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HHSballer19

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Everything posted by HHSballer19

  1. Just telling you how it is. Is it arrogant to say that a coach doesn't care what rival fans think of him? Saying you can't stand him is a little strong unless he has personally done something to you, besides coach at a rival school and be an enthusiastic guy.
  2. I'm sure he doesn't lose any sleep over it.
  3. The only bold thing to say is that they don't win state.
  4. In a lot of the discussions I've had with why cheerleading isn't a sport, I often hear, "you do know that games are just practice for us, we go to competitions". So using that logic, I don't think they should get part of the gate.
  5. After a late-Saturday night? Yes.
  6. 1. He has to get up early. 2. He has to get semi-dressed up.
  7. I got to see Koester in a scrimmage and he looked pretty solid. How much does he get used?
  8. Good old "voluntary" workouts huh? I remember being told about the County Fair thing, ouch.
  9. I could see how this could be a touchy subject to some, so I don't really want to comment further on that, but developing and teaching your players to be the best they can be is something Coach Mueller excels at.
  10. Playing certain players is a little different than your ability to get the most out of your players, although they are closely tied. I don't agree with the Bridgett example though....Got any others?
  11. You can't negate what Coach Mueller does because he has athletes. That's doesn't disprove that he doesn't get the most out of his players, I think it is a irrelevant, superficial point.
  12. Actually I have no clue who you are talking about lol. I might be too young to know about this guy...
  13. Then what's your definition of a track guy. Track guys are usually athletic.... And I don't mean the athletic freaks that don't do anything but by natural strength can bench 400, I mean guys that have coordination and are skilled but aren't as strong, compared to powerlifters
  14. I don't agree with this. I would rather have the athletic guy as long as he has a good work ethic.
  15. I remember having a lot of the guys on the team who were only a grade above me but about 3 years older than me in high school. It's a pretty big jump considering how much your body changes within those years. I won't be 20 until my 3rd year of college.
  16. Wow....that is rather interesting.
  17. I am totally for the turf. I've seen what horrible fields do over and over again. Doesn't take anything away from the game IMO. I think playing inside a dome feels weird and I don't like it all that much.
  18. Are we allowed to say that?? :laugh:
  19. When you can't even block a blitz, how do you expect Highlands line to line up and run it straight at them? It doesn't fall on the coaching staff. Players win the games, not the coaches. Players need to step up in these situations and make things work. Plain and simple. You could have the greatest game plan in the world and still you don't win. PLAYERS win the game.
  20. You know what's funny about the cannon, we had about 5 girls in my physics class convinced that we had to have the right trajectory or else the cannonball would plow into the stand. Man it was so funny, they believed that for an entire week.
  21. I don't know about all of NKY, but it will be a great day for the better half of Ft. Thomas.

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