I see him at Town and Country when he is in town. I will give him a hard time. However, do you really take great pride in beating a 9th grader 3 times in a row?

 

I guess it depends on the 9th grader.

 

In Tree's case, I believe he is 26.

I guess it depends on the 9th grader.

 

In Tree's case, I believe he is 26.

 

If that is the case, I'm going to have to rib him. Not that your are weak, b/c you aren't, but you're still like 62. He'll blame it on his shoulder.

Im going with these 3

 

Louie Brockhoeft

Jeff Leftin

Shannon Huth

 

Could be cause I was out drinking with them a couple months ago...

Im going with these 3

 

Louie Brockhoeft

Jeff Leftin

Shannon Huth

 

Could be cause I was out drinking with them a couple months ago...

 

You made me laugh out loud!

 

Two of your three were solid players...

You made me laugh out loud!

 

Two of your three were solid players...

 

Because of the players or the drinking part?

 

Shannon is the best defensive lineman to ever wear Tiger Paws IMO

Because of the players or the drinking part?

 

Shannon is the best defensive lineman to ever wear Tiger Paws IMO

 

A little of both and I agree Shannon would be in the discussion for best DL ever.

You made me laugh out loud!

 

Two of your three were solid players...

 

Just curious which two would you consider solid?

Okay well I sound like an idiot, but I remember a guy who played for Beechwood in the mid to late 90s who seemed to do everything. I think he even kicked field goals too. I'm blanking on the name and it's getting on my nerves.

Okay well I sound like an idiot, but I remember a guy who played for Beechwood in the mid to late 90s who seemed to do everything. I think he even kicked field goals too. I'm blanking on the name and it's getting on my nerves.

Brad Wulfeck? His little brother was a decent kicker as well.

Bailie Morlidge

Scott Tackett

Gary Nussbaum

 

And if I can go top 4 I would add Brandon Berger.

Okay well I sound like an idiot, but I remember a guy who played for Beechwood in the mid to late 90s who seemed to do everything. I think he even kicked field goals too. I'm blanking on the name and it's getting on my nerves.

 

Brad Wulfeck? His little brother was a decent kicker as well.

 

Both Wulfecks were multi-purpose guys ... running back, punter, place kicker. Brad played on the 91 and 92 state champs. Adam played on the 96 and 97 state champs. Adam had the better stats and career and Adam also went on to punt at UC. He was one of the top punters in the nation while at UC and had a tryout or two with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Both Wulfecks were multi-purpose guys ... running back, punter, place kicker. Brad played on the 91 and 92 state champs. Adam played on the 96 and 97 state champs. Adam had the better stats and career and Adam also went on to punt at UC. He was one of the top punters in the nation while at UC and had a tryout or two with the Kansas City Chiefs.

 

Adam Wulfeck was who I was thinking about. Thanks!

Both Wulfecks were multi-purpose guys ... running back, punter, place kicker. Brad played on the 91 and 92 state champs. Adam played on the 96 and 97 state champs. Adam had the better stats and career and Adam also went on to punt at UC. He was one of the top punters in the nation while at UC and had a tryout or two with the Kansas City Chiefs.

 

Think about how unfair that team was.

Their smallest lineman was a 245lb tight end. Their fullback weighed 235lbs, and their tailback was 210. Then you had Coyle who could fly on the outside along w/ the really good receiver that they had. Two of their dlinemen are two of the most dominant dlinemen in NKY in the past 30 years in Wooley and Holderman. We were just a fly on a windshield against them.

Morlidge, Murray and Ahler

Bailie Morlidge

Scott Tackett

Gary Nussbaum

 

And if I can go top 4 I would add Brandon Berger.

 

Solid. If Berger isn't in top three, shows you the quality of their program.