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8:27. 2q NF 16 Dayton 14

3:50 1q Dayton 14 NF. 7

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Chapter 1...

Look at it another way. Do you think Dan Hooks would have had as much success in BH as he has had at WOS? No way! You still need talent and WOS has lots of it. As much success as WOS... Probally not......more success than the current staff YOU BET YOUR SHINNY ARSE ;D You got a point there Hooks is the real deal.

You must have not read very many post the last couple of years ;D Maybe the last 2 years there have been complaints but year number 1, BH was shiznit. I agree they were kicking butt, Coach Price was a great Coach then and he still the guy.

It gonna be another long year for them in district regardless of what happens tonight. That district is brutal and they won't make out with a win.

I will take the under on that, I bet you 10 karma points.

Cool idea, somebody get a picture of that.

Any over confidence was snuffed out by Mr. Karam and his Mustangs a few weeks ago. That will not be an issue tomorrow. What will be is catching Mr. Sigers. I say it will be a good game, maybe the game that ends up deciding the winner of this district. Not slighting Crosby because they are right there in it as well.

1. GCM is not supposed to be good, they know it and so does everyone else. It doesn't mean they don't have talent or that they won't be competitive in years to come. It takes time. 2. BH had a good first season in 4A, a middle of the road season last year, and Coach Price has done well with the players he has. You have to remember a HS Coach doesn't get to pick his team, he has to build a team with what he's got. BH will be back and it isn't the Coaches fault that they are struggling. I never heard 1 complaint about his Coaching 2 years ago when BH was slapping their new district around. 3. I don't remmeber what 3 was, but I love HS football. ;D

This is true, not very likely but whoever it is will be tough. We just need to take care of district business.

Crosby Fans - ??? about the KP game. How do ya'll feel you played against them, the win was convincing but were the fans satisfied with the teams performance? I ask this because while we beat GCM pretty easy we still aren't up to par. A little sloppy and need to tighten some things up. Please comment.

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Man it is like Christmas, 2 games in one week. Looking forward this one, North Forest is undefeated and should pose a good challenge for the Broncos. Hopefully we can get rolling and get another win under our belt.

JV Game/ Dayton 26 vs. North Forest 6

Disclaimer: All stats taken from Chron.com please post any corrections. Week 4 Leaders: Tony Carmona passing Chance Casey rushing A.J. Dugat receiving Leading Houston area through week 4.

Father's bow shot kills grizzly attacking his son [Hidden Content] By Carole Cloudwalker A Cody bowhunter in search of an elk found a grizzly bear instead in a Sept. 12 mauling incident on the South Fork. And Ron J. Leming, 37, attributes his father's lifetime of bowhunting for saving his life. “There are not many people who could stand their ground like that, especially with a bow and arrow,†Leming said Wednesday. “I would have been mauled way worse, if not killed, if Dad hadn't had the nerve to stand his ground and shoot that bear with his bow. There's not many people who could have done that.†Leming said his father's shot with a compound bow severed a major artery in the bear and hit his heart. The bear then moved about 80 yards down hill after being shot before falling dead over a log. Leming's father, Ron G. Leming, 62, rushed to his son after the grizzly's initial attack, and managed the compound bow shot as both his son and the bear were running down the hill. “Dad had missed two shots at elk†earlier in the several-day hunting trip to the family's favorite spot, Leming said. “The night before, Dad said a prayer for God to guide his arrow.†Leming added that while his father had elk, not bears, in mind as he prayed, he's glad the right arrow found divine intervention. “If my Dad hadn't been there, who knows?†Leming said. “The look the bear had, the way he was doing ... I could have done absolutely nothing.†Leming and his father had taken their gear 15 miles up the trail from the Boulder Basin trailhead for their annual bowhunting outing. Though they had spotted a black bear and her cubs, there had been no sign of grizzlies, which Leming said was unusual. On Friday morning they headed out from camp, located at about 9,500 feet in elevation, and spotted a good elk. The elder Leming was standing about 30 yards down the hill when his son heard a noise behind him and turned to see the bear standing there. “He was king of the woods,†Leming said. “He thought there was an elk in there and he would bring it down.†Leming yelled at the bear, but it charged him. Trying to pull the trigger release string on his bow, Leming realized there was no time to shoot the bear himself, so he moved behind a tree and began running around it to buy time. Then he ran down hill, figuring he could move faster in that direction. “I passed my dad and I saw an arrow fly right by my leg, about two feet away,†Ron said. He realized his father had shot at the bear, but he was unsure if the arrow went home. “I took three or four more steps and I fell,†he said, “The bear was on top of me.†Leming was kicking at the grizzly and possibly put his hands out defensively. “It's kind of blurry,†he said. The bear grabbed Leming's arm and, “I felt like I was in a vice, with the power that thing had,†he said. He managed to rise and head for a forked tree, where the bear again jumped on his back. “It was pretty scary,†the long-time hunter said. The bear attacked again and Leming was hitting him with his bow as well as struggling with the animal, who suddenly moved away. “He took a few steps toward Dad, then he started walking down the hill. I told Dad to kill him, but he (bear) was already starting to check out,†Leming said. The bear soon fell on a log, dead. “I got super cold - I think I was in shock,†Leming said. His father kept asking how badly he was hurt, and he said he felt OK, considering what he'd been through. “Things got blurry and I lay there for about 45 minutes. I thought I was going to pass out.†The two men finally were able to get back to camp - Leming walked because he was unable to mount his horse. They made sure the camp was clean and Leming “stood on the bear box†to get on his paint mare, Josie, which his father led over. They took their other horses and got to the trailhead, then loaded the horses and even stopped by the Leming home to drop them off before going to West Park Hospital. Leming was admitted overnight. He received stitches for wounds to his hands and arm, and the bites on his back were patched up as well. Dennie Hammer, information specialist for the Game and Fish Department in Cody, said the men spotted a bull elk and were about to take aim when the elk spooked, probably because he spied the bear. “They were trying to call in the elk when he spooked,†Hammer said. Leming stood up and so did the grizzly, an 11-year-old male that was about 15 feet from the hunters. “The bear charged and bit (Leming) on the right arm,†Hammer said. “His father shot the bear with an arrow,†Hammer said. The bear, though mortally wounded, charged the younger Leming again, this time biting his left hand and arm, as Hammer described the 9 a.m. incident. By the time a game warden could reach the spot where the attack took place, the bear's body was badly decomposed because of high temperatures during the weekend, Hammer said. For that reason, the bear's carcass was left where it fell. Hammer said it appears the grizzly was known to game officials, though he did not know whether the bear had worn a tag or radio collar. He was captured in 2003 after he broke into a shed at Brown Thomas Meadows on the upper South Fork, Hammer said, and was relocated to the Jackson area. The Friday incident remains under investigation, but Hammer said it appears to be a case of self-defense. In such instances, it's legal to kill a grizzly bear, he added. He said while grizzlies are no longer considered a threatened species, no hunting season for them has been established. They are under G&F management and eventually a season will be set, Hammer added.

They normally rush on punt, they thought that punt was going to be fake.

Their RB (M. Sigers) is fast, Sigers rushed for 383 yds and 3 TD's his first 2 games. Galena Park held him to 61 yards and no TD's. QB Tommy Peters is 7 for 18 with 112 yds passing and 2 TD's for the season. NF team rushing totals for the season are 552 and 444 of those are Sigers.

;D ;D

I have been saying that, they won't win a game in 20-4A, except for maybe LCM. Sorry, Bears.

Final Dayton 49 GCM 0

4:10 3q 42-0

8:43 3q Dayton 35 Gcm. 0