Friendship Christian @ Gordonsville

[snoball5278]

Please don't be so naive. Half of TC's backfield last yr was from Chicago IL & station camp/hendersonville. It happens at publics that win just as frequently as privates with the 1.8 m-plier.

i believe the kid from station camp graduated the year before last. plus that's 2 kids compared to the 6 you named for fcs. yeah, tc may have an acorn fall from the sky every few years, but you know you guys get a pretty sweet deal, even despite the multiplier.

 

i've said for years on here, give tc a complete open enrollment and a 1.8 multiplier, let us have our pick of all the kids from macon, smith, sumner and wilson. we wouldn't even need to recruit because they'd be knocking down the door to get in for just $500-$1,000 a pop, and we'd be the same as alcoa in 2-3 years.

[CommanderMan]

 

I don't know coach, but winning state championships in all those sports with only a tiny enrollment? It's not exactly playing with what you got. You need good athletes to win championships. This garbage propaganda about winning with no athletes because of coaching and work ethic isn't legit.

What I'll say is that we do have very good athletes, most transfers come in for more than sports although I can think of one off the top of my head who solely came for sports. He is pitching in the MLB now lol. We also do have very good coaches who instill a great work ethic in the players and I would imagine we work harder than 95% of class A teams in the summer. We get all transfers legit without cheating so I can't help that we play under TSSAA's guidelines.

[Volzchamps]

i believe the kid from station camp graduated the year before last. plus that's 2 kids compared to the 6 you named for fcs. yeah, tc may have an acorn fall from the sky every few years, but you know you guys get a pretty sweet deal, even despite the multiplier.

 

i've said for years on here, give tc a complete open enrollment and a 1.8 multiplier, let us have our pick of all the kids from macon, smith, sumner and wilson. we wouldn't even need to recruit because they'd be knocking down the door to get in for just $500-$1,000 a pop, and we'd be the same as alcoa in 2-3 years.

You may be right snowball. TC's an Alcoa & Maryville type program. Problem is 0 jobs in your Co. Clint or little Napolean can deem TC "open enrollment" anytime he chooses, right? Might even boost the county revenues.

#12 last yr was the station camp transfer in his Jr yr. Your memory must be slipping!

Edited August 29, 2012 by Volzchamps

[TheAmbassador]

How bout those from Marion Co zone? Happens in sPitt every yr.

You are wrong. This county is open zone, several kids in the middle of two schools routinely pick one and go too. Coach, how was practice today? Do you have the boys ready for Gordonsville?

[TheAmbassador]

 

I'm not 100% sure about this but I'm thinking y'all had one that was a senior transfer in maybe 3-4 years ago. He played WR

Wrong again my friend. SP has had ONE transfer in the past 20 years that came in and was an impact player. It doesn't happen.

[TheAmbassador]

Wrong again my friend. SP has had ONE transfer in the past 20 years that came in and was an impact player. It doesn't happen. The receiver you are talking about was Robert Robinson's brother. He went to school at SP from K through 9th grade. Went and lived with his dad for one year and then came back.

Edited August 29, 2012 by TheAmbassador

[Volzchamps]

 

You are wrong. This county is open zone, several kids in the middle of two schools routinely pick one and go too. Coach, how was practice today? Do you have the boys ready for Gordonsville?

Not a coach, just an old alumni who keeps up.

[CommanderMan]

 

Wrong again my friend. SP has had ONE transfer in the past 20 years that came in and was an impact player. It doesn't happen.

I'll take your word for it since I have no other way of knowing. Y'all are still open zone. Do you know how many kids you've gotten who live closer to MCHS than SP that have made an impact on the team?

[slimshady]

You may be right snowball. TC's an Alcoa & Maryville type program. Problem is 0 jobs in your Co. Clint or little Napolean can deem TC "open enrollment" anytime he chooses, right? Might even boost the county revenues.

#12 last yr was the station camp transfer in his Jr yr. Your memory must be slipping!

 

#12 was Tarzan... he been here way before his jr yr...heck he sacked Boyd's qb to end the game in the championship when he was a sophomore. Pretty sure he played jr high here to.

 

Volzchamp...you don't have clue.

[snoball5278]

You may be right snowball. TC's an Alcoa & Maryville type program. Problem is 0 jobs in your Co. Clint or little Napolean can deem TC "open enrollment" anytime he chooses, right?

#12 last yr was the station camp transfer. Your memory must be slipping!

trousdale's not a far commute for those in the surrounding counties that have the de$ire to win.

 

only lil' napoleon knows the true extent of his powers.

 

i was thinking of da white boy. ok, 3 in the last 2 years for us vs. 6 in 1 year for you guys, you get my point.

Edited August 29, 2012 by snoball5278

[TheAmbassador]

 

I'll take your word for it since I have no other way of knowing. Y'all are still open zone. Do you know how many kids you've gotten who live closer to MCHS than SP that have made an impact on the team?

I know of one kid on the team that lives closer to Marion. Mama lives in Jasper, daddy and family live in SP. He has went to school an played here his whole life. Now that I think about it, he is the only kid on the roster I know of that lives more than 3-4 miles from school. I guess he lives about 7 miles away.

[Volzchamps]

Friendship doesn't win a state championships last yr if they didn't have a kid from gordonsville and westmoreland!!

Not to mentioned Watertown, mjcs, etc.,

And those kids who transferred from those schools are the only ones from westmoreland, gville, Watertown, MJCS, with "The RING(s)" to show for it. Edited August 29, 2012 by Volzchamps