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seems to me like the alcoa vs Greeneville game would be better suited for espn....LOL...see you guys in a couple months...looking forward to visiting alcoa for our rematch this season. Best of luck to the Tornados..i fully expect to see you guys back on track....GO DEVILS

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I will go on record having been part of similar productions in the past on the college level...

This will be the WORST high school football experience for the fans in attendance at the game.

There will be a lot of places that fans have had access to in the past (and will after this game) that they will not be allowed to go. ESPiN brings their own security and they will be pretty firm (field access will be VERY limited.)

Long TV timeouts (unlike Packer TV) TV timeouts are based on the time allotted for the game. If it is a game that is taking a short amount of time (like ALCOA running the ball 70 times a game) there will be more "filler" to kill tiime in the three hour allotment for the game.

It will be LONG and HOT and will take the total alloted time to play the contest. A lot of the people that don't know this will be yelling at the guy in the red hat a bunch.

I do agree, however that it is good to get the recognition for both programs. Maybe Greeneville will get on one day after they have won about 10 more titles... [:) BVDevil]

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Really? Tell me where in the BIBLE does it say that you have to go to church at 12pm on Sunday? Do you know 100% that the Sabath is on Sunday? Are you a disgruntled fan , parent or just a hater? Are you going to put a hex on me? lol

 

I personally think it is a shame that the churches have to move God around football. I hear about a lot of integrity from both coaches and they missed an excellent opportunity to make a stand as Christians. Play the game but leave the church services as they are. Don't approach a church and ask them to adjust for football!

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I will go on record having been part of similar productions in the past on the college level...

This will be the WORST high school football experience for the fans in attendance at the game.

There will be a lot of places that fans have had access to in the past (and will after this game) that they will not be allowed to go. ESPiN brings their own security and they will be pretty firm (field access will be VERY limited.)

Long TV timeouts (unlike Packer TV) TV timeouts are based on the time allotted for the game. If it is a game that is taking a short amount of time (like ALCOA running the ball 70 times a game) there will be more "filler" to kill tiime in the three hour allotment for the game.

It will be LONG and HOT and will take the total alloted time to play the contest. A lot of the people that don't know this will be yelling at the guy in the red hat a bunch.

I do agree, however that it is good to get the recognition for both programs. Maybe Greeneville will get on one day after they have won about 10 more titles... [:) BVDevil]

 

 

Well Put APB.....as well as the Greeneville gig.

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I have to say that I am not 100 percent happy about the new stuff going on at Maryville. I think it is neat and exciting, but at the same time I think that it makes high school football lose some of that essence that makes it so great and magical. I think it makes it lose that small town feel. You know what I am talking about... where you and your couple thousand closest friends feel like every game is really important but you know that outside of this stadium and this city a lot of people might not care. Yet you still feel like you've tapped into something special. Something pure. I just feel like the turf and the tv take away from that a bit. Maybe it is just the change that scares me, maybe I will get used to it. I don't know, but right now I'm not extremely comfortable with the changes even if they are 'cool'.

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I personally think it is a shame that the churches have to move God around football. I hear about a lot of integrity from both coaches and they missed an excellent opportunity to make a stand as Christians. Play the game but leave the church services as they are. Don't approach a church and ask them to adjust for football!

the churches do not have to move anything plus I think GOD is bigger than all this.
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I will go on record having been part of similar productions in the past on the college level...

This will be the WORST high school football experience for the fans in attendance at the game.

There will be a lot of places that fans have had access to in the past (and will after this game) that they will not be allowed to go. ESPiN brings their own security and they will be pretty firm (field access will be VERY limited.)

Long TV timeouts (unlike Packer TV) TV timeouts are based on the time allotted for the game. If it is a game that is taking a short amount of time (like ALCOA running the ball 70 times a game) there will be more "filler" to kill tiime in the three hour allotment for the game.

It will be LONG and HOT and will take the total alloted time to play the contest. A lot of the people that don't know this will be yelling at the guy in the red hat a bunch.

I do agree, however that it is good to get the recognition for both programs. Maybe Greeneville will get on one day after they have won about 10 more titles... [:) BVDevil]

Not many people have access to the field before or during the game anyway but they will when the clock reaches zero or their security will need security.
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Not many people have access to the field before or during the game anyway but they will when the clock reaches zero or their security will need security.

I really do not care much about ESPN and could care less about this game being on TV. What they want does not concern me in the least and "we" pay the taxes that fund all this so not to worried about them.
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