Those Huskie Boys can play ball! I would not be surprised to see them win.
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Those Huskie Boys can play ball! I would not be surprised to see them win.
Game Day!
45-21 Jackets
Time to be more realistic. Just because Argyle put the whack on the Huskies doesn't mean the Yellowjackets will. Y'all got plenty of breaks to beat Argyle....it may not go so much your way this time. They have a good team......it will not be an easy win for either team.Quote:
Originally Posted by hollywood
Will this game be live streamed??? What's the link?
www.kstvfm.comQuote:
Originally Posted by regaleagle
Stephenville broadcast. They're good, a little biased at times.
Works on mobile devices too, no app required
Final stats
Rush
Sv 176
Wfh 179 (foster 118 but had a -20 late)
Pass
Sv 223
Wfh 106
Total
Sv 399
Wfh 285
Turnovers
Sv 6
Wfh 3
Penalties
Sv 3-15
Wfh 2-7
3rd down conv
Sv 3-15
Wfh 1-13
Congrats to the Stephenville Yellowjackets on a very good win. Not a pretty game from the sound of the call, but win and advance is the name of the game. Good Luck against Kennedale......thank goodness you have played Argyle and then Hirschi to get your defense ready.
Yes sir. Giving up 6 turnovers is unacceptable this deep in the playoffs. Thank goodness the defense is tough as nails and very solid against the run. Holding Foster to a season low is no easy task!Quote:
Originally Posted by regaleagle
http://theflashtoday.com/2017/12/08/...to-final-four/
Stephenville limits Foster to complete journey from four wins to final four
By BRAD KEITH
The Flash Today
FORT WORTH (December 8, 2017) – Last year Stephenville won four games.
Now they’re in the final four.
And headed back at AT&T Stadium for the first time since winning their fifth state championship in 2012.
Stephenville may not have slammed the brakes on Daimarqua Foster, but the Yellow Jackets did limit the Wichita Falls Hirschi running back to 100 yards less than his season average in a 31-21 Region I-4A Division I championship and state quarterfinal at Chisholm Trail’s Ranger Stadium Friday.
Next up is Kennedale at 5 p.m. on Friday, December 15, at the home of the Dallas Cowboys, a week before the winner of the semifinal contest returns there to compete for a state championship. The other semifinal is between Carthage and Waco La Vega, who have combined for three of the past four 4A Division I titles.
Krece Nowak rushed for two yards and ended up with more total yards than Foster, his equal on the ground and superior in the passing game. Nowak used a 47-yard reception on a wheel route to set up his own 7-yard run, capping a drive where he touched the ball on all five plays and moved it all 70 yards for a 17-0 Stephenville lead before the first quarter was in the books.
“We’ve been able to do that and it’s been huge for us,” said Stephenville head coach Greg Winder, whose team has not trailed since opening minutes of a bi-district contest it won easily over Sanger. “It just changes the makeup of the whole game when you’re playing from in front.”
But Hirschi was playing in its first state quarterfinal since being eliminated by Stephenville at Texas Stadium in 1998, and after two decades trying to get back, the Huskies refused to go away easily.
Foster got the Huskies on the board with a 13-yard run, one of the two times all night he carried the ball farther than his average of 12.7 yards. Hirschi then pulled within four with its biggest play of the night, only to see it answered by Nowak and Stephenville.
Martez V’rana went over the top to Javen Banks for a 52-yard Husky touchdown before Nowak answered fire with fire. Justas Banks made his big catch along the Stephenville sideline, Nowak took a pitch wide to the left and turned up along the Hirshci sideline, giving the Huskies a good view as he raced away for a 24-13 lead.
“It’s all the offensive line just giving me big holes and giving Easton time to throw the ball, those guys do it all,” said Nowak, crediting Jason Poston, Scott Gill, Lane York, Tyvon Anderson-Robison and Devon Roeming. “At the end of last year I don’t think I could have seen us being in the semifinals at (AT&T Stadium). This is a great feeling.”
The Huskies finally got as close 24-21 midway through the third on the biggest play all night by Foster. It was fourth and two and he came out of wildcat and rushed virtually untouched 33 yards to the house before another wildcat-style play out of the swinging gate ended with Isaiah White taking the snap and plowing over the goal line on a quarterback power t add the two-point conversion.
Stephenville answered with authority and with Winder’s best play call of the night.
Facing third and goal, Stephenville got into the ‘hammer time’ heavy formation, but instead of sticking the ball in the gut of Blu Caylor and allowing him to pound away with it, Jones executed a nifty play action pass made even better by Husky having sent a blitz from the back side. Jones bootlegged right off the paly fake, saw three Husky defenders closing fast, but also two Jacket receivers alone in that side of the end zone. The third-year starting quarterback did not have his best stuff Friday, but he didn’t need it to connect with Kade Averhoff on a soft lob for a three-yard TD late in the third quarter.
No one thought at that time the scoring had ended but that was the case.
Foster converted fourth and two with a nine-yard run to the Stephenville 16 out of the wildcat, but Hirschi didn’t gain another yard the next three snaps and a 33-yard field goal attempt fell several yards short. It happened because of a low snap that almost prevented the kick from ever getting away.
Stephenville kept the ball four minutes then punted. Hirshci lost 20 on a bad snap, five on a sacked by Caylor and Silverio Vasquez and two more on a delay of game penalty from its four. The Huskies punted on fourth and 37 from their own two and Stephenville gained two first downs before running out the clock.
“I’m just so proud of these guys, the way they have handled themselves, enjoying each of these but then coming right back ready to work for the next one,” said Winder. “We’ve got one more gold ball to go chase next week before we’re playing for a championship. That’s kind of hard to believe.”
Especially after just four wins last year. Naysayers may have written off Stephenville, thinking a 7-15 combined record in 2015 and 2016 mean the end of a dynasty.
But Stephenville is back.
The Yellow Jackets are on to the semifinals for the eighth time after improving to 8-8 in 16 state quarterfinals. It was their seventh quarterfinal in 10 years and they are in the semifinals for the third time in six seasons.
Special teams were key again and not just because Hirschi missed a field goal in each half. Stephenville began the scoring with a 30-yard Chase Carrillo field goal and made it 10-0 when Hirschi muffed a punt that bounded into the end zone and was covered up by Gage Graham. The Huskies also muffed a pooched kick off in the second half.
That was one of five Hirschi turnovers after they combined for eight turnovers before halftime. Nowak and Jones each lost fumbles on the initial two Stephenville drives and Jones was picked off twice, though one was on a long third-down pass and was as good as a punt and the other was because he was drilled while releasing a hail mary at the end of the half. The ball fluttered out of his hand and Ezekial Holmes dove for the interception but he was down when he caught it and time was expired.
Stephenville improved to 5-3 all-time against Hirschi. The Yellow Jackets will be seeing Kennedale for the first time since routing them with eight touchdown passes by Tyler Jones in the area round of the 2012 playoffs.
Congrats Ville. I think y’all have a very good shot to get by Kennedale in the Semis. Your defense certainly can slow a predominately run first offense and force them to throw.
That being said... if you turn the ball over 6 times or go 3/15 on 3rd down against the Wildcats you will be playing basketball with us.
yeah.....and another miffed punt for an easy TD will most likely not happen a 3rd game in a row.....nor will 2 missed easy field goals by Kennedale's premier kicker. Time to tighten up the belt and play mistake-free football next week, for sure. Nobody expected Argyle to make those mistakes....it just hasn't happened. For Hirschi......yeah maybe. It's time to play perfect and be perfect.
Thanks regal.Quote:
Originally Posted by regaleagle
To add... Create opportunities, good things will happen. There is no such a thing as perfect football. Argyle made that clear. Looked great when playing a softer schedule. But when pitted against a solid team, weaknesses were exposed. Jackets are far from perfect. There is always room for improvement. And as long as that mentality is predominant, greatness will be achieved.
Yep!Quote:
Originally Posted by Deuce