cardinal81o7 Posted August 19, 2006 Report Posted August 19, 2006 thats true coop, anahuac is big up front and has great athletes from what i saw. i think they just need to put it together. we outworked them today and had a higher intensity from what i saw. our offense started a little shaky but we settled down. jr cody mills had a long td run. johnny wasnt his tremendous usual self today but he had a few shifty/nice runs and scored once from about the ten, but hey its just the first scrimmage. our defense looked stellar...imo all questions or doubts were erased.
Bobcatfan4life Posted August 19, 2006 Report Posted August 19, 2006 Report from the BC/Anahuac scrimmage was Anahuac has a very big line and will make some noise in 2A. I was surprised at the overall size Anahuac has. BC got the ball first in the controlled part of the scrimmage and was completely shut down for about the first 8-10 plays. They had a long run to about the Panther 5 that set up the first touchdown. Anahuac ran a lot of shotgun formations offensively and was able to move the ball well at times on the BC defense. Very big guys up front for the Panthers on both sides of the ball. They were pretty physical on defense. Anahuac should contend in 24-2A, possibly for the district championship. Bridge City looked very good running the ball at times. They tried a few deep passes that were unsuccessful and didn't get the passing game going. Anahuac will get another good test text week when they travel to Silsbee. BC will be at LC-M.
gary-us-bonds Posted August 19, 2006 Report Posted August 19, 2006 I agree that you can't put a score on it. Now, would it have ended up 35-0 anyway had they played the scrimmage? It probably would have been something similar to that, but in my first post I simply put what happened at the practice/scrimmage. Vidor couldn't really move the ball for positive yards at all on about 32 of their 35 plays they ran. I didn't ever say the final was 35-0. I did mention that Vidor had a couple good runs 2 of the last 3 plays of the scrimmage. I really liked Chase Ferguson. Is he a senior? vidor was not a scrimage. yoy can not say lee 35 vidor 0. it was a practice.lee was big & strong with alot of depth. vidor had 4 or 5 going both ways. the big o lineman & d tackle was chase ferguson. he is one that never came off the field. thought we did very well at the end after the bench clearing. we kind of took control.
gary-us-bonds Posted August 19, 2006 Report Posted August 19, 2006 Also, if we're reporting underclassmen... Lee freshmen scored about 4 td's to Vidor's 0. I can't remember for sure, it was either 3 or 4 td's I didn't get to see the JV. I did see Vidor score one long td catch in the JV scrimmage, but couldn't tell you what else happened.
grandslam Posted August 19, 2006 Report Posted August 19, 2006 Panamamyers you must of watched a different freshman game than me, because Vidor scored 3 tds on three consecutive plays. Baytown scored 3 tds, two of which were called back.
gary-us-bonds Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 I guess we were. You realize it was the freshman inside the stadium right? Out in the practice fields was the jv and soph. I saw Vidor moving the ball out there, but in the stadium, where the freshmen were playing, Vidor didn't get a single positive yard in the 25 or so plays I saw. I will admit that I left towards the end to go to the restroom and then went around to the varsity area out in thge practice fields. Unless these touchdowns were in the goalline portion, then I don't think Vidor could have scored if you gave them 100 plays. They just didn't have enough team speed. Lee had about a 70 yard touchdown pass, a 55 yard touchdown run, another 40+ yard touchdown run when their better running back(#21) got in the game. I don't know man, maybe Vidor turned it around and turned into the 85 Bears for the last 5 minutes that I missed. I can't say for sure, because I wasn't there. The first 55 minutes they didn't get more than 10-15 total yards on 25 or so plays
Bread Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 thats exactly what happened, 3 touchdowns on 3 consecutive plays.... all at the end of the game....
gary-us-bonds Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 Well I guess I missed that. If it wasn't goal line situation and it was 1's v 1's then I am very surprised and maybe I underestimated Vidor. The 1's vs 1's that I saw, from freshman and varsity both, Lee was just too big and too fast. Any time Vidor actually broke the line of scrimmage and made positive yards it was party time and celebrations all around. I'll just have to wait til Lee plays Ball High to really see what's going on.
piratefan Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 So did Vidor look bad or Lee was just that good? Varsity..It dont matter what freshman did..Just varsity
gary-us-bonds Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 I'll be as unbiased as possible. I don't think Lee is THAT good. I've watched every game of Lee's for the past 20 years. Lee will be much better than last year in my opinion. We were playing with a bunch of 10th graders last year. But, I don't think we're THAT good yet, maybe next year. Also, I don't really look too much at Lee's second string, because, although we may have depth compared to Vidor, they are not really that good. Particularly our second string qb is a big dropoff, so it's hard to judge once Lee's first team comes out. Having said all that. I thought Vidor had very good interior defensive line play and linebackers. I think they are a bit slow around the corners. They played good in the defenseive backfield. The right cornerback laid a good lick on one of the Lee receivers. Also, that same right corner made a very good breakup on a deep ball. Vidor has a pretty good offensive line, and I'm sure it will be much better once Gooch starts playing. They don't have much speed at the skill positions, so I think their best work will be quick hitters up the middle. The quarterback was pretty scrappy but doesn't have a cannon for an arm. It's really hard to say from today's action. There was virtually NO scrimmage work. It was all a big practice. They had like 5 plays where they went 1 vs 1 in scrimmage type atmosphere. There was a lot of goalline situation, but it's tough to say what you can learn from that. I'd say Vidor's defense surprised me. They looked stiff. You can probably run on the perimeter on them if you have a lot of speed, but I'm not sure how many teams will hve the speed necessary to do that. It will be VERY tough to run up the middle on Vidor. Now, the offense.....I'll just say the defense better be stout. It will take a lot of long, methodical drives for Vidor this year I believe. I don't see much in the passing game or on the perimieter in the running game. It's going to be a lot of 3 yards and a cloud of dust.
piratefan Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 Thanks panamyers.. I wish they ran more of a game type scrimmage,it is hard to judge what you got when you do what they did.. but I guess they are the coaches and they know what there doing.. I appreciate the unbiased opinion on the game.. Sounds like you are pretty knowledgeable about the game..
vp93 Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 That's good to hear. That's been something that has been missing- ball control offense and a strong defense.
AggiesAreWe Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 Just got back from the Silsbee-Nederland scrimmage. The only score was from Silsbee's 2nd team offense against Nederland's 2nd team defense. Nederland did have a long pass that appeared to be a td but it was ruled out of bounds. Both offenses were a little off. Both defenses look promising, particularly Nederland's. Score: Silsbee 7 Nederland 0
Guest GoStangs Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 9th grade: WOS - 5 BH - 0 JV: WOS - 2 BH - 1 Varsity: WOS - 33 BH - 7
KFDM COOP Posted August 20, 2006 Author Report Posted August 20, 2006 Thanks to everyone on their hard work on reporting scores..
vfootball Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 chase ferguson is a junior from vidor. this is his third year on varsity.and i agree it was hard to tell about this practice. we will see this week against wos.
vfootball Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 he 6'1" 295 benches 380 squats 590 runs about a 5-2 or 5-1 40 real smart kid ranks about 60 in his class of over 300
kicker Posted August 20, 2006 Report Posted August 20, 2006 he 6'1" 295 benches 380 squats 590 runs about a 5-2 or 5-1 40 real smart kid ranks about 60 in his class of over 300 Can we say D1 prospect??? Atleast an Althletic/Academic scholar right??
vfootball Posted August 21, 2006 Report Posted August 21, 2006 sure sounds like it . him and gooch playing together makes for a good line.
New Indian Posted August 21, 2006 Report Posted August 21, 2006 IMO its great that Vidor is playing good teams to get them ready for district Kudos to the coach for that. :|
DP#1FAN Posted August 21, 2006 Report Posted August 21, 2006 Deweyville 21 Hemphill 14 Deweyville's defense looked very quick to the ball. Hemphill could have a D1 offensive line 6'-4" 345lbs. Good looking kid. Deweyville' offensive line is alot stronger than I thought they would be. Coaches my hats off to you all nice job. Deweyville was in alot better shape than Hemphill.
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