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Agree with most of this and add that it takes a "type A" personality to be successful as the top guy. Lots of folks are knowledgeable of the game, have the skills to co-ordinate scheduling, officials, duties, rosters, etc... What they lack is natural charisma and the innate ability to convince young men that they care for them, and what they're teaching them will make them successful if they contribute their effort. Football can be learned...leaders are born.

I'm a man of my word, so I'm declaring you the winner and announcing my unconditional surrender to you, the uncontested king of unprovoked middle school drama. I hope that you don't mind me awarding myself the consolation prize of peace and serenity.

You started this from??? I'm not bored enough from the off season to get into a back and forth with you because you somehow singled me out of a discussion that I didn't create. Go find someone who is a willing participant and have at it. I'll even throw you a bone...respond to this and you get to claim the last word; I have too many meaningful things in my life to engage you in something of a middle school name calling contest.

You're right...I didn't have to but couldn't resist the temptation since you took the liberty to judge me unprovoked, then misspelled "pethetic". Sometimes it's just too easy to pass up😁.

Truth is somewhere in a big gray area between those interpreting the ruling as "transfer one time and play", and those who read that "any student transferring must have legitimate mental health reasons and be approved by both schools to be eligible". Both those scenario's were paraphrased from the majority of posts on here regarding the subject. As of now final approval looks to be still with TSSAA, but with the two Senators pushing to disband TSSAA and force a state operated takeover, TSSAA might just allow more freedom than they traditionally have. I'm in the wait and see camp...this thing could go from one extreme to the other with no past rulings to reference.

20% rule is already in place. Lose 20 percent and move down, gain 20 percent and move up...I wouldn't expect anyone's enrollment to shift that much.

Wouldn't have been back without notification that you quoted my 6 week old post...lol, when you find yourself in a hole, put down the shovel.

Solidifies my point. 10 isn't enough statewide for all classes...there are too many that can legitimately stake a claim. I was there watching some of those York teams compete in person, and on a different day in a given year they were good enough to have won it all, just didn't put it all together when they had the chance.

May have done well against current competition but would not stack up against 1A in the west for the majority of the past 20 years. Perry Co., Wayne Co. Union City, Trenton, Dresden, Lake County, Huntingdon, Adamsville, and McKenzie have all fielded some hard loaded squads in that time period who would have boatraced those teams of the last two or three years...boatraced.

And you restarting the conversation after a month and a half is better??? Someone posted their opinion and asked for others'... I gave mine and stick by it, but couldn't care less if someone disagrees. "Pethetic" (sic) in what way?

If they can play like their respective fathers, you could be right...going to take more than three to beat JCM though.

10 isn't enough for an all time list unless you split it by classification. Shelbyville would almost have to be #1 for the incredible run decades ago, and even though they have fallen on hard times for a while now if you say "all time", their consistency and dominance back then may never be repeated. Several smaller schools have impressive resume's for streaks and /or consistent winning at high levels, such as Bradford, Gleason, Wayne County, Jackson County, Clarkrange, Cloudland, and some formerly larger schools that have dropped including Gibson County and Westview as Pioneer mentioned. More who have been noticeable as above average, some in streaks and some always hanging around as district, region, and sub-state teams include Scotts Hill, Lake County, Union City, Middleton, Pickett County, Celina. Not as familiar with the larger schools, but Blackman and Riverdale have been formidable in the past, and you for sure can't leave out Bradley.

No, I'm not the thread police, and I do respect your right to state your opinion on any matter that you choose. I am simply a coachT patron who has endured you interjecting Westview football into every topic on these boards, remotely relevant to either Westview or football with a grain of salt. It's when you can't stand for them to lose at anything else to the point of falling back on the topic and repeating over and over what everyone is aware of already that I choose to invoke my own right to voice my own opinion of your salty and childish banter, and on the fact that people can't support their teams or the other sports that they play without hearing about Westview football. You're simply a sore loser and a childish simp that hasn't learned to tip your hat to someone better on a given day, and a sore loser is just another variation of a plain old loser.

Last three pages of state tournament baseball thread hijacked by the blowhard Westview football fan. Great job! Way to run your mouth and expect some 16-17 year olds who probably don't know that you exist to back up what you brag about. You keep doing you dude, but don't expect for a lot of folks to respect your opinion. Westview had a good baseball team this season...congratulate them, congratulate the team that eliminated them, and shut up about football on the baseball threads.

No idea how anyone with a pulse would rank them #12. It's going to take a monumental game (or two) from someone, or some unfortunate circumstances for Westview to keep them from winning the tournament. Simms is lights out on the rubber, and they know how to put runs on the board as well.