BevBrownJr

And what did the “voice of reason “ say?

You’re probably right…and I sure hope you are. CHS has been very effective with its passing game in the red zone. It is very realistic to expect one or more of the WRs to score Friday. And, of course, Benny Smith is a weapon down there.

There has been a lot of discussion about what is expected to happen when CHS has the ball. What is expected when PG has the ball?

Thus far this year, has PG DL Jackson been lining up in the same defensive position all the time?

Doesn’t Carthage only have a couple of two-way players- #70 & #12?

Half of the 16 district champions have already been eliminated. Midland Greenwood Lubbock Estacado Van Alstyne Hamshire-Fannett West Columbia Bellville Carrizo Springs Port Isabel

There were 3 CHS defenders on that last-second pass into the end zone - Ed Pope (Texas A&M), Kendall Thompson (University of Texas), and Jalen Claiborne (Wyoming). They were all covering Brownwood’s Jaxon Shipley (later a teammate of Thompson’s at the University of Texas).

2010 state championship came against Coldspring

Had no idea. Would like to see a list of them.

I’ve heard Coach Surratt call him a “warrior”. Colt has been the only two-way starter for the Bulldogs for the past two years.

Why do you think this? Is it because of PG’s lack of depth? Or because of the fine Edwards/Smith duo for CHS? I find it hard to believe PG is stronger against the pass than they are against the run.

FINAL: Carthage 56, Krum 13

So you’re telling me there’s a chance?

Can we have the link to it (as was provided last week)?

You are correct, sir.

According to the Panola Watchman: Senior MLB Klayton Ingram is likely out for another week; Sophomore RB KJ Edwards is questionable for tomorrow night’s game, as is senior WR Blake Marion; Senior tackle Colt Hodges is expected to play against Krum.

I agree with the above. Also, both #18 & #19 are sophomores.

Who’s this “Farmersville” you speak of?

Was anything said in today’s Chalk Talk that can be shared here?

Does Farmersville have an experienced team this year?

I understand Coach Surratt has some tolerance for mistakes, but absolutely none for not playing hard.

If I had known this was actually a thread on next week’s PG vs. Carthage 3rd-round game, I would have checked it out before now.

In its last 10 games, Carthage’s average margin of victory has been more than 44 points per game (ranging from 31 over Chapel Hill, which is still alive in the 4ADI playoffs, to 56 over San Benito, which made the playoffs in 6A).

That should change after Thanksgiving, which is nearly here.

Krum’s results: Won 35-7 over Wills Point (5-5, 2-3), which missed the playoffs when it lost its last game to Ferris Won 55-12 over 4ADI Fort Worth Western Hills (2-8, 2-4) Won 48-20 over 4ADI Lake Worth (2-8, 2-3), which missed the playoffs by losing the tiebreakers after finishing in a 3-way tie for 3rd place in its district Won 34-25 over 4ADI Carrollton Ranchview (5-6, 2-3), which is 1 of the teams that tied for 3rd in its district with Lake Worth; lost 7-44 to Decatur last night in bi-district game Won 55-35 over Caddo Mills (6-5, 3-3) in district opener; CM finished in 4th place in the district and lost its bi-district game Thursday 27-52 to Sunnyvale Lost 33-47 to district champion Van Alstyne (8-3, 6-0), which won its bi-district game 54-15 last night against Ferris; Carthage beat VA each of the past two years in the area round Lost 14-40 to Sanger (4-6, 3-3), which missed the playoffs by virtue of an early October loss of 26-28 to Caddo Mills; low point of Krum’s season Won 43-10 over Gainesville (1-9, 1-5), whose only win this season was over Bonham Won 34-27 over Farmersville (8-3, 4-2), which won its bi-district game last night 27-0 over Canton; Krum’s most impressive regular-season win this year Won 48-0 over Bonham (1-9, 0-6), which ended the season on a 9-game losing streak Won 24-14 over Quinlan Ford (7-4, 3-2), which won by 1 point over Spring Hill in a nondistrict game Krum scored over 38 points a game this season, while giving up just over 21 points a game.