Tuition
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12 hours ago, gcapride said:
Hope your son can continue his playing career. What’s his #?
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On 11/2/2018 at 12:29 PM, Spartan4Life said:
I won’t be at this one. But am excited none the less!
On 11/2/2018 at 12:29 PM, Spartan4Life said:I won’t be at this one. But am excited none the less!
Same old, same old. Last game at CCS for my family. Wish that I put my son in a different school. The last 2 years really hurt us. I hate to see coaching ruin a kid’s desire to play at the next level, even when he is being recruited.
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3 minutes ago, OLDad said:
100% TRUE!!
I could type forever on all your points, but the QB running over to the sideline every play drives me crazy. How many delay of game penalty's have we received this year b/c of that? Sometimes, we can't get the 1st play off after a change in possession.
The Grace QB made us look silly. He's getting a simple hand signal from the sideline, then calling audibles with hand signals when needed ... all the while getting the play off in about 10 seconds. In the meantime, we don't have time to run in a defensive sub. We made that kid look like Payton Manning.
Webb's defensive lineman are going to flop right in front of our OL's legs. Do you think we'll run a sweep while they're laying on the ground? Or maybe a simple crossing pass with the passing lanes wide open? Not a chance ... Mondo left, Mondo right, Mondo up the gut, punt ... with the occasional bomb to #9 thrown in. One bad play and the drive is toast.
The defensive plan is identical to the last time we played Webb (that worked out well). Offense will look slightly different (personnel wise), but my guess is we'll have the same result.
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19 minutes ago, RaiseEmRightnPray said:
Maybe I'm thinkin' a bit too much with my heart on that one. You guys definitely had some head-scratchin' plans for sure the other night. Athletes you most certainly have in the fold. Fant is hard to beat, needless to say....credit to him and the parishioners for shelling out those coins to get the braintrust AND the GA plates to settle on Vermont Ave. The deal to allow that in TSSAA must've been made down the street from the Pink Pony at Scotty's Pub.
Head scratching for the opposition, hair pulling for the the CCS fandom. I will say that ND got a head start on the D-II format, but Fant is a good coach all around. They don't have a true QB, and that can still make adjustments at the half.
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1 hour ago, RaiseEmRightnPray said:
Completely agree on both of these. Just haven't heard the status of Superman. For his sake, I hope he's healthy. Mondo should be rested and 100% for their matchup. That'd be a good one to go see.
I've been to every CCS game the past 4 years, and I really don't think CCS has a shot even with a 100% team. CCS beats up on the little guys without as many athletes, but falls on their face when playing a well coached team with equal talent. They can hang for a little while, but when they have to make adjustments...forget about it. If CCS is down by 2 scores, they can't catch up due to their offense (watch the QB run to the sideline after every down to get the play, then run back in to run the next). The Grace game was an embarrassment. The coaches make the players watch film, but I'm not sure they watch any themselves (that goes for most of the games). Fant at ND does a great job with in game adjustments, and the Grace OC has a fun offense that most kids would love to play in. CCS is as predictable as a 2 headed quarter.
CCS has good players, but they are out of position.
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He would have fit well at Webb (beautiful school). Probably would have been better off going public near us. The main reason for him staying at CCS was the Christian values. Silverdale may have been a better fit all around.