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2008 Trinity

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I'll admit when you're right....only after I've been proven wrong, or I can't find any other way to spin it. :lol:

 

 

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I've always understood there are usually over 100 freshmen playing football. Trinity usually graduates around 25-30 seniors. Are the Freshman cut from the team or do they usually just weed themself out?

I've always understood there are usually over 100 freshmen playing football. Trinity usually graduates around 25-30 seniors. Are the Freshman cut from the team or do they usually just weed themself out?

 

The latter.

Word is there are alot of freshman playing varsity next year. Coach Beatty will have to weed them out also.

You're not old...you're aged....like stinky cheese or wine that's turned to vinegar. :D

 

I wish that I could agree with you about the aged part. The problem is that as far as cheese goes, I may be more like the moldy kind.

 

:lol:

Word is there are alot of freshman playing varsity next year. Coach Beatty will have to weed them out also.

 

Freshmen playing varsity?

 

Verification?

Word is there are alot of freshman playing varsity next year. Coach Beatty will have to weed them out also.

 

That would be unprecedented as no freshman has played any significant minutes at Trinity recently.

No no, you're old. :D

 

Ugh yeah...I am thinking if you want to continue riding the gravy train on free tickets you will stop calling my old lady...old!! :lol::lol::lol:

Ugh yeah...I am thinking if you want to continue riding the gravy train on free tickets you will stop calling my old lady...old!! :lol::lol::lol:
Sounds like someone's about to get tazed! :scared:
Ugh yeah...I am thinking if you want to continue riding the gravy train on free tickets you will stop calling my old lady...old!! :lol::lol::lol:

 

 

Did I say old?!? No no, not old. Young and vibrant! :D

What I am saying is that there are a lot of freshmen football players continuing on to play varsity next year.

So the rumors of Trinity's demise have been greatly exagerrated? :lol:

 

Just like the demise of the Big Green Nation after BB graduated. (We have three more in the trophy case since then)

 

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I agree with all of the above. Its really a difficult task to improve on something that is Perfect.

 

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Just like the demise of the Big Green Nation after BB graduated. (We have three more in the trophy case since then)

 

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It’s all about the system! Let’s keep the ROCK rolling... GO ROCKS! #18!

What I am saying is that there are a lot of freshmen football players continuing on to play varsity next year.

 

Trinity's freshmen class had some talent, but they finished with a losing record. The classes ahead of them now, current sophmores and juniors, maybe lost a game or two as freshmen. What do you mean by "play varsity" next year? If you mean get in at the end games when the outcome is no longer in doubt I agree. But if you mean start for varsity or see significant action when the game is on the line I'd question that. Beyond Nix and Bishop I didn't see any kids quite ready to take spots from juniors or seniors.

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