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Ryle 32 NewCath 20

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We have watched them play for many years now it's not unreal expectations. its in the blood......passed down from a few generations

Ryle has a very nice team....very quick....They get healthy they are the class of 4A

what is the name of your book BIG DADDY. Is it a best seller in Newport. The field in Newport is nicer

 

The book hasnt been published yet, but when it does it sounds like you need to take a peek at it.:thumb:

be patient Mr Quickslick....just like in thoroughbred horse breeding its all in the genetics (genes) these kids have it and more. Both will play baseball at major colleges. They pitch one from the right and the other from the left. They hit the heck out of the ball and both can run like the wind. Oh by the way they can both contribute on the football field. Get you pen and paper ready their signatures may be worth something someday. Remember its in the blood. And their off.....

 

I thought we were talking about football?

 

So far:

1. Better than a historically successful Canafax

2. Comparison to thoroughbred horses

3. Both will play baseball at major colleges

4. One is a lefty the other is a righty

5. They can hit the heck out of the ball and both can run like the wind.

6. "Oh by the way they can both contribute on the football field"

7. I need to get their autographs . . . . .

 

Therefore:

*I will be sure to be at Churchhill during the first weekend of May to see them in the Derby

*I will be sure to scout baseball season for NCC to know who their football weapons are.

*When I see 2 kids on the football field with baseball bats--I am in the right place!

*Contribute? NICE . . . . . . .

*I will bring my Sharpie to every NCC game--because having their signatures could really be a wise investment . . . . .

 

Wow. Thanks for all the info. I truly feel like I am smarter now. :sleep:

 

Do these student athletes know that you are saying this stuff about them?

Beg to differ with your view. The Pangallo and Wrobleski boys are much better athletes than Canafax. They must be thrown the ball quickly and let them use their athletic ability after the catch. Yea, I agree they are young but they need to be given a chance. If a ball gets dropped they get pulled and then replaced for a few series. NCC better learn to get the ball to them more often. Vickers can't do it all, at this rate he will never finish the season. Its target practice on him. Somebody needs to tell QB Harris NCC's colors are white or Blue -- throw the ball to those colors.

 

They are not better athletes than Canafax. Did you watch a game last year??? He's the fastet wide receiver that NewCath had had since Adam Reedy.

From what I saw last week NCC really misses Canafax. They had a lot of trouble catching the ball.

Canafax was an incredible receiver and a tough kid.

I may be wrong but isnt the title Ryle 32 NewCath 20, there isnt any if NCC could of they would of. You cant say that a single player hurts a team becuase of graduation IMO becuase it should be the coaches responsibility to make a kid into a varsty football player... and NCC has A VERY FINE STAFF, The breds will be fine, Ryle has a great team.

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