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KFDM COOP

KFDM COOP

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22-4A All-District Football Team as selected by the coaches:

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Brandon Williams, Central

OFFENSIVE MVP: Micah Mosley, Nederland

DEFENSIVE MVP: Jacob Pickle, Dayton

TOP OFFENSIVE NEWCOMER: Cody Green, Dayton

TOP DEFENSIVE NEWCOMER: Fred Hynson, Dayton

COACH OF THE YEAR: Jerry Stewart, Dayton

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

Quarterback: London Durham, Ozen

Running backs: Michael Dugat, Dayton; Brad Croak, Vidor

Fullback: Jake Hemmings, PN-G

Wide receivers: Derrick Hall, Central; Josh Thomas, LC-M; Andrew Thomas, Dayton; A.J. Dugat, Dayton; Ronnie Fontenot, Ozen

Tight end: Mike Henry, Central

Center: Blaine Daniel, Nederland

Guards: Adam Westbrook, Nederland; Parnell Wells, Central

Tackles: David Morgan, LC-M; Joe Isbell, Nederland; Jehremy MacGregor, Dayton

Kicker: David Howard, Dayton

Return Specialist: Anthony Williams, Dayton

FIRST TEAM DEFENSEDefensive line: Matt Gilbert, Dayton; Brent Kimmey, Dayton; Brian Davis, Central.

Defensive ends: Marvelous Driver, LC-M; Pharius Hanes, Central; Sali McNeal, Dayton; Dravannti Johnson, Nederland

Inside linebackers: Andre August, Central; Ronnie Arline, Central

Outside linebackers: Andrew Cooper, LC-M; John Gable, Dayton; Charlie Thomas, Central

Cornerbacks: Anthony Williams, Dayton; Joe Carter, Dayton

Safeties: Brett Harris, Vidor; Brian Harmon, LC-M; Ford Smesny, Dayton

Punter: Kamron Vaughn, LC-M

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

Quarterback: Alex Mosier, Nederland

Running backs: Morris Thomas, Central; Cody Hussey, Lumberton

Fullback: Chris Gutierrez, Nederland

Wide receivers: Blake Walker, Vidor; Herbert Labove, Ozen; Matt Johnson, PN-G

Tight end: Jeremy Dominguez, PN-G

Center: Cody Huff, Dayton

Guards: Dustin Kemp, LC-M; Austin Williams, Dayton

Tackles: Weston Granato, Lumberton; Josh Jones, Dayton; Dylan Crosby, PN-G

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

Defensive line: Chase Ferguson, Vidor; Brandon Halloway, LC-M; Matt Passmore, Dayton

Defensive end: Colby Miller, Nederland; Clint Burnett, PN-G

Inside linebackers: Joseph Viator, LC-M; Darby Chilek, Lumberton

Outside linebackers: Ryan Lane, Vidor, Kerwin Marshall, Dayton

Cornerbacks: Adrian Guillory, Central; Ryan Clark, Ozen

Safeties: Andy Dewey, Dayton; Dustin Blanchard, Ozen; Jeremy Garza: Lumberton.

HITSQUAD07

HITSQUAD07

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i wanna know how bryce dejohn didnt get it over mosier and jeremy garza didnt get it for reciever i think some people got jacked out of some spots on it i know the coaches vote but the second ranked quarterback in the district for passing didnt get anything i think there needs to be a revote on this one when we played nederland mosier didnt impress me at all

raidernation

raidernation

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this came from a different thread on this site but i thought it was appropriate here. You going to edit this one also tvc?

It's politics and reputation that decided, no other reason.

Wins and losses?? I guess that's why durham with one win got first team???

Moshier made 2nd team all district QB with these stats.

This includes playoff games (12 total)!

Moshier 92/193 (48%) 11 ints 12 Tds 1379 yards 115/game

Where is DeJohn from Lumberton?

This is playing 10 games

111/207 (54%) 12 ints 15 tds 1545 yards. 154.5/game

Does anybody know how this process works? Does a coach from a school nominate a player(s) by position and then all coaches vote? Or is every player in the district potentially a candidate even if his coach does not nominate him. just curious how the process works.

tvc184

tvc184

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DeJohn had a great year but there is more than stats in picking all-district. I can see that the Lumberton fans believe in all-district by computer. Let the computer spit out the stats and that is your all district team.

Sorry, it doesn't work that way. Leadership, impact on the team, winning, etc., all go into the coaches making their decisions.

As far as stats, DeJohn has slightly better stats but just barely. Moshier taking his team two games deep in the playoffs probably seem more important to the coaches than looking at Lumberton as last place in the district.

adminbaberuth

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Central (11)

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Brandon Williams, Central

Wide receivers: Derrick Hall, Central

Tight end: Mike Henry, Central

Guards: ; Parnell Wells, Central

Defensive line :Brian Davis, Central.

Inside linebackers: Andre August, Central, Ronnie Arline, Central

Outside linebackers: Charlie Thomas, Central

Running backs: Morris Thomas, Central

Cornerbacks: Adrian Guillory, Central

Defensive ends; Pharius Hanes, Central

Nederland (8.)

OFFENSIVE MVP: Micah Mosley, Nederland

Center: Blaine Daniel, Nederland

Guards: Adam Westbrook, Nederland;

Defensive line: Dravannti Johnson, Nederland

Quarterback: Alex Mosier, Nederland

Fullback: Chris Gutierrez, Nederland

Defensive end: Colby Miller, Nederland

Tackles: Joe Isbell, Nederland

Dayton(23)

DEFENSIVE MVP: Jacob Pickle, Dayton

TOP OFFENSIVE NEWCOMER: Cody Green, Dayton

TOP DEFENSIVE NEWCOMER: Fred Hynson, Dayton

COACH OF THE YEAR: Jerry Stewart, Dayton

Running backs: Michael Dugat, Dayton

Wide receivers: A.J. Dugat, Dayton; Andrew Thomas, Dayton

Tackles: Jehremy MacGregor, Dayton, Josh Jones, Dayton

Return Specialist: Anthony Williams, Dayton

Defensive line: Matt Gilbert, Dayton; Brent Kimmey, Dayton; Matt Passmore, Dayton

Defensive ends: Sali McNeal, Dayton

Outside linebackers: Kerwin Marshall, Dayton, John Gable, Dayton;

Safeties: Andy Dewey, Dayton, Ford Smesny, Dayton

Kicker: David Howard, Dayton

Cornerbacks: Anthony Williams, Dayton; Joe Carter, Dayton

Guards: Austin Williams, Dayton

Center: Cody Huff, Dayton

OZEN (5)

Quarterback: London Durham, Ozen

Wide receivers: Ronnie Fontenot, Ozen

Wide receivers: Herbert Labove, Ozen;

Cornerbacks: Ryan Clark, Ozen

Safeties: Dustin Blanchard, Ozen;

Vidor(4)

Running backs: Brad Croak, Vidor

Wide receivers: Blake Walker, Vidor;

Defensive line: Chase Ferguson, Vidor

Outside linebackers: Ryan Lane, Vidor

LCM(10)

Wide receivers: Josh Thomas, LC-M;;

Tackles: David Morgan, LC-M

Defensive ends: Marvelous Driver, LC-M;

Outside linebackers: Andrew Cooper, LC-M;

Safeties: Brett Harris, Vidor; Brian Harmon, LC-M;

Punter: Kamron Vaughn, LC-M

Guards: Dustin Kemp, LC-M;

Defensive line: Brandon Halloway, LC-M;

Inside linebackers: Joseph Viator, LC-M

PNG(5)

Fullback: Jake Hemmings, PN-G

Wide receivers: Matt Johnson, PN-G

Tight end: Jeremy Dominguez, PN-G

Defensive end: Clint Burnett, PN-G

Tackles: ;; Dylan Crosby, PN-G

Lumberton(4)

Running backs: Cody Hussey, Lumberton

Tackles: Weston Granato, Lumberton

Inside linebackers: Darby Chilek, Lumberton

Safeties: Jeremy Garza: Lumberton

raidernation

raidernation

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i figured tvc84 was from nederland.

Sorry, it doesn't work that way. Leadership, impact on the team, winning, etc., all go into the coaches making their decisions.

DeJohn has all the above except the winning team, as did Durham. Moshier just happened to be the guy handing the ball to Mosley and plays for Neuman.

tvc184

tvc184

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i figured tvc84 was from nederland.

Well, it figures you are a Lumberton fan. The stats are almost identical. You can make the Mosley argument but you can also change it around. If Lumberton would have had a back gain 2,400 yards this year, would DeJohn have still tossed for 1,500 yards? I doubt it.

As you pointed out, "DeJohn has all of the above except the winning team" (your words). I think you just hit the nail on the head. Losing teams don't put as many people on all-district teams as do winning teams. It is the same from little league to the pros.

Again using your words:

"Does anybody know how this process works?"

Apparently you do not.

raidernation

raidernation

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If a winning team is the reason then why is Durham (1-9) first team and Moshier 2nd team?

115/game to 155/ game is not that close and a good back HELPS the passing game not hurts it. If we had a running back that had 2400 yards we could have thrown for 2000+ because our opponents would have played man defense and put 8 in the box instead of a two deep zone. Moshier should have had over 2000 yards.

And by the way i am not from Lumberton nor do i live their now! Just a fan!

vp93

vp93

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If you had a running back that ran for 2400yds you would not need to pass the ball. Teams that can run the ball pass just enough to keep the other team honest.

vp93

vp93

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Vidor(4)

Running backs: Brad Croak, Vidor

Wide receivers: Blake Walker, Vidor;

Defensive line: Chase Ferguson, Vidor

Outside linebackers: Ryan Lane, Vidor

LCM(10)

Wide receivers: Josh Thomas, LC-M;;

Tackles: David Morgan, LC-M

Defensive ends: Marvelous Driver, LC-M;

Outside linebackers: Andrew Cooper, LC-M;

Safeties: Brett Harris, Vidor; Brian Harmon, LC-M;

Punter: Kamron Vaughn, LC-M

Guards: Dustin Kemp, LC-M;

Defensive line: Brandon Halloway, LC-M;

Inside linebackers: Joseph Viator, LC-M

Brett Harris plays for Vidor

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I can't beleive Tezeno from PNG was left off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:evil: :evil: :evil:

tvc184

tvc184

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I can't beleive Tezeno from PNG was left off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:evil: :evil: :evil:

From offense or defense, especially on defense. I guess when they gave 20+ picks to Dayton, they didn't leave room for much else.

ozens fastest@1906

ozens fastest@1906

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Just one question, why do the guys from lumberton always think that there is some type of conspiracy going on....

i mean its getting to where coaches cant even vote on the all districts teams with out there being some type of conspiracy theory going on....

HITSQUAD07

HITSQUAD07

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Just one question' date=' why do the guys from lumberton always think that there is some type of conspiracy going on....

i mean its getting to where coaches cant even vote on the all districts teams with out there being some type of conspiracy theory going on....[/quote']

we arent sayin there is a conspiracy goin on we were just wonderin how the 10th(somthin around this) ranked quarterback in the greater houston area doesnt make atleast 2nd team all district

PNG1992

PNG1992

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Definately on Offense TVC......

Didnt he (Tezeno) lead the district in INT's? I know if he didnt he was right there.

Also...how can williams be the MVP of the district yet not be 1st team QB? Same with Mosely.

ozens fastest@1906

ozens fastest@1906

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By given an MVP award there isn't a reason to name that player 1st or 2nd team, the MVP award speaks for it's self...

With that being said you could also take a look at the 21-3A Selections, where MVP Earl Thomas doesn't recieve a spot on the 1st or 2nd team b/c MVP speaks for its self.... It puts them above 1st and 2nd team status..

Players are also not voted on by the number of picks or tackles that they make, they arer voted on by the total number of plays they make and their importance to the success of their team...

tvc184

tvc184

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Also...how can williams be the MVP of the district yet not be 1st team QB? Same with Mosely.

By given an MVP award there isn't a reason to name that player 1st or 2nd team' date=' the MVP award speaks for it's self......[/quote']

Ozens fastest is correct. If you get an individual award like MVP or Offensive/Defensive Player of the Year, in effect you are above the other all-district picks. For example, if a running back is the MVP, then the 1st Team running back can basically be called the second pick since the best running back was lofted into a higher status. That is not a slight to the 1st and 2nd team picks but it points out a single player as being the best at what he does for the team if he is named MVP or one of the Player of the Year awards.

fbplayer999

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i wanna know how bryce dejohn didnt get it over mosier and jeremy garza didnt get it for reciever i think some people got jacked out of some spots on it i know the coaches vote but the second ranked quarterback in the district for passing didnt get anything i think there needs to be a revote on this one when we played nederland mosier didnt impress me at all

First off we didn't need to pass when we played Lumberton we only had to run the ball, Mosley had 400 yards by himself. Don't think the Lumberton Qb did anything that hurt Nederland....

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