1A Beechwood Tigers vs LCA Eagles

 

2A NCC Thoroughbreds vs Fort Campbell Falcons

 

3A Belfry Pirates vs Central Yellowjackets

 

4A Bell County Bobcats vs Bullitt East Chargers

 

5A Whitley County Colonels vs John Hardin Bulldogs

 

6A St. Xavier Tigers vs Male Bulldogs

 

Who moves on?

mcpapa you have too much time on your hands.

 

 

I am having a hard time seeing a tiger beating a rocket. Maybe its a bottle rocket?

Thanks Papa very entertaining.

If you want to see some classic high school mascots check out this site:

http://www.tekonsha.k12.mi.us/scaa/teamnames.htm

 

Scroll down, they have some of the best from each state.

 

I am partial to the

 

Holbrook Arizona - Roadrunners

 

 

There is also:

Laurel Hill Florida - Hoboes

Cairo Georgia - Syrupmakers

Clark Fork Idaho - Wampus Cats

Centralia Illinois - Orphans / Orphan Annies

Freeburg Illinois - Midgets

 

And if a Bluebird isn't tough, then how about the:

Fisher Illinois - Bunnies

 

Heck, the Bluebirds don't even make the list for KY but the Big Trains and Briar Jumpers do.

 

Silver Grove - Big Trains

Somerset - Briar Jumpers

The best may be the

 

Watersmeet Michigan - Nimrods

1A Beechwood Tigers vs LCA Eagles

 

2A NCC Thoroughbreds vs Fort Campbell Falcons

 

3A Belfry Pirates vs Central Yellowjackets

 

4A Bell County Bobcats vs Bullitt East Chargers

 

5A Whitley County Colonels vs John Hardin Bulldogs

 

6A St. Xavier Tigers vs Male Bulldogs

 

Who moves on?

 

What the heck is wrong with you. You some kind of funny man!:irked:

What the heck is wrong with you. You some kind of funny man!:irked:

 

I used mcpapa's Assumptions:D

Edited November 30, 200817 yr by Watusi

So then if the Highlands Blue Devils ever consolidated with the Dayton Green Devils would they then become the Purple Devils?

 

 

 

 

No wait, thats red and blue make purple. What does blue and green make?:confused:

 

I think it's aqua.

Well, first of all, a tiger could never stand a direct hit from a rocket. Here are some rules I thought of. Feel free to add to them.

 

1.) Anything that would have a firearm (pirate, pioneer, etc.) trumps a wild or domestic animal. In an instance where a pioneer may face said pirate, pirate wins due to total lack of consience in the matter of bloodletting of a fellow human. Human on human is case by case. (i.e. an ENGINEER vs. a BRAVE is no contest.)

 

2.)Everything trumps vegetation, unless therare poisionous asspects to said vegetation.

 

3.) Animal mascots, wild and domestic, have to have the aspects of strength, defense or speed looked at. (i.e. yes, a Thoroughbred will out run a Redhound, but a Wildcat of any kind can usually handle an insect or bulldog in nature.)

 

4.) Insects are hard pressed to find a way to take most mascots. Malarial Flies can take many mammals, and Yellowjackets can if the mammal has an allergic reaction. Case by case here, also.

 

5.) Birds have an edge if they are hunters. Exceptions can be made. Bluebirds have been known to make other mascots choke.

 

6.) Origins of any non-tangible mascot (Purples, Lakers, etc.) must have origins examined before decisions are made.

 

7.) A mechanical type mascot (Rocket, Cyborg, Chatty Kathy Dolls, etc.) must be examined. Is the Rocket atomic or one of those water filled things we used to use in the back yard and shoot onto the neighbor's roof?

 

8.) Any mascot that has a weakness in name can be freely attacked. Nimrods or Bed Wetters come to mind.

 

What other rules fit?

I don't know, the Highlands BlueDevils would be a pretty good fight!!!!:fight:: Nobody said anything about past Mascots.:lol:

That's a true (but obscure) fact! :thumb:

Maybe we should be the Fort Thomas Cannons.

Ya know....hmm...

The best may be the

 

Watersmeet Michigan - Nimrods

 

Nahh, seriously???

No wait, thats red and blue make purple. What does blue and green make?:confused:

A mess.

 

 

Acatually, would that be aqua? Teal?

Nahh, seriously???

 

 

 

Yup

 

http://www.watersmeet.k12.mi.us/nimrod.html

 

 

 

 

Origin of Nickname

 

Watersmeet School began using the nickname the "Nimrod" in the year of 1904.

By Biblical Accounts, Nimrod was "a mighty hunter before the Lord." According to the Old Testament, he established a great kingdom and founded a number of important Babylonian and Assyrian cities. Watersmeet, situated in the heart of the Upper Peninsula Ottawa National Forest, adopted the name because the forest is prime hunting land for waterfowl, deer, and bear.

by Bill L. Roose taken from the 1934 Wahinain

 

Something of Interest

 

In the year of 1986, ESPN,"Sports America Show," compiled the 10 top nicknames for high school sports teams. the "Nimrods" ranked third out of the 10 top nicknames.

 

 

1.) SYRUPMAKERS of Cairo,GA.

2.)BEETDIGGERS of Brush,Colo.

3.)*NIMRODS* of Watersmeet, MI.

4.)IMPS of Cary,N.C.

5.)ATOMSMASHERS of Jonhson Prep, Savannah,GA.

6.)ANGORAS of Clarkston,GA.

7.)FLIVVERS of Kingsford,MI.

8.)SQUIRRELS of Winslow,AZ.

9.)PEGLEGS of Stuyvesant in New York City

10.)DOTS of Poca,W. VA.

WOW!

That would be one rough pep rally!:lol: