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I'll go with Dayton by 14, but the way this season is going who knows anymore who will win or who will lose. May both teams be injury free. I would have already lost my life savings had I been a betting man

Well I was kinda suprised that the sports writers bumped us right out of the 2A polls after the Carthage game, but then again it may be good to be flying under the radar for a couple of weeks before someone realizes that we are back I agree I dont think that Newton will have much of a problem with the district except to make sure they stay focused for each game and dont take any of those teams lightly. Which I am sure that Coach Barbay wont let that happen 8)

Newton starts district play this friday and has had an extra week to get ready for the opener... Newton 42 CC 13 Comments ?

"Jasper Fails to Show up at own Game"

congrats Warriors looks like the little train that could now can Stay tough and keep playing like that and its playoff bound

man you ladies are sticking that dagger deeeeeeep :shock:

move over I need to eat some crow with you after the Jasper game

I wasnt home yet Diva I was calling from the road

Great job Bobcats , let me tell you being at the game, the Bobcats beat and I mean beat Jasper. and I'll may get fried for saying this but Jasper was out coached in every aspect of the game....I dont think I have ever or in quite a long time seen a team take it to the dogs like the bobcats did. Ramsey couldnt be stopped and the bobcat offence came off the line like.... well bobcats. I just think that the type of offence Jasper runs is not suited for the people we have....one bright note or two I guess. freshman Cauley (sp) 49 yd run for a td on his first touch as a varsity member and the other is that this is a very young team and they will go up

congrats Bears and BOJO. I have to admitt I had to call three people to make sure it was the right score. WOW :shock:

Orangefield prepares for 'best winless team in state' By JIMMY GALVAN According to Orangefield head football coach Blake Morrison, his Bobcats will play "the best winless team in the state of Texas" this week. Unfortunately for Bulldog fans, he's talking about Jasper as the Bobcats will visit the Bone Yard for the first time in this Friday's second district contest. "They talk about getting that first win of the season and sometimes that is the hardest one to get," said Jasper head football coach Danny Lauve. "And right now, we are just looking for anything positive. Once that happens, there is a possibility of us getting on a roll. "Once that happens for us, it could be trouble down the road for other teams," Lauve said. Morrison said district opponents should throw out Jasper's 0-4 start and take a close look at the Bulldogs. "They are a good football team," Morrison said. "They have played some tough opponents and do a great job defensively. Offensively, they have suffered a lot of bad breaks but they have a good recipe for a good team there." Morrison said there is no chance his Bobcats would overlook an 0-4 Jasper team. "We don't have the luxury of overlooking anybody," Morrison said. "We go into each game as if it was a determining game for us to make the playoffs. "Jasper is good, plus we have to play them at their place," Morrison said. Lauve sees a "sound football team" in Orangefield. "They are a well-coached team," Lauve said. "They are not great athletes but they won't beat themselves by lining up wrong. They are going to be at the right spot at the right time." Orangefield dropped a 35-27 decision to Silsbee in their district opener. Two Bobcat turnovers late in the fourth quarter sealed their fate. "We had too many turnovers," Morrison said. "It was a good game but a disappointing loss. We played as well as we could offensively" Leading the Bobcat attack this season is threeyear starter at quarterback Brett Ramsey. The Bobcats return 11 starters from last year's 4-4 squad. "Orangefield has a chance to make things happen," Lauve said. "We're going to have to use ball control and quit making mistakes." Mistakes like fumbling the ball in their own end zone and allowing opponents to recover the loose ball for six points. Kirbyville's first score of the night came when a direct snap to quarterback Timiti Cauley was fumbled and recovered by Kirbyville's LeKarlis Diggles. "It is one of those deals when you just want to start the game over," Lauve said. Morrison believes his Bobcats will have to play a complete game to defeat Jasper. "We have to be clicking on all cylinders on special teams, offense and defense," Morrison said. "We can't give up any big plays and move the ball offensively. We're not coming in there thinking we are going to big play anything but we need to control the ball and keep our defense off the field." With William Ellis nursing a sore shoulder, Timiti Cauley started at quarterback against Kirbyville. Lauve said it is uncertain who will get the starting nod this week. "We are waiting for one of those guys to step forward and hopefully this is the week for one of them to do it," Lauve said. "We don't want to continue to split time with them." With Ellis out during the open week with a sore shoulder, Cauley received the majority of the reps in preparation for the Kirbyville game. "We just felt better going into this game with Timiti because of everything he knew from practice," Lauve said. Lauve said he is looking for one of his sophomore quarterbacks to step up and provide leadership and "get things done on the field" before deciding on a final starter for the remaining contests. Jasper is also having to deal with the loss of two starting players in Jordon Tukes and Avery Hadnot to grades. Both players are expected to return in time for the Oct. 13 matchup with Bridge City. Morrison knows this contest between two 0-1 district teams is vital to any post-season hopes. "It's a big game for both schools," Morrison said. "The loser of this game is going to be sitting behind the eight ball because neither of us have faced West Orange-Stark. "We have to play our best game this week," Morrison said. "This Friday night, we have to do whatever it takes to win."

if someone gets a good design I will get the stickers made :!:

man they dropped Newton like a hot potatoe, because they got beat by the number 10 ranked 3A school.....thats ok...its good to be off the radar....Eagles will be flying high

I watch it again just to see them play WO-S

I liked it , I liked it

Wildcats before game: Wildcats after game:

I'll have to say the Indians will knock the p*ss out of the bears..and I have proof :shock: :shock: :shock: . . . . . . . . . . . .

Is that what you call a "one run wonder" I cant say anything just getting up to the press box gets me out of breath :shock: the only thing that keep me going up is I know there is chicken up there :shock:

OK everybody just do a big Group hug (manly hug of course) and sing Kum By Ya and shake hands and can't we just all get along

Basketball??????? after football in December (Newton will go that far) I will be waiting for some Baseball

Man if you look at the stats this game should of went to Newton except for the fumble stats :shock: 1st. Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd. Quarter 4th. Quarter Final Carthage 0 7 6 7 20 Newton 0 6 6 6 18 Game Statistics Carthage Newton Total Yards 233 275 First Downs 11 14 Rushes - Yards 43-177 48-259 Average Rush 4.12 5.40 Comp - Att - Int 4-11-1 1-7-0 Pass Yards 56 16 Average Pass 14.00 16.00 Punts 2 2 Punt Yards 66 67 Average Punt 33.00 33.50 Fumbles - Lost 1-1 6-4 Penalties - Yards 3-25 9-50 Highlights Carthage's Gary Tatum had a 17-yard touchdown run in the third quarter gave Carthage a 13-12 lead. Notables Newton's Justin McLemore rushed for 168 yards and two touchdowns on 25 carries. Scoring Summary NEW-Justin McLemore 5 run (kick failed) 6:54, 2nd CAR-Marcus Bowman 3 run (Iain Allred kick) 6:21, 2nd NEW-Justin McLemore 25 run (pass failed) 6:29, 3rd CAR-Gary Tatum 17 run (run failed) 2:47, 3rd CAR-Marcus Bowman 20 run (Iain Allred kick) 9:23, 4th NEW-Darrell Jenkins 3 run (run failed) 6:26, 4th Leading Rushers CAR Gary Tatum 17 - 113 NEW Justin McLemore 25 - 168 Leading Passers CAR Marcus Bowman 11 - 56 NEW Darrell Jenkins 7 - 16 Leading Receivers CAR Austin Smith 1 - 38 NEW Jacolbie Ross 1 - 16 Interceptions

I wonder how many games they have played so far :?:

another tough game for Newton...but I bet we must of had 7 fumbles and another 7 botched snaps......after seeing them again tonight I dont think there is a 2A school that can beat them...man they just hang in and keep fighting....bed time for me now

Most definiately...is that like almost for sure? absolutely maybe? Sunshine Mr Weatherspoon Sean, Is already D1....He is there, been there, you have got to be related to the Great Karnack with your ability to see in the future. :evil: