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LoveBoatCaptain

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  1. Was it just me or was the officiating in that game VERY subdued, maybe even a little lopsided?
  2. is it unheard of for a senior who wouldn't be able to compete in his senior season to drop and a re-enroll in school a year later when he has been fully rehabed?
  3. I see, i was just wondering if they almost took a hands-off approach to those damaged goods even if the athlete is better after the surgery than before.
  4. How about all situations. If you don't mind.
  5. In your knoledge, how do colleges treat athletes who have had major injuries and surgeries such as torn ligaments and tendons?
  6. it's more physical education. so thats how its justified and yes, there are credits. idk about girls though.
  7. http://www.1320wbrt.com/ you can listen to the game there.
  8. Very true, I believe Simpson was the lifeblood of that team.
  9. We don't have that now, but since the morning class is so large, the coaches are pushing for a midday strength and conditioning class. They feel they will be successful.
  10. Wenquel Graves. All-State, District Player of the Year. Hilltopper-to-be. Too many touchdowns to count.
  11. What is paintsville's record and what solid wins do they have this year? (not criticizing)
  12. That is a crucial, yet difficult lift.:sleep:
  13. Well the freshmen don't come in the mornings and during the basketball season the basketball players do drills in the gym. Some other players are also left out because they take "early bird" classes that start at 7:15 AM. Any given athlete can get as an intense workout as he wants.
  14. It's non-contact, and it's not much more than learning, rather than reinforcing. The kids learn and for most part remember the steps and mechanics of different types of blocks. i.e. trap, seal, pass pro. and how to block different plays.
  15. IMO, colleges should be extremely concerned with academics if they care about their reputations. Very few college athletes move onto the pro level which means their academics have to pay off. College athletes are the cream of the crop with exception of the NFl, so they should aldo be the best in the athletic facet too.
  16. By far, clean is the best lift for football. It is almost identical to the motions made in a game situation. You build your legs, arms, back, and shoulders, as well as significantly improve explosiveness. A good secondary lift are dumbell punches, especially for O-linemen.
  17. what's wrong with doing blocking drills? The linemen at Bardstown started doing similar types of drills yesterday.
  18. I agree Tough as Nails, the younger they are, the sooner they start to become dedicated and acclimated to the whole team thing.
  19. As far as I know, most colleges are all about grades.
  20. At Bardstown, almost all football and basketball players workout for 50 min. before school everyday and after school 3 days per week for an hour.The afternoon schedule began a week after their last game.
  21. Combined, how many starters does bethlehem return?

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