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NCC 47 Holmes 46

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I've answered your question. The freshman coach and JV coach's did not develope any players so that there sons got there position handed to them. It was easy to see when there teams were put together. They were waiting for ther 8th graders sons to move to JV and varsity when they got there.

That is your answer. I have given this to you before. My son was not a guard.

 

You are correct about sour grapes. The coach's know why they are there. They made there comments now I will make mine. When a player blows out his shoulder twice on the coach's floor and the coach never bothered to ask how are you, anything we can do, good to see ya back at school, how was your surgeries. That will tell you what type of person he is. A private school education should have better people representing them then him.

 

The parr kid should have been the point quard when they were freshman (best player on that team). They did not play him. He would be the point guard now. 6-3 great athelete, smart and cut for the coach's kids and fundraising parents kids who start. Favoritism and nepotism at its finest.

 

Now you now the rest of the story.

 

I can't comment on your situation. Knowing Grant as I do, he's not a favorites player. However to the bolded, I agree that it seems that Parr seems to be getting shafted. He's too good of an athlete, all be it oft-injured, to not be making an impact on NewCath athletics. However, neither one of us are at every practice so who knows what is really going on.

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I've answered your question. The freshman coach and JV coach's did not develope any players so that there sons got there position handed to them. It was easy to see when there teams were put together. They were waiting for ther 8th graders sons to move to JV and varsity when they got there.

That is your answer. I have given this to you before. My son was not a guard.

 

You are correct about sour grapes. The coach's know why they are there. They made there comments now I will make mine. When a player blows out his shoulder twice on the coach's floor and the coach never bothered to ask how are you, anything we can do, good to see ya back at school, how was your surgeries. That will tell you what type of person he is. A private school education should have better people representing them then him.

 

The parr kid should have been the point quard when they were freshman (best player on that team). They did not play him. He would be the point guard now. 6-3 great athelete, smart and cut for the coach's kids and fundraising parents kids who start. Favoritism and nepotism at its finest.

 

Now you now the rest of the story.

 

Ben's a great athelete and could have been a good basketball player, but never a point guard. Maybe a power forward. As far as Ben making the basketball team this year I have no idea. I haven't seen him play for 2 years. I know he didn't show up at any of the summer open gyms. That is where the real tryouts begin. It's difficult to play basketball and football.

Good win by NCC. I hope the Dawgs wake up and turn it on.

Doesn't hurt at all. I've ask reddevil many times to give me a player who should be playing over Meyer and Pangallo and he's never done so. This proves he just has sour grapes and makes him look like he is just holding a grudge for his son getting cut or not getting to play.

 

He has no facts just unwarranted opinions.

 

Grant Pangallo played a fantastic game last night. Played all but a few seconds. He handled the Holmes pressure very, very well. Anyone that feels there is a better point guard on the NCC team is mistaken. Congrats Grant on a fantastic ballgame!

Grant Pangallo played a fantastic game last night. Played all but a few seconds. He handled the Holmes pressure very, very well. Anyone that feels there is a better point guard on the NCC team is mistaken. Congrats Grant on a fantastic ballgame!

 

Best game he's played all year. You have to be in great shape to play point guard at NCC.

I've answered your question. The freshman coach and JV coach's did not develope any players so that there sons got there position handed to them. It was easy to see when there teams were put together. They were waiting for ther 8th graders sons to move to JV and varsity when they got there.

That is your answer. I have given this to you before. My son was not a guard.

 

You are correct about sour grapes. The coach's know why they are there. They made there comments now I will make mine. When a player blows out his shoulder twice on the coach's floor and the coach never bothered to ask how are you, anything we can do, good to see ya back at school, how was your surgeries. That will tell you what type of person he is. A private school education should have better people representing them then him.

 

The parr kid should have been the point quard when they were freshman (best player on that team). They did not play him. He would be the point guard now. 6-3 great athelete, smart and cut for the coach's kids and fundraising parents kids who start. Favoritism and nepotism at its finest.

 

Now you now the rest of the story.

 

Why aren't you fundraising?:sleep:

Anyone know what day and time NCC plays Highlands in the District Tournament?

I had the feeling that something was going to happen to get Holmes to kick it into another gear and run the table. I'm afraid this was it. Great, great game by NCC.

Nothing like a sore loser. If NCC is slow, and I guarantee they are not as athletic as Holmes, how bad does that make your team look. Win with class, lose with class.

 

Agreed:thumb:

Agreed:thumb:

 

For the record, the way that Holmes has conducted themselves this year has lead me to believe that the team is classy.

He's never had a good argument. It's sour grapes and he's reaching for anything.

 

It took awhile but now I know.

 

You are in the family. I can see you sitting on the bench with all of them.

Why aren't you fundraising?:sleep:

 

 

Because you and your sister-n-law do so your kid can play. :sleep:

The football team is run with class and dignity.

Bob would never let the things go on in the football program that goes on in the basketball program.

Get back to discussing the game, between NCC and Holmes.

Nothing like a sore loser. If NCC is slow, and I guarantee they are not as athletic as Holmes, how bad does that make your team look. Win with class, lose with class.

 

Read the later thread :sssh:

 

 

NCC slowed the ball down, waited for the right shot, won the game. Holmes came out flat and paid the price!!! Rather now then later. Very good win for the Breds, NCC coach looked happy going off the court! Very nice coaching job.

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