goherd96

Hey GT...how high was the box they let you stand on for that pic... Anyway, I'm definitely interested to see what happens in the offseason.

Solid pick here...it was between him and Booker my last pick.

I was hoping he'd still be available another round or two to go with Lamont (you big dummy) Jordan.

Try listening to something besides License to Ill... As for a waste of sound...50 DEFINITELY fits that description... Go, go, go, go, go, go Go, shorty It's your birthday We gon' party like it's your birthday We gon' sip Bacardi like it's your birthday... Yea...lyrical genius...

I was not there, but heard from a coach that was...he said neither team looked good. East had some injuries with one player leaving the field via ambulance. Don't know anymore than that.

Anyone??? I noticed someone mentioning some d-line being out with injuries, is he one of them and if so what is the extent of his injury???

And there will be improvement. This group has alot of questions coming into the season, you don't lose the players and the experience that the Devils have lost to graduation easily at this level. That being said, there are many younger players and those who have been back ups before that will step up and fill the holes. It may take a couple of games to get all of the positions sorted out, but this staff does an excellent job of putting players in the best positions for them to be successful.

...then you don't know Russell football...:thumb:

I agree whole heartedly...crap...I mean rap music is pitiful these days. I do love the Beastie Boys and have been a fan since they first came out in my high school days, but other than them and some of the other old school groups, today's rap and gansta in particular is just a waste of sound.

At least you still have Hardees...some jerk bought the local Hardees franchises and turned them all into Godforsaken, over priced Arby's...:irked: I love the Hardees angus burgers...but the Baconator is quite tasty (just don't tell my wife I ate one...:lol:)

How did Harvey look for X?

That is the way Ivan works every year...always shuffling players in and trying different combinations to see what works best. I expect Tuesday to show a little more consistency and give the fans a better idea of what to expect, but even then you still won't know what you might see the first week or two of the regular season. Adjustments will be made, players will be moved around and by the time the end of the year rolls around, none of what happens now will have mattered because the district and regional titles won't be going anywhere except back to Red Devil Lane...:thumb:

Thanks for clearing that up for me...I put it in my spreadsheet wrong...:thumb:

NEERFAN took him back in the 9th round...

Had to do some research and have had a hard time finding something...and what I'm left with is this... RB Lorenzo Booker, Miami

And the reason I took Gates early...I wasn't sure when the run on TE's would begin and it was the only way to assure having him...and he is head and shoulders the best in the league.

Kickers are more reliant on their team than their ability...find a team that struggles in the redzone and you have a gold mine because any NFL kicker can consistently make 30 yarders.

Robbie Gould, K

Hey...98 gets to make two picks now...

Regardless of whether you believe the game should have been suspended due to heat, that is the require action for the safety of those involved. Games should be moved to a later time in the evening so things have a chance to cool down after the sun sets. Not saying there was any wrong doing at this game, just what the procedure should be in this situation. Not having been there, I have no way of knowing what the actual readings might have been; for all I know, the readings were just under the limit and the game went on as planned. Also, being out-of-state, I'm not sure that IN's procedures are the same on this side of the river. However, the KHSAA is following the heat index guidelines established by the American Medical Association and has been for several years now. All schools in Kentucky are required to be following said guidelines, and I believe this is the same for most states. In Kentuck, heat index readings are to be taken prior to the beginning of all activities (practices & games) on the playing surface, through at least September 15. Readings should be taken on the actual game or practice field as they may vary + 5 between fields no more than 50 yards apart due to environmental variances due to differences in sun exposure and air currents. Based on reports I have read, no one was taking readings at HC so they didn't know what the conditions were. Not placing blame with any one individual. A positive result of this tragic death is that high schools around the state, as well as the general public of the Commonwealth, are paying more attention to this issue.

Hey, you definitely have quantity anyway...:lol:

When this happens, notify the KHSAA as the same guidelines apply to games as they do to practices. If the heat index is over 104, ALL outdoor activity is suspended. With not being able to play football without the pads, a heat index over 99 also requires the suspension of football games.

Is it time to put the squeeze on oranges???

Trent Green, QB

I was hoping he'd drop back to me...:irked: