60 yard TD pass

45-27 NS after 3

This is quite entertaining

NS QB took a hit and went out for a play. Back up came in and just chucked it up in the air. NS receiver made a play then out ran everyone for the TD

Another big play for NS. Too many athletes

49-25 NS

With :56 seconds left and @aledo_FB up 21-17 over @longview_FB for a trip to state and lightning delays forces both teams and fans to take cover. May be here a while. @kdfwsports pic.twitter.com/vehQpUb12l

— Chris Hanks (@Chris_Hanks5) December 10, 2022

Int NS. This one is over

54 game win streak is done

Is the running back Dandre Hardeman for North Shore the son of former A&M running back Dandre Hardeman?

Final

North Shore 49

Westlake 27

kevmiller said:

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Is the running back Dandre Hardeman for North Shore the son of former A&M running back Dandre Hardeman?

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Yes. He's a sophomore. Daughter is at A&M

https://www.12thmanfoundation.com/donor-impact/stories/hardeman/index.html

Duncanville-Prosper game may take a while to get in.

Absolute downpour here at SMU’s Ford Stadium right now as we wait out a lightning delay that has already surpassed an hour and doesn’t appear to be anywhere close to ending.#txhsfb @dctf @ProsperEaglesFB @PISD_Athletics @Duncanville_Fb @ihss_dfw @SportsDayHS @DuncanvilleISD pic.twitter.com/6bYA2b1HXC

— Greg Riddle (@DMNGregRiddle) December 10, 2022

Any recruits or guys we're looking at in either game? TJ Shanahan is out for the year for Westlake if my memory serves me right?

Great story.

College Station up 13-7 at half. Shameless dad post!

PhatMack19 said:

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Duncanville-Prosper game may take a while to get in.

Absolute downpour here at SMU’s Ford Stadium right now as we wait out a lightning delay that has already surpassed an hour and doesn’t appear to be anywhere close to ending.#txhsfb @dctf @ProsperEaglesFB @PISD_Athletics @Duncanville_Fb @ihss_dfw @SportsDayHS @DuncanvilleISD pic.twitter.com/6bYA2b1HXC

— Greg Riddle (@DMNGregRiddle) December 10, 2022

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Nasty weather. Dville dominating

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College Station up 13-7 at half. Shameless dad post!

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CSHS going to JerryWorld
33-7 final

Northshore has dominated the Houston region for yeaRS. Other than Katy nobody can compete down there. But than again northshore has dominated the whole state as well.

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Northshore has dominated the Houston region for yeaRS. Other than Katy nobody can compete down there. But than again northshore has dominated the whole state as well.

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I think NS has an open enrollment system. A lot of talent in Houston ends up there. In Katy they have the "apartments" for athletes. In order to stay that good for years, there's a lot "movement". Transfers in Katy period are really high.

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I think NS has an open enrollment system. A lot of talent in Houston ends up there.

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if you live in Galena Park ISD. i don't think people from around the city are flocking to live there

North Shore has had great teams for the past 30 years and even though they are always good they rarely have guys go to the NFL. If they do they play for a few years. Crazy that they have had 10+ D1 athletes in a recruiting class but not much success past high school.

North Shore is also in the ghetto, you don't have people coming to the school for a better education or life. Parts of the town have gotten a little better but still not a Bellaire or Westlake type area. The district just decided to make sure they pay a good football coach and provides the facilities to compete.

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I think NS has an open enrollment system. A lot of talent in Houston ends up there.

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if you live in Galena Park ISD. i don't think people from around the city are flocking to live there

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They do for football…..you blind as well?

Who are some of the players that moved to Galena Park for football? I don't doubt its happened, but I'd guess its a rarity.

Wouldn't moving to Katy, much better area, make more sense?

Katy and the Woodlands typically have good teams (Woodlands is good but not always great) that are both in much better areas with higher rated education.

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With :56 seconds left and @aledo_FB up 21-17 over @longview_FB for a trip to state and lightning delays forces both teams and fans to take cover. May be here a while. @kdfwsports pic.twitter.com/vehQpUb12l

— Chris Hanks (@Chris_Hanks5) December 10, 2022

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I was at this game. We waited for two hours in our car. When the game finally resumed, it took three minutes of real time to play the 56 seconds of game time.

North shore is not in the "ghetto". It's a working class neighborhood for sure, but there are a lot of families that make a good living.

I don't know how the school ranks academically, but I would guess somewhere around average. They have some nice facilities and exhibit reasonably good sportsmanship considering how much success they have had. Probably a reflection of the coaching and culture they have developed.

Can't say the same about Duncanville re: good sportsmanship. I will enjoy watching Northshore beat them, I only wish NS had their QB that started the season. When he was available and the kid now playing QB was catching passed in the slot, they were unreal. As it is, they're going to win another state title, but that team that started the year would have buried Duncanville by 40.

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Who are some of the players that moved to Galena Park for football? I don't doubt its happened, but I'd guess its a rarity.

Wouldn't moving to Katy, much better area, make more sense?

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I knew of several kids when my oldest was playing ball. Kids would move to NS for football, not education same for Katy. Katy high school is ok academically but not like Thompkins or Seven Lakes. Kids move into our area for academics and leave for football. The Foster and Morton Ranch QB's this past season were both at Seven Lakes as freshman. You want a ship and a chance to win, you move. It's that simple.

So who were the kids that moved to North Shore for football? And where were they moving from? If from Worthing area or something, I could see that.

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So who were the kids that moved to North Shore for football? And where were they moving from? If from Worthing area or something, I could see that.

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One of the QB's from a few years back along with 2 other kids that live in Katy/Spring Branch area. Don't ask me for direct names because at the time my son was using Mike Simms for QB coaching and there were kids from the west side at those districts I mentioned. I spoke with their fathers all the time. There are apartments all over the place, it isn't that hard and not uncommon. Hell, there was a kid in Katy that left one school, played for another, left, was not allowed in another and went to Fort Bend. After 2 weeks, the school he spent 2 years at found out and blocked that transfer. He ended up back at his original school. The crap is crazy….

Acres Homes - ghetto
Fifth Ward - ghetto
Haverstock - ghetto
North Shore - far from ghetto
Tell me you don't know Houston w/o telling me you don't know Houston.....

Lived in the Humble area for 18 years, one year we played at the Galena Park stadium for football and over 20 cars got broken into, my company had a business event at their event center and 8 trucks go broken into, the next year we got shuttle buses.

Like I said parts of North Shore has gotten better but its still not the nicest area. My company's main office is close by and pretty much everyone that is based out of there has had their vehicle broken into or stolen out of the parking lot. Not exactly what I would call a nice area

Park at Intercontinental Airport--same stuff happens.

Park at the Galleria Mall--same stuff happens.

Park at Taste of Texas at Town and Country (one of the nicer steak houses in town for those not familiar with Houston)--same stuff happens.

You've got to get pretty far out in the suburbs to feel reasonably secure leaving valuable stuff in your car. Doesn't mean all those areas are in the ghetto. Unfortunately, and sadly, it's just the way life is now.

Same 10 teams play for state every year. Ask me how I know…

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Same 10 teams play for state every year. Ask me how I know…

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Because you have internet access?

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North shore is not in the "ghetto". It's a working class neighborhood for sure, but there are a lot of families that make a good living.

I don't know how the school ranks academically, but I would guess somewhere around average. They have some nice facilities and exhibit reasonably good sportsmanship considering how much success they have had. Probably a reflection of the coaching and culture they have developed.

Can't say the same about Duncanville re: good sportsmanship. I will enjoy watching Northshore beat them, I only wish NS had their QB that started the season. When he was available and the kid now playing QB was catching passed in the slot, they were unreal. As it is, they're going to win another state title, but that team that started the year would have buried Duncanville by 40.

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Compared to Westlake a lot of places probably qualify as the ghetto.