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Highlands 42 Dixie Heights 28

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You would think since his dad played in college and the pros he would have a little better handle on it..JMO

 

Maybe that is the kid's problem? Did anyone ever think of that? Respect is taught at home and it clearly was not discussed at the Pike dinner table from what I am reading and hearing regarding his antics on the sideline and in games. Its one thing to be emotional and immature but to talk to coaches the way he supposedly does, that is inexcusable. Whats even worse is the fact that the coaches take it.

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Maybe that is the kid's problem? Did anyone ever think of that? Respect is taught at home and it clearly was not discussed at the Pike dinner table from what I am reading and hearing regarding his antics on the sideline and in games. Its one thing to be emotional and immature but to talk to coaches the way he supposedly does, that is inexcusable. Whats even worse is the fact that the coaches take it.

 

I can't agree more. Even more amazing to me is that it has been like this for years.

When your marquee win happened that far back, I don't feel the need to bother.[/quote

 

It won't happen slick.

 

Again? I agree. It was a fluke the one time it happened.

... and if you find one who can beat Highlands, look for him to get hired away by a GCL school and end up at Moeller. :D

 

Now that is funny and very, very true right there. Go Birds 20n10

Since when doesnt Highlands have great facilities? That stadium is a fantastic place to play football. Great environment! Big screen TV! Great crowd! Club seating on the school side! Come on!

 

Defenders cannot contact receivers who are "in route". Once they "break" into their route, the contact is off limits. Those hits were helmet to helmet and it is a shame that the referee didnt throw the flag when he was right there to call it.

 

If we fire coaches who cannot beat Highlands, there will be no more high school football.

 

Highlands Defensive Coord Carl "Skip" Hicks used to call it the "kiss technique". It is one of those plays that fall into the category of "rub off" or for those who dont know what that is "illegal screen or pick" on offense.

No way can a ref 100% be assured that the infraction took place because of the confinement of the contact. So it falls in the "part of the game" mentality. Sorry. Go Birds 20n10

Roger Walz, Chris Wolfe, Steve Lickert

 

What exactly has Steve Lickert won? Nothing. He had a successful season this year and lost in the first round of the playoffs, so can we say that Holmes was Lickertized.

What exactly has Steve Lickert won? Nothing. He had a successful season this year and lost in the first round of the playoffs, so can we say that Holmes was Lickertized.

 

:rolleyes:If some are defending Spritzky as the saviour of Dixie football, we can certainly credit Lickert the same way. At this point, Lickert has quite a bit more of an up side.

I know it's fashionable to bash Tom Spritzky but I think he got more out of his team this year than expected. He lost a lot of talent last year and came back and played a tough schedule. They probably beat CCH if their TWO quarterbacks do not go down.

 

I agree Clyde. In the two match ups against Highlands this year, Dixie has looked better than any year since 02. There is a lot of athletic talent on Dixie's squad, starting with Pike, but there is additional talent in Leonard, Gohorn, Bruns, Pillman and Zumdick just to mention a few. I think Tom and his staff did a very, very good job of using that talent and placing it in the right positions this year.

Maybe that is the kid's problem? Did anyone ever think of that? Respect is taught at home and it clearly was not discussed at the Pike dinner table from what I am reading and hearing regarding his antics on the sideline and in games. Its one thing to be emotional and immature but to talk to coaches the way he supposedly does, that is inexcusable. Whats even worse is the fact that the coaches take it.

 

used to feel sorry for the QB because he clearly does not have a handle on his emotions and has no respect for authority. Then I felt sorry for the coaching staff to have to 'deal with' a great player who is such a handful. Then I felt sorry for the other players on the Dixie sidelines and the parents of those kids. They have seen this behavior from football, to basketball to baseball. (he's a talented, multi-sport athlete) The sideline antics have plagued these other kids for years and I can't believe other parents and coaches have not stopped it because he is disrepecting EVERYONE. Now I feel sorry for his parents. They have to know what is happening. Are they so used to the behavior it is 'just the way it is?" I am not a Dixie parent but I know a lot of them and they have been suffering for years.

used to feel sorry for the QB because he clearly does not have a handle on his emotions and has no respect for authority. Then I felt sorry for the coaching staff to have to 'deal with' a great player who is such a handful. Then I felt sorry for the other players on the Dixie sidelines and the parents of those kids. They have seen this behavior from football, to basketball to baseball. (he's a talented, multi-sport athlete) The sideline antics have plagued these other kids for years and I can't believe other parents and coaches have not stopped it because he is disrepecting EVERYONE. Now I feel sorry for his parents. They have to know what is happening. Are they so used to the behavior it is 'just the way it is?" I am not a Dixie parent but I know a lot of them and they have been suffering for years.

 

Can you start a new thread and title it however you want. Things are getting a little off track on this one.

Pike is his own worst enemy. It was only a matter of time before he got ejected.

What exactly has Steve Lickert won? Nothing. He had a successful season this year and lost in the first round of the playoffs, so can we say that Holmes was Lickertized.

 

I'll tell you one thing I know. It is much easier to win at Dixie than it is at Holmes or Dayton. We all know the reasons why. I think Tom should do a lot better than what he does at Dixie. There is a ton of talent at Dixie year in and year out and they always seem to underachieve. I believe there is a lack of discipline on that team and it starts from the top. Dixie is stuck in mediocrity..I guess that is ok in Edgewood. If it wasn't things would of changed by now..

Dixie's problems start at the top! Spritzky's antics toward the end of the game is par for the course for him especially when he's losing. IMO, he's an embarassment to the school. I truly believe that he would have won more games in his career had he paid more attention to his team and his game plan rather than what the officials called or didn't call. I know for a fact that there are numerous officials that will not work Dixie football games at any level because of the constant abuse they get from the coaches. Except for Todd Newton, all the coaches need to be removed! He's the only one that acts professional. I feel sorry for the kids. They need a coach who will teach and lead. Can you imagine what would have happended if Pike or any other had acted that way during a game with Coach Mueller, Charlie Coleman, or Bob Schneider?:madman:

I heard the young man from Dixie who put the hit on Towles sent him an email apologizing for the hit and hoped he was going to be ok. Towles's response according to the person making this statement was that it was a great hit and there was no need for any apology. I think it was a pretty classy move on the part of the young man from Dixie to inquire.

I heard the young man from Dixie who put the hit on Towles sent him an email apologizing for the hit and hoped he was going to be ok. Towles's response according to the person making this statement was that it was a great hit and there was no need for any apology. I think it was a pretty classy move on the part of the young man from Dixie to inquire.

 

I'm thinking Bobby Leonard...the same person that took the pop himself at the end of the game.

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