Scrimage #2 Yoakum at Refugio

the yoakum Qb is committed to TCU, FAST kid. Will make a good Db,

DestinyofAwe wrote:
The last one was because the RB from refugio just laid out a kid when he was running the ball . So that kid had it out for the RB .. you could see him trying to get to him and then three plays later he pretty much ed tackled him and started to hit him and the RB wasn't even carrying the ball...lol I think the refugio kids held it together the best they could minus a player ... Yoakum coaches were patting the kids on the back after they would start something.... not cool
.. Overall a good game and you could see Yoakum wearing down at the end Refugio s conditioning is superb

Yes, I think Yoakum's coaching staff had a lot to do with it. They were chest bumping their players, really trying to pump them up. It just seemed like they wanted their players to mix it up with Refugio players. It just seemed to be extreme. The Refugio running back always lowers his head like that and delivers a blow when he is about to be tackled. It's a legal play, but I would rather see him keep his head up and deliver the blow with his shoulder. I'm afraid he is going to get hurt, lowering his head. Like I said before, I felt the officials did a great job. Yoakum's QB has great escapability when he has to scramble. I really was not impressed with his passing ability. The only pass he really ever completed were screen passes to the wide-out. I thought Refugio looked pretty good on both sides of the ball. I felt like they were pretty bland on offense, maybe not wanting to show a whole lot before the regular season or district. Defense looked good. They are playing a lot of different players right now, trying to settle on the right mix, I guess.
Refugio is the king of the 'old schools' as it is the only program in the state that has averaged greater than 9 wins a year, less than 3 losses per year, and played more than 11.5 games per season on average over the entire 57 year span.