South Texas Rankings (week 2)

[Bull Butter]

30-3A takes the top 2 spots this week.....................

1. INGLESIDE MUSTANGS (2-0, LW1, Idle) Mustangs remain on top
2. WEST OSO BEARS (3-0,LW4, beat Port Isabel 20-14 OT) Beware of the Howling Bear!
3. RIO HONDO BOBCATS (3-0,LW2, beat Valley View 35-3) Unimpressive win over a horrible team
4. PORT ISABEL TARPONS (1-2,LW3, lost to West Oso 20-14 OT)Great game on Friday night, someone had to lose
5.ORANGE GROVE BULLDOGS(2-0,LW6,Idle) The Grove enjoys a week off
6. PROGRESO RED ANTS (3-0,LW7,beat Marine Military Academy 35-0) Been a long time since the Ants had a 3-0 start
7. HIDALGO PIRATES (2-1,LW5, lost to Edcouch-Elsa 20-3) No shame in losing to La Maquina Amarilla
8. RAYMONDVILLE BEARKATS (2-1,LW8, beat Brownsville St. Joseph 48-0) Congrats to Coach Alex Leal on his 200th win!
9. MATHIS PIRATES (2-1, LW13, beat Falfurrias 47-0) Pirates are quickly righting the ship
10.ARANSAS PASS PANTHERS (2-1, LW11, beat Bishop 31-14) Panthers move up a spot
11. ZAPATA HAWKS (2-1, LW10, beat Roma 28-20) Roma is not good
12. LA FERIA LIONS (2-1,LW12, beat Weslaco East 14-12) Lions rebound somewhat from the Mercedes debacle
13. LYFORD BULLDOGS (1-2, LW9, lost to Santa Rosa 20-28) SR is 3-0 but they are 2A and not named Refugio
14. SINTON PIRATES (0-2,LW14, Idle) Pirates get a well deserved week off after a meat-grinder first 2 weeks
15. FALFURRIAS JERSEYS (1-2, LW15, lost to Mathis 0-47) Ouch! At least they're still ahead of San Diego
16. SAN DIEGO VAQUEROS (0-3, LW16, lost to Freer 38-26) Vaqueros put up a decent fight, but the losing streak continues


Until next week...................................

[footballgal]

+1

[burnet44]

Originally posted by Bull Butter



6. PROGRESO RED ANTS (3-0,LW7,beat Marine Military Academy 35-0) Been a long time since the Ants had a 3-0 start

14. SINTON PIRATES (0-2,LW14, Idle) Pirates get a well deserved week off after a meat-grinder first 2 weeks



WOW
who would have thunk this
Id pick Sinton if they ever played
but this is incredible

[Johnny 5]

lol

Unimpressive. If the score was higher, you would be jumping on the no class-running up the score bandwagon

Other than that, nice list

[IHStangFan]

Originally posted by Johnny 5
lol

Unimpressive. If the score was higher, you would be jumping on the no class-running up the score bandwagon

Other than that, nice list we'll see. I predict the same ole story...go 10=0 in district and get whacked in the first round.

[Bull Butter]

Originally posted by Johnny 5
lol

Unimpressive. If the score was higher, you would be jumping on the no class-running up the score bandwagon

Other than that, nice list


This coming from a guy who, on the RGV board is quoted as saying "Hopefully the Bobcats will get their act together"

[IHStangFan]

would Pleasanton be considered S. Texas...if so...I'd have them at #2 then West Oso, and so on.

[SintonFan_inAustin]

Originally posted by IHStangFan
we'll see. I predict the same ole story...go 10=0 in district and get whacked in the first round. Didnt they held Cuero to around 20 points last year? That is not getting whacked.

[Bull Butter]

They lost 21-8 to Cuero in the 2nd round. They also didnt go 10-0. They lost to Port Isabel in district.

[SintonFan_inAustin]

Originally posted by Bull Butter
They lost 21-8 to Cuero in the 2nd round. They also didnt go 10-0. They lost to Port Isabel in district. yea i was sure they had to lost to PI and made it to 2nd round, but wasnt sure on the score against Cuero

[Johnny 5]

Originally posted by IHStangFan
we'll see. I predict the same ole story...go 10=0 in district and get whacked in the first round.

Actually, it was 9-1 these past two years. And RH made it to the second round each year, shutting out both teams.

2005 RH v Orange Grove 18-0

Lost to Ingleside pretty badly the next game:D

2006 RH v Raymondville 47-0

Lost to Cuero the next game. RH held Cuero to the least amount of points they had all year. RH lost 21-8, but it was alot closer than it looked. RH stalled out in the red zone a few times. The score was 7-0 until late in the second. So whacked in the first round is inaccurate


Originally posted by Bull Butter
This coming from a guy who, on the RGV board is quoted as saying "Hopefully the Bobcats will get their act together"

Yep. They did not come out strong, I agree. The game looked ugly. Line could not hold, backs were not doing so well. Defense was just about normal.

The weather had alot to do with that. The field was torn up not even halfway into the first quarter. I mean it was a mud pit. Any team would would falter playing on the field the way it was. But the fact that RH faltered and still came out on top.

What I am saying is if RH would have played their top game, and scored 60+ points, people would have been all over them for running up the score on a defenseless 2 year old program. RH didn't, and it is unimpressive. That is all I am saying.

[luvhoops34]

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[Bull Butter]

Revised poll reflects the San Diego score correction............


1. INGLESIDE MUSTANGS (2-0, LW1, Idle) Mustangs remain on top
2. WEST OSO BEARS (3-0,LW4, beat Port Isabel 20-14 OT) Beware of the Howling Bear!
3. RIO HONDO BOBCATS (3-0,LW2, beat Valley View 35-3) Unimpressive win over a horrible team
4. PORT ISABEL TARPONS (1-2,LW3, lost to West Oso 20-14 OT)Great game on Friday night, someone had to lose
5.ORANGE GROVE BULLDOGS(2-0,LW6,Idle) The Grove enjoys a week off
6. PROGRESO RED ANTS (3-0,LW7,beat Marine Military Academy 35-0) Been a long time since the Ants had a 3-0 start
7. HIDALGO PIRATES (2-1,LW5, lost to Edcouch-Elsa 20-3) No shame in losing to La Maquina Amarilla
8. RAYMONDVILLE BEARKATS (2-1,LW8, beat Brownsville St. Joseph 48-0) Congrats to Coach Alex Leal on his 200th win!
9. MATHIS PIRATES (2-1, LW13, beat Falfurrias 47-0) Pirates are quickly righting the ship
10.ARANSAS PASS PANTHERS (2-1, LW11, beat Bishop 31-14) Panthers move up a spot
11. ZAPATA HAWKS (2-1, LW10, beat Roma 28-20) Roma is not good
12. LA FERIA LIONS (2-1,LW12, beat Weslaco East 14-12) Lions rebound somewhat from the Mercedes debacle
13. LYFORD BULLDOGS (1-2, LW9, lost to Santa Rosa 20-28) SR is 3-0 but they are 2A and not named Refugio
14. SINTON PIRATES (0-2,LW14, Idle) Pirates get a well deserved week off after a meat-grinder first 2 weeks
15. SAN DIEGO VAQUEROS (1-2,LW16, beat Freer 8-7) Congrats on breaking the 14-game losing streak!
16. FALFURRIAS JERSEYS (1-2, LW15, lost to Mathis 0-47) Ouch! Back to the cellar.

[burnet44]

what happned to Freer
they used to be good?
run outta kids?

[luvhoops34]

Originally posted by burnet44
what happned to Freer
they used to be good?
run outta kids?

Freer dropped down to 2A. You know the rest. nn

[scott Wilson]

Corpus Christi Caller Times Poll

CLASS 3A/2A/A

Team Rec. Pts. Pvs. Last Week

1. Refugio (7) 3-0 35 1 Poth (W, 35-19)

2. Ingleside 2-0 28 2 Idle

3. Orange Grove 2-0 18 3 Idle

4. West Oso 3-0 11 5 Port Isabel (W, 20-14)

5. George West 3-0 10 4 Goliad (W, 38-33)

Also receiving votes: Skidmore-Tynan 2 (def. Natalia, 43-0), Odem 1 (def. Hebbronville, 20-13)

[burnet44]

Originally posted by luvhoops34
Freer dropped down to 2A. You know the rest. nn

I cant say that can I NN

[footballgal]

Originally posted by luvhoops34
nn

Your mail box is full!!!

btw, I saw the picture of your daughter, she is a beautiful young lady! :)

[scott Wilson]

30-3A will be a dogfight for all teams. I know Ingleside is the "class" of the district, but I think ALL the teams are much improved this year and will compete hard.

[footballgal]

Games Stats
VV vs PI (http://www.rgvsports.com/schedules/details.php?rosterID=28032&seasonID=10&gameID=36500)

http://admin.onset.freedom.com/pictures/rgvsports/1190440213-pivsvalleyviewfbcopy.jpg
Port Isabel’s defensive line flips Valley View Tiger Miguel Mata (7) on
Friday at Tarpon Stadium. The Tarpons defeated the Tigers 44-0.
G. Daniel López, The Brownsville Herald

Port Isabel steamrolls Valley View (http://www.rgvsports.com/sports/yards_534___article.xml/perales_valley.html)
BY JARRET JOHNSON, The Brownsville Herald
Sep 22, 2007 12:48 am

PORT ISABEL — The Port Isabel Tarpons got back to .500 by beating the Valley View Tigers 44-0 Fri-day night at Tarpon Stadium.

The Tigers (0-3) actually played Port Isabel (2-2) even for almost the entire first quarter before Tarpon quarterback David Alaniz (nine carries, 51 yards and two TDs) broke free for a 21 yard scamper for six points with eight seconds left in the opening stanza.

Valley View fumbled on their next offensive play and PI took advantage in a hurry on a 48 yard Nolan Nuñez (14 carries, 167 yards and two TDs) run he took to the house.

Just like that, in 26 seconds, the Tarpons had a two touchdown lead and the rout was on.

“Our defense played well enough to win the game,” Valley View coach David Evans said. “But our of-fense fell apart and turned the ball over too much.”

PI tacked on two more scores before the half on another Alaniz scoring run (two yards) and a remark-able defensive play by linebacker Osiel Perales.

Valley View fullback Johnathan Molina received a carry on a quick dive play up the middle and was dragging a big pile, trying to gain extra yards when Perales charged into the fray and ripped the ball out.

The force of the strip actually caused Perales to fall to the ground, but he jumped back to his feet, scooped up the pigskin and sprinted 40 yards towards the goal line. After picking up a block from James Delgado, Perales rambled into the end zone for a 28-0 lead.

Perales led the Tarpon defense in a terrific shutout performance that allowed only 76 total yards, four first downs and forced three turnovers.

“We played some good defense tonight,” Port Isabel coach Monty Stumbaugh said. “It looked like Osiel (Perales) played great tonight, and we were able to get some turnovers and get back on track.”

Nuñez added another score (35 yards) in the second half and backup running back Angel Ramirez capped the game on a three yard plunge with 3:22 left in the game.

Diego Garcia also had a solid outing for the Tarpons, churning out 67 yards on nine carries.