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re: Greatest win and painful loss for your LHSAA football team?
Posted on 2/17/17 at 9:35 pm to Upperdecker
Posted on 2/17/17 at 9:35 pm to Upperdecker
quote:wouldn't have been a semifinal bc the state championship was Rummel vs. Barbe
Greatest win: state championship of course
Worst defeat: losing to West Monroe in the snow on their field in the semifinals in 2012
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Posted on 2/17/17 at 9:38 pm to chalmetteowl
I would say the greatest win for us was in like 1988 when we upset St. Aug the last year we were in the Catholic League at the time... and two years ago we beat Landry Walker, but they didn't have Keytaon Thompson that game
The most painful losses were the 2003 playoff game against Lutcher which started their dynasty, and the Holy Cross game last year where we were going to kick the winning field goal but they blocked it and returned it for a touchdown... also the St. Aug game in 1978 where we lost the Catholic League championship and missed the playoffs by 1 point
The most painful losses were the 2003 playoff game against Lutcher which started their dynasty, and the Holy Cross game last year where we were going to kick the winning field goal but they blocked it and returned it for a touchdown... also the St. Aug game in 1978 where we lost the Catholic League championship and missed the playoffs by 1 point
This post was edited on 2/17/17 at 9:40 pm
Posted on 2/17/17 at 10:00 pm to BornKjun
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Best win? Might be one I didn't see. It was a homecoming game. Shaw was a super power lead by Shyrone Carey at QB. Shaw was up 35-7 or so (31-21?) at half. A group of friends and I leave to get ready for the dance thinking the game was over. Jesuit would come all the way back to win the game and upset Shaw.
Derrick Joseph was the qb. Shrine and Brandon were RBs.
Ruston game had a pretty sick fake punt didn't it?
Posted on 2/17/17 at 10:14 pm to karmew32
Beat Teurlings Sophmore year for Homecoming in '05. Lost to Catholic High-New Iberia 13-9 for the district title that same year.
Posted on 2/17/17 at 11:34 pm to karmew32
Neville Alum:
Worst loss: West Monroe (seems to be in a lot of answers), 1980, first loss in about 20 years to them. 10-6; starting dating their homecoming queen (subtle brag) soon after, had to listen to lotta BS for a while.
Best win: same year, a tie: (1) Ouachita HS, which was our big rival at the time. Won 21-6; they scored late; our defensive coordinator said we could shave his head if we held them scoreless (so close). (2) Quarter finals: beat Lake Charles at their place; we had beaten them the year before, and they swore they were gonna win this time. Looked grim for us for a while; Score 7-7, them driving and dominating in 2nd Q, we intercept for TD, then recover fumble on ensuing kickoff by yours truly, and we have quick score. Final: 21-7
Worst loss: West Monroe (seems to be in a lot of answers), 1980, first loss in about 20 years to them. 10-6; starting dating their homecoming queen (subtle brag) soon after, had to listen to lotta BS for a while.
Best win: same year, a tie: (1) Ouachita HS, which was our big rival at the time. Won 21-6; they scored late; our defensive coordinator said we could shave his head if we held them scoreless (so close). (2) Quarter finals: beat Lake Charles at their place; we had beaten them the year before, and they swore they were gonna win this time. Looked grim for us for a while; Score 7-7, them driving and dominating in 2nd Q, we intercept for TD, then recover fumble on ensuing kickoff by yours truly, and we have quick score. Final: 21-7
Posted on 2/18/17 at 12:36 am to eye dentist43
St.Thomas Aquinas, 2008 we were 12-0 winning all our games by 21 or more. Lost to John Curtis 34-17. I think they beat evangel in the dome that year by 40+.
Posted on 2/18/17 at 6:56 am to The Boat
quote:this is all correct
Brad Booth was given a scholarship by Air Force. I guess they loved him since he was the GOAT option QB. But I guess he didn't like how tough the Academy was and transferred to John Brady's Samford to finish playing.
On a tougher note he was diagnosed with cancer a while back but I think he beat that. Not 100% sure of his current situation, though.
Posted on 2/18/17 at 7:36 am to BCMCubs
2009 Thibodeaux vs St. Paul is my worst. I agree with BCMCubs that Reed put on a show in the second half. St. Paul self-destructed with penalties and dropped passes.
Best game was in 2007 when St. Paul's came from three TDs behind against Higgins at Hoss Memtas to win a quarterfinal game. The year before the Wolves beat Higgins on a double pass play so the rivalry had been heated up.
Best game was in 2007 when St. Paul's came from three TDs behind against Higgins at Hoss Memtas to win a quarterfinal game. The year before the Wolves beat Higgins on a double pass play so the rivalry had been heated up.
Posted on 2/18/17 at 7:58 am to chalmetteowl
You going to the baseball jamboree today?
I meant to post this last night, here is a link for those of you that wanna see any playoff bracket in LA high school sports since 2000.. I'd assume LHSAA's site also has it but I find this easy to use.. enjoy
LINK
It has football, baseball, softball, basketball (boys and girls), and soccer (boys and girls)
I meant to post this last night, here is a link for those of you that wanna see any playoff bracket in LA high school sports since 2000.. I'd assume LHSAA's site also has it but I find this easy to use.. enjoy
LINK
It has football, baseball, softball, basketball (boys and girls), and soccer (boys and girls)
Posted on 2/18/17 at 5:20 pm to Fus0623
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Beat Teurlings Sophmore year for Homecoming in '05. Lost to Catholic High-New Iberia 13-9 for the district title that same year.
That CHS-NI team was pretty good. 9-1, with the only loss being 14-13 vs Notre Dame after missing an XP and a FG. They finished #2 or #3 in the power rankings and promptly loss the first round matchup to West St. Mary, a team they beat 28-7 in the regular season.
Posted on 2/18/17 at 7:10 pm to eye dentist43
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Worst loss: West Monroe (seems to be in a lot of answers), 1980, first loss in about 20 years to them. 10-6; starting dating their homecoming queen (subtle brag) soon after, had to listen to lotta BS for a while.
My Dad put the newspaper article of this game up over my baby picture.
True Story.
Posted on 2/18/17 at 7:12 pm to JJ27
Greatest Win: 1993 Semifinals over St Aug. The game that WM was born. 34-33 win in double OT as St Aug went for 2 and WM picked it off.
Greatest Loss: Easily Barbe in the semifinals. WM up 27 points with 5 minutes left and lost by 1 point.
Greatest Loss: Easily Barbe in the semifinals. WM up 27 points with 5 minutes left and lost by 1 point.
Posted on 2/18/17 at 9:14 pm to karmew32
1994 LaGrange lost to Hahnville in 3ot to go to the dome
Posted on 2/19/17 at 1:35 pm to karmew32
Other painful losses:
Brother Martin 2008. I was in 7th grade, but from what I've heard, we were up big on 3rd-ranked BM, then we blow the lead and lose.
Westgate 2010. We were 8-2, only losses being blowout losses to clearly superior St. Paul and Jesuit teams. Then we lose at home in the 1st round to a 24 seed. Maybe a blessing in disguise since Tierney became the HC after this game.
St. Paul 2013 and 2015. 2013 would've given us our first district title in ages, 2015 I believe we would've won district also.
Acadiana 2016. Literally an exact replay of THAT GAME. Only this time we weren't nearly as stacked so once Holmes went down, we were toast.
We need to find a way to avoid playing Acadiana at home in the 2nd round.
Brother Martin 2008. I was in 7th grade, but from what I've heard, we were up big on 3rd-ranked BM, then we blow the lead and lose.
Westgate 2010. We were 8-2, only losses being blowout losses to clearly superior St. Paul and Jesuit teams. Then we lose at home in the 1st round to a 24 seed. Maybe a blessing in disguise since Tierney became the HC after this game.
St. Paul 2013 and 2015. 2013 would've given us our first district title in ages, 2015 I believe we would've won district also.
Acadiana 2016. Literally an exact replay of THAT GAME. Only this time we weren't nearly as stacked so once Holmes went down, we were toast.
We need to find a way to avoid playing Acadiana at home in the 2nd round.
Posted on 2/22/17 at 9:18 am to threeputt
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Broadmoor- losing to Hahnville in the dome in 1992.
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At least yall scored on them
Good point. That '92 Hahnville defense was one of the best I had ever seen. Didn't give up a single point until week 8 of the regular season vs. HL Bourgeois. Up big in the 2nd half, the 3rd stringers were starting to make an appearance when the Braves scored. Most of us were pretty certain that Darren Barbier wanted that to happen so they would just focus on winning. Then we went on to shutouts in 3 of the 4 playoff weeks (OP Walker scored 13 in the quarterfinals). Final score in the dome was 37-22...which I'm pretty sure is the most points Hahnville allowed that season.
Posted on 2/22/17 at 12:22 pm to karmew32
Northside - greatest win has to be beating St. Thomas More in the semifinals in 2004. First time in history that a Lafayette team made it to the Dome 
most painful loss, IMO, was losing to John Curtis the following week. Bitter ending to an amazing story
most painful loss, IMO, was losing to John Curtis the following week. Bitter ending to an amazing story
This post was edited on 2/22/17 at 12:24 pm
Posted on 2/22/17 at 1:29 pm to Ellis Dee
Hahnville- my best would be the playoff game against Carencro at home when the Tigers came from about 20 or 21 points down to win by 21. That and the Evangel title game in 2003. The State title game in 1972 was a great one too.
Worst- The Slidell playoff loss really stung but any loss to Destrehan beats that out.
Worst- The Slidell playoff loss really stung but any loss to Destrehan beats that out.
This post was edited on 2/22/17 at 1:30 pm
Posted on 2/22/17 at 5:26 pm to double d
Win- a last second miracle versus St. Aug at Covington in 1987 beats out two TD's on bombs in the last minute verses Ponchatoula (crazy stuff).
Loss- versus Slidell. They had minus 6 yards in offense and Covington rushed for 300 yards. A pick six and a bunch of fumbles was painful to watch.
Loss- versus Slidell. They had minus 6 yards in offense and Covington rushed for 300 yards. A pick six and a bunch of fumbles was painful to watch.
Posted on 2/22/17 at 10:56 pm to Happygilmore
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lost to patterson in the Q's 2002 after being up by 17 with 4 minutes left and recovering and returning the onside kick to the 15. score 27 points in like 3 1/2 minutes
Terrible night of my life!
lost to patterson in the Q's 2002 after being up by 17 with 4 minutes left and recovering and returning the onside kick to the 15. score 27 points in like 3 1/2 minutes
Terrible night of my life!
Posted on 2/23/17 at 7:13 am to jimmy the leg
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Win- a last second miracle versus St. Aug at Covington in 1987
hands down, one of the worst officiated games I have seen.
but hey.... that helped some good friends on mine win state
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