Jump to content

Week 5: Corrigan-Camden (3-1) @ Alto Yellowjackets (3-1) - 9/28/18

StingEmALTO

By StingEmALTO
in High School Sports

 Share

Corrigan-Camden (3-1) @ Alto (3-1)  

36 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Alto
      27
    • Corrigan-Camden
      9

This poll is closed to new votes

  • Please sign in or register to vote in this poll.
  • Poll closed on 09/29/2018 at 12:30 AM

Recommended Posts

  • Replies 180
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Popular Days

Top Posters In This Topic

Popular Days

Popular Posts

Foozball
Foozball

Outside observer. New to the forums. I just like East TX football in general. Both these teams are steeped in tradition and carry a lot of respect. I can remember the old days. Boo Garrett running the

Ramfanforever
Ramfanforever

I was wishing good luck to both teams and today I pray neither team has injuries.

upullinmychain
upullinmychain

lookin good for Friday lol .

Posted Images

upullinmychain Mentor

upullinmychain

Posted
Posted
11 minutes ago, SwarmingOnEm said:

Elaborate? By “politic” what do you mean? Say it. Believe me, if you say what I think you wanna say, I am ready to eat your lunch on here.

Better be legit with it, ain't no room for politics in football, ain't any room but for one thing and that's purity of the game, pure in nature, pure in form and pure in essence.. Honesty, courage and fortitude need only apply.. Chain. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites
StingEmALTO Proficient

StingEmALTO

Posted
  • Author
Posted

From the Jacksonville Daily Progress:

Corrigan-Camden runs past Alto 39-26

ALTO — Corrigan-Camden outscored Alto 31-6 in the second and third stanzas and claimed a 39-26 victory over the Yellowjackets Friday night at Cam'Ron Matthews Field at Jacket Stadium.

The game, which took place on homecoming night for Alto, was the final non-district affair for both schools.

The Bulldogs moved to 4-1 with the win, while Alto slipped to 3-2 after opening the season with three-straight wins.

The Bulldogs unleashed a punishing ground attack that saw Corrigan-Camden pile up 418 rushing yards. Ashton Jones led his team with 161 yards and a pair of touchdowns.

The visitors scored on seven of their eight possessions over the first three periods of the game, after turning the ball over on downs to the Mean Sting on the opening march of the evening.

Alto took what turned out to be its only lead in the game at the 5:22 mark of the opening quarter when Skylar Atkins motored into the end zone from six yards out, behind the blocking of Foster Hall and Jay Pope. Following Dalton Mabry's point after touchdown boot, the Jackets were up 7-0.

That was all the first half success the Black and Gold had in putting points on the scoreboard as the subsequent drives ended with a fumble, going three and out and with a punt.

Corrigan-Camden took a 25-7 lead at halftime and held the normally potent Alto offensive attack to just 63 total yards in the first half. At the same time the Bulldogs amassed a total of 245 yards.

The Bulldogs surged out to their biggest lead of the evening, 33-7, with 9:39 to play in the third quarter following 51-yard touchdown dash by Jaylon Hunt and Jones' two-point conversion run.

Alto didn't give up and managed to out score the Class 3A Bulldogs 19-6 the rest of the way to make the final margin more acceptable.

The Yellowjackets' last touchdown came via a 60-yard scoring strike from Harmon West to Mabry that took place with 3:14 left in the game. West passed for a total of 129 yards.

Alto will open conference play on Oct. 12 by entertaining Big Sandy at 7:30 p.m.

NOTE: Elizabeth Serrano and Owen Wood were crowned homecoming queen and king during pregame festivities.

EBD0B416-E2E0-4E1E-B21E-D7AF9BD63186.jpeg

Link to comment
Share on other sites
trueblue82 Elite

trueblue82

Posted
Posted
24 minutes ago, yourteamstinks said:

This shocks me .  I honestly thought Alto would run away with it, especially after the Garrison/Joaquin score . 

Thank the lord though . We then would be getting persecuted by yellojacket fans . Atleast now y’all are getting persecuted with us . 

Just goes to show, football is about matchups on Friday night. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites
SwarmingOnEm Rising Star

SwarmingOnEm

Posted
Posted

It’s just whomever matches up better with a certain team. Seems like you guys were better matchup wise for CC and the other way around with Garrison. Guess that’s why we play the games. I’m ready to finally start district play and see some of these matchups in the post season. We will all be in that dance.

  • Like 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites
Alto44 Regular

Alto44

Posted
Posted
7 minutes ago, JACKETLIFE said:

What I mean is, you might want to look to move up a better passer and runner off of Jv to  stop being so 1 sided in play calling. 

Don’t know how that’s political coaching, the kid is a freshman, and weighs a 130 pounds. 10 has gotten better at a lot of things, we just need to do what he can do more. Also the line needs to play better, and the receivers need to catch the ball better, and fight for jump balls on long passes. We are going to get 16 back, and that should help on both sides of the ball. The freshman is going to get snaps in weeks 8,9, and 10, then we will talk about who should be playing.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
corrigancamden09 Experienced

corrigancamden09

Posted
Posted

I HONESTLY BELIEVE IF WE WOULD HAVE SHOWED UP TO PLAY IN JOAQUIN LIKE WE DID IN ALTO , IT WOULD HAVE BEEN A DIFFERENT STORY.. BUT YOU CANT GO BACK AND REPLAY THE GAMES , ONLY THING YOU CAN DO IS LEARN FROM THEM AND LET THE LOSSES FUEL YOU TO DO BETTER.. AND I THINK THE LOSS IN JOAQUIN DID EXACTLY THAT

BEST OF LUCK TO ALTO THE REST OF THE WAY! ALTO IS VERY TOUGH WITH ALOT OF HEART! 

Link to comment
Share on other sites
JACKETLIFE Regular

JACKETLIFE

Posted
Posted

You right! Might  need to give a little more time. JMI, I’m seeing defenses not even considering the QB a threat to make good passes by playing 1 on 1 with receivers. Defenses are blitzing more to get to RB’s and QB is not a threat to run. If a defense can send more players than a offense has blockers, it’s going to make the offensive line look weak! Did not know he was a freshman! Definitely need time for him to grow.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
corrigancamden09 Experienced

corrigancamden09

Posted
Posted
8 hours ago, Tiger1995 said:

Thanks man I appreciate it. Always enjoyed watching us play. Good luck to you guys this year. I too was glad to see our boys get going. The boys worked hard on the off week and made a lot of progress with the offense.

That’s great!  Nothing wrong with getting them losses out of the way before district and playoffs starts, I think it actually does a team good and gets them ready..

I believe y’all will be ready when district starts! Y’all always are

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Tiger1995 Grand Master

Tiger1995

Posted
Posted
12 minutes ago, corrigancamden09 said:

That’s great!  Nothing wrong with getting them losses out of the way before district and playoffs starts, I think it actually does a team good and gets them ready..

I believe y’all will be ready when district starts! Y’all always are

Yes sir. last night's game was  our District opener

Link to comment
Share on other sites
SwarmingOnEm Rising Star

SwarmingOnEm

Posted
Posted
54 minutes ago, Alto44 said:

Don’t know how that’s political coaching, the kid is a freshman, and weighs a 130 pounds. 10 has gotten better at a lot of things, we just need to do what he can do more. Also the line needs to play better, and the receivers need to catch the ball better, and fight for jump balls on long passes. We are going to get 16 back, and that should help on both sides of the ball. The freshman is going to get snaps in weeks 8,9, and 10, then we will talk about who should be playing.

I agree, that’s not really political. We are doing the right thing for what we have up right now. There are a few players on the JV that will def turn heads in the future. They’re just not ready for the bigger time yet. The JV quarterback is a pure passer and has been honed to be such. When he’s physically ready, look out. Our current varsity qb hasn’t played the position since Jr. High and that’s tough to do. He’s improved each week, which is what you wanna see. He understands what the coach wants and is as tough and gritty as they come. Very smart young man, who I believe will play some ball of some type after HS somewhere. We are in year 1 of the new regime. The growing pains can sometimes be hard to swallow for all of us because we ARE so competitive and have been raised to believe we are the best. We gotta keep that going. Whether you are #1 or #3 on the depth chart, it takes heart to know what your role is and to make the most of your opportunity when it comes. The most dangerous teams are the ones that have that all in mentality from the top to bottom. I have a son that plays. Believe me, I hear from him all the time how he wants more opportunities on the offensive side of the ball. I tell him to WORK. Do the extra! It’ll come! And he does that. It shows when the ball does come his way a couple times a game. We spent an hour running routes and catching balls yesterday because that’s what he wanted to do. But I tell him to support the team 1st. And he does. That’s what it takes to win and have a solid program from top to bottom. Kids gotta be accountable to one another and take pride in not being one to let your brother down. 

  • Like 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites
SAWolfman Proficient

SAWolfman

Posted
Posted
8 minutes ago, SwarmingOnEm said:

I agree, that’s not really political. We are doing the right thing for what we have up right now. There are a few players on the JV that will def turn heads in the future. They’re just not ready for the bigger time yet. The JV quarterback is a pure passer and has been honed to be such. When he’s physically ready, look out. Our current varsity qb hasn’t played the position since Jr. High and that’s tough to do. He’s improved each week, which is what you wanna see. He understands what the coach wants and is as tough and gritty as they come. Very smart young man, who I believe will play some ball of some type after HS somewhere. We are in year 1 of the new regime. The growing pains can sometimes be hard to swallow for all of us because we ARE so competitive and have been raised to believe we are the best. We gotta keep that going. Whether you are #1 or #3 on the depth chart, it takes heart to know what your role is and to make the most of your opportunity when it comes. The most dangerous teams are the ones that have that all in mentality from the top to bottom. I have a son that plays. Believe me, I hear from him all the time how he wants more opportunities on the offensive side of the ball. I tell him to WORK. Do the extra! It’ll come! And he does that. It shows when the ball does come his way a couple times a game. We spent an hour running routes and catching balls yesterday because that’s what he wanted to do. But I tell him to support the team 1st. And he does. That’s what it takes to win and have a solid program from top to bottom. Kids gotta be accountable to one another and take pride in not being one to let your brother down. 

You have a good QB coach in Hubbard on staff.  He will get him where he needs to be.  Just may take a while.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share
Go to topic listing


×
×
  • Create New...