Barbers Hill vs Houston Sterling
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By AggiesAreWe · Posted
I am going to assume they are but this is non district so not much to lose here. -
By SmashMouth · Posted
Young lady, not to be rude, but, how many moons are in your world? Vidor has a better chance of being voted most desirable city in the US than their team winning this game. I'll be rooting for them, but I'm not expecting anything in return... -
By Matt Dillon · Posted
Lot of truth I think in this statement. Most offenses that have studs are gonna be difficult to stop no matter what their schemes are. The slot T, I believe, does have certain keys that can be read. However, if they waggle out of it, that can make it much tougher, I’m guessing. Defensively, teams that have poor eye discipline (looking in backfield instead of reading keys) and run fits, are probably gonna be exposed somewhat, even with good athletes. Well disciplined defensive teams could make it a struggle offensively if ability levels are somewhat equal -
By PNGFaithful · Posted
If we don’t find a defensive secondary and another receiver this will be an early playoff exit. -
Yes on the economy and fiscal decisions, but you think Trump won and the right gained seats in the house and senate because "most Americans" are looking for high morals and integrity? Surely even you can see the irony in that statement. Trump won despite his lack of morals and integrity. The country is looking for help with the border, inflation, and crime. They're tired of being talked down to by the left. They're NOT looking for a religious revival. The voters that swung this thing are not interested in conservative morality at all, they just want to be able to afford groceries and not get mugged on their way to buy them. The quickest thing the right can do to lose this mandate is force morality on the majority of the country that doesn't agree with it or doesn't agree the govt should be regulating it. It would be typical of the right (or left, if the roles were reversed) to think that a less than 1.5% popular vote win against an entirely unelectable presidential candidate is a green light to start pushing radical legislation, though.
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