Warriors2011
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10 minutes ago, gcapride said:
You know this story all too well.....and it was either you or the other main CAK poster from years past that offered advice on what a package looks like on the outside isn’t always what you get on the inside. I wish him and his family the best on their next stop.
It's a sad situation for all affected by it.
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5 hours ago, ChuckDSanAntonio said:
That is shocking. He seemed to be a great guy. Program just down a little this year. COVID strikes.
Things aren't always as they seem. And the record this year was the 2nd best in his 4 years at Grace. Same regular season record (8-2) as the best year (2019), just didn't make it as far into the playoffs before elimination this year.
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4 minutes ago, Booger said:
had a stomach full of the gridiron and we will see what happens after mat season.....more likeley education only & a protector of this countrys sheep
Booger just sayin
The sheep will be well protected. Good luck!
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On 2/11/2018 at 8:24 AM, Booger said:
where are those young men goin to playin on saturdays......congrats to every single one of them
shout out to that boydbucfan feller.....he had the good fortune to grab a booger yesterday......dude has a young stud that sure nose how to role around on the mat
Booger just sayin
Where did Booger Jr. decide to go?
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5 hours ago, Booger said:
it wernt publish....thinkin it may still b in the office over at the scool with the endzone pool
Northwestern now after big boy
Booger just sayin
That's cool! He would make a good Wildcat. But it gets COLD in the 'burbs of Chicago!
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17 hours ago, Booger said:
this is what Booger will tell you.....and its not exactly tru, but then it kinda is.....the east wernt set up to have an official all-east team selected.....the head huncho at Haslams School of Knoxville kinda wanted an all-east list and so they kinda did an in house selection....maybe like on a napkin or sumthin
guess these opinion awards r all well and good for these east middle west regions; but for gods sakes...at least in the eastis case....they ant noi stinkin need for no 2nd and 3rd teams and honorable mentions when they only 5 6 or 7 teams......and over half of'em with losin records and 2 or less wins.......like the all-state thing ant nuff......this ant no stinkin toybowl....no participation medals needed.....and if we have to do this make only 1 team....and forget 2s 3s & honorables
2nd team honorable mention and Booger mama makes the all-trampeeze list
Booger just sayin
Interesting...so, I still don't have a clue whether there's an east all-region team or not. Your comment about not needing "second team" this or that is great and I agree with that sentiment. My point is I haven't seen any publication in the local newspaper or the twitter-verse or anywhere else of an east all-region list. Virtually every other classification and region in the state has had one published. Have you seen one for the east, and, if so, where? Other than on the Haslam school's head honcho's napkin.
I don't travel in circles that would make me privy to the head honcho's napkin.
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5 hours ago, Booger said:
u shall not fret your concerns over that D2-AA East Team u want to see.....maybe the one u needed to see on there made it
Booger just sayin
Booger usually knows stuff that others not so knowledgeable don't know, so I'll take your word for it. The Knoxville newspaper has really gone WAY downhill in what they report about high school sports. Hopefully Booger has better news outlets than we do here in K'town!
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20 minutes ago, WebbSpartans said:
Not yet
That's interesting. As far as I can tell, every other division, etc. throughout the state has announced their all-regions, some of them quite some time ago now. Any idea why it's taking Division II--AA east so long?
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I never saw an all-region posted for Division II--AA. Anybody seen it posted somewhere?
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1 hour ago, Booger said:
Booger knowin how they do it.....still dont change the opinion.....a lots of times there r players on some of those 1 or 2 win teams that should b there
Booger just sayin
Agreed. There were some very good players on the teams in the bottom of the East this year who likely won't get recognized as all-region because their teams struggled and there are only a limited number of spots on all-region.
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9 hours ago, Booger said:
that all region stuff ant much for this ole grissil....look at that west region result.....just cause Luzianne makin they number two trip in a row...those voters acted like they wernt nobody else playin no football over there......then again.....that was the weekest region in the state.....and then they may be the only ones ratin
Booger just sayin
Typically the All-Region awards are done by giving each team a specific number of spots based on its place in the final standings. The team that won the district gets x number of All-Region picks, the team that finished second gets x-1 (or some other number), the team that finished third gets x-2, and so on. So, the team that won the district will by definition get the greatest number of all-region players. The team that finished last will get significantly fewer. I'm not saying that's right, but that's how they do it.
Good luck to the Irish this weekend.
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1 hour ago, bcd said:
I’m not going to go into the diagnosis because it’s not my place to share such information. Kane is just a notch or two below Superman, so I know he’ll be back next year, but he could probably use the thoughts and prayers from all for a speedy and thorough recovery.
Definitely.
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On 11/11/2017 at 5:17 PM, bcd said:
Watch the film on how 4 was hurt and you’ll see why Ingle was yelling
The first string D was not in when Howard scored, not that it matters, some starters were, maybe that’s the confusion
CPA was more interested in letting the running clock run than scoring in the second, but at the same time there were a lot of starters in on that last drive. Gearing up to play a whole game I assume.
Wow. I missed that part of the game when I was trying to watch some online. A friend who knows the family just showed me a clip of the play. Clearly an illegal cut block outside the box and I'm shocked it didn't draw a flag since it was right in front of the ball so at least 2-3 officials should have seen it. The young man who did it seemed pretty happy with himself too after the play.
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1 minute ago, RamTough41 said:
Getting a win on the birthday of our beloved Corps yet another positive. Oorah.
On that we can agree. And congrats to the Rams on a very nice season. Lots of good players on that team.
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10 minutes ago, Booger said:
Booger defers that the Presbyterians had the best win last evenin. They have laid down the biggest thumpin.....but Haslams Pilot Petrolium School of Knoxville is very one demensional and lackin lots of parts in the trenches.....all CPA had to do was focus on 2 players...you could even take away a man sumwhere and 2 double up and not b hurt.....game over
BGA appears like they may b shapin up a bit
Booger just sayin
If the Irish play this coming Friday the way they did against Grace last night, there'll be another thumpin'. Booger needs to get his troops some of that stick-um stuff--Irish DBs dropped two pick 6's they had right in their hands; also some untimely drops by ND WRs. Only one offensive TD against a Rusty Bradley defense? Having seen the Irish play three times now, their O is beginning to look a little one-dimensional as well. The only offensive set the Irish seem to be able to run with any sustained proficiency is the single wing, and them CPA boys will shut that down in a hurry. I'm afraid your boys have an uphill battle this week.
ND succeeded in shutting down Grace's run, as it needed to do. Held the Grace QB to less than 50% completions and had 3 INT (should have had 5). Had a KO return for TD, a blocked punt for TD and a pick 6, and still just barely managed to eke out a 3-point win at home!
Of course in the playoffs the W is what matters most, but besides getting the W did you see any positives for the Irish in that game last night?
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13 minutes ago, Rastus said:
Webb could not get a space advantage, CPA's Patterson (got hurt) and McCormick dominated the field. Edge rush was good, middle was stacked up. Patterson, McCormick were the best on the field. Noah Henderson jr.WR for CPA had more speed and hands and size than any of the Webb kids. It was run clock by the end of the first half. Webb only scored late against second and third teamers playing because of injury. If Kane Patterson is not Mr. Football then the award is rigged. The junior class at CPA is almost everything that makes this year great. However, Kane and Noah both got hurt and that will change the whole outlook if they are not on the field for the Shams. Webb speed was matched by CPA is the direct answer to the question. More pressure from CPA and their speed is in bigger package. Noah Henderson had speed and size and hands and looked like the most D1 likely WR on the field. LOS is back to traditional CPA size and dominance.
CPA will only graduate 112 in the senior class which is coed, but their system is in place and enthusiasm for the game is prevalent. Best team at the school is undefeated all time 6th graders. Webb dressed 34 kids in pads last night. CPA put 68 in pads plus injured. CPA in purple looks big and organized. I think
if healthy it could be a BGA v CPA repeat. FRA was up 21-7 on Lausanne, for awhile got that down to 21-13 by half and then won out. CPA had them mercy ruled at FRA in the first half. Key to CPA season is still whether Kane Patterson can play at his level the rest of the way.Very good analysis from what I saw watching on the web last night. I've seen CPA play twice this year and ND three times now. From what I've seen of these two teams, ND will have its hands full, even if Patterson doesn't play.
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Webb #15 is not going to get 20+ carries and he's not going to single-handedly beat CPA; it's extremely rare for any Webb player to get that many touches in a game because Coach Meske spreads the ball around so much. Often the stars don't even get more than 10-12 carries in a game. Misdirection and deception are fundamental underpinnings of that offensive style--combined with some breakaway speed. As I've said before, it's likely that Webb 13 and/or 15 will reel off a few long runs, but not nearly enough for this opponent.
LB play is the key to keeping an offense like Webb's under control. First, the OLBs have to set an edge and turn the play inside. That's step 1...if you have a good OLB and he sets the edge and turns the play in, then step 2 is the ILBs (and DE and S) have to be chasing the play to make the tackle. Meske will test both OLBs for CPA and figure out which one he thinks is most vulnerable--the answer is neither. They might lose contain a couple of times during the course of a game, but for the most part they're very solid and disciplined. And CPA's ILBs (especially #4) is the fastest LB at closing a hole I've seen all year, maybe the last several years.
Sparty is right as well--if your DL can get some penetration and make the Webb RB have to make a move, or get a hit on them in the backfield (even if it's not a tackle), it disrupts the whole play. But even assuming there's not much line penetration, CPA's LB corps is good enough to play disciplined D, set an edge, turn the play inside and let #4 clean it up. Big challenge for the Spartans this week. Good luck!
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1 hour ago, chainsaw2 said:
Hands are not always inside shoulder pads-OL hands on outside but not a handful of jersey-looks like tremendous upper body strength but it's a twisting take down-I think its holding but was not called so maybe I'm wrong-the games I saw all of the OL were doing it so it's definitely a technique
I haven't watched the film but Warrior Son #1 was an OL so I've gone down this path of holding vs. not-holding many a time. What you're describing--if I understand it correctly--sounds like holding. Having a handful of jersey is NOT a requirement for a holding call; in fact most holding calls probably don't involve a handful of jersey--(it's easier to see and get called though if officials see a jersey stretch). If the OL puts his hands on the outside of the defender's arms and grabs enough to twist the defender's upper body, that should draw a flag. If the OL hooks the defender's arm to take him down, that's holding. If the OL hooks the defender's side under the arm and twists for a takedown that's probably holding too.
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4 minutes ago, Spartan4Life said:
We will see if we can hang. I don't remember CPA being so powerful last year but I may have not been paying attention. How does a school our size get 90+ kids out for football? That's amazing to me. That's 6A and 5A numbers.
Alcoa routinely dresses that many players or more and it's a 3A school. It just means that 1 out of every 2.5 boys in the school is on the football team. During halftime of the CPA/CAK game they honored the CPA middle school football team--let's just say they have a lot, and I do mean a lot, of large and athletic looking kids in the pipeline for the future as well. Announcer rattled off some statistics about how the MS team is 40-5 in the last so many years. I didn't catch all the details. CPA is well on its way to becoming a football powerhouse.
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6 minutes ago, RaiseEmRightnPray said:
It isn't worth it.....
On that we agree. Thanks for editing your post. There is too much strife in the world for God's children to quibble over HS athletics, and I appreciate you deciding not to go where you thought about going.
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13 minutes ago, gcapride said:
Go get the basketballs inflated. We’re still playing football. Looks like y’all didnt know what a football was this season.....
I'm sure you didn't intend for that to sound like you were making fun of the boys. Go ahead and poke fun at me, that's fine, but let's avoid saying stuff that might be construed as demeaning to the young men who played with heart even if the team struggled badly much of the season.
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10 minutes ago, RaiseEmRightnPray said:
Imagine that........
Booger....ya better get that scoutin' report off to those coaches you got over there on Vermont Ave. I'm sure they don't have a clue what we're gonna try and do this time around.
RUN.....PASS....RUN.....PASS? MAYBE WE JUST PUNT ON 1ST DOWN EVERY DRIVE TO SAVE EMBARRASSMENT. WE OBVIOUSLY HAVE NO SHOT WITH OUR GAMEPLAN LAID OUT SO NICELY BY THE CRB GURU OFF DUTCHTOWN ROAD.
You're welcome!
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14 minutes ago, Booger said:
OK.....Warrior was right.....wernt badmouthin your warriors....just callin it as it was.......hey, Mondo had like 130 yds (60sumthin & like a 45 for scores)... 15 points were all they got....never said there wernt no breakdowns to get a few long ones on us over a course of a game......if we get taken, sumone gonna have to out match the board......tho recent history has shown that teams like CPA (Aluminum City look alikes) r what stops our run....and GCA ant that.....so hopefully your prediction will come tru
Booger just sayin
I think you're on target with your analogy comparing CPA to Alcoa...Aloca in their hay day...not now...as from what I saw against GCA this year's Alcoa team is a bit down compared to their typical standards (will probably still win state because all the viable Alcoa-beaters are now in Div II). I think this year's Alcoa, while very good, is a bit down compared to most recent years, and would be vulnerable to a challenge by the likes of CPA or ND. But yeah, CPA this year is comparable to your typical all-around strong in every aspect Alcoa team; frankly, CPA probably throws the ball better than your typical Alcoa team and runs it as well the typical Alcoa team.
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8 minutes ago, Spartan4Life said:
Does CPA have any weakness?
None that I saw. As I mentioned earlier, CAK's passing game was so out of sync we didn't really challenge CPA's secondary, but they looked good too on those rare occasions when CAK got a ball delivered on time on target.
A couple of times CPA's offense turned the ball over on downs and looked a little sloppy for a play or two. But those episodes were rare and short-lived. They are solid in all facets of the game and appear very well coached. That doesn't mean they can't be beaten, but it will not be easy.
I don't travel in circles that would make me privy to the head honcho's napkin.
GCA VS CAK
in Division II
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Thanks. I'm afraid the Warriors have run into a buzz saw tonight. Goodpasture's QB is playing like a D1 prospect (don't know if he is or not, but he's got a cannon and wheels) and it isn't looking like CAK's stout defense can slow him down.