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Russell Names Maynard as Head Coach

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I wish I could say I am happy for him......

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I wish I could say I am happy for him......

 

Ehh, I think every one at Raceland is looking forward to next season. Then again, who isn't always looking forward to football season???

Replacing a legendary coach is always tough no matter what the sport. I hope he puts the ball in the air a little more than the Red Devils have done in the past. GOOD LUCK TJ !

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Replacing a legendary coach is always tough no matter what the sport. I hope he puts the ball in the air a little more than the Red Devils have done in the past. GOOD LUCK TJ !

 

Agreed. It'll be interesting.

Russell fans get ready to hear, "Waggle", a lot. Hahaha

Russell fans get ready to hear, "Waggle", a lot. Hahaha

Let's start off a little easier:

 

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[TD]forward pass n.

Football

A pass thrown from behind the line of scrimmage to a receiver who is closer to the opponent's end line than the passer.

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The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition copyright ©2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Updated in 2009. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.

Let's start off a little easier: [TABLE] [TR] [TD]forward pass n. Football A pass thrown from behind the line of scrimmage to a receiver who is closer to the opponent's end line than the passer. [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language' date=' Fourth Edition copyright ©2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Updated in 2009. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.

I just about peed myself reading this! Bwahahaha

I just about peed myself reading this! Bwahahaha

Wait until they hear about the "Double pass".

Wait until they hear about the "Double pass".

That can't happen until at least 2020.

What kind of scheme does Coach Maynard run?

I would say the best way to describe it is a good mix of run and pass. More run oriented but not afraid to throw it.

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What kind of scheme does Coach Maynard run?
He likes to run it up the gut then when you crowd the box, hit some short screens and maybe a long pass or two and then repeat.

I appreciate the job that coach Maynard did at Raceland as an asst. coach / D coord., Head Coach. I honestly do and made a post on another thread on that.

As for happy that he decided to leave....hell no I'm not, lol. I do absolutely hope, wish the best of health to T.J. Maynard and his family, no question. As for success at Russell, no I can't honestly do that, :idunno: way too much RACELAND orange and black blood running through my veins for that. I will say that although I will not be pulling for him/Russell that I also won't be rooting against them, don't care and Russell is a non issue to me unless Raceland/Russell play again. There is One Exception to me not pulling for Russell - should the Red Devils ever play that school I the Westwood community of Ashland then yes, I will root for Russell. :thumb: :D

 

Hey....at least I'm honest.

Edited by oldrambler

Ehh, I think every one at Raceland is looking forward to next season. Then again, who isn't always looking forward to football season???

 

:thumb: :lol2: It's next season in Raceland at the final horn of the final game of the current season....:hungry:

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