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SF onside kickoff is recovered by Nederland at own 49.

SF keeps it in the ground to near midfield. Looks to be throwing long with 3 seconds and Nederland calls time. Swing pass ends the half !!score:12/21/half

On 4-9 Nederland calls timeout at own 37. 2:04 in half. Punt to SF 21.

Correct… !!score:12/21/2

Nederland blocks PAT kick and returns for 2 points.

!!score:12/20/2

27 yard touchdown pass

Kickoff into endzone.

!!score:10/15/2

I think Nederland has 9 carries for -2. On 3-13 a 25 yard pass to SF 20. Swing pass for touchdown

On 4-3 SF punts to own 42. 1-10 Nederland

On 4-4 Nederland throws incomplete pass. Ball over to SF on downs.

Timeout Nederland. Nederland has had first downs at SF 9, 11 and 21 so far and only 3 points.

Kickoff return to SF 11

SF bobbles snap on PAT but throws 2 point conversion.

!!score:3/15/2

On 3rd longer SF runs for 21 for 1-2. touchdown run

On 4-1 SF throws 42 yard pass to Nederland 22. starting 2nd quarter !!score:3/7/2

Nederland kickoff into endzone. Fumble recovery by Nederland but turn the ball on downs. SF ball on own 24

First play was 27 yard pass. Two offsides on SF. 3 plays on 1st goal results in fg attempt of 27 yards is good !!score:3/7/1

Kickoff return to Nederland 47 + 5 for offsides SF

54 yard touchdown pass

!!score:0/7/1

Yes. Looking at the most latest data available of the 5 year period from 2015-2019… The 3 Mid County cities have a combined population of almost exactly 50k. Port Arthur, literally across the street from all 3, has a population of 54k so pretty close to the same size. In that 5 year period MC had a combined 3 murders. PA had 38. Beaumont with a population of 115k (2.3 times as large as MC) had 78. So compared by size and murder rate, if PA was as violent as MC they should have had 6 murders instead of 38. Beaumont should have had 7 instead of 78. Yep, they all have crime. It’s just when you cross a street the most violent crime increases by up to 1,000% or more. If you want to go in another direction and compare Lumberton to Beaumont as an example… Lumberton had 3 murders in 14 years or 1 every 5 years. Beaumont has 9 times more population so using Lumberton as the standard, Beaumont should have had 9 murders in 5 years, not 78. But hey, there’s crime everywhere. It just isn’t perpetrated at the same level.

Cue in the obligatory, “crime happens everywhere” comments.