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Watch Out For Rowan County This Season

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Funny, I never thought Troy Lee was THAT attractive!!! :p :jump: :D

 

:lol: No, but his hair is always perfect...I'd like to meet his tailor...

 

Anyway...you know what I meant 58...:lol:

How is that hypocritical??? What did he criticize to begin with? He just made a statement that transfers have helped several teams , boys and girls, but that they don't build strong programs. Same thing at the collegiate level with JUCO's...sometimes they come in and help out for a year or two, but they rarely, if ever help establish a strong program that can sustain itself over time. Again I ask, how is his statement hypocritical?

I completely see the point of br549's statement. If you know the root of the comment you may differ. It was bathed in sarcasm!

I do know the root of the comment and did not feel that was the case at all...as he pointed out in his follow up, severl teams in the 16th, boys & girls, have benefitted from transfers just in recent memory. West Carter, Ashland, Rose Hill, Russell, Boyd, East Carter....the list goes on. What he said is in fact true and his statement that transfers don't build a program is also true, IMO.

:lol: No, but his hair is always perfect...I'd like to meet his tailor...

 

Anyway...you know what I meant 58...:lol:

 

;) :thumb:

I do know the root of the comment and did not feel that was the case at all...as he pointed out in his follow up, severl teams in the 16th, boys & girls, have benefitted from transfers just in recent memory. West Carter, Ashland, Rose Hill, Russell, Boyd, East Carter....the list goes on. What he said is in fact true and his statement that transfers don't build a program is also true, IMO.

okay!:rolleyes:

okay!:rolleyes:

 

Some folks just can't let things go can they...

Some folks just can't let things go can they...

I agree, you should let it go! and BTW I agree that Rowan will be heard from this season!;)

I agree, you should let it go! and BTW I agree that Rowan will be heard from this season!;)

 

I did....quite awhile ago....I suggest you do the same...:thumb:

Let's review, if you benefit from transfers you can't "build a program". So with the logic of post #18 with reference to post #6, Ashland, West Carter, Boyd, Rose Hill, Russell, East Carter, etc. have accepted transfers and then have not built programs. That's a bunch of hogwash! Well, Let's send all the transfers back where they came from and start from there!

My bad guys for stating facts that you view as sarcasm.

Very very sorry.

Let's review, if you benefit from transfers you can't "build a program". So with the logic of post #18 with reference to post #6, Ashland, West Carter, Boyd, Rose Hill, Russell, East Carter, etc. have accepted transfers and then have not built programs. That's a bunch of hogwash! Well, Let's send all the transfers back where they came from and start from there!

 

The teams you mention, with the exception of Rose Hill's Boys, already had quality teams to begin with and their success will continue after those transfers have gone. With Rose Hills boys, when the transfers left, so did the success...

My bad guys for stating facts that you view as sarcasm.

Very very sorry.

 

Now THAT's sarcasm...:D

Feel free to start another thread discussing Rowan and their potential roster...

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