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Classless tee-shirts worn by Simon Kenton students

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You misunderstand me or both of us misunderstand one another. I'm saying acting like it's no big deal and tying parents hands are why this kind of stupidity survives.

 

Ding ding ding. I shrug it off because I know it's not going to change. Call it what you want, but that's unfortunately the blunt reality that is todays society. Do I like it, no, do I accept it, not really. Is there any thing that can or realistically WILL be done to actually change it. The answer is with out a doubt no. I think alot of people over look or just don't want to acknowledge that it's happening at their school as well. I'm half tempted to go to multiple schools across NKY just to prove it. People around here are rather naive at times.

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They watched the game.

 

You mean they watched their team get dominated!

You mean they watched their team get dominated!

 

Are we talking about the football game or volleyball game. Not sure that SK was dominated on the football field. 2 red zone int's were great play's and difference makers but I'm not sure I'd call them dominating.

I didn't see the game. So maybe giving up 340 something yards on the ground, and 5 TDs to the guy you know is going to get the rock isn't being dominated. It's a 21 point loss, no matter how you slice and dice it, to a team the I think most SK people thought they had a chance against. I was glad to see it.

There were cars at the Sorrell scrimmage with the quote in question yesterday evening.

I didn't see the game. So maybe giving up 340 something yards on the ground, and 5 TDs to the guy you know is going to get the rock isn't being dominated. It's a 21 point loss, no matter how you slice and dice it, to a team the I think most SK people thought they had a chance against. I was glad to see it.

 

I figured as much.

There were cars at the Sorrell scrimmage with the quote in question yesterday evening.

 

Shocking. We should probably get new police officers in Independence as well since they're not stepping up to do something about this......:rolleyes:

Maybe the Ryle maintenance crew should have broke out the power washer to clean off all of the nasty poo that landed on that part of the stadium bleachers.:thumb::D Just doing there job!:thumb:

There were cars at the Sorrell scrimmage with the quote in question yesterday evening.

Why would a parent let their kids put that, and keep that on their cars? Sounds like people there really don't mind it at all then.

Why would a parent let their kids put that, and keep that on their cars? Sounds like people there really don't mind it at all then.

 

Think who is one of the biggest supporters of SK, then think how he handles himself on his radio show and you then wonder how and why the kids of SK act like they do? Monkeys see, Monkeys do?

Are we talking about the football game or volleyball game. Not sure that SK was dominated on the football field. 2 red zone int's were great play's and difference makers but I'm not sure I'd call them dominating.

 

First half was played even. The second half was a domination job by Ryle. By the 4th quarter, some SK players were gasping for air, hands on hips or laying on the ground after they missed tackles on Elliott. Yes, it was domination in the second half if you understand football. Time of possession control and running it down the other teams throat. Defense courtesy of the team that "noone could get 100 yards on" and would get "an easy 30-point win". SK got 60-70 yards passing in the last few minutes of the 4th quarter after the game was over and Ryle made a few substitutions.

First half was played even. The second half was a domination job by Ryle. By the 4th quarter, some SK players were gasping for air, hands on hips or laying on the ground after they missed tackles on Elliott. Yes, it was domination in the second half if you understand football. Time of possession control and running it down the other teams throat. Defense courtesy of the team that "noone could get 100 yards on" and would get "an easy 30-point win". SK got 60-70 yards passing in the last few minutes of the 4th quarter after the game was over and Ryle made a few substitutions.

 

Ok I hope that helps you sleep better tonight, might as well get it in while you can this week.

Think who is one of the biggest supporters of SK, then think how he handles himself on his radio show and you then wonder how and why the kids of SK act like they do? Monkeys see, Monkeys do?

I'll give SK a pass on that fan.

I figured as much.

 

Didn't need to see it. I knew how it was going to go. Too bad about those shirts though. Hate to see that kind of stuff.

Ok I hope that helps you sleep better tonight, might as well get it in while you can this week.

 

I sleep good every night but thanks for your well wishes. My sleep is not based on football games and I will sleep really well next Friday night and the night after. I just threw back some of the garbage from the voices of SK that we have read all year. SK dominated Ryle last year. Ryle dominated SK in game #2 this year. Big deal. Our goal is not to beat SK. We'd be pretty happy if that was the case since we are 10-3 vs. SK since the turn of the century. And, Ryle administration would act QUICKLY to remove such classless T-shirts from school property.

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