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11 minutes ago, WOSgrad said:

I don't mean to say this at you, but as it was brought up, the talk of the Hamshire-Fannett movein pipeline needs to stop either.  Any kid that moved in and puts on a Longhorn uniform went through the same process that the Ardoin kid did.  That means at least a majority of the coaches in the district didn't have a problem with them.  If they didn't then why should we?

Trying to imply that Coach Rideaux is somehow recruiting a team to HF is just as bad as what was stated this morning about Coach Davis, Dr. Breithaupt and Dr. Harrison.  Both are trying to attack the character of an area coach and we can't have that.

I'm sorry but I believe the coach for HJ attacked the character of Coach Wise at Jack Yates with his comments after HJ lost to Yates.  

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I’m just going to throw some names out there.  And I’m sure I’m missing some kids.  Help me out if I did.

Wesley Yates III - United - Sr

Ashton Simmons - West Brook - Jr

Amir Young - PA Memorial - Soph

Kayde Dotson - United - Jr

Dre’lon Miller - Silsbee - Jr

Jared Harris - Silsbee - Jr

Trealyn Porchia - United - Sr

 

 

 

 

 

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On 10/31/2022 at 8:31 PM, BMTSoulja1 said:

I’m just going to throw some names out there.  And I’m sure I’m missing some kids.  Help me out if I did.

Wesley Yates III - United - Sr

Ashton Simmons - West Brook - Jr

Amir Young - PA Memorial - Soph

Kayde Dotson - United - Jr

Dre’lon Miller - Silsbee - Jr

Jared Harris - Silsbee - Jr

Trealyn Porchia - United - Sr

 

 

 

 

 

Clarence Payia United also!!

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