Mairvul Oft weak tawk

[OldRebel2]

On 9/13/2019 at 8:01 PM, rebelwoman87 said:

I sure hope we clean up the turnovers and protect the ball. We can do that against good teams and expect to win. 

I'm surprised the goons let this go.   I assume you meant "can't" do that....  So you must be calling Alcoa not a good team because the Rebels did do it against them and won. 

Edited September 16, 2019 by OldRebel2

[KnoxVil]

I’ll take The Rebs by a trickle this week....

[Red Rebels]

On 9/13/2019 at 4:03 PM, HTV said:

But they are cheeeeeeeters.  Don't you read the boards?  

I've decided to let it go....

Edited September 17, 2019 by Red Rebels

[HTV]

12 minutes ago, Red Rebels said:

And VANDALS!

They are University of Idaho fans?  

[Red Rebels]

Just now, HTV said:

They are University of Idaho fans?  

[REBELRON]

Never saw a season till this year when there wasn't a single home game in September. 

[Red Rebels]

4 hours ago, REBELRON said:

Never saw a season till this year when there wasn't a single home game in September. 

I was thinking about that this AM. The good news, we still have four home games and we've only left Blount County one time so far (which is good for driving distance/not so good for officiating) .

 

[rebelwoman87]

2 hours ago, Red Rebels said:

I was thinking about that this AM. The good news, we still have four home games and we've only left Blount County one time so far (which is good for driving distance/not so good for officiating) .

 

 

Edited September 17, 2019 by rebelwoman87

[Red Rebels]

Zzzzzz. 

Edited September 18, 2019 by Red Rebels

[rebelwoman87]

The Rebels practiced at 6:15 this morning. Not because of the heat though. Coach Hunt invited 30 of our friends from the special education classes in Maryville City Schools out to a camp at the Skeeter. I was blessed to get to watch my 6 year old godson who has Down syndrome have the time of his life. All the kids got to wear Red Rebel jerseys. Walk through the tunnel from the locker room, while Back in Black played over the speakers. Then they ran through the M that the Cheerleaders hold. Then the coaches and football players helped them throw the football, do tackling drills and then an obstacle course to the end zone. And they got a T-shirt. His momma texted me and said I will cry when I see him in it in the morning. I will never forget this. It is truly great to be a Maryville Rebel. 

[pepvol]

21 minutes ago, rebelwoman87 said:

The Rebels practiced at 6:15 this morning. Not because of the heat though. Coach Hunt invited 30 of our friends from the special education classes in Maryville City Schools out to a camp at the Skeeter. I was blessed to get to watch my 6 year old godson who has Down syndrome have the time of his life. All the kids got to wear Red Rebel jerseys. Walk through the tunnel from the locker room, while Back in Black played over the speakers. Then they ran through the M that the Cheerleaders hold. Then the coaches and football players helped them throw the football, do tackling drills and then an obstacle course to the end zone. And they got a T-shirt. His momma texted me and said I will cry when I see him in it in the morning. I will never forget this. It is truly great to be a Maryville Rebel. 

Thanks for Sharing RW87 , I'm so proud to be a Maryville Rebel ! Your 6 yr old Godson is a Doll , I saw his picture  ! I hope Coach Hunt stays at Maryville for the next 40 years ... and fortunately we have many more people close to the Program who get it that it's a lot more than playing a Sport ... 

[HTV]

12 hours ago, rebelwoman87 said:

The Rebels practiced at 6:15 this morning. Not because of the heat though. Coach Hunt invited 30 of our friends from the special education classes in Maryville City Schools out to a camp at the Skeeter. I was blessed to get to watch my 6 year old godson who has Down syndrome have the time of his life. All the kids got to wear Red Rebel jerseys. Walk through the tunnel from the locker room, while Back in Black played over the speakers. Then they ran through the M that the Cheerleaders hold. Then the coaches and football players helped them throw the football, do tackling drills and then an obstacle course to the end zone. And they got a T-shirt. His momma texted me and said I will cry when I see him in it in the morning. I will never forget this. It is truly great to be a Maryville Rebel. 

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