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2A: Fort Campbell Falcons (12-1) at Monroe County Falcons (12-1)

Who wins this game? 90 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins this game?

    • Fort Campbell
      77%
    • Monroe County
      22%

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I meant no disrespect towards any program that is still left in the playoffs, I am just a proud dad of two players and can't get enough of this teams accomplishments. I wish every team success but we all know that there is only one champion. In my heart it is already Monroe!!!:ylsuper:

 

But in reality I know at least three other programs might have something to say about that!!!!:argue:

 

This week will decide at least two of them, by the way, Monroe's field is in horrible shape. They are trying to get it in shape for tomorrow but the rain today did not help. I saw the news and at game time here it is suppose to be 30 degrees, maybe some of the mud will freeze! Bring your cold gear its December and we are still playing!!!:thumb:

 

I understand how proud you are and the success at Monroe this year is one of the top football stories in the state! Your coach should be right in the middle of the Coach of the Year Award considerations.

 

I also agree with you on the field conditions. Probably the best thing that could happen is the temperature get down below 30 degrees.

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I meant no disrespect towards any program that is still left in the playoffs, I am just a proud dad of two players and can't get enough of this teams accomplishments. I wish every team success but we all know that there is only one champion. In my heart it is already Monroe!!!:ylsuper:

 

But in reality I know at least three other programs might have something to say about that!!!!:argue:

 

This week will decide at least two of them, by the way, Monroe's field is in horrible shape. They are trying to get it in shape for tomorrow but the rain today did not help. I saw the news and at game time here it is suppose to be 30 degrees, maybe some of the mud will freeze! Bring your cold gear its December and we are still playing!!!:thumb:

 

Just keep believing DAD! :banana::banana:

 

This is an exciting time of the season for a dad/family and son/son's team. Most of us feel the same way.

 

BTW, No disrespect taken...........

LOL...let's see, is ANY Fort Campbell players Kentucky born really? And what does this have to do with the game anyway! Keep in mind which team you are talking about. These Families at FC are all active duty military. It is a very diversified group, who have all come from all over the country! Andrews is a die-hard Fort Campbell Falcon, and born "Military Brat!" (I say "Brat" with true affection and no offense intended!)

 

:confused: Not sure where the chip comes from;)... I simply asked where he is from out of curiosity...

BTW I would assume that some of the kids playing for Ft. Campbell are from KY, the team I followed in Jacksonville NC had several local kids...

:confused: Not sure where the chip comes from;)... I simply asked where he is from out of curiosity...

BTW I would assume that some of the kids playing for Ft. Campbell are from KY, the team I followed in Jacksonville NC had several local kids...

It's a rarity to find someone on the team that's actually from Kentucky. Fort Campbell High School itself is a Department of Defense school. It's not like a school that's in a city just outside of a military installation. Where there's a mixture of military kids and civilian kids.

 

Let's take my son, for example. He was born in Fort Riley, Kansas. We then got stationed at Fort Campbell, and he's a rare military child that has been in Fort Campbell schools his entire life. From Pre-K all the way to his current year in high school.

 

But, to somewhat answer your quesion, I don't believe that Antonio Andrews is actually from the state of Kentucky.

 

Later.

It's a rarity to find someone on the team that's actually from Kentucky. Fort Campbell High School itself is a Department of Defense school. It's not like a school that's in a city just outside of a military installation. Where there's a mixture of military kids and civilian kids.

 

Let's take my son, for example. He was born in Fort Riley, Kansas. We then got stationed at Fort Campbell, and he's a rare military child that has been in Fort Campbell schools his entire life. From Pre-K all the way to his current year in high school.

 

But, to somewhat answer your quesion, I don't believe that Antonio Andrews is actually from the state of Kentucky.

 

Later.

 

 

Thanks...

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