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How about this game face?

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All I can say is, if you do this kind of thing you'd better win.

A picture is worth a thousand words.:thumb:

I think that face painting should be banned. Im fine with eye black but painting your face like a pro wrestler is just overboard.

I know one school where its banned. They seem to do just fine without it.:thumb:

I think that face painting should be banned. Im fine with eye black but painting your face like a pro wrestler is just overboard.

 

Is it any more overboard than wearing multiple wristbands all over your arms?

I know one school where its banned. They seem to do just fine without it.:thumb:

I don't particularly care for it either, but seriously, plenty of schools do fine with it too. Some school called Hoover High in Ala. has done pretty well doing it. I'm sure there are plenty more. Why do you HAVE to win if you do this kind of thing? Does it hurt Trinity's pride or insult them if some kid from Ryle paints his face? Kid's being kids, that's all. I would love for them to do away with all the wristbands, face paint, under armor all over, etc. but that is the culture we live in. If the kid wants to do it, so be it, but don't make a mountain out of a molehill. If I had my way, all of the teams would wear the old school Penn St. uni's, leather helmets, and the whole nine. Then we'd really be old school and we could talk about how fine we do without all of that color and protection and what not.

Who's the player that played for the Vikings that had that kind of face paint ?

John Randle

Whats it hurt? I like it. Where is the kid in the pic from?

Whats it hurt? I like it. Where is the kid in the pic from?

 

 

Looks like Ryle.

Yep, that's a Ryle pic, from their game against NCC. That is Kris Pridgen, a DT for the Raiders. The kid does play with alot of intensity. Plays like he's 6'3'' 260 lbs., instead of his 5'10'' 210 stature.

Looks like he isn't fond of photographers.:D

but don't make a mountain out of a molehill.

 

That’s great advice. LOL ;)

I don't particularly care for it either, but seriously, plenty of schools do fine with it too. Some school called Hoover High in Ala. has done pretty well doing it. I'm sure there are plenty more. Why do you HAVE to win if you do this kind of thing? Does it hurt Trinity's pride or insult them if some kid from Ryle paints his face? Kid's being kids, that's all. I would love for them to do away with all the wristbands, face paint, under armor all over, etc. but that is the culture we live in. If the kid wants to do it, so be it, but don't make a mountain out of a molehill. If I had my way, all of the teams would wear the old school Penn St. uni's, leather helmets, and the whole nine. Then we'd really be old school and we could talk about how fine we do without all of that color and protection and what not.

No offense but how can you compare Ryle and Hoover kids? Once you become the top team in the nation then you can paint your face like them.

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