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2008 Dayton

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Again your "pride" for the Dayton program allows you to sugar coat their performance and lack of the same, don't get me wrong I appreciate a loyal fan and that you are sir.However, for what the Dayton boys accomplished last year, beating bigger and better programs "consistently!!!" how can they be beaten by a name. Is that not a lack of belief in their program, ergo PRIDE?

 

Crush I'm sorry but you have sadly mistaken wins and loses for Pride. Pride is about wanting to put on that green and white regardless of the outcome of the game. It's about growing up in that community and knowing your neighbors. Its about wanting to do good for everyone in the community because they're going to pat you on the back win or loose. Pride isn't wanting to win so badly that you are willing to play the game with players outside of your community. Pride isn't about living a couple of cities or counties away and coming to playing for a smaller school because maybe your not good enough to play for the big school where you are from. Pride is about wanting to put on your team colors because of the people you represent when you do it. It's not about wanting to put on the team colors because they have won a few games in the past. Winning is GREAT!!!!! But sometimes just wearing your teams colors and representing your community is GREAT.

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Crush I'm sorry but you have sadly mistaken wins and loses for Pride. Pride is about wanting to put on that green and white regardless of the outcome of the game. It's about growing up in that community and knowing your neighbors. Its about wanting to do good for everyone in the community because they're going to pat you on the back win or loose. Pride isn't wanting to win so badly that you are willing to play the game with players outside of your community. Pride isn't about living a couple of cities or counties away and coming to playing for a smaller school because maybe your not good enough to play for the big school where you are from. Pride is about wanting to put on your team colors because of the people you represent when you do it. It's not about wanting to put on the team colors because they have won a few games in the past. Winning is GREAT!!!!! But sometimes just wearing your teams colors and representing your community is GREAT.

I was talking about EFFORT not pride! And as far as players comming from outside the district, being at the top of the academic charts, I am sure has something to do with it. Your statement sounds like someone that has justified losses, a winning program takes hard work, talent, and leadership, and ...............PRIDE.

I was talking about EFFORT not pride! And as far as players comming from outside the district, being at the top of the academic charts, I am sure has something to do with it. Your statement sounds like someone that has justified losses, a winning program takes hard work, talent, and leadership, and ...............PRIDE.

 

Just for the record I'm not from Dayton so I don't have to justifying anything Just didn't like the way they were being ridiculed for not being as talented as other teams. Pride has nothing to do with the records.

Yeah losing 16 seniors is going to hurt us alot. But we put forth 110% more effort than ever and hope to come out on top this year. We have Micheal Richardson, Justin Sherlock and a freshman Chris Pompillio so we are going to have a few tricks up our sleeve. Holmes is our first test, until then.

 

I hope that one of those tricks is to pull some bodies out of a hat, caus I hear the numbers are waaaaaayyyyy down!:eek:

The first thing for Deaton to address is the "heart". Teach them what counts, pride.

 

Granted they were out manned, but they gave up after the first series, twice! its unfortunate that they have to play the tigers year in and year out but at least try.

 

I was talking about EFFORT not pride! And as far as players comming from outside the district, being at the top of the academic charts, I am sure has something to do with it. Your statement sounds like someone that has justified losses, a winning program takes hard work, talent, and leadership, and ...............PRIDE.

 

I don't know... I'm fairly confused... In the first couple of posts you had on here you adressed the teams "heart" and "pride." Then you questioned whether they "try." Then you say that you aren't talking about their "pride" but their "effort" and apparently "pride" and "effort" are synonymous.

Just for the record I'm not from Dayton so I don't have to justifying anything Just didn't like the way they were being ridiculed for not being as talented as other teams. Pride has nothing to do with the records.

 

Papa, I agree.

 

 

 

 

Crush, you surprise me. You've dominated Dayton for at least the past 5 years. Why rub their noses in it?

 

I expected better from a champion....

 

And if you feel the need to taunt someone, pick on someone equal to or better than you. LCA comes to mind.

 

 

 

You could go to the "2008 LCA" thread and say:

 

"Hey LCA. In spite of having an ineffective offense (22 points scored on 14 drives), we still won!"

 

"Hey LCA. In spite of having a porous defense (35 points and 330 yards given up), we still won!"

 

"Hey LCA. In spite of having an almost non-existent defensive secondary (290 yards passing by LCA), we still won!"

 

"Hey LCA. In spite of our huge line not being able to demoralize the LCA line (as we promised to), we still won!"

 

 

The first thing for Deaton to address is the "heart". Last years team and many of the previous teams had good talent, but put them in a situation that they have to dig deep and they give up. The chance to beat Beechwood last year, twice, should have been insentive enough to take there game to the next level. I dont want to hear about the one drive, the fan base seemed to cherish this past year, just look at the game, fell apart after they were scored on by Elliot.

Come on Deaton, your gonna have a young team. Teach them what counts, pride.

 

Granted they were out manned, but they gave up after the first series, twice! its unfortunate that they have to play the tigers year in and year out but at least try.

 

Again your "pride" for the Dayton program allows you to sugar coat thier performance and lack of the same, dont get me wrong I appreciate a loyal fan and that you are sir.However, for what the Dayton boys accomplished last year, beating bigger and better programs "consistantly!!!" how can they be beaten by a name. Is that not a lack of belief in thier program, ergo PRIDE?

 

I was talking about EFFORT not pride! And as far as players comming from outside the district, being at the top of the academic charts, I am sure has something to do with it. Your statement sounds like someone that has justified losses, a winning program takes hard work, talent, and leadership, and ...............PRIDE.

To the Dayton crowd regarding Crush's talk about "Heart"...

 

 

I have personally seen Beechwood "Roll over and Play Dead" early in the 3rd quarter, against a small 1A team.

 

Don't give up. If we can do it, so can you. Your coaches know what it takes to beat a premiere program (like Beechwood). Follow their lead, and it can be done.

 

Whatever you do, don't listen to the insults.

To the Dayton crowd regarding Crush's talk about "Heart"...

 

 

I have personally seen Beechwood "Roll over and Play Dead" early in the 3rd quarter, against a small 1A team.

 

Don't give up. If we can do it, so can you. Your coaches know what it takes to beat a premiere program (like Beechwood). Follow their lead, and it can be done.

 

Whatever you do, don't listen to the insults.

 

Wow ... pretty classless comments from where I am sitting ....

And the last time I checked ... Beechwood still has a winning record against LCA ... when that changes .. then maybe you can try to convince us that LCA has the better program than Beechwood. You beat one of Beechwood's worst teams in the past 20 years with one of your best ... wow ... you would think that you could practice what you preach about Crush.

 

Pretty funny how someone who is trying to defend one team comes out with classless comments of their own.

 

In closing ... I am pretty sure that the state championship trophy from 2007 is in Fort Mitchell. And if you have any comments about that ... maybe you should read what you wrote above.

Not exactly constructive now.

You're right. I took it to PMs.

 

But I repeat part of what I said in post #22

 

Don't give up. Your coaches know what it takes to beat a premiere program (like Beechwood). Follow their lead, and it can be done.

 

Whatever you do, don't listen to the insults.

Papa, I agree.

 

 

 

 

Crush, you surprise me. You've dominated Dayton for at least the past 5 years. Why rub their noses in it?

 

I expected better from a champion....

 

And if you feel the need to taunt someone, pick on someone equal to or better than you. LCA comes to mind.

 

 

 

You could go to the "2008 LCA" thread and say:

 

"Hey LCA. In spite of having an ineffective offense (22 points scored on 14 drives), we still won!"

 

"Hey LCA. In spite of having a porous defense (35 points and 330 yards given up), we still won!"

 

"Hey LCA. In spite of having an almost non-existent defensive secondary (290 yards passing by LCA), we still won!"

 

"Hey LCA. In spite of our huge line not being able to demoralize the LCA line (as we promised to), we still won!"

Bluto,thats exactly what I expected from a runner up! Enough said about LCA.

My comments about Dayton were born from disapointment, I thought in the begining of the year finaly A 1a team in our division that will play with us. They had the right coach, talented players and what I thought was heart. To my disapointment I was so wrong, Ill send you film.

Imo and as an outsider and did not see Dayton play or what they had or have coming back. I just am posting to say that I believe that the people in and close to the Dayton program will know full well what thier kids have inside of them and what they need w/o any outside....lets just say "help" for lack of another word.

Anyway, I just noticed a few other outsider's post, not wanting to get anything else started (and I won't discuss it any further) and thought that I would throw my 2 cents in that imo the Dayton people will decide what they need and keep things going in a positive direction.

 

Good Luck to Dayton in this upcoming season. :thumb:

Just for the record I'm not from Dayton so I don't have to justifying anything Just didn't like the way they were being ridiculed for not being as talented as other teams. Pride has nothing to do with the records.

 

:thumb::thumb:

Let's get back on the path, of discussing Dayton and being constructive.

As someone who has been around for a very long time, I agree, Dayton has tons of pride. I was here when the Dayton/Ludlow/Bellevue/Beechwood games were always a tossup. We got very lucky in building the program that we have.

 

The people of Dayton have always been very hospitable towards us and no doubt, that is not always easy. Keep pushing Devils. Dont let anyone get you down. You never know!

 

ESPNGUY, I like your posts!

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