wildcatpride70

As long as there are no injuries and sportsmanship throughout, we all come out winners. God bless.

Sportsmanship, integrity, and respect. Those are MY keys to the game. God bless.

Just about a 10,000 vote difference.

Highschool football is a much bigger deal in small towns and schools. Not quite as much involvement elsewhere because there are actually other things to do.

Fill your hands, you....!

Naw. You ruined it.

Is reading comprehension taught at HHS? I never said anything about "nuts" you sick pervert.

Still doesn't answer my question.

Will DN be at the game though?

That's cool. Is DN going to be with you?

I think you mean comprehend, but you're such an idiot you may think that's how it's spelled. Thanks for voting for the game and for picking the Wayne County Wildcats to win.

I really hope you aren't as stupid in real life as you are on the Internet. If the game itself is selected as game of the week, the winning coach gets "Coach of the Week" and $1000 to their program. Thanks for the vote of confidence and for picking Wayne County as the winner.

What a dumb post. Log off.

You can clear your history/cookies and vote as many times as you like.

Me and alumni are having a moonshine chugging competition before the meetup and are going to see if switch blades or brass knuckles do the most damage.

Yeah and I bet whoever has the most points at the end of the game wins.

Usually they come from hogs killed in meth lab explosions.

Ol Sinclair is an excellent chef and his ribs are awesome. I highly recommend that to all folks coming in.

I mean, a lot of it is 4th grade stuff. Like knowing the difference between "an" and "and" or "lose" and "loss" and the always popular "their, there, they're, your, and you're." What's really given me fits lately is folks using "would of" or "could of" instead of "would've" or "should've." So there's my grammar rant. Now let's get back to what's really most important in life: discussing high school football and teenagers.

Eh it's the same mess as a few years ago.

CoachT is where the English language goes to die.

Good stuff. A lot of people don't realize how sparsely WC is populated. At many schools, most of those enrolled live nearby. It's not uncommon for WC kids to have a 30+ minute drive to school.

And those are 2010 numbers. Census are done every 10 years. Wouldn't be surprised if current numbers are actually lower.

Can also note that Wayne County is the second largest county in the state area wise, and has the lowest population per square mile.