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Cooper 15 Conner 13

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^ For the 2014 season, TCA from Cooper in 14 games rushed for 1752 yards, Moore from Dixie in 14 games rushed for 1791 yards.

 

The KHSAA scoreboard website does not give stats for Dixie, and Moore, for the state title game vs Trinity. So, the season total numbers I gave do not include that game.

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He most certainly did not, his last regular season game of 1 yard against Dixie dropped him to second. I'm not impressed when a player runs for huge yardage against very weak teams, I.E. Cooper's last season early sch. Glass I say.

 

Wow, grow up! How about you show a little bit of maturity. Publicly calling a player "glass" clearly shows what level you can stoop to criticize a 18 year old kid who just happens to be the hardest working player on the team and who put serious work to come back from one of the most devastating broken leg injuries ever seen. But I'm sure you know so much about his work ethic to be making ridiculous comments like calling a player "glass". How about you not comment on subjects you clearly have zero knowledge of. No player purposely goes out get injured, it happens, it's football not checkers but most "adults" would never criticize a player by such name calling. Personally, I could care less if he finished 1st, 2nd, or last in rushing in NKY and frankly I'm sure neither could he because those who TCA know what he brings to the table with character, work ethic, leadership and yeah, the ability to rush for 1700+ yards.

Wow, grow up! How about you show a little bit of maturity. Publicly calling a player "glass" clearly shows what level you can stoop to criticize a 18 year old kid who just happens to be the hardest working player on the team and who put serious work to come back from one of the most devastating broken leg injuries ever seen. But I'm sure you know so much about his work ethic to be making ridiculous comments like calling a player "glass". How about you not comment on subjects you clearly have zero knowledge of. No player purposely goes out get injured, it happens, it's football not checkers but most "adults" would never criticize a player by such name calling. Personally, I could care less if he finished 1st, 2nd, or last in rushing in NKY and frankly I'm sure neither could he because those who TCA know what he brings to the table with character, work ethic, leadership and yeah, the ability to rush for 1700+ yards.

 

Thank you! Mr. Sixer, you just saved me from suspension with a well written reply to skneer. Some people have no idea and will never measure up to be half the man that TCA has become by battling through his circumstances with injuries. As you said no regardless the place he finishes or the total yardage, he has already proven that he's a winner and FIRST CLASS young man! Even on the sideline, he still motivates this team!

^ For the 2014 season, TCA from Cooper in 14 games rushed for 1752 yards, Moore from Dixie in 14 games rushed for 1791 yards.

 

The KHSAA scoreboard website does not give stats for Dixie, and Moore, for the state title game vs Trinity. So, the season total numbers I gave do not include that game.

 

You are correct.

Wow, grow up! How about you show a little bit of maturity. Publicly calling a player "glass" clearly shows what level you can stoop to criticize a 18 year old kid who just happens to be the hardest working player on the team and who put serious work to come back from one of the most devastating broken leg injuries ever seen. But I'm sure you know so much about his work ethic to be making ridiculous comments like calling a player "glass". How about you not comment on subjects you clearly have zero knowledge of. No player purposely goes out get injured, it happens, it's football not checkers but most "adults" would never criticize a player by such name calling. Personally, I could care less if he finished 1st, 2nd, or last in rushing in NKY and frankly I'm sure neither could he because those who TCA know what he brings to the table with character, work ethic, leadership and yeah, the ability to rush for 1700+ yards.

 

:thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:

 

10000% spot on!!

 

Is there a "drop the mic" emoji? Because Mr. Sixer needed one after that post!

Seems to be a lot of hate or jealousy towards the Cooper program. The personal attack against Armstrong is totally uncalled for.

He most certainly did not, his last regular season game of 1 yard against Dixie dropped him to second. I'm not impressed when a player runs for huge yardage against very weak teams, I.E. Cooper's last season early sch. Glass I say.

 

This comment shows you know very little about the game of football. Any player can get hurt on any given play. Especially playing the position at TCA's size where he could be giving up 75 to 100 lbs to the opposing lineman. If that is being made of glass, then I will take players like him all day

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Seems to be a lot of hate or jealousy towards the Cooper program. The personal attack against Armstrong is totally uncalled for.

 

Unfortunaltey when comments like SKNeer made are allowed on this site and then seeing who liked his post being the same person who has done the same in the past, well it makes this site almost unbearable at times. Seen more childish posts by people this week that it has forced me to stop in maybe once a day to see any updates of info for teams playing this weekend instead of spending a lot of time here.

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