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No i'm not kidding..You got one on the DL that will get after it and the safety will knock you in the mouth..LB's prolly couldn't start on any other team in our district...

Crosby will have to score 40 to win.....In fact i believe we will have to score 40 in every game we play to win and hope we have the ball last.....Our D wouldn't bust a biscuit....

Dayton....Digg's weakness is passing and from what i hear that is Dayton's on defense..So Dayton's front 7 will control the game..Sure wish it was on Saturday night.....

Dobbins is the real deal,but i think all the RB's we play against will be the real deal against our LB's..Hard to believe he has no D1 offers??Reminds me of Sproyles that plays for the S.D. Chargers... Everyone keeps saying our D with 7 starters back is the real deal..I have been telling everyone when you have 7 starters back that gave up an average of 300-400 a game is not all that great..Last year  was one of those years where the opponent would give you 4-5 turnovers a game and how often does that happen??????

All the pressure is on Dayton this year as in all the past few years and the next 2 years..There is no other team in 19-4A that has the talent like Dayton..According to Dayton fans yaw have it all wrapped up for years to come..Your Frosh team is top in State,8th grade team has 3 D1 kids that could start on any Varsity team and so on...With the talent pool in Dayton,I could coach them to a district championship..Its very simple if you have the talent you win... Crosby chances depend on the OL and keeping QB healthy..QB did not run at all in Texas City Scrimmage and believe it will be like last year where QB does not run much until district starts..Crosby defense is very small only 2 kids over 6'...and LB's are under 175#..Don't think can have another year where the D get 3 or 4 turnovers every game...

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Well here at Crosby we start the year off at home against them..Find out real fast what kind of team we both have..There RB was the best we played against all year and he is back...

Crosby returning lineup???? They only return 4 on offense and 7 on defense which none were all district on defense,maybe one..I believe it will be a down year for the defense,loosing Judy at mlb is going to really hurt..The offense is going to have to score a lot of points for Crosby to win this year..Seems like the D was getting 3 or 4 turnovers every game in district but was giving up 300+ yards every game....

He has been the kicker at Crosby for last 2 years..but did not even make all district..This is a problem i have with all these top 100 and so on list...A lot are based on how well you do at camps put on by Rivals,Nike,Scout and so on...I have heard he does real well at kicking camps and FNF is basically a rivals magazine..Its like some of the kids went up on there ratings because they performed well at 7 on 7 ...Now thats nothing but touch football....In one of the magazines it list top 20 QB's in Texas and 11 of them still do not have an offer,but they all spent the 500.00 to have Randy Rogers promote your son...The college coaches laugh at all these ratings we are in awe over.....

Crosby will win it, if they can find some receivers with hands..Maybe we will get a transfer from Dayton due to academics.....

2011 Prospect Ranking Rivals.com Texas Preseason Top 100 2011 View Results on Map »Last updated on 6/16/10 Rank Name Pos Location Stars Ht Wt School #1 Malcolm Brown RB Cibolo, TX Steele Rushed for over 2,100 yards as a junior and found the end zone 33 times. 5 stars 6'0" 210 list #2 Steve Edmond LB Daingerfield, TX Daingerfield Had an incredible 182 tackles as a junior, 34 for a loss and five interceptions. 4 stars 6'3" 225 Texas #3 Aaron Green RB San Antonio, TX James Madison Fought through injury to rush for over 1,000 yards as a junior and rushed for over 2,000 as a sophomore. 4 stars 5'10" 185 list #4 Trey Metoyer WR Whitehouse, TX Whitehouse Had at least 74 catches and 1,100 yards receiver as both a sophomore and a junior. 4 stars 6'2" 198 Oklahoma #5 Brandon Williams RB Brookshire, TX Royal Had over 1,800 yards rushing and 512 yards receiving during his junior season. 4 stars 6'1" 188 Oklahoma #6 LaDarius Brown ATH Waxahachie, TX Waxahachie Averaged 26 yards per catch on 34 receptions while also picking of four passes in 2009. 4 stars 6'2" 190 list #7 Sedrick Flowers OL Galena Park, TX North Shore Blew up nationally after dominating the LSU prospect camp in the summer of 2009. 4 stars 6'3" 280 Texas #8 Quandre Diggs ATH Angleton, TX Angleton Has rushed for over 1,200 yards in each of the last two seasons but may be best as a defensive back. 4 stars 5'10" 188 Texas #9 Herschel Sims RB Abilene, TX Abilene Rushed for over 2,200 yards as a junior while leading his team to a 5A State Title. 4 stars 5'10" 190 Oklahoma St. #10 Desmond Jackson DT Houston, TX Westfield Had 27 tackles and 3 sacks as a junior and has been impressive in camp settings. 4 stars 6'1" 278 Texas #11 Quincy Russell DT San Antonio, TX Sam Houston Was named first team all-district in both his sophomore and junior seasons. 4 stars 6'3" 289 list #12 Marquis Anderson DT Cibolo, TX Steele At 265 pounds, Anderson has been clocked at under 5 seconds. 4 stars 6'3" 260 Oklahoma #13 Tevin Mitchel DB Mansfield, TX Legacy Blew up this spring after a strong performance at the TCU Nike Camp. 4 stars 6'0" 175 Nebraska #14 J.W. Walsh QB Denton, TX Guyer Passed for just under 2,600 yards as a junior while also rushing for over 1,500 yards. 4 stars 6'2" 190 Oklahoma St. #15 Anthony Wallace LB Dallas, TX Skyline Has been one of the top playmakers on the talented Skyline defense over the past two seasons. 4 stars 6'2" 220 list #16 Josh Cochran OL Hallsville, TX Hallsville As a junior, Cochran earned first-team All-District 13-4A honors and all-East Texas honors. 4 stars 6'6" 270 Texas #17 Jordan Wade DT Round Rock, TX Stony Point Athletic defensive tackle that has excelled in camps and combines. 4 stars 6'4" 293 Oklahoma #18 Garrett Greenlea OL Klein, TX Klein Collins A former tight end, Greenlea has great athleticism and size. 4 stars 6'7" 285 Texas #19 Sheroid Evans DB Sugar Land, TX Dulles One of the fastest athletes in the nation, Evans won the state 100 and 200 meter titles as a junior. 4 stars 6'1" 185 Texas #20 Jamal Turner QB Arlington, TX Sam Houston Rushed for over 1,800 yards and threw for over 1,800 yards in 2009. 4 stars 6'1" 173 Nebraska #21 Charles Jackson DB Klein, TX Klein Collins Outstanding camp performances helped raise Jackson's stock following his junior season. 4 stars 5'11" 180 list #22 Jace Amaro TE San Antonio, TX Macarthur Big tight end caught 29 passes for over 400 yards as a junior. 4 stars 6'5" 237 Texas Tech #23 Max Stevenson TE Klein, TX Klein Oak At 6-foot-6, Stevenson has great upside as an athletic tight end. 4 stars 6'6" 227 Oklahoma #24 Tony Morales OL Arlington, TX Sam Houston Was the top offensive lineman at the TCU Nike Camp. 4 stars 6'4" 300 Texas Tech #25 Jaxon Shipley WR Brownwood, TX Brownwood Had 52 catches for just under 900 yards as a junior. 4 stars 6'0" 170 Texas #26 M.J. McFarland TE El Paso, TX Eldorado Caught 56 passes for just under 1,000 yards and 10 touchdowns as a junior. 4 stars 6'4" 236 Texas #27 Chet Moss LB Cedar Park, TX Cedar Park After missing much of his junior season with mono, Moss had 27 tackles and a hand in 9 turnovers in his final three games. 4 stars 6'1" 219 Texas #28 Chris Barnett TE Dallas, TX A Maceo Smith A big unique athlete, Barnett could project as a tight end, offensive tackle or a defensive end on the next level. 4 stars 6'6" 245 list #29 Cedric Reed DE Cleveland, TX Cleveland Had 88 tackles and 12 sacks in 2009. 4 stars 6'5" 240 Texas #30 Kenny Williams RB Pflugerville, TX Hendrickson Over the past two seasons, Williams has rushed for over 3,000 yards and 35 touchdowns. 4 stars 5'10" 206 Texas Tech #31 Rob Hankins LB Dallas, TX Parish Episcopal School Had 136 tackles and 25 tackles for loss as a junior. 4 stars 6'1" 219 list #32 Mykkele Thompson ATH San Antonio, TX John Paul Stevens Off the football field, Thompson shows phenomenal athleticism as a long-jumper in track. 4 stars 6'0" 168 Texas #33 Nathan Hughes DE Klein, TX Klein Oak Had 82 tackles and 11 sacks in 2009. 4 stars 6'6" 263 Oklahoma #34 Daniel Lasco RB The Woodlands, TX The Woodlands Rushed for over 1,500 yards and 17 touchdowns as a junior. 4 stars 6'1" 190 list #35 Spencer Drango OL Cedar Park, TX Cedar Park Drango earned first-team all-district, second-team all-Centex, and all-state (HM) as a junior. 4 stars 6'6" 264 list #36 Kendall Thompson LB Carthage, TX Carthage Had 140 tackles 15 tackles for loss and six sacks as a junior. 4 stars 6'3" 232 Texas #37 Michael Brewer QB Austin, TX Lake Travis Threw for an incredible 4,437 yards and 41 touchdowns in 2009. 4 stars 6'1" 175 Texas Tech #38 Leroy Scott DB Pasadena, TX South Houston Scott has been a starter since his freshman year. 4 stars 5'10" 190 Texas #39 Le'Raven Clark OL Rockdale, TX Rockdale Was a dominating blocker despite playing in a frame that is still filling out. 3 stars 6'6" 245 Texas Tech #40 Jonathan Lee WR Allen, TX Allen Had over 1,000 yards receiving on 53 catches in 2009. 3 stars 6'2" 191 Baylor #41 Isiah Norton DT Dallas, TX Kimball One of the top space-eating tackles in Texas. 3 stars 6'5" 300 list #42 Trevon Randle LB League City, TX Clear Springs Accumulated 152 tackles and three interceptions on defense in 2009. 3 stars 6'1" 205 LSU #43 Franklin Shannon DB Dallas, TX Skyline Has great size for a safety and could eventually be a linebacker at the next level. 3 stars 6'2" 210 Oklahoma #44 Derek Edwards WR Brenham, TX Brenham Had 58 catches for 814 yards and 10 touchdowns as a junior. 3 stars 6'1" 163 Texas Tech #45 David Ash QB Belton, TX Belton Threw for 2,002 yards and 22 touchdowns as a junior in 2009. 3 stars 6'4" 195 Texas #46 Michael Boddie OL Gilmer, TX Gilmer Was named second team all-district in 2009. 3 stars 6'6" 270 Houston #47 Miles Onyegbule WR Arlington, TX Arlington Big, physical possession receiver who has picked up over 600 yards receiving each of the last two seasons. 3 stars 6'3" 206 Texas #48 Cooper Washington DE Muleshoe, TX Muleshoe Had 106 tackles and 18 tackles for loss as a defensive end in 2009. 3 stars 6'4" 225 Oklahoma #49 Lyndell Johnson DB Plano, TX Plano East Rangy safety first emerged in the summer of 2009 with some strong 7-on-7 play. 3 stars 6'3" 195 list #50 DeAndre Washington ATH Missouri City, TX Fort Bend Marshall Versatile athlete rushed for just under 700 yards as a junior. 3 stars 5'9" 183 list #51 K.C. Nlemchi RB Katy, TX Cinco Ranch Productive big back rushed for over 2,300 yards as a junior. 3 stars 6'0" 215 SMU #52 Devonta Burns DB Arlington, TX Martin Athletic defender has played both safety and linebacker in high school and could play either in college. 3 stars 6'0" 200 Texas A&M #53 Ryan Simmons LB Cibolo, TX Steele Earned linebacker MVP honors at the LSU Nike Camp. 3 stars 6'1" 218 list #54 Cameron White WR DeSoto, TX DeSoto Has seen stock rise following his 53 catch, 729 yard junior campaign. 3 stars 6'2" 185 list #55 Joe Bergeron RB Mesquite, TX North Mesquite Big fast back who rushed for 729 yards in 2009. 3 stars 6'1" 215 Texas #56 Bobby Thompson OL Midland, TX Midland Christian Though he plays in a small private school division, Thompson's size and athleticism give him serious upside. 3 stars 6'7" 280 TCU #57 Johnny Haynes WR Irving, TX Irving Macarthur School Had over 800 yards from scrimmage and eight total touchdowns in 2009. 3 stars 5'10" 180 list #58 Taylor Doyle OL Austin, TX Lake Travis Has helped his high school win back to back state championships. 3 stars 6'5" 270 Texas #59 Kameel Jackson WR Arlington, TX Sam Houston A camp regular, Jackson missed much of his junior year with injury but still had close to 300 yards receiving. 3 stars 6'0" 198 Oklahoma #60 Ty Montgomery WR Dallas, TX St. Mark's An early Stanford commit, Montgomery had over 1,000 yards from scrimmage as a junior. 3 stars 6'0" 202 Stanford #61 Alfredo Morales OL Arlington, TX Sam Houston Sound offensive line prospect will play alongside his twin brother at Texas Tech in college. 3 stars 6'3" 287 Texas Tech #62 Josh Stewart DB Denton, TX Guyer Has limited size but still had five interceptions and 18 breakups as a junior. 3 stars 5'10" 163 Texas A&M #63 Donnie Baggs LB League City, TX Clear Springs Had 91 tackles and four sacks for one of the best defenses in Houston as a junior. 3 stars 6'1" 204 Texas A&M #64 Shayvion Hatten OL Daingerfield, TX Daingerfield Long, lean offensive tackle prospect has the athleticism to play on the defensive side as well. 3 stars 6'5" 265 TCU #65 Bram Kohlhausen QB Houston, TX Lamar Really impressed coaches at the TCU Elite 11 regional. 3 stars 6'0" 197 Houston #66 Deryck Gildon LB Arlington, TX Martin Had 50 tackles and a sack during his junior season. 3 stars 6'2" 205 TCU #67 Quincy Aldridge DB Whitehouse, TX Whitehouse Missed much of his junior year with injury but wowed onlookers in 7-on-7s last summer. 3 stars 6'2" 195 list #68 Joseph Cheek OL Seguin, TX Seguin The son of former NFL offensive tackle Louis Cheek. 3 stars 6'7" 271 Texas A&M #69 Christian Jones WR Spring, TX Westfield Had 35 catches for over 700 yards in 2009. 3 stars 6'2" 199 list #70 Taylor Chappell OL Canadian, TX Canadian A dominating blocker in high school at the 1A level, Chappell will need to adjust to the competition level in college. 3 stars 6'6" 270 Missouri #71 Bradley Marquez RB Odessa, TX Odessa Played in just seven games as a junior but rushed for over 1,700 yards as a sophomore. 3 stars 5'11" 173 Texas Tech #72 Dominic Merka QB Crosby, TX Crosby Had over 1,000 yards in both rushing and passing in 2009. 3 stars 6'4" 215 TCU #73 Cortland Browning DB Tyler, TX Tyler Lee Tall cornerback was named first team all-district as a junior. 3 stars 6'1" 198 Missouri #74 Jarrell Oliver RB Sugar Land, TX Dulles Rushed for 1,049 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior. 3 stars 5'9" 193 list #75 Jimmy Bean DE Denton, TX Guyer Long defensive end will join his high school quarterback J.W. Walsh at Oklahoma State. 3 stars 6'5" 218 Oklahoma St. #76 Jonathon Henderson ATH Leander, TX Leander All-purpose threat had almost 800 yards receiving and just under 300 yards rushing as a junior. 3 stars 5'9" 185 Texas A&M #77 P.L. Lindley LB Round Rock, TX Stony Point Had 90 total tackles in 2009 to go with four sacks and two interceptions. 3 stars 6'2" 210 Oklahoma #78 Marcus Hutchins OL DeSoto, TX DeSoto Extremely athletic but undersized offensive lineman. 3 stars 6'2" 254 Texas #79 Laderice Sanders LB Arlington, TX Arlington Had 151 tackles as a junior. 3 stars 6'1" 220 TCU #80 Kellen Jones LB Houston, TX St. Pius X Racked up 75 tackles with 22 tackles for loss and six sacks in 2009. 3 stars 6'0" 209 list #81 JaCorey Shepherd WR Mesquite, TX Horn Caught 46 passes for 672 yards and seven touchdowns in 2009. 3 stars 5'11" 170 Iowa #82 Jaylon Finner DB Missouri City, TX Elkins Totaled 71 tackles, seven tackles for loss, one sack, four interceptions and eight pass breakups in 2009. 3 stars 5'10" 187 Rice #83 Jake Brendel OL Plano, TX Plano East The 2009 season was Brendel's first playing offensive line. 3 stars 6'4" 268 list #84 Ronnell Sims ATH Abilene, TX Abilene Passed for 1,623 yards and 17 touchdowns and rushed for 1,045 yards and 14 scores in 2009. 3 stars 5'8" 165 list #85 Trevor Valdez DT Copperas Cove, TX Copperas Cove Valdez is a strong, tough player who has the frame to add more size. 3 stars 6'3" 260 Baylor #86 Desmond Roland ATH Dallas, TX Lake Highlands Had 12 rushing touchdowns and six receiving touchdowns in 2009. 3 stars 6'2" 199 list #87 Jon Lewis DT Spring, TX Klein Oak Recorded 78 tackles and four sacks as a junior. 3 stars 6'2" 265 list #88 Howard Matthews DB League City, TX Clear Springs Committed to A&M along with Clear Springs teammate Donnie Baggs. 3 stars 6'1" 200 Texas A&M #89 Travis Cross OL Plano, TX Plano West Oklahoma State's first OL commit for 2011 class. 3 stars 6'5" 270 Oklahoma St. #90 Everett Pleasant TE Humble, TX Atascocita Caught 19 passes for 329 yards and three touchdowns in 2009. 3 stars 6'4" 218 list #91 Keyarris Garrett WR Daingerfield, TX Daingerfield Had 27 receptions for 401 yards and ten touchdowns as a junior. 3 stars 6'4" 185 list #92 Kolby Griffin DB Houston, TX St. Pius X Had five interceptions as a sophomore. 3 stars 5'11" 176 TCU #93 Danzel Williams DB Arlington, TX Martin Rushed for 1,221 yards and 22 touchdowns in 2009. 3 stars 5'9" 190 Oklahoma #94 Michael Cummings QB Killeen, TX Killeen Threw for 2,463 yards and 24 touchdowns and rushed for 17 scores as a junior. 3 stars 6'0" 196 Kansas #95 Cedric Gilbert WR Lancaster, TX Lancaster Had 23 catches for 288 yards and three touchdowns in 2009. 3 stars 6'2" 202 list #96 Eric Rowe DB Klein, TX Klein Racked up 125 tackles and five interceptions in 2009. 3 stars 6'2" 174 list #97 Kenneth Farrow RB Hurst, TX L. 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[quote name="dionte" post="807136" timestamp="1275136656"] Welll people its funnny this. Is dionte I'm not scared to put my name up here since ya wana know what's going on ima tell ya I'm going to a&m on june 6 I've been offered a full ride and I might sign a letter of intent they want me for tight end and if I have a good season at qb I would be like the other qb up there and play tightend and qb there still giving me a chance to play qb but anyways since ya know what's going on stop hating cause I'm not slow I run a 4.85 in the 40 I'm back down to 220 and I can move its funni how ya keep talking down on me when I'm going to college I can possibly start my freshmen I know what coach turner told me so I'm not gunna be like dravanti and if u do know football dravanti is starting now so now wat u gunna say I have plans on playing in the nfl so ya keep hating so I can work hard please do!   GOD BLESSS YAAAAAAA! HATERS!!!  YA ALWAYS HAAVE SOMETHING TO SAY I BET YA WON'T TELL ME YA NAMES!!!! AND I KNOW YA GO TO ScHOOL WITH ME! AnD TCU WANT ME FOR qb To I'm going up there june 4 so there is more where that came from! [/quote] Sure funny that your not on the A&M offer list ???????????? 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The D-1 schools now enroll there kids in the 1st summer session of school..Most D-1 kids leave after graduation to attend there university...Read an article about the Texas High School Coaches Association complaining about the problems of putting together top all star teams in Texas due to D-1 kids being already enrolled in summer school classes...

Barbers Hill has at least 22,just ask the parents on the Hill..................

I guess we might as well give the district title to Dayton...Here at Crosby we have only 4 starters back on offense and 3 on defense..After reading about Dayton,sounds like they could be number 1 in the nation...

From what i saw last year your freshman QB is scared to take hits..He is great when its playing 7 on 7..Don't think he will be a factor unless he is playing behind a line with 3 or 4 d1 kids..

The one that was in ISS was not in there for dipping..It was for stronger stuff...

Langley was suppose to be in ISS for rest of year..Daddy went to school board and got him out in time to play ball.Believe he missed one season in past also for bad habits...

bh89-2..You must not know Coach [email protected] as laid back as you can get and the last thing he will ever do is run his mouth....

No way i would live in BH...I'm to old school...If my kid has no talent,I'm not going to be up there trying to run off the coach because i sent him to camp all summer and now he should be a D1 kid...HAHA..Live in Crosby...Just a little history note to the post about Baytown Lee back in the 50's..Back then Cedar Bayou was a school district separate from Baytown..Cedar Bayou was a powerhouse in 1A.For football reasons Baytown took over Cedar Bayou and this help create Baytown Lee's glory years of football in the 50's...

The last good football teams in Baytown were in the 1950's..Lee lost in the State Championship game in 1951 and 1952 both times to Lubbock..I believe in 54 and 55 they lost in the semi-final..So i would say Baytown has had nothing to brag about since the mid-50's....

[quote name="BHFAN" post="770113" timestamp="1267649775"] [quote author=Tyrone_Biggums link=topic=64943.msg769767#msg769767 date=1267579594] How much patience will you eagles have with your new coach?  Are four or more district losses acceptable this coming season? (it's likely) How about beating dayton once a decade like crosby? It sounds like the guy will be able to install a good program, I'm curious to see how long he has before the complaints start rolling down the hill. [/quote] For me Coach Gage gets a two year bye with no expectations ;D Year three and beyond Playoffs with wins!!!! I have no doubt that Coach Gage can get BH back on track!!! With the experiance that this man brings to BH football along with the current talent comming up and the constant growth in the school district I can't see how this will go wrong!! [/quote] I can't believe you are going to let the highest paid coach in the district go 2 years without making the playoffs and not complain..What did you run Price out of town for??Is the talent that bad over there on the Hill and i have seen yaw's super 9th grade team and was not impressed......

Langley not on team this year...Couldn't give up one of his bad habits....

Brenham should have easy time with all the D-1 kids on there roster this year..Believe they should be one of the top 3 teams in state this year..Where do yaw keep getting all these kids every year...We(crosby) start the year out against Montgomery so i'll be able to let you know about them..we barely beat them in playoffs last year and they got that little rb back this year...would like to meet up with yaw in playoffs again..We owe you one.....

Thanks to all...A great crowd that was larger than our yearly Czech Fest..Sold out of BBQ about 7:30 and still had a crowd there at 1am..Did not plan on this kind of turnout..Heard rumor someone from Dayton bought a signed Crosby district champ football for 2,000..I bet this ends up in Dayton locker room the week of Crosby game..Thanks again....