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THE LEGACY OF MILAN


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wanted to start this thread to get away from the westview/henry co. thread. the advisor wanted to talk about legacy. MILAN'S legacy is already etched in stone being as they are the winningest program in west tennessee and 4 GOLD BALLS ain't too shabby either. 29 straight playoff appearences numerous district, region and bowl titles.

JOHN TUCKER. who was once the winningest coach in tennessee til he was surpassed by a privateer who recruited players and scheduled cupcakes. i'd say MILAN pretty much sums up the word legacy in west tenn football.

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wanted to start this thread to get away from the westview/henry co. thread. the advisor wanted to talk about legacy. MILAN'S legacy is already etched in stone being as they are the winningest program in west tennessee and 4 GOLD BALLS ain't too shabby either. 29 straight playoff appearences numerous district, region and bowl titles.

JOHN TUCKER. who was once the winningest coach in tennessee til he was surpassed by a privateer who recruited players and scheduled cupcakes. i'd say MILAN pretty much sums up the word legacy in west tenn football.

 

I'd pretty much agree with all that. When talking about West TN and winning Milan is in class all by themselves. I really don't think any other team is close. The gap is pretty darn wide when you get down to it.

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Agreed. The Dawgs always seem to win. Even if they dont have the best athletes they still find there way to win. When they do have the all star athletes....well that is when they put up those special seasons. For Milan every year that there isnt a championship of some kind ,whether it be the gold ball or the region crown, it is considered a failed season. When a program gets to these expectations, then it truly does have a Legacy.

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I would agree that Milan is one of the storied programs in West Tennessee. But when you say that John Tucker was passed by one of those privateers you only appear to be a Milan Homer. I am from on of the most accomplished privateer programs in the state, however you do not hear me saying that my coach got passed by a public school coach who recruits just like the private schools. You might need to know a little about how privateers, as you call them work, before you start bashing them. Not only that most of your privateers played in classifications well above there enrollment back when public and private were together.

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I would agree that Milan is one of the storied programs in West Tennessee. But when you say that John Tucker was passed by one of those privateers you only appear to be a Milan Homer. I am from on of the most accomplished privateer programs in the state, however you do not hear me saying that my coach got passed by a public school coach who recruits just like the private schools. You might need to know a little about how privateers, as you call them work, before you start bashing them. Not only that most of your privateers played in classifications well above there enrollment back when public and private were together.

 

tucker made winners, he didn't recruit them.

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