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Newport Central Catholic State Finals "deja vu"

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You're right. The 83 team played a great game in Newport. That was a sad night.

 

To say the least.........a chip shot wide. :cry:

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Not to dampen the mood of this thread; #45's catch this year was his 6th per KHSAA, NCC Stats after 15 games. I was for Caldwell Co.. nuff said. Still a very neat thread.

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That is something that you do not hear everyday.:lol:

 

Hey, he treats my daughter right and he is one heck of a football player. Plus when your dad's a former NFL D-lineman your going to walk the "straight and narrow".

Jumpers had a very good team in "84 (Massie, Fletcher, et. al.)

 

That 84 team for the Breds had a future national champ at TE and MT and a future 8 year NFL linebacker behind him. Tough sledding against that.

That's really good stuff per the deja vu. BTW I don't recall Jeff Brady as much in high school as I do Frank Jacobs, but then again I roomed with Frank's cousin in college (Joe).

In 84 Brady played "Rocket" against the Jumpers. Brady went wherever Fletcher went. Fletcher got 13 yards on 14 carrries. The defense gave up 6.2 points a game with seven or eight shout outs. That defense was punishing and got a lot of turnovers.

I agree with you.

Zeek Pike did't get the memo.

Great thread with a couple of real funnies.

 

My best memory was those couple of cats standing on the sidelines that were so animated when Messmer scored the winning TD.

I will always remember the one throwing his program to the ground. They weren't happy.

That's really good stuff per the deja vu. BTW I don't recall Jeff Brady as much in high school as I do Frank Jacobs, but then again I roomed with Frank's cousin in college (Joe).

 

I know Joe. You've peaked my interest. Forget football, I want college stories.

My wife and her roomate both had crushes on him and seemed to come around our apartment a lot....

Hey, he treats my daughter right and he is one heck of a football player. Plus when your dad's a former NFL D-lineman your going to walk the "straight and narrow".

 

Yea right! Who are you trying to kid? Didn't Zeek Pike's dad play in the NFL?

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Great thread with a couple of real funnies.

 

My best memory was those couple of cats standing on the sidelines that were so animated when Messmer scored the winning TD.

 

Later that night a group of us watched that scene over and over, that was too funny!! They were going "ape dung" throwing their hands and stomping down the sidelines, could just imagine what they were sayin'.

 

I would love to find video from that game just to post that scene.

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Yea right! Who are you trying to kid? Didn't Zeek Pike's dad play in the NFL?

 

True, but Tyler gets ZERO breaks, dad is on him like stink on........

In 84 Brady played "Rocket" against the Jumpers. Brady went wherever Fletcher went. Fletcher got 13 yards on 14 carrries. The defense gave up 6.2 points a game with seven or eight shout outs. That defense was punishing and got a lot of turnovers.

I remember they lost a tough one to Newport that year 7-2. The defense was tough.

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