the poet

I have watched Bellevue play on occassion. So I will offer my opinion, FTIW... 1. Coach Sorrell is doing a good job. He is replacing a very successful coach with a lot of experience in Bev Smith. Obviously, being new to the varsity head coach position, he is developing as well as the girls. 2. As "Dude" said, talent is cyclical. Overall, the upperclass is not as talented as it has been in recent years. The talent at Bellevue lies in the Soph and Jr. classes. I would bet that they will drastically better next year. 3. Bellevue basketball is typically a place that attracts young coaches and assistants who develop and move on. I do not see many experienced, successful coaches beating a path to coach at Bellevue. So, I am curious as to why someone would blame the administration? If you know it, say it! JMHO

4,075 Kim Mulkey (Hammond, LA), 1977-80 WOW! this was before the three point line!:notworthy:

How about when a BGP member misses the mark with a post? Can we say "Air Post, Air Post..."

#38 Criss Angel (mindfreak) shows off his levitation skills

Think the University of Louisville will get mad that we are stomping on the Cardinal?

When did the Oregon Ducks put an X on their helmets?!

Get in my belly!!!!

Any updates? Hope the road to recovery is travelled well.

Congrats to Ft. Campbell. You deserved the victory!!!! I am from NKy and have seen many teams play over the last few years and have seen NCC on several occassions. I know many Bred faithful like to think that play with class and character, hold themselves to a higher standard, and do not participate in the trash talk and extra-curriculars that come with it. But they are wrong. NCC plays just on the fine line of rules like a lot of teams do. They taunt, trash talk, push, and a little more. This is not to condemn NCC. A lot of players from teams all over the state do the same tactic because they feel that is the way football is supposed to be played. I disagree with that. Football can be played without the pushing, pointing, and taunts. My point is that some teams followers think they dont do this; when indeed they do. I'm sure the Falcons contributed some themselves.

First NCC td was off the lateral return. The next two were off a tipped interception and a fumble both close to the Falcon end zone. Both teams had many miscues, but NCC really did hurt themselves the most, because those mistakes were self-inflicted.

To be the man, you have to beat the man. Right now, Beechwood is the man in Class A. I doubt they have seen a back with Weavers' size and speed and he will give them fits. However, Beechwood is very tough on "D" and while they may bend, I dont see them breaking. Beechwood 45 Frankfort 14

Simply put, Bellevue made too many mistakes (5 turnovers). Gallatin didnt. Congrats to Gallatin.

^^^are reasons the same as excuses? I watched them play and think I know why it was close. However, the coach, I am sure will not make excuses for the poor play. He is very respectful of the effort given by Gallatin Co.

Great job by the devils. That have definately picked up momentum for the playoffs.

Didn't Trimble start the year with the A-11 offense? Are they still running it?

Could this be an elaborate hoax concocted by someone with in the Beechwood athletic department? This is where my source got the info. I do believe that it would be in Beechwoods best interest to downplay the significance of the injury. I certainly wouldn't want another team knowing this and taking cheap shots.

I know he rode the cart from the sideline to the lockerroom. So it is my estimation that it occured during the game. I wonder how and when this injury occured. He ran pretty well throughout the game. He must have been in some pain.

The nature of Nieco Teipel's injury was told to me this afternoon by a person who is very involved in the Beechwood athletic program. I consider this person to credible because of their involvement and how/where the information was obtained. It appears that Nieco has suffered two broken bones in his foot. Since I am not a doctor, though educated as I am, I can not speak for the severity of the breaks. As far as anyone knows, with the exception of his doctor, they may be only minor fractures. Can anyone else confirm this?

Lord, please help me get this call right.

Can we say what it is without revealing the source?

Quote: Originally Posted by Btown86 I seen him limping in the second quarter just thought Bellevue was wearing him down. Original response by Crush 56--"He has had back and ankle problems all year, hard to say what this was, I do know there were several first team players that were out, or playing with some kind of flu like illness." He did ride the cart off the field after the Bellevue game. So, apparently it was hurting him enough. Bad back, ankles and now a possible broken foot. This is the kind of information that may start to turn colleges away.

Why? So they can end up with a horrible record like Dayton has by playing much larger schools! What does that do for morale, participation, support for the coaches and community involvement? As for my pick; Bellevue by 35

If you are referring to Bellevue; its BLACK and GOLD.:thumb:

How does the second round work? What determines who plays who; and where?

...and the band playing as well.