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Boogerred wrote:

Are they waiting on a Bob Lutz to fall out of the sky?

I answer with a quote from HIGHLANDER:

THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!

Using 10mike's logic (which I believe is pretty sound), a lot of teams like the Wing-T because it has soooo much flexibility built into it as a system.

10mike --

Just admiring the beauty of the thing...

Not committing to anything right now LOL.

I don't know if coach Davis called his own offense down there at P-East, but I have a lot of respect for the way they have done things offensively the past couple of years. I love that double-wing offense that they have used lately. If nobody minds answering the question, are they doing more of a Hu...

He should be old enough to know better...

Most high school fields don't have scoreboards on both ends or 25-second clocks. It might figure into the way you allow your QB to manage the clock, no?

ah, the POLECAT. When I was in college, Hiram College unveiled the polecat just before the end of the second quarter. Of course, our DC called a timeout. In the locker room at halftime, our DC ranted an raved about "that backyard offense sh*t," and then proceeded to spend the entire halfti...

You never knew a good laugh until you heard the friendly way he and Junior Wilson would bicker at each other sitting a scorers table.

A lot of good stories go out of this world with Odie.

wasn't it Shakespeare who wrote:

"What's in a name?"

River Valley is located in the northeast end of Gallia County, just outside the village of Cheshire.

Anybody hearing anything?

Let's say two timeouts remaining, clock at your back (this is high school, after all) and the wind in your face.

You choose what kind of offense you have from one of the following:
1. Passing (West Coast)
2. Power Running
3. Wing-T
4. Option

Had a moment to kill, so I thought that I would post a series of chances for everybody to play armchair quarterback and chime in with his/her opinions... Some will be left pretty vague so that we can get a lot of ideas going, hopefully. Some will be more specific. Be sure to justify your answer. Thi...

nicknevada wrote: It must be a sad league. I guess the only person who has the right to say anything like that about the league/team would be somebody who has tried it... I hope those guys playing down there (and I know many of them) are playing because they love the game, not because they expect so...

If they have some athleticism and are willing to listen to some of the other guys there, those guys from New Boston might be able to help the team out.

I know that most guys playing semi-pro are MORE than happy to let somebody else do the running up and down the field on special teams...

Is there a Web site for the team that those guys are playing for?

Is there any information on the Web about the clinic... would like to take a look at some more info before I decide whether to go down or not...

Looks like some interesting topics will be discussed.

Seems to me that a coach kinda puts his foot way into his mouth with a declaration like that.

I can't see where b-red has criticized the athlete at all on here.

Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch-ee

As a coach I would worry about the bad habits they might develop playing in such situation, to say nothing of the potential for getting injured.

guess that makes you Goose, no?