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Making a new 3A district for the Houston area would be the most logical solution but we are talking about the UIL.

[quote name="ECBucFan" post="1087466" timestamp="1319016346"] I agree. Either: 1) Include [u]all[/u] teams in all SETX districts, no exceptions, or, 2) Draw a radius, such as 75 or 100 miles around Beaumont, or 3) use major highways and borders (TX coastline for south, LA state line for east, hwy 190 for north, then 59 & 610 east loop to I-10) 8)   [/quote] This topic was addressed a long time ago.

[quote name="bronco1" post="1086705" timestamp="1318934793"] [quote author=mytwocents link=topic=89872.msg1086533#msg1086533 date=1318903150] You know Dayton could rebound and win out and make the playoffs but from what it looks like they will be in the D2 bracket and they will be facing a tough team in Nederland or Livingston. The road looks long and hard for the Bronx [/quote] The Broncos know from experience the playoff road is always hard and but not always long. [/quote]

[quote name="mytwocents" post="1086533" timestamp="1318903150"] You know Dayton could rebound and win out and make the playoffs but from what it looks like they will be in the D2 bracket and they will be facing a tough team in Nederland or Livingston. The road looks long and hard for the Bronx [/quote] The Broncos  know from experience the playoff road is always hard and but not always long.

[quote name="Trocket" post="1085848" timestamp="1318859801"] [quote author=BRONX ROX link=topic=89872.msg1084566#msg1084566 date=1318728045] [quote author=Trocket link=topic=89872.msg1084240#msg1084240 date=1318709586] [quote author=BRONX ROX link=topic=89872.msg1084118#msg1084118 date=1318705316] [quote author=Trocket link=topic=89872.msg1083984#msg1083984 date=1318697578] They'll make it in 4th place, and be out in the 1st round. :( :( :( :( [/quote] We all know LIV is the unbeatable monster of 20-4A  ::) [/quote]Seems everyone is this year when it come to Dayton. ;D [/quote] When the sleeping giant awakes its not good for da little ones ;) [/quote]All I can Say is the baby gaint had better wake up soon!! ;D ;D ;D ;D [/quote] Aint that the truth!  :)

[quote name="BRONX ROX" post="1085444" timestamp="1318806429"] [quote author=horse67 link=topic=89924.msg1085094#msg1085094 date=1318790871] Maybe Dayton Transplant has something Maybe that "shut up and play" attitude is whats wrong Maybe Bronx you should change the subtitle under your icon "no offence. ..no defence....no problem" ????  ITS A PROBLEM [/quote] Well with your 2 post I know you are new to the forum so I will cut you some slack. All I'm sayin is any program that the players run not the coaches watches football games from da stands not the sidelines come playoff time. Question for you............ Ask #1 who is sitting on da sidelines how much he cares about the coaches "philosophy" compared to his chance to be on da field at 100%. ANSWER.... #1 just wants to be out there no matter what ANYBODYS says. Put your gear on and be proud to represent a program that anybody would love to have half the sucess that it has have for the last 15 years. So again I will stick by SHUT UP AND PLAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [/quote] Plenty of talented kids quit under coach Stewart as well. [b]Kids quit because they don't want to play[/b], and they give a million reasons why. Stewart was hard on kids and a lot chose not to play, or bother even coming out when Stewart was there. When the community (players parents) start to trash the coach kids listen. This is when it is important to really support a program, when things aren't going good. There are plenty of things I would like to say to grown men who would get on here to spread rumors and speculate on the lives of teenagers but its hardly the place. Broncos are not done by a long shot, there is plenty of football left to be played in Dayton and many more playoff games in years to come.

Here are the numbers for the last re-alignment: Conference Cutoff Numbers 2010-2011 & 2011-2012 5A 2065 & up 4A 990 to 2064 3A 430 to 989 2A 200 to 429 1A 199 & below 99.9 & below Enrollment cutoff for 6-man football and for basketball and spring meet for large and small schools Division I and Division II Break Numbersfor 2A, 1A 11-Man and 1A 6-Man Football: 2A 293.5 1A 11-Man 150.5 1A 6-Man 50.5 [Hidden Content]

Good article, Kodo's to the Eagles for executing their plan. Good luck in the playoffs, really.

Yeah, I think they were playing in someones backyard.

Fact is we aren't as good as we have been in the past years, but I believe this bunch of kids is better than they have been playing so far this year. The defense that beat Eisenhower has yet to take the field again. Coaching isn't the issue, we are a transitioning team though. Coaching changes, injuries, and inexperience all of these things factor in, but it factors in for every team. We will improve and level out to our talent available this year, then we'll see how far that takes us. Take your shots in 2011, because the future is bright in Dayton.

[quote name="PURPLE 4EVER" post="1077029" timestamp="1318080254"] [quote author=jayhawk link=topic=89490.msg1077025#msg1077025 date=1318080090] On another note : Went to the tailgate party and there was a big turn out only problem was there were no coaches and players . Thats why I went to support the team and to help get them pumped up for the rest of the season ( very disappointed) [/quote]  Very difficult to have the coaches and players at a pre game pep rally like that, after school is over the players and coaches have a game time routine that really doesn't need to be changed. [/quote] Yeah that was the organizers fault.

I predict that Sterling doesn't show up and even if they do you won't be able to tell that they are there.

[quote name="GoDogs27" post="1072436" timestamp="1317620787"] [quote author=adminbaberuth link=topic=89160.msg1072344#msg1072344 date=1317607287] I took this pic Friday at MCM from Nederland's side. If 3/4 of PNG fans left after the coin flip they would still have more fans than any school in the area. Most are    great dedicated followers, little nutty but that's ok.[/quote] I dont think anybody said anything to the contrary? The point of the thread was over half leaving early.. [/quote] Everyone is answering your question but you aren't getting the one you want. Taking everything into consideration the largest fanbase gathered in SE Texas on Friday nights is usually PNG, oftens time more than the home team they are facing. I agree, I typically don't leave until the players walk off the field. You want someone to trash PNG fans for disloyalty and it probably isn't going happen. They show up in mass to support there team, when those kids run on to the field they see thousands of fans cheering them. Hands down PNG holds the title in Fan support.

[b]Game Warden Field Notes[/b] [i]The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports[/i] •Night hunter also had drugs: Young County Game Warden Brent Isom apprehended two subjects on Sept. 9 for hunting deer at night after seeing them shoot twice at deer from a public roadway. While exiting the vehicle, one of the subjects attempted to hide drugs before being taken into custody. Charges pending. •To kill a mockingbird: Tarrant County Game Warden John Padgett made contact with a dove hunter and his children on Sept. 11. When asked if they had shot any birds, the hunter replied no. But one of the hunter’s sons asked, “What about that bird you shot and let us play with, that we threw in the bushes?” The hunter asked his son to go and get the bird, which turned out to be a mockingbird. Cases pending. •It helps to be able to see when you shoot: Tarrant County Game Warden John Padgett made contact with a dove hunter on Sept. 10 and asked if he had any luck. The hunter said he had shot one dove and one pigeon, and was looking for another bird. In his vest he had two pigeons and no dove. When asked about his dove, he said he didn’t have his glasses and thought one bird was a dove. After locating his third bird still alive in the field, Warden Padgett told him he had shot an upland sandpiper. The hunter said he had thought that bird was a pigeon. He again mentioned that his glasses were at home. Cases pending. •Lead is dead when it comes to waterfowl: Trinity County Game Warden Sam Shanafelt and Polk County Game Warden Brandon Mosley on Sept. 10 filed numerous cases on subjects hunting teal on Lake Livingston. Several hunters were found to be in possession of lead shot and two hunters were hunting with unplugged shotguns. Cases are pending. Game Wardens Chris Bird and Aaron Koenig were patrolling for teal hunters near East Bernard. Upon contacting a group finishing up a morning hunt, the wardens discovered several shotgun shells containing lead shot in their possession. The wardens also located a large number of empty hulls matching the lead shells floating around the duck blind. Six green-winged teal were seized, and all remaining lead shot shells were confiscated. Cases pending. •Craig’s List ad leads to arrest: On Sept.15 Fort Bend County Game Warden Barry Eversole, with assistance from Galveston County Game Warden Bobby Kana, made contact with an individual who had placed an ad offering waterfowl mounts for sale on Craig’s List. Working in plain clothes, Warden Eversole met the individual and bargained a deal to purchase a pair of mounted widgeon. Case pending. •Long distance bust: TPWD’s La Porte communications office received a call Sept. 13 from an individual in California. The caller said he had been on a Chinese website when he found a fisherman bragging about all the fish he had been catching. The fisherman even posted several pictures. The photos and website information were forwarded to Captain Tanuz, who in turn contacted the complainant in California. The photos showed an individual with four ice chests of fish, most of which appeared undersize. The photos also showed a fisherman standing in an area that appeared to be the east end of Galveston. This information was forwarded to Galveston County Game Wardens Ray Canales and Antone Jackson, and on the evening of Sept. 15, they caught the violator on the east end of Galveston Island in the process of setting an illegal gill net. Cases pending. •Not all bags hold birds: Dimmit County Warden Gene Fernandez and Maverick County Warden David Thorne were coming out of a Dimmit County ranch gate on Sept. 11 when they saw a pickup truck traveling down the road loaded with several burlap sacks that were spray-painted black. The wardens decided that they needed to take a closer look, knowing that this is a common smuggling tactic. After attempting to make a traffic stop, the vehicle fled at a high rate of speed. A pursuit ultimately led to the pickup going through a few ranch fences and the occupants bailing out. With the help of air, ground and K-9 units, 12 individuals were apprehended. Evidence at the scene indicated narcotics smuggling activity by the group. The fleeing vehicle turned out to have been stolen and was turned over to the La Salle County Sheriff’s Office. •Busted by a cell phone: Travis County Game Wardens Christy Vales and Braxton Harris were checking dove hunters on Sept. 2 in a field adjacent to a residence and noticed two hunters. After checking the first hunter, they were unable to locate the second hunter they saw earlier. Shortly after driving the outer parts of the field, they found the second hunter crouched down in the tree line. When asked to produce his hunting license, he said his wife had just bought it that day and it’s up at the house. The wardens loaded the hunter and his birds up in the truck and took a ride to the house. The wife of the hunter stepped out with an online purchase receipt for his hunting license. The wardens noticed the time of purchase on the receipt and asked to see the hunter’s cell phone. Based on the time the hunter called his wife and the time on the receipt, the wardens could tell that the hunter had his wife buy his license just as the wardens pulled into the field. The hunter admitted to hunting without his license hours before the wardens arrived. Citations were issued and seven doves were seized. •Hexed by texts: Travis County Game Wardens Christy Vales and Braxton Harris checked two afternoon dove hunters on Sept. 3, finding one hunter had 15 birds and the other hunter had 12 birds. They also had a pile of 10 birds that they claimed belonged to a friend who left the field earlier. Both claimed they hadn’t hunted that morning. But while being questioned about 10 birds left behind by their buddy, they mentioned that they had been texting him to see if he was going to hunt that afternoon. The wardens asked to view the text messages to back up their story. After viewing the messages, the wardens saw several texts supporting their story, but also saw several messages bragging about how many birds they got that morning. The wardens checked out their story with the friend on the phone and explained that they needed a Wildlife Resource Document (WRD) for the 10 birds. The hunters finally admitted to hunting that morning. Cases pending. •Case of the disappearing shotgun: Travis County Game Warden Christy Vales was approaching a dove field on Sept. 5 when she saw several hunters together and one hunter walking across the field with a shotgun. Once Warden Vales entered the field, that same hunter was still walking in the field, but without his shotgun. She made contact with him and asked if he had been hunting. He said he had just been going to the bathroom and hanging out with his friends. Warden Vales continued checking all the hunters, issuing citations for unplugged shotgun and no hunter education. Warden Vales eventually came back to the male subject. She explained to him that she was going to drive the dove field until she found his shotgun. When asked again if he had been hunting, he said yes and that he just got scared because he didn’t have a hunting license. Warden Vales located the shotgun and issued several citations. •Different kind of bachelor party: On Sept. 10 Erath County Game Warden Zach Havens saw a group of vehicles parked in a coastal field and heard a variety of reports that sounded like pistols, large caliber rifles, and shotguns. Warden Havens stayed concealed in the brush and watched the group for a while. Soon he started seeing birds drop from the air as they flew near the vehicles. Closer inspection revealed a bachelor party in progress. Killed were several beers and even more scissor tails. Cases pending. •Never know when you’ll see a game warden: Travis County Game Wardens Chad West and Braxton Harris were checking an area of the county less known for dove hunting. The two wardens followed the sound of shotguns and found a resident who seemed surprised to see them. When the wardens asked to see his license, the hunter said he thought if you owned your own land you didn’t need a license. The wardens informed the hunter of the law and he finally said the reason he didn’t buy a license was because he hadn’t seen a game warden in 10 years. Cases pending. •Snakes or ticket? On opening weekend of dove season, Bell County Game Warden Justin Valchar was checking hunters when he noticed there was one less individual than he had originally seen. The warden noticed that one hunter kept looking at a nearby barn. Valchar checked the barn and found a vest with 14 dove and shotgun shells sitting in a feed trough. He then noticed someone’s knee poking up through the floor boards. The individual was ordered out. When asked why he was hiding under a snake-infested barn, he replied that he did not have a hunting license. Cases filed. •Undersize snapper haul leads to empty ice chest: While patrolling the Aransas Channel Sept. 8, San Patricio Game Warden Albert Flores inspected a vessel and found 50 undersize red snapper. Citations were issued and the fisherman sent home with an empty cooler. 2011-09-29 Media Contact: Mike Cox, 512-389-8046, [email protected] Sept. 29, 2011 [Hidden Content]=

What Coach hasn't pulled the ole' pep talk at the cemetary routine? It works everytime! ;D

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[quote name="BH1985" post="1064885" timestamp="1316871422"] Anyone have stats for the game? [/quote] The chronicle has them posted.

I know this may  a forward but, is there any chance I can get mine dipped in buffalo sauce and maybe some ranch.

Hats off to a tough BH team, congrats Eagles.

[quote name="mytwocents" post="1062734" timestamp="1316723363"] [quote author=TexasMinuteman link=topic=88541.msg1062729#msg1062729 date=1316723040] I cant be about the win/loss ratio because Liberty is ranked #15 with a 4-0 record. [/quote] Yeah no kidding cuz you got 3 teams who are 2-1, PNG Nederland and Dayton, ahead of 2 teams who are undefeated, Vidor and LCM. [/quote] Liberty looks better this year, I will give you that. The fact is polllsters are giving them respect because of their record but, based on strength of schedule and the fact that Liberty hasn't fielded a decent team in years puts them at #15. Opinion dictates the order and while they are being shown respect they'll have to prove themselves against more worthy opponents to change pollsters opinion.

[quote name="HD94" post="1063359" timestamp="1316797147"] [quote author=bronco1 link=topic=88447.msg1062428#msg1062428 date=1316688816] [quote author=H-D BOBCAT 55 link=topic=88447.msg1062419#msg1062419 date=1316682405] Deweyville will run into a buzzsaw friday night in the swamp. No different than when Levi and Logan Moore played us. [/quote] The H-D Buzzsaw!!! [img][Hidden Content]] [/quote] Cute picture, too bad you were not smart enough to get a picture of a "Buzzsaw".  Even my 6 year old knows thats a chainsaw. [/quote] I guess you're not smart enough to get the joke. Punchline: Thats the closet H-D will get to being a "Buzzsaw".

[quote name="QBterror" post="1063300" timestamp="1316793469"] wow you guys r incompetent to believe hull will even stand a chance and deweyville has been winning by as much as they want all year and will continue to! as for Twine he wont make it past the Dline and ive watched him play once he gets hit he goes down! you can all talk crap as much as you want but eventually you will have to grow up and realize your age! beings most of you are old and your not so glory years have passed! [/quote] Easy QBerror, go back to class, i could hear your voice cracking and sqeaking in that statement.

Dayton vs BH, you might be able to call it a game, certainly couldn't last year.

A sign in Barbers Hill that says 4-0.

[quote name="bh15" post="1063194" timestamp="1316786227"] [quote author=Diamond-J link=topic=88383.msg1063167#msg1063167 date=1316784128] [quote author=bh15 link=topic=88383.msg1063153#msg1063153 date=1316782830] [quote author=bronco pride link=topic=88383.msg1063144#msg1063144 date=1316782378] Never said it was only dayton that fielded underclassman was just answering somebodys post no need to get upset bh jv played really good [/quote]Does anyone know why Dayton B freshman game was forfeited? Dayton had about 60 players on the sideline, certainly more than enough for two teams. BH played the Fresh A team in the 1st half and the B team in the 2nd half.  Final score was Day 36 BH 6. Dayton scored all the pts in the 1st half and made it look easy. Glad the JV stepped it up on defense and won. [/quote]We don't really have a freshmen B team--last year we split them up to form a B team just to accommodate BH, had a couple of injuries, so two kids had to play a couple of plays on both teams and someone threw a "little girl " hissy fit about it. That might be the reason it didn't happen again--maybe [/quote]Without a B team how do you get enough playing time for all those kids? Seems like a lot of them would be sitting the bench. But I guess your system works for you. [/quote] We typically get the back ups plenty of playing time in the 3rd and 4th quarters.