Gordonsville @ Friendship

[inthagap]

See you tomorrow night. Will be a great game.

[croz6110]

You probably showed them who was #1.

 

Where will you be Friday night? I'll probably head that way.

I'll probably be close to the playground.

[inthagap]

See you tomorrow night. Should be a great game.

She will have a cyanide capsule handy if it comes to that.

[DoyleHargravesConstruction]

I kind of hope the interception issues carry over from last week.

 

 

Gordonsville better hope the quick draw yellow hanky crew shows up to keep it close, WHH knows they should have carried a 42-7 whipping home but the Refs were flag happy.

[snoball5278]

Gordonsville better hope the quick draw yellow hanky crew shows up to keep it close, WHH knows they should have carried a 42-7 whipping home but the Refs were flag happy.

 

+1 best screen name i've ever seen on coacht...

 

 

Edited September 2, 2011 by snoball5278

[inthagap]

I'll probably be close to the playground.

Geeze, not another one. Guess we' ll need more security at this game. Sorry. You ask for it.

Edited September 2, 2011 by inthagap

[croz6110]

Geeze, not another one. Guess we' ll need more security at this game. Sorry. You ask for it.

Didn't ask for it. Seven asked where I'll be at and my kids will probably be on the playground. Makes sense?

Don't get your sweatervest in a bunch.

[Jbalumni81]

Goodluck Gville !

[inthagap]

Didn't ask for it. Seven asked where I'll be at and my kids will probably be on the playground. Makes sense?

Don't get your sweatervest in a bunch.

Would've never figured that out, thanks genius.

[scooter]

Does Melhoff play anywhere else on offense?

 

Croz, answer a question for me if you can: I think I am correct on this - if a kid transferes to a private school, as is FCS, and there is no change in physical address, the kid can play immediately. Now, if a kid transfers from a private school or a public school without a change in physical address, to a public school, the kid has to sit out a year. If this analogy is correct, please explain.

Edited September 2, 2011 by scooter

[orangecrush]

Croz, answer a question for me if you can: I think I am correct on this - if a kid transferes to a private school, as is FCS, and there is no change in physical address, the kid can play immediately. Now, if a kid transfers from a private school or a public school without a change in physical address, to a public school, the kid has to sit out a year. If this analogy is correct, please explain.

I am not Croz, but will explain the transfer rule the best that I can. If a student/athlete has an athletic record at school A (which is a public school) and transfers to school B (which is a private school), then he/she must reside outside of a 20 mile radius (as the crow flies) of school B and move inside of that radius in order to become eligible. For example, lets say a student lives next door to Gordonsville High School and moves to Lebanon and wants to attend Friendship, then he/she is ineligible because it is not outside of the 20 mile radius. But, this same student/athlete would be eligible to attend and play immediately at Lebanon High School. Now going from a school B to school A would bring about the same radius rule to become eligible. It is easy to remain eligible if you move from public to public, but not public to private or private to public. Scooter, please don't think for a minute that the private schools have some kind of advantage with regards to this rule because they most certainly do not. The rule is a bunch of garbage.

Edited September 2, 2011 by orangecrush

[scooter]

I am not Croz, but will explain the transfer rule the best that I can. If a student/athlete has an athletic record at school A (which is a public school) and transfers to school B (which is a private school), then he/she must reside outside of a 20 mile radius (as the crow flies) of school B and move inside of that radius in order to become eligible. For example, lets say a student lives next door to Gordonsville High School and moves to Lebanon and wants to attend Friendship, then he/she is ineligible because it is not outside of the 20 mile radius. But, this same student/athlete would be eligible to attend and play immediately at Lebanon High School. Now going from a school B to school A would bring about the same radius rule to become eligible. It is easy to remain eligible if you move from public to public, but not public to private or private to public. Scooter, please don't think for a minute that the private schools have some kind of advantage with regards to this rule because they most certainly do not. The rule is a bunch of garbage.

thanks Crush for the explanation !