magnus1on1

ok..... You know they say that defense wins championships.. But You your offense is off the hook who gives a hoot about defense.. Just score more points...

32-21... PA... Gonna be a close one... Turnovers will determine this one

lol... signs that I need to go to bed ..... misspelling...lol predictions

No joke..... We were kinda off on our perdictions.... They played so good the first half.. Need to work on that defense..

wasted too much time... FINAL 63-42

Pa on the 5... 50 sec left

4:00 left in the fourth pa driving.. on sterlings 33

ahhhhhhhhhh... Sterling scores again.... 63-41..... 6:35 left in the fourth... quarterback keeper 40 yard run

We'll see

opps.... 7:27 left in the fourth

62-35 Titans...

56-35... Titans... uugggg Tackle somebody

56-28.. Titans.. 10:09 left in the fourth

49-28....

49-21 Titans... 1:14 left in the third

42-21 titans.. they let that one slip.. My replay shows they were short a yard..... the back offical called it a touch down. how he saw it IDK???

42 - 14 titans lead 10:09 in the third

35 to 14 half....Titans lead

ok.... Just went to check out the field and other than some grass missing and some sand it's in good shape considering... Sorry guys no logo in the middle of the field... But we have lines and numbers.

No one knows for sure if PNG said anything or even if PAM even asked. I am not going to speculate anything. No. But some of your fans have. For the record!!!!! They did ask... It's just ol PNG thinking that they are better...lol jj but i had too

Just curious Magnus, along with the chemical treatments and the rolling of the field, did they fill the low spots with sand or 60/40? No chemical treatments... just some material to soak up the water out of the ground.... I believe they were using regular sand.... it was just a few low areas on the field like at the hash marks.. Indianforever-- The whole reason to build a staduim like that is to attract teams to play there....Why do you think schools like Conroe build stadiums like they do?? I'm just curious what they would do if the playoffs were here and two teams from the area agreed to play there??

And another thing.... PNG made some excuse about how they had open lockers in their locker room so they did not want to have to move all the equipment out so memorial could come in... BUT WHATEVER....

Ok... first things first..... Sup Goat this is your pressbox friend...the video guy... I walked the field at 9:30 last night with Kenny and today about 2:30 and other than a few areas of the field being a little soft it was in pretty good shape... Frank, Brian and the crew have been working really hard to get it dried up I have to give them that.. Plus we have not had any rain on the field this week so if it does not rain it's gonna be in pretty good shape..

Thomas Brooks said he upset his wife when he asked to cancel Christmas shopping plans to attend a football game this weekend. Once she found out which game, however, her mood changed. Brooks and his wife, Sherry, happily will be among thousands at Lufkin's Abe Martin Stadium to watch West Orange-Stark (10-0) face Gilmer (11-1) in a Class 3A Division II regional semifinal Saturday. They'll also be at Kirbyville's (11-0) Class 2A Division I regional final Friday against Arp (11-0), also in Lufkin. "I always enjoy going to playoff games and seeing some of the teams I'm pulling for," said Brooks, the head football coach and athletic coordinator at Jasper. "When I know people on the (coaching) staff, it means a little more and I go watch them." Thomas Brooks is a former Hebert football standout whose first coaching job came as an assistant at WO-S with head coach Dan Hooks and defensive coordinator Cornel Thompson, and Sherry Brooks is a WO-S graduate. All told, the coach has insight on three of the four state-ranked teams he'll see this weekend. Jasper opened the season with a 56-28 loss to Class 3A No. 5-ranked Gilmer, and Brooks has coached several games against No. 3 WO-S. Jasper also played Class 2A No. 2 Kirbyville and lost 44-43 in the week after the game against Gilmer, and Brooks said he's anxious to see if No. 4 Arp is as good as he hears. Hurricane Ike canceled this season's contest between Jasper and WO-S, but Brooks will watch for one thing Saturday. "Coach Thompson is going to have that defense ready," Brooks said about a WO-S defense that has allowed 5.6 points per game and will face a Gilmer offense that averages 46.7 points. "That's going to be something to see, which one is able to get the advantage over the other." What WO-S has is a group of athletic, fly-to-the-ball defenders. WO-S coach Dan Hooks said this season's defense does not have the caliber of athletes as the 1986 and 1987 squads that won the Class 4A state title but understands the concept of teamwork as well as any squad in his 32 seasons at the school. "We knew going into the season that we were going to be small on defense, so we had to run and gun," said Hooks, who lauded the ability of defenders to make clean open-field tackles. "This has been a unique group. They take a lot of pride in what they're doing." Past defensive stars on state championship teams included Kevin Smith, a Texas A&M standout who spent nine seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, and Quinton Tezeno, whose New Mexico State playing career was cut short by a knee injury. Defensive stars this season are defensive end Kevin Robinson and linebacker Robert Jiles, both seniors. Other leading players are senior defensive linemen Curtis Rose and Jacorey Roberts, senior linebacker Josh Lynch and senior defensive and senior cornerback Josh Gloston. Junior linemen Terry Rubin and Stephen Cook also lead. Brooks said Gilmer runs offensive plays out of several formations and tries to surprise defenses by running to the line of scrimmage before plays. WO-S's last two opponents practiced the same run-to-the-line tactic, Hooks said. "That's nothing new," said Hooks, who figures to get an edge with his 44-point-per-game offense against Gilmer's 16-point-per-game defense. As for Kirbyville, the Wildcats average 44.7 points, far more than the 10 points Arp surrenders. Arp scores 33.3 points per game, and Kirbyville allows 15.1. "I know about Kirbyville because we played them, but I'm looking forward to seeing Arp, too," said Brooks, who hopes to watch WO-S and Kirbyville again next week. "As long as they keep winning, I'll have to find another time to go Christmas shopping," he said.

We hung with Ennis the last year we were 4A when has Gilmer every played Ennis??? (State Title Game) So don't start that crap about playing teams look at our past 30 years of games????