I did forget to say super job to Manual fans for supporting the Rams.. huge crowd! Anybody get a number??? Had to be one of the biggest ever.

Athletic Director Dennis Lampley has to love the kind of green these crowds bring in.

I must have gotton Trinity's lines confusded with St. X's, the Tigers lines have been huge haven't they?

 

When I was looking over the roster Friday morning and entering it into the stats software it just seemed like the Rocks line was small, probably due to me being in the middle of the semi-pro season and seeing really big lines.

 

A few weeks ago the Bulls played the Detroit Seminoles and Detroit's OT was 6' 8" 360 - Larry Waldon played at Ohio State a long time ago.

I did forget to say super job to Manual fans for supporting the Rams.. huge crowd! Anybody get a number??? Had to be one of the biggest ever.

 

Thanks, I try. Seriously, that was the first and probably one of maybe 3 I'll go to this season (guess which 3?). My responsibilities are changing, but I'll always pull for my Rams, in spirit if not in person.

 

That WAS a huge crowd. I had to pay 3 bucks for parking, because I'm ignorant and kind of lazy in that manner.

I had to pay 3 bucks for parking, because I'm ignorant and kind of lazy in that manner.

 

Who charged $3?

Who charged $3?

 

Evidently someone (group) is raising funds by charging $3 for parking on the school lot. My son went to the game and said he got there fairly early and paid $3 to park in the lot on the west side of the field.

^Interesting. I guess it's no different than Manual charging for parking either. If you want free parking, there plenty to be had around St. Math's.

^Interesting. I guess it's no different than Manual charging for parking either. If you want free parking, there plenty to be had around St. Math's.

 

Not saying anything is wrong with that, just that it must be something new as many people made comments about it.

Not saying anything is wrong with that, just that it must be something new as many people made comments about it.

 

Neither am I.

 

I don't think parking at Trinity is worth $3. You can park down many side streets for free an get out of dodge a lot easier.

^Interesting. I guess it's no different than Manual charging for parking either. If you want free parking, there plenty to be had around St. Math's.

 

Yeah, but I was a little later than I intended to be and I made it just in time. If I chose to go on I would've spent a bit more time looking for parking especially since I'm not too familiar with that specific area.

Evidently someone (group) is raising funds by charging $3 for parking on the school lot. My son went to the game and said he got there fairly early and paid $3 to park in the lot on the west side of the field.

That $3 lot is on Sherrin Avenue, but it is not a Trinity lot. I got to the game at 7:00 and parked on campus for free. Trinity does not charge to park, that was a business at the corner of Wesport Road and Sherrin Avenue

I have some things to say about this game. We should be leaps and bounds better than Manual, somewhere around 42-0 if you would. But, with that, Manual is extremely well coached, that was evident they made so many smart plays, mainly on defense. If they changed their offense, to a spread option, they would be so much better. I really think that Joe Nichols is Manual's John L. Smith, the next guy will take them over the hump. I was seriously impressed with Ulinski, Eggers, and #19 on defense....I don't think that Manual stands a chance to beat St. Xavier, they simply give up too many yards on the ground. Male, might be a different story.

 

Trinity, so much work has to be done, we have 6 turnovers in two games, that is 100% unacceptable, thankfully we have Oldham then Southern before the big one, Nick has to find his rythm. I am extremely happy with our running game, it is obvious that putting Coach Ayers over the RB's has done us well. One thing though, Tim has to make his cuts and stick with them, no worries yet though. Our passing game is a nightmare, due to three reasons, one we aren't protecting Nick enough, two the defenses we've played so far are really, really, REALLY well coached. Three, Nick has to fine tune his touch...he almost got one picked off tonight, and three the other night (one of which was not his fault)

 

Positives: Our running game, our kicking game, Bobby Petrino Jr., Manual's defense.

 

Sorry so long, I have so much to say, we have so so much work to do to get us close to St. Xavier's level.

 

That's funny. I see someone else agrees with Manual changing their offense. I said that before the season started and it ruffled alot of people's feathers.

That's funny. I see someone else agrees with Manual changing their offense. I said that before the season started and it ruffled alot of people's feathers.

 

I'm not saying changing the offense is out of the question, but I'm looking back for the past few years St. X is the only one who's been truly dominant against Manual's offense, and that's because Glaser is a Wing-T expert. Obviously Trinity did well this year, but I think the trenches had a lot more to do with it. Seriously, when a team lays 40+ points in the first half of games like last season, I see no reason to change it up. Though if they were going to change it, this would've been a good year.