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My Son at Football Camp

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I'm biased (I coach his sixth grade team) but, look out :scared: , his team is rather good; 5 big, strong linemen, 4 good really good RB, 2 good QB, some really good WR, and a strong defense.

 

My the way, he is 11, and those are 12 and 13 year olds he is hitting.

 

But, I'm sure LCA will have some answers for them, should make for some good football games.

 

Nice looking kid. I thought my 14 year old at 6'0" 180 was a big kid--LOL, of course last year he was 5'8" and the same weight. I do have to say even if he was taking on older kids he's playing too high. Nice form, but he's got to get under the other guys pads--there's always someone bigger.

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Are you sure he's 11, I'd like to see a birth certificate, and how can we be assured it's not doctored or forged!!!:fire:

 

Looks like you've definitely got yourself a linemen on your hands though, best of luck.

 

:thumb: Until last year, I always had his birth certificate in my hat at all of his games. Now most of the teams we play are used to seeing him.

 

Nice looking kid. I thought my 14 year old at 6'0" 180 was a big kid--LOL, of course last year he was 5'8" and the same weight. I do have to say even if he was taking on older kids he's playing too high. Nice form, but he's got to get under the other guys pads--there's always someone bigger.

 

:thumb: That is exactly what I continue to tell him, as well as the rest of the team, I say there is always going to be someone bigger and stronger and technique is most important. Maybe the Junior High coaches will sound better saying it next year.

Great pics of him in the camp. Will he go to Raceland?

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Great pics of him in the camp. Will he go to Raceland?

 

Yes. I like the small school atmosphere, he is doing good academically, socially, and athletically. Plus, the coaches already know who is.:ylsuper:

We're available all day Monday.

Jim Tressel already knows where Raceland is at:ylsuper: , he was there around 2 opr 3 years ago in signing Aaron Pettry ;) . Looks like you may be hearing from any number of NCAA coaches and staffs including Tressel.

 

Again, all are just having some fun here and complimenting a good kid with obviously a lot of potetntial. There is plenty of time to talk college, heck - he doesn't enter Jr. high untill next year :eek: . Faith, Family, Academics and Football in that order and all will take care of itself. :thumb:

Great Pictures Ram !!!

Great pics of him in the camp. Will he go to Raceland?

What?? :scared: :scared: Anything else is Blasphemy!!! :eek: :eek: :D

Great pics, he's gonna open up some big holes and stop a lot of running backs.

OLD...you stay away I got first rights to him.;)

I know the family and have the inside track :D . Besides, Alabama is on my list as well. ;)

I know you do, I'm just messing with y'all. One of my boys was 6'2" 205. Ran like a deer and was a soccer goalie. Did very well, but it killed me he didn't play football. A few years later he said "Dad I guess I should have played football". I just turned and walked away.

I know you do, I'm just messing with y'all. One of my boys was 6'2" 205. Ran like a deer and was a soccer goalie. Did very well, but it killed me he didn't play football. A few years later he said "Dad I guess I should have played football". I just turned and walked away.

:laugh::thumb: I understand but I a sure that you raised a fine son and are proud of him.

Little Ram goes to school with my son, who was supposed to play football for Ram, but is still in a full arm cast due to a broken arm. Little Ram spent some time out here with my son a few days after his injury. He is a very sweet, polite and well mannered young man. I am sure you are very proud, Ram!

Little Ram goes to school with my son, who was supposed to play football for Ram, but is still in a full arm cast due to a broken arm. Little Ram spent some time out here with my son a few days after his injury. He is a very sweet, polite and well mannered young man. I am sure you are very proud, Ram!

The apple doesn't fall very far from the tree. Little Ram ( who is not so little:lol) has a great family and his manners are a reflection of that.

Your little ones also reflects those same family traits. :thumb:

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