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I am one of the bigest sore losers around especially when it is my last night on a football filed but i cant be sore about this one crockett earnd it. they came out to win they were ready to play and get after it, i wish i could say the same for us. I think crockett wanted it alot more then us. it was a sad night for us seniors and i dont think all of our juniors and sophmores really knew what all the seniors on both teams were playing for and i hope they will see it by time they are in our position. Congradulations to the crockett team and even more to the seinors, as for us sorry it had to end like this if you gave it your all then your a winner tonight to and the team keep your heads up, work hard in the off season and get them next year.

GOOD BYE TO MY 30 OR SO FAMLEY MEMBERS

GOOD BYE TO MY 11 BROTHERS

GOOD BYE TO MY COACH'S

AND MOST OF ALL GOOD BYE TO MY FOOTBALL

YOU ALL WILL BE MISSED VERY MUCH.

"IF WINNING ISN'T EVERY THING THEN WHY DO THEY KEEP SCORE"

 

"48 minutes you will remeber for the rest of your life."

Was a good game. Can't believe the score though. You don't happen to be #54(i think) are you? A buddy of mine was complaining about you if you are :rolleyes: Can't wait to see how next season goes. Coach Green really turned Crockett's football program around.

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Was a good game. Can't believe the score though. You don't happen to be #54(i think) are you? A buddy of mine was complaining about you if you are :rolleyes: Can't wait to see how next season goes. Coach Green really turned Crockett's football program around.

NO THATS NOT ME IM 75 I WAS NOT PLAYING THO I WAS IN A CAR ACCIDENT B4 THIS SEASON STARTED I WAS THE ONE IN THE WHEELCHAIR I PLAYED LAST YEAR. LAST YEAR I MOVED TO GREENEVILLE FROM MISSISSIPPI TO PLAY FOOTBALL AFTER THE HURICANE . I WOULD GIVE ANY THING TO PLAY

MY LAST FOOTBALL GAME WITH MY BROTHERS TONIGHT.

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Wow!!

 

What has happened to Greenville?

What does it look like next year, are they young?

 

Big question should they play in the class that they have the enrollment for?

 

Just wondering

 

If they moved down, it would help them out competition wise, in football.

 

But it would absolutely kill their gate and financials. They'd go from playing all the natural rivalries - Morristown East and West, Cocke County, Cherokee, etc. to playing Seymour, Rutledge, Claibiorne, Gibbs, Carter, Pigeon Forge, etc.

 

And that would probably kill their gate - from a home crowd perspective but a road crowd perspective too.

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Wow Wow, I didn't even check on games last night and I saw this one. Congrats to all the Crockett kids for this season. You had a 1-29 team before this one when you take the last three years into account.

 

Coach Green now has a full year to further develop the program. A nice big win for the seniors and hopefully a fire for all the other younger kids on the team. Good deal for Crockett, hopefully next year they can improve even more. 4-6 is not shabby at all for Crockett.

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Wow!!

 

What has happened to Greenville?

What does it look like next year, are they young?

 

Big question should they play in the class that they have the enrollment for?

 

Just wondering

 

I'll try to answer these questions for you.

 

1. I don't think the mystery is so much what has happened as what needs to happen. GVille is a program spiraling downward out of control.

 

2. Next year does'nt look any better. Yes, they are young, loaded with enough talent to win 6-8 games. But, that means nothing unless someone in charge can take that talent and funnel it in the right direction and mold it into congruency. That's not happening and not going to happen under the current leadership. There is no positive reinforcement, no self-esteem building, no character building and no promotion of espris de corps between players and coaches. Why do you think there are 10-20 boys in the bleachers who should be on the field? Greeneville never dressed more than 38 kids at any game all year. I know of class 3A, 2A, and even Div. 2 schools that field twice that many. So, who is responsible for all this? I think we all know the answer. If only this issue was on next Tuesday's ballot.

 

3. Maybe they should play in class, maybe not. It does'nt make a difference the way the program is headed.

 

Peace, Out...

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