I think they recently upgraded the lighting...by replacing all the burned out bulbs. Seriously though, I believe that is in the works. And of course, we already have the turf.

 

This is not true....The football field has a completely new lighting system that was installed a couple years back. The old lights were planned to be used in death vallley until a ridiculous state law put a hold on the project.

This is not true....The football field has a completely new lighting system that was installed a couple years back. The old lights were planned to be used in death vallley until a ridiculous state law put a hold on the project.

 

What law was it?:confused:

What law was it?:confused:

 

Once you take wooden light structures down they have to be replaced with metal.

Please quit with all the pewee, freshman and JV comparisons. You'll know you're an elite program when your varsity team is bashed on Bluegrass Preps for only winning games by three or four touchdowns. The key to Highlands’s success over the years hasn't been the great gifted standout division one players, but the many mediocre players that Coach Mueller has turned into not studs necessarily, but very good football players. Leaders don't focus on their great contributors or their lousy contributors. They focus on those in the middle. That's what Dale Mueller had done at Highlands and that's why the program is so successful. Almost every kid coming into that program is told to reach the stars. But if you don't hit the star it aint so bad fallin on a cloud.

Please quit with all the pewee, freshman and JV comparisons. You'll know you're an elite program when your varsity team is bashed on Bluegrass Preps for only winning games by three or four touchdowns. The key to Highlands’s success over the years hasn't been the great gifted standout division one players, but the many mediocre players that Coach Mueller has turned into not studs necessarily, but very good football players. Leaders don't focus on their great contributors or their lousy contributors. They focus on those in the middle. That's what Dale Mueller had done at Highlands and that's why the program is so successful. Almost every kid coming into that program is told to reach the stars. But if you don't hit the star it aint so bad fallin on a cloud.

 

You hit the nail right on the head! You are so right with this one.:dancingpa

This is not true....The football field has a completely new lighting system that was installed a couple years back. The old lights were planned to be used in death vallley until a ridiculous state law put a hold on the project.

I knew that. Well, actually, I thought I knew that. But I didn't want to come out and say that the new lights had been put in and then get blasted for having an overactive imagination. :ohbrother:

 

It wasn't meant as a lie. :irked:

Please quit with all the pewee, freshman and JV comparisons. You'll know you're an elite program when your varsity team is bashed on Bluegrass Preps for only winning games by three or four touchdowns. The key to Highlands’s success over the years hasn't been the great gifted standout division one players, but the many mediocre players that Coach Mueller has turned into not studs necessarily, but very good football players. Leaders don't focus on their great contributors or their lousy contributors. They focus on those in the middle. That's what Dale Mueller had done at Highlands and that's why the program is so successful. Almost every kid coming into that program is told to reach the stars. But if you don't hit the star it aint so bad fallin on a cloud.

 

Very impressive for a BGP rookie. The gospel according to Paul "Bear" Bryant

"I think the most important thing of all for any team is a winning attitude. The coaches must have it. The players must have it. The student body must have it. If yu have dedicated players who believe in themselves, you don't need a lot of talent." To me that quote says a lot about the HHS program. You have to have some talent, but great coaches and programs motivate average players to do extraordinary things.:thumb:

Ryle has a ton of talent headed its way over in the BCPWFL.

Please quit with all the pewee, freshman and JV comparisons.

 

Sorry, it will never happen again.

Ryle has a ton of talent headed its way over in the BCPWFL.

 

As does Highlands with FTJFL. At that age I would not call it talent, but passion for the game and a base knowledge for Dale and Company to work with. Every year more and more kids are indoctrinated. Ryle is moving forward for certain.

I think I got the idea for BGP from you too... Wait a minute, I met you through BGP.

 

All kidding aside, I think it is great for Ryle and I love the fact that Coach Warner and Ryle have stepped to the plate against HHS. Hopefully it will become a long standing tradition that will surely benefit both programs.

 

I should have responded to this part of your post when I responded to the other part.

 

I wholeheartedly agree. Smart move by Warner. I really like what he is doing with Ryle's program.