If uniform colors are the problem please tell me what color I need to order so that we can win state every year!!!!

On 4/11/2024 at 4:02 PM, CashCrossIsTheFuture4 said:

Football scene has been stagnant (as expected) but what are some exciting matchups that we see coming in this season? 

Off rip i’m gonna say Longview vs SOC and Carthage vs CH 

It would be pretty cool to have these games on Saturday. I bet it would pack the house to capacity. 

13 hours ago, Mavchamp said:

Good stuff.

I wouldn't be shocked to see THS go 4-0.  But 3-1 seems plausible with such a killer schedule.  TBH tho...I think Fayetteville is going to be the toughest...even though Liberty Christian won state too.  I'm just not sold that even a really good small TAPPS schools will hang with the Tigers.  I'm not sure about Arkansas HSFB either...but I think it's better than TAPPS.

I'll be thrilled with 3-1 if that's how Marshall finishes.  But I'm pretty sure they will be underdogs Vs. Tyler, Longview.....and MAYBE even Legacy.  I know enrollment doesn't mean everything....but at the end of the day Lgv and Legacy are 6A schools that are significantly bigger.  Tyler too for that matter even though they are 5AD1.  (3-1) would be sweet.  But (1-3) isn't completely out of the question.

 

 

Fayetteville is usually a pretty good program im pretty sure they won the 6a state championship last year ( I think theres about 16 teams in 6a) but all i really know is they lost their QB from last years team so not sure how theyll be next year. 

12 hours ago, Mavchamp said:

Good stuff.

I wouldn't be shocked to see THS go 4-0.  But 3-1 seems plausible with such a killer schedule.  TBH tho...I think Fayetteville is going to be the toughest...even though Liberty Christian won state too.  I'm just not sold that even a really good small TAPPS schools will hang with the Tigers.  I'm not sure about Arkansas HSFB either...but I think it's better than TAPPS.

I'll be thrilled with 3-1 if that's how Marshall finishes.  But I'm pretty sure they will be underdogs Vs. Tyler, Longview.....and MAYBE even Legacy.  I know enrollment doesn't mean everything....but at the end of the day Lgv and Legacy are 6A schools that are significantly bigger.  Tyler too for that matter even though they are 5AD1.  (3-1) would be sweet.  But (1-3) isn't completely out of the question.

 

 

i was at the tyler high game. there was absolutely no reason as to why Marshall didn't win that game. 

i think that left a sour taste in their mouths. i think they return the favor.  the Tyler Legacy scrimmage was chippy as well towards the end. i believe they can and probably beat them as well.  Longview is always Longview that's a monster hill to climb. the Palestine Game will be interesting with new head Coach james  Reyes  on the sidelines against his Alma Mater.  Palestine mirrors Nacogdoches great athletes but struggles with consistency. that could go either way. 

 

So, do you run people out of town for not having blue and white clothing on every time they go to grocery store? Just curious 

 

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We believe God treats man as capable of doing right, and on this basis justly condemns man when he sins (Rom. 1:18-3:23). We believe God, in mercy, gave His Son to die in man's behalf — making salvation by grace (3:24-26). We believe this redemption is freely given for all, but is applied only to the true believer — having faith which works by love (Jn. 3:16; Gal. 5:6). But absolute perfection is no more found in followers of the New Covenant than in followers of the Old (Phil. 3:12-f; Rom. 7:18-f). The very best man does is "try," "press," "will" to do God's will. This may be summed up in saying he can "give himself" to God, trusting in His mercy (Matt. 16:24). And GOD must be the final judge, looking into the very heart of man (Rom. 2:16; Heb. 4:13-16; 2 Cor. 5:10).

God has ever desired a circumcised heart (Deut. 10:16; Rom. 2:28-29). So called "obedience" which promoted self-satisfaction solely in the doing has always been an abomination in the sight of God (1 Sam. 15:22; Mic. 6:6-8). Though we did all things commanded we are to say, "We are unprofitable servants: we have done that which was our duty to do" (Lu. 17:10). Our hope, hence our trust, must remain in God. His law must be written upon hearts — hearts wanting to serve Him, trying to do so. Only those who have so given themselves have the right to comfort in Christ (Heb. 8:10-f). When "it" (the heart, mind) turns to the Lord, the blessings in Christ are available and not before then (2 Cor. 4:13-f).

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