skyhawk836

Soak up some English courses and learn how to spell irrelevant. After years of just observing posts it has been impossible to ignore that Milan has never lost a game; key players were injured, refs stunk, time expired, dog ate the game plan, somebody told on us for cheating, etc. Some of the the posters here do not represent the majority of football savvy fans that built Milan's reputation as one that knows how to win gracefully and understand that it was done with work not words. If some of you insist on taking shots at others, then here's two points; be prepared for counter-shots and learn how to spell.

Coaching? 1. 4th down conversions. 2. Harper returning Kick-offs (1 for TD). 3. Flood passes to #8. 4. Their 5-3 Defensive ends were backed up into 3-5 LB's allowing them to make more plays. #31 and #34 were really good by the way. 5. O-line much better than last time. Against Westview earlier in the year the center had several bad (horrible) snaps that cost them and they couldn't block Burlison or anyone else on the front. Much better this time. 6. No turnovers. Last time they threw 2 picks that were returned for TD's. They were much more careful this time; flood routes with 8 instead of flat routes with wide-outs. 7. They finished. Kids seem to play hard and loose. Etc., etc., etc...... Seems to me that some work is getting done on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Not Milan but when this program has players they maximize, IMO.

Your argument as to kick or go for 2 is based on the assumption that the kick would be automatic and Peabody would go up by 3. The kicker had already missed his only 2 tries of the night. Repeating the same action over and over and hoping for a different result is the definition of insanity. I would submit to you that had he chosen to kick and missed another one that the sideline geniuses would cry about that, also. Something like, " Why did he do that, the kid missed the other kicks? He should have just gone for 2." Everyone knows exactly what should have been done right after what was done doesn't work.