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No Brother here. Profile is because you have to have one. MCB seemed pretty harmless (except in soccer and baseball)and it tends to drive KCHS nuts!

[Edited by rhinob59 on 10-8-02 1:55P] In order to protect myself, my school and my family from those vicious Knox Catholic posters, I had to enter the "poster protection program' and was told never to divulge personal information. You pick the sport. There will be Knox Catholic poster claiming their team is going to beat your team. It's like some kind of mass (no pun intentended) delusional group effort. Actually, Knox Catholic, Notre Dame and Red Bank all dropped McCallie for next year. Potter is going to have to start the 3rd team in order to keep the score down against such lousy competition. Potter is talking to the Titans about a game but Jeff Fisher says that Rynan Moore has to leave before the half time.

Catholic dropped McCallie for the 2003 season. The story is there was some concern that the scoreboard wouldn't register 3 digits.

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Go to http://www.tssaa.org/schdir/records/GetRecords.cfm Select "Past Champions and Records". Type in Knoxville Catholic. You will notice that the school has never won a team championship of any kind. What is so interesting about this fact is the constant postings on these boards from Catholic posters. You'd think they were talking about an athletic program of note. The only thing noteworthy about the school's athletic teams is the unbroken string of mediocrity evidenced by more than 65 years of avoiding winning a state team championship of any kind. I mean, how do you that. This is almost unprecidented especially when you consider it's a private school! So much for the accusation of private school recruiting! Even Polk and Meigs have figured out how to win at least one championship. Have you considered going Division A - public. I hear bowling is wide open and, at least for while, competition won't be too rough.

Baylor 1973 AAA Champion (No private public crapola) National Champions