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East Carter/Raceland Predictions

Who wins this EKC matchup? 69 members have voted

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And just what's wrong with a 50-50 shirt???? :D

 

From the size I would need, it would be a 75-75 shirt.:eek:

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GO RAMS!!

 

Play Hard!!:dancingpa

 

:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

I just have a bad feeling about this. I will follow the "Oldrambler Rule" and not make a prediction, just hope they get it together and have a good game.

Red Rambler, are you endorsing a product with your avatar?

Game Day...........

 

 

 

 

TCB!!!!!!!

 

 

 

 

Right The Ship tonight!:thumb:

Red Rambler, are you endorsing a product with your avatar?

 

No- I just thought it was a funny picture of some guy name Bob that apparently is an internet parody religion. I was just trying to think of what to do next and just google imaged searched "Bob", found this, and thought it was creepy and funny looking at the same time.

I heard that Raceland is now free of all of the Greenup transfers. Is this true? If so, perhaps this will be a rallying point for the remaining Raceland players to come together and get it done.

This is a must win for the Rams. Come on guys shows what your made of.

 

GO RAMS

I heard that Raceland is now free of all of the Greenup transfers. Is this true? If so, perhaps this will be a rallying point for the remaining Raceland players to come together and get it done.

 

It is true.

No- I just thought it was a funny picture of some guy name Bob that apparently is an internet parody religion. I was just trying to think of what to do next and just google imaged searched "Bob", found this, and thought it was creepy and funny looking at the same time.

 

Bob is the enzyte front man. It is a "medicine" for male enhancement.

I heard that Raceland is now free of all of the Greenup transfers. Is this true? If so, perhaps this will be a rallying point for the remaining Raceland players to come together and get it done.

Ryan, I have said it before, Raceland, and many other schools, are not for everyone. And, I believe this to be a good example of the above being true. I am not being derogatory to any of these players or the schools that they previously attended, but at Raceland, if you want to be part of the football program, and other sports programs, you are expected to do certain things. If you don't do those things, you will not be happy, the coaches will not be happy, and you will not last at Raceland.

 

Some may say, Raceland is not that big of a deal, but I can assure you of one thing, things at Raceland are done the right way as much as can be expected, any anything else will not be excepted by the administration, the coaches, the teachers, the parents, and the fans. If you want to be part of something special, that's right I called Raceland special, you will have to sacrifice of your self, if you will not do that, you will not be there long.

 

It has been said that many transfers don't understand the Raceland philosophy, and that is sometimes right. Some student/athletes transfer to Raceland and really put the all in to being part of the program and learning what they have to learn to be part of the program, but some come and expect to do what they have done before and don't care about the program as a whole. The latter will never fit in, and be part of the "team concept".

 

I wish these young men success and hope they learn from this experience. I hope they find what they are looking for. But, I hope the most that they learn that running doesn't solve your problems and commitment is sometimes not easy, and if you want something you have to sacrifice.

 

My favorite definition of "Love" is: the irrational disregard for one's self for the betterment of another. That my friends is the only approach to a team sport. Without this love, you will never understand and learn the things that a player should learn from this great game of football.

 

If you are not a member of the "WE" quit reading now.

 

To the Raceland players, I love you, as well as do many other people, we sacrifice for you, and we will continue to sacrifice for you. We will follow you all no matter what and cheer for you no matter the outcome of a game. You are the players, you control what happens from here on out.

Ryan, I have said it before, Raceland, and many other schools, are not for everyone. And, I believe this to be a good example of the above being true. I am not being derogatory to any of these players or the schools that they previously attended, but at Raceland, if you want to be part of the football program, and other sports programs, you are expected to do certain things. If you don't do those things, you will not be happy, the coaches will not be happy, and you will not last at Raceland.

 

Some may say, Raceland is not that big of a deal, but I can assure you of one thing, things at Raceland are done the right way as much as can be expected, any anything else will not be excepted by the administration, the coaches, the teachers, the parents, and the fans. If you want to be part of something special, that's right I called Raceland special, you will have to sacrifice of your self, if you will not do that, you will not be there long.

 

It has been said that many transfers don't understand the Raceland philosophy, and that is sometimes right. Some student/athletes transfer to Raceland and really put the all in to being part of the program and learning what they have to learn to be part of the program, but some come and expect to do what they have done before and don't care about the program as a whole. The latter will never fit in, and be part of the "team concept".

 

I wish these young men success and hope they learn from this experience. I hope they find what they are looking for. But, I hope the most that they learn that running doesn't solve your problems and commitment is sometimes not easy, and if you want something you have to sacrifice.

 

My favorite definition of "Love" is: the irrational disregard for one's self for the betterment of another. That my friends is the only approach to a team sport. Without this love, you will never understand and learn the things that a player should learn from this great game of football.

 

If you are not a member of the "WE" quit reading now.

 

To the Raceland players, I love you, as well as do many other people, we sacrifice for you, and we will continue to sacrifice for you. We will follow you all no matter what and cheer for you no matter the outcome of a game. You are the players, you control what happens from here on out.

 

Good post Ram:thumb:

Ryan, I have said it before, Raceland, and many other schools, are not for everyone. And, I believe this to be a good example of the above being true. I am not being derogatory to any of these players or the schools that they previously attended, but at Raceland, if you want to be part of the football program, and other sports programs, you are expected to do certain things. If you don't do those things, you will not be happy, the coaches will not be happy, and you will not last at Raceland.

 

Some may say, Raceland is not that big of a deal, but I can assure you of one thing, things at Raceland are done the right way as much as can be expected, any anything else will not be excepted by the administration, the coaches, the teachers, the parents, and the fans. If you want to be part of something special, that's right I called Raceland special, you will have to sacrifice of your self, if you will not do that, you will not be there long.

 

It has been said that many transfers don't understand the Raceland philosophy, and that is sometimes right. Some student/athletes transfer to Raceland and really put the all in to being part of the program and learning what they have to learn to be part of the program, but some come and expect to do what they have done before and don't care about the program as a whole. The latter will never fit in, and be part of the "team concept".

 

I wish these young men success and hope they learn from this experience. I hope they find what they are looking for. But, I hope the most that they learn that running doesn't solve your problems and commitment is sometimes not easy, and if you want something you have to sacrifice.

 

My favorite definition of "Love" is: the irrational disregard for one's self for the betterment of another. That my friends is the only approach to a team sport. Without this love, you will never understand and learn the things that a player should learn from this great game of football.

 

If you are not a member of the "WE" quit reading now.

 

To the Raceland players, I love you, as well as do many other people, we sacrifice for you, and we will continue to sacrifice for you. We will follow you all no matter what and cheer for you no matter the outcome of a game. You are the players, you control what happens from here on out.

 

Wow. Another well stated post.

 

I wish the Raceland team the best from here on out. Like I said, perhaps this can be viewed as a turning point.

Good luck tonight to both teams, should be a good game.

Wow. Another well stated post.

 

I wish the Raceland team the best from here on out. Like I said, perhaps this can be viewed as a turning point.

 

I think it will be a turning point for Raceland. Best Wishes tonight go out and claim what is yours!

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