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Voted "who cares" to take the lead in the poll. Cowboys, Browns. Tomato tomahto. Virtually identical since like, forever. Way to go Jerry! Such a football guy!

Please no

The Ville by 3

I doubt it .... not losing to Northern Ice-cycles at home ...

I was born (like many Alto kids) at Nan Travis Hospital in Jacksonville. I had family who lived there for decades, actually did my student teaching and was a teacher at Jacksonville HS for 5+ years, and now family owns property on Lake Jacksonville, have a ton of friends there……..so Jacksonville for me is a second home. Always pull for the Indians and remember some really good times, especially during the Danny Long years when I was teaching there. Know the traditions, fight song, school song, and met many folks who remain friends so I always follow the Tribe. I was curious about this series with Henderson and in looking it up noticed that Jacksonville is just one win from reaching their 500th win in program history. Very cool milestone for a program who has struggled in the last few years. J’ville defeated Brownsboro for win #499 Friday night and broke that nasty 11-game losing streak. Having only won 2 home games (49-20 vs Hallsville 9/24/21, 34-17 vs Athens 9/33/22) since they remodeled the Tomato Bowl in 2019, I hope they can get that win Friday vs. Henderson.....at home. Henderson is just 9 wins away from joining the 600 Club. Aunt and uncle lived there for 11 years and I spent many summers there. So I have been interested in both programs most of my life. Jacksonville and Henderson both seem to be on the upswing. We’ll see how this one plays out. Head says Henderson, heart says Jacksonville. I’m gonna go Indians by a TD. Jacksonville ALL-TIME RECORD: 499-559-39 Playoff Appearances: 27 District Championships: 17 Playoff Record: 25-27-1 Henderson ALL-TIME RECORD: 591-437-54 Playoff Appearances: 25 District Championships: 14 State Championships: 1 - 2010 Playoff Record: 37-24-1 HENDERSON vs. Jacksonville (48-33-4) 13 - 1919 - 0 6 - 1921 - 16 0 - 1923 - 32 3 - 1925 - 3 0 - 1926 - 13 0 - 1927 - 12 9 - 1929 - 0 0 - 1930 - 25 7 - 1931 - 7 19 - 1932 - 12 7 - 1933 - 6 25 - 1934 - 7 12 - 1935 - 0 14 - 1936 - 0 6 - 1937 - 0 0 - 1938 - 26 18 - 1939 - 0 6 - 1940 - 7 13 - 1941 - 7 13 - 1942 - 26 25 - 1943 - 0 0 - 1944 - 14 0 - 1945 - 12 19 - 1946 - 0 13 - 1947 - 13 40 - 1948 - 0 32 - 1949 - 0 12 - 1950 - 13 6 - 1951 - 19 6 - 1952 - 14 20 - 1953 - 7 34 - 1954 - 14 13 - 1955 - 13 40 - 1956 - 20 13 - 1957 - 7 6 - 1958 - 0 11 - 1959 - 0 0 - 1960 - 19 0 - 1961 - 10 16 - 1962 - 30 6 - 1963 - 8 0 - 1964 - 14 22 - 1965 - 12 29 - 1966 - 15 31 - 1967 - 8 35 - 1968 - 7 10 - 1969 - 6 13 - 1970 - 20 12 - 1971 - 30 26 - 1972 - 6 14 - 1973 - 0 14 - 1975 - 23 7 - 1976 - 0 21 - 1977 - 14 26 - 1978 - 14 20 - 1979 - 21 21 - 1980 - 7 17 - 1981 - 14 32 - 1982 - 8 20 - 1983 - 21 3 - 1984 - 0 47 - 1985 - 0 27 - 1986 - 0 39 - 1987 - 0 21 - 1992 - 0 6 - 1993 - 10 22 - 1994 - 7 38 - 1995 - 35 25 - 1998 - 19 21 - 1999 - 31 9 - 2002 - 16 0 - 2003 - 21 0 - 2004 - 39 35 - 2005 - 41 17 - 2006 - 24 25 - 2007 - 41 17 - 2008 - 14 55 - 2009 - 56 ot 37 - 2012 - 13 40 - 2013 - 20 28 - 2018 - 22 67 - 2019 - 40 dnp-2020 - COVID 21 - 2021 - 6 35 - 2022 - 44 58 - 2023 - 14

Well they do have a better record than GW and Atlanta.

Harris as president would be a God send to Putin.....he fears Trump.....

Won’t happen till DJT is back in DC lol. Then maybe it’ll get back to normal. Dropping a c note at Mickey D’s ain’t normal

Man if it means we get another Win we can play an all girls catholic school for all I care I can’t handle those 2 win seasons

I don’t know if this is a pride thing for Gunter. I think the Tigers had trouble filling a schedule with competitive games vs similarly-sized opponents. Anna and Celina had openings and obliged. I don’t know that playing up in class somehow makes you more prone to injury any more so than a regular matchup. I know Celina is not overlooking the Tigers this week. The Bobcats are treating this one like business as usual. I expect Celina to win comfortably in the end, but I also expect Gunter to give a good account of themselves come Friday. So long as Gunter doesn’t get disheartened by back-to-back losses, the Tigers will be just fine. They’ll still be around when all the Christmas decorations starts to get setup.

What do you expect from NPC's?

Listen, after the season we had last year EVERY victory is a little sweeter so one point or a blow out, I just feel blessed to get a win! Lol

Nobody believes that. You called it a good win. You prolly high fived your whole family when the game was over.

Bulldogs get it rolling this week

This game shouldn’t be close, this should be over at half, but Tyler showed last night they have tough time keeping a lead. A lot of that was due to conservative play calling from being up by so much, so this week we need to show if we get a lead we need to keep it and not let teams linger. give me CUJO really big.

All the real Republicans are doing it. https://www.yahoo.com/news/cheney-endorsement-tests-just-many-090304229.html Cheney endorsement tests just how many Republican votes Harris can get TAL AXELROD Sat, September 7, 2024 at 4:03 AM CDT·6 min read Big-name Republican endorsers of Vice President Kamala Harris are testing just how many disgruntled GOP voters are up for grabs in her race against a polarizing former President Donald Trump. Former Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney, a member of pre-Trump GOP royalty, became the latest and most prominent Republican to back Harris Wednesday. Harris also has endorsements from former Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., and hundreds of local Republican officials to try to puncture what her campaign views as Trump's soft underbelly with Republican voters who are uncomfortable with the former president's brash and unorthodox brand of politics. The campaign's consistent outreach is just one part of Harris' overall path to Election Day, but now, with no bigger names left on the table for support, the vice president will likely find out if there's more support to be had from dissatisfied Republicans -- or if she's already maxed out. "The Kinzinger/Cheney endorsements are designed by Democrats to make Republican voters who are alienated by Trump's dishonesty, bad character, felony conviction, public policy ignorance, etc., feel better about not just abstaining but actively showing their displeasure by voting for Harris," said former Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., a conservative six-term lawmaker who clashed with Trump during his 2022 Senate race. "The number of Republican voters swayed by Republicans who endorse Harris is relatively small," he added. "But in an otherwise close race, it could be the difference between winning and losing." PHOTO: Former U.S. Rep. Wyo. (R) Liz Cheney speaks onstage during the 2024 Martin Luther King, Jr. Beloved Community Commemorative Service at Ebenezer Baptist Church, Jan. 15, 2024, in Atlanta. (Paras Griffin/Getty Images) Cheney, a rising star in yesteryear's GOP who became both an outcast and the face of the anti-Trump Republican flank after the Jan. 6 insurrection, said Wednesday in red-leaning North Carolina that she would back Harris out of fear for American democracy. On Friday, she said her father, former Vice President Dick Cheney, would do the same. "I felt that it was a particularly important discussion to have for the first time in North Carolina, where, you know, one of the questions that that I hear from Republicans who know that they would not support Donald Trump again, but, you know, have sort of said, well, maybe I'll just write someone in, " she said on Friday. "And I think that, particularly when we're talking about states where we know it's going to be close, where the election will be decided, we don't have that luxury and I think it's really important to recognize the nature of the choice that we have," she said. The endorsement is just one part of Harris' strategy to win over fence-sitting Republican voters. PHOTO: Adam Kinzinger, former Rep. (R-IL) takes the stage on Day 4 of the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Chicago, Aug. 22, 2024. (Kevin Wurm/Reuters) The party sees an opening for expansion with wayward Republicans, particularly after hundreds of thousands of voters bucked Trump in the GOP primary to vote for former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, including after she ended her campaign. And Trump has demonstrated little appetite for those who opposed him, saying at a town hall Thursday, "I don't want that person" when asked about people who didn't cast a primary ballot for him. Democrats had a parade of Republican speakers, including Kinzinger, speak at their convention last month. Harris has said she would appoint a Republican to her Cabinet. A network of local officials and former Trump administration officials have hit the trail to stump for Harris. And the campaign has dumped millions of dollars in advertising to suggest to Republicans that they have a place in the modern Democratic Party. To be certain, Harris is not putting Republican converts at the heart of her strategy, recognizing the limited opportunity challenging a GOP largely in Trump's thrall. But Democrats insist that winning over a sliver of protest voters can pay dividends -- and that big names like Cheney and Kinzinger could provide a permission structure for some Republicans to punch their ticket for a Democrat this November. "We know that there are a number of Republicans who are in a similar situation. They're not never Trump, necessarily. Some may be, but they may not know how they feel yet about Vice President Harris," said Democratic strategist Karen Finney. "This kind of endorsement sends a signal to those voters that there is someone else who is high profile, but who thinks like they do about Trump and has similar concerns, and who they respect." It's unclear precisely how much Cheney will be out on the trail converting Republicans, but there is already a playbook for how she can throw her weight around. In 2022, she put $500,000 into an Arizona ad hammering Kari Lake and Mark Finchem, the Republican candidates for governor and secretary of state and vocal election deniers, saying that "I don't know that I have ever voted for a Democrat, but if I lived in Arizona, I absolutely would." Both Lake and Finchem went on to lose their races. PHOTO: Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump speaks during a Fox News town hall hosted by Sean Hannity in Harrisburg, Pa., Sept. 4, 2024. (Evelyn Hockstein/Reuters) But statewide races in a midterm year are not the same as a historic presidential election with a Republican candidate who sucks up an unparalleled amount of political oxygen. Polling has shown Harris stuck in the single digits with support among Republicans, and Trump has been a public figure for years, including nearly 10 since he launched his first campaign, leaving perceptions about him cemented enough to withstand the new endorsements. "My instinct is that those [Republicans] and [independents] aren't moved by that -- they are already on board with Harris," said Chuck Coughlin, a strategist in Arizona who left the GOP in the Trump era. "Anyone who is already voting against Trump because they hate Trump is already there, GOP pollster Robert Blizzard agreed. "They aren't moving against him because a random former congressman says they are too." Other Republicans said voters might not be persuaded by Cheney and Kinzinger's dire warnings about the threat Trump poses to democracy given that, despite the three-year-old Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol by a pro-Trump mob, guardrails held. "I think Kinzinger and Cheney aren't that persuasive to fence sitting or 'Haley' voters. They typically do not accept the apocalyptic framing they use that Democracy ends with Trump. I think the most persuasive are those that worked with him like [Jon] Kelly, [Mark] Esper, [Henry] McMaster, [John] Bolton etc. who can say they worked with him and he's unfit," said anti-Trump GOP strategist Rob Stutzman, referencing former Trump administration officials with national security backgrounds. And with all the work and money Harris has already put into appealing to Republicans, some operatives speculated that the vice president's ceiling on GOP support may have already been met. "It certainly helps. But I'm not sure their endorsements are leading indicators of the Never Trump movement, instead they seem more to be lagging indicators of the movement," said former Florida Rep. David Jolly, who left the GOP over disagreements with Trump. "The real catalyst to the strengthening coalition has been Harris herself." Trump's campaign, for its part, appeared unconcerned about the recent Cheney endorsements. When asked what the campaign thought of Cheney announcing she and her father would vote for Harris, campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung replied, "who the ### is Liz Cheney?"

Yea…. They good.

Isn't it odd how when Democrats do it, it's a "misspeak", but when Republicans do it, it's a "lie"?

Right got my 4 kids splitting a happy meal just so I can buy a Big Mac

We playing up a division this week with the mighty QC bulldogs

I’ll be there. Gonna fun to watch!!

You can send him back . Just do it one body part at a time.

Carthage will be able to run the ball pretty effectively in most games so Jett may not have to throw as much.

This should be a tune up game for Lufkin and HP work out the kinks, get the secondary on the right page, O Line needs to take last Friday of the first two and half Quarters and move and make it 4 quarters of work.

I hope you are right! Y’all split with them the last two years, losing last year (21-20) but winning the year before (16-7). Y’all’s turn!

I'm just glad you got the NPC reference.

They even have an "About Republicans" page... Penzeys But they don't have an "About Democrats" page...I wonder why...

I agree with your predictions except Cushing will beat the Grove! Is. Look at who the Grove has beaten!

Helps dropping down in classification and playing even small teams. EF will be better suited in 2A-DI.

These Bidenomics are no joke!

@KirtFalcon was there for the coin toss. They were honoring Spanish American war vets that night. He’s still got that Buffalo nickel.

Carthage has only scored 15 points all year.

EF!

I never root for OU, A&M, LSU, or anybody else really. I put up with Arkansas because my wife and half of my family were hogs. (Fayetteville is great too I’ll give them that). I find myself always rooting for the underdog in whatever game I’m watching, not necessarily for other SEC teams. I think rooting for your conference members is so lame.

Ain’t looking good for QC

Didn’t know if you knew he was EF. All us Jackets…..well we like to win…no matter the competition.

Didn’t Harleton take qc to the wood shed Friday night? EF should be as good as Harleton so EF by 35 maybe 42.

No no no. Y’all good. I was picking on the Elysian Fields fan.

Next alignment, you guys gonna schedule 6 man teams lol

Y'all can have those warmongering fascists.....

They were a joy to watch at state!

You have to have an IQ of a turnip to believe Russia supports Harris over Trump. Harris = Ukraine funding Trump = No funding for Ukraine.