surprised, but relieved, that LP chose to punt on 4th down with ~ 5 mins-or-so remaining in the game. PNG's last big TD run afterward sealed it.

If I remember right, LP's #3 scored all 35 of LP's 35 points. But it wasn't a one man show, entirely. There were a few key passes and some scrambling by the LP QB. Big O-Line. An aside ... there sure seems to be a lot of area teams with big O-lines this season. Hopefully PNG inside LB #43 will be able to play when district play begins. He's a 3rd year starter, a leader, and they need him. Not to take anything away from the inside LBs tonight, they played hard but are still improving. The PNG offense really stepped up and found their game tonight, and PNG sure needed it.

Silsbee by 7. I agree with what everyone's saying, expecting a closer game than last season.

Simply incredible. Ned stole that game.

told ya

Watch for that same little fake to #1, and bootleg.

Lots of confusion on this one. WTH?

Unbelievable

This one'll be close.

Ned D is tired, but WOS penalties are helping.

WOS, good defense, lots of dropped passes. Nederland RB can't get going. Defense hanging in there.

Ha! What amazed me was how nonchalant the receiver was about it.

That was a dropped pass, perhaps a dropped TD pass.

FG attempt was plenty long.

WOS by 14. 28-14, or maybe 21-7.

I scrolled thru the 1 st half on TSBN. Lake Creek ran a no-huddle semi-hurry-up offense and moved the ball for the 1st qtr but fumbled and stalled the first two times they got inside the 20 yl. The fumble was picked up by Magnolia and returned for their first TD. The score at the end of 1 qtr was 7-7. But by the half, Magnolia offense and defense had found their game, and the score at the half was 35-7 Magnolia. LC pass defense wasn't too good in the 2nd qtr, and the defense got spread out a bit. Their O line looks big, especially the rt tackle. The one extra point that I saw, they spread guys way out wide like they're going for 2, then end up kicking the xtra point, just like they did last season in the playoff game against PNG.

PNG 35-28