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well hey, that sounds like scott mcclintock. I hear he's quite the people person.

First of all, as an MUS player, I would like to congratulate BA on a great game and season. I was talking with another player the other day and I don't think in my 4 years we have played a team that hits as hard as ya'll do. You really give it 110% every play, which is definately something to be proud of. At MUS players don't generally post on CoachT during the season, or at all for that matter (The last 16 pages are a testament as to why). We let our play do the talking whether it is good or bad. There is no need to come on here and trash talk. But as a Senior who is done with football for his life I thought I would post something I feel like needs to be said. If you are in no way affiliated with a school, don't talk about them like you know what they are about. Nothing is more obnoxious than a random person who thinks they know the x's and o's of a team they have never even seen play. Also, parents of players should stay off here. I know there is an MUS parent who is posting on here, probably a parent of a friend of mine. With the utmost respect, a parent shouldn't post about a kids team. We have a team rule about posting for a reason and as a parent you shouldn't take it upon yourself to talk about your son's team. It's embarrassing enough for a player to hear his parents talking during the game, but for them to talk on a message board is just wrong. It's nothing but a distraction. Finally, what good does it do to talk on a message board about a team. The only outcomes will be what they already are: negative. Misinterpretations, jabs at other teams, and trash talk are not what sports are about. It's about the fun of football and the ability to be able to create a very deep bond with the guys on your team. NEVER should competition get to the point where people reaort to talking trash, on a message board no less. It takes away what is so great about High School Football. The fact that there are over 100 posts on this topic alone sickens me. Let the team's play do the talking, let the parents cheer (respectfully and positively), let the coaches coach, and let the "who is better" talk be settled on the field - not by people who are not even members of the team. I won't check this or anything so go nuts, just thought i'd voice an opinion from a player's perspective (I am in no way alone in this opinion - if you have a son or friend on the team, mention CoachT to them and they could probably rant longer than I could). Most of this will probably, like most posts i've seen or heard about, get taken the wrong way. It wont bother me. I just wanted "fans" to know what players think about all the junk that is put on here.

Attack - you forgot Stewart. led the state in points last year I agree with everything else except for the fact that you have Cassidy as one of the top middies in the state... was that sarcastic?

Patrick Stewart, Attackman, MUS Led the state in total points last year, but was left out of the all-american list for some reason. A real shame considering there is absolutely no reason he couldn't be a two-time All-American

Suggestion for next years highlight videos: show more than just goals. I know that goals are the most "exciting" moments in games, but there are many defensive players whom i'm sure were dissapointed to watch the highlight video, only to see that they are not even in the video or when they are it's simply just in a shot of the team huddle during timeouts or something. Just a suggestion and not to take anything away from what you guys are doing. I'm really glad that the game is getting more and more attention.

McCallie's Offense will score and if there defense can just stop Brentwood maybe twice, the offense will give them enough points to win by atleast 14. McCallie 35 Brentwood 21