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noonesfool last won the day on August 19 2023

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  1. As a Greeneville fan making states was icing on the cake. We have a great coach and she is a developer. Congratulations on the win. Pulling for Upperman rest of the way.
  2. Agree. Sheriff a question. When do you think there will be a reorganization of policy by the TSSAA in regards to the HS equivalent of NIL, transfers and offseason participation, if any?
  3. You are correct again swipes, as usual. Today high school sports are almost as convoluted as college sports. If people don’t adjust, they will sink.
  4. Anywhere in the state! I like swipes comparison. Very much a Kelse type player.
  5. Saw him in person. Big physical presence, great hands, good speed. He will do a great job at Betsy. It will be different though. He probably won’t have as many receptions because Betsy is balanced. He will also upgrade his blocking ability and will physically improve. A much tougher schedule as well. He is probably improving his chips all the way around.
  6. Wolf, when you jab an old accomplished bear so many times maybe he just lost it. I don’t agree with him doing that, but I understand him. I can’t figure your involvement and actions, particularly if you are as old as you insinuated.
  7. Coach Mo, I’m old too (not as old as you). I personally enjoyed your perspective as I love sport’s history. I’m not a basketball guy, but just sort of an informed observer. A couple of the gentlemen you name are or were friends of mine. Could you comment on three other basketball coaches that had a significant impact on my professional life. Coach Bobby Chambers, Coach Elvin Little, and Coach Herb Hawkes.
  8. I actually agree with both of you. In the early seventies we put a great deal of time into special teams, 2 minute drills, wet ball practice (when dry and 90 degrees), holding onto the ball and recovering fumbles. BUT practice started at 2:30 finished at six on Monday, 7:00 on Tuesday, 5:30 on Wednesday and Thursday pregame film only. You can’t do what we did with the shorter practices and the multiple formations and more complicated defenses of today.
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