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Bellevue 29 Frankfort 26

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Please do not misinterpret my comment. By saying they got him the record, meant it as a team. I may have not worded it exactly right, sorry. I am not trying to take anything away from him. It just seems like alot to ask of a young man.

 

I hope he stays in perfect health and gets to finish his career healthy. I know what it is like to see a young man lose the ability to play the game he loves because of injury. I still get tears in my eyes from time to time over it.

 

Congrats on the victory and good luck!

 

Ricky has been running like a Mule since Pee Wee and he is in excellent condition to endure the carries I am sure. The physical contact is always a concern for any player who is involved in so many plays. I see the concern there but when your a gamer like Buckler you want to be involved in every play and every down. Just because he is toting the football most of those downs really is no different then if he were laying a crushing block or making a tackle from a defensive position. You put the best players on the field and involve them in as many plays as you can. I do understand the concern and it sounds like you have some personal experience with this.

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Ricky has been running like a Mule since Pee Wee and he is in excellent condition to endure the carries I am sure. The physical contact is always a concern for any player who is involved in so many plays. I see the concern there but when your a gamer like Buckler you want to be involved in every play and every down. Just because he is toting the football most of those downs really is no different then if he were laying a crushing block or making a tackle from a defensive position. You put the best players on the field and involve them in as many plays as you can. I do understand the concern and it sounds like you have some personal experience with this.

 

He is an outstanding player. I don't blame a coach for putting the ball in his hands 50 times. He makes plays. Good luck to this young man.

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He is an outstanding player. I don't blame a coach for putting the ball in his hands 50 times. He makes plays. Good luck to this young man.

 

Classy post:thumb: Good luck to Frankfort and hopefully they can continue to be a prominent power in Class A for years to come.

50 times... is this right? He should have rush for more then 200.

 

Must have been alot of fun to watch.:confused:

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Must have been alot of fun to watch.:confused:

 

If you watch Buckler run you would probably say it was. He is very quick and an undersized back.

A long time ago an associate of mine once told me the following axiom:

 

Never apologize, Never explain,

Your friends don't need it, and your enemies won't believe you anyway!

 

:thumb::thumb:

 

Somebody once told me...

"Don't feed the trolls."

Must have been alot of fun to watch.:confused:

 

Football basics:

 

220 yards divided by 50 carries equals 4.4 yards

 

4.4 yards a carry times 3 caries equals first down

 

Enough first Downs and that equals Touchdown

 

Enough Touchdowns and you win the game.

 

You win the game everyone on your side has fun.

 

 

 

Bellevue will not apologize for being a 3 yards and a cloud of dust offense. If someone stops them they will try something else. Just ask Frankfort. I can recall at least 2 times where Bellevue was third and long and they were able to complete passes to Alex Hegge and Nix Evans to continue drives that were crucial for the victory. There is an old saying " Do what you do best" and that is what Bellevue is doing.

With the adversity FHS has had to overcome this season I say hats off to these young men.

 

Congrats to Bellview on the win.

 

I don't think CoachB was trying to make excuses about loosing what I really think he was trying to say is to those that were standing at the fence and dogging the coaching staff about certian decisions during the game is this. if you aren't willing to do what it takes as a fan or parent to help this program succede then get in the stands and shut up and stop complaining...

 

FHS is a small 1A football team they can't afford for players to not make the grades or do other things to get into trouble that may prevent them from playing on game night. Injuries is something that just happens and you can't do much to prevent it but when the kids only want to think about football on game night that is generally when they get hurt. The offseason is where a successfull program begins.

 

keepem going coach.

Football basics:

 

220 yards divided by 50 carries equals 4.4 yards

 

4.4 yards a carry times 3 caries equals first down

 

Enough first Downs and that equals Touchdown

 

Enough Touchdowns and you win the game.

 

You win the game everyone on your side has fun.

 

 

 

Bellevue will not apologize for being a 3 yards and a cloud of dust offense. If someone stops them they will try something else. Just ask Frankfort. I can recall at least 2 times where Bellevue was third and long and they were able to complete passes to Alex Hegge and Nix Evans to continue drives that were crucial for the victory. There is an old saying " Do what you do best" and that is what Bellevue is doing.

 

 

Don't change a thing. Hegge made a great catch over the middle on a big 3rd

Down play.

Only 1 Team will end the season as they wish....This was one Heckuva game, and I was glad to be apart of it.....Best of Luck to the Bellvue Tigers, and a standing ovation to The Dirty 30....U brought it from the National Anthem to the Benediction, and left NOTHING in the Tank..........

This was a better game then I thought it was going to be.

This was a better game then I thought it was going to be.

 

Why?

 

Everyone looked at the BB and Frankfort score and assumed Frankfort wasn't that good. Keep in mind Frankfort had several TD called back, had several starters out for various reasons, several turnovers, the starting QB out with a concussion, second team QB out for season, and a wide receiver playing QB. Frankfort was a very good team that could play with any class A school. Everyone seems to forget that Frankfort was ranked higher than Bellevue all year. The correct statement at least according to all the polls this year is " Wow Bellevue pulled one off".

Why?

 

Everyone looked at the BB and Frankfort score and assumed Frankfort wasn't that good. Keep in mind Frankfort had several TD called back, had several starters out for various reasons, several turnovers, the starting QB out with a concussion, second team QB out for season, and a wide receiver playing QB. Frankfort was a very good team that could play with any class A school. Everyone seems to forget that Frankfort was ranked higher than Bellevue all year. The correct statement at least according to all the polls this year is " Wow Bellevue pulled one off".

 

 

Frankfort pulled off a great season after the injury bug attacked...wonderful season and I'm glad I was apart of it...it was interesting seeing Frankfort work through all the injuries, being ineligible, and see them come out and all players leave their heart on the field against Bellevue. :thumb:

 

Tru B, signing off until next time. Thank You Panther football team and coaching staff. :ylsuper:

 

 

:dancingpa

It would seem to me that the FHS weight-lifting program needs to be looked at, I believe that this has been an issue/excuse for the past couple of seasons. Now it turns to suggesting kids not play basketball and get in the weightroom instead. It would seem to me that lifting from March to August would be adequate enough for the kids that play basketball. I would assume that these kids in basketball are not the O and D lines so in the trenches FHS should already be strong enough? If you truly want to know why Beechwood has won so much, don't focus on the weightroom, look instead at the youth program.

It would seem to me that the FHS weight-lifting program needs to be looked at, I believe that this has been an issue/excuse for the past couple of seasons. Now it turns to suggesting kids not play basketball and get in the weightroom instead. It would seem to me that lifting from March to August would be adequate enough for the kids that play basketball. I would assume that these kids in basketball are not the O and D lines so in the trenches FHS should already be strong enough? If you truly want to know why Beechwood has won so much, don't focus on the weightroom, look instead at the youth program.

 

I already tried it seems as Frankfort is the only local team not wanting any part of the feeder system.:idunno:

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