Jump to content

Carter Hornets (Here we Go!!!)


splainshornet
 Share

Recommended Posts

  • Replies 134
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

If Carter HS is in the Knox County School System, why would their school not receive the same amount of meony as the other schools in Knox Co? Does your school system fund all schools differently? If so do they go by school size or city/county schools?

:(:(:)

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I read in the paper last year that the county would not pay for handicap seating at Halls, but carter gets new bleachers!!?? Is that unfair? I've also been told that carter has the nicest practice field in the county. Maybe the community needs to get their priorities in line rather than trying restructure the tax expenditures of the county.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

carter has alway been on the wrong end of the county just like a couple of other schools are. if you are not in certain areas in knox county, then you are a second class citizen. the carter community as well as the rest of east and northeast knox county is a working class region and unlike some other areas in the county do not have as many fans/booster who are able to give large amounts of money to the programs as a result they fundraise themselves to death but only so much can be made from bake sales, car washes, and program ad sales.

 

see what people forget is that knox county has 14 high schools not one or two or three like most other counties so tax dollars are thin to begin with. knox county is special because every school has it's on facility no matter what the condition. many schools all over the nation have to share a facility with one or more teams. at least all knox county schools have something to call their own. therefore schools are more dependent that ever on fans and boosters.

 

like anything involving money, things become political but i know that knox county has decided to upgrade facilities at all the schools on an as needed basis. in other words, worst comes first. i'm glad carter is getting a new stadium and i hope that all the schools will have superior facilities. but in todays prep sports society, fans and boosters have become just as important as the school boards in regards to fundraising for athletic facilities. both have to work together to realize that neither can do it alone.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

The Orange Blossom Special is a good train to run. I like it because it picks up speed. Carter, Halls, Powell, Central, Maryville, West, and Clinton all have cute uniforms. I think it is a toss up who has the cutest coach. Clark Duncan and Kevin Catlett are awful cute. Clark has a pretty head of hair. Catlett is just cute all over. He was selected as one of the cutest men in east Knoxville when he was at Carter. I hear he also ranked high at Halls and now is up at the top at Clinton.

 

Oliver P. Shaggnasty--that's with 2 g's.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Ollie, you ever spent time in a Turkish prison? It sounds as if you and 4afan may be old friends. As president of the welcoming committee here on coacht, it's my duty to share with you the ground rules:

1) Never, ever question the rebels domination, yeah brother! You do, and you face immediate expulsion from this and all boards of its kind,

2) Don't accuse any team of cheating or recruiting. Our motto is "It ain't cheating unless we get caught."

3) Stay away from threads with posts by 4afan, dilweed, vicker, and snagglepus. They are all naysayers who are just trying to drag everyone else down with them.

4) Finally, if anyone makes a sensible point on here, immediately question their manhood and challenge them to step outside with you.

Follow these simple rules and you should fit right in!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I agree to adhere to all rules. I want to fit in. Prisons in Turkey I no nothing about. But I am trying to get a permit to open a Turkish bath house. We are researching a place out on Clinton Highway. Formerly it was a Korean Spa. They give body cleaning a bad name. Do you think the people in Claxton will accept a nice clean legit business? The first customer we want to get in is the wrestler, DIRTY WHITE BOY. What a spokesman for our business. Cleaning up that nasty ole WHITE BOY will make us famous. Another thing we want to do is offer a discount to all area high school teams. If these players are clean and refreshed they will look cuter in their uniforms and perform better. Cute coaches will be cleaned free of charge, if and only if their teams are partaking in our discount plan.

 

Oliver P. Shaggnasty--that's with 2 g's.

[Edited by OllieShaggnasty on 3-21-03 7:11P]

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
 Share


  • Recent Posts

    • Marion just jumped ER as the favorites in the East. Two big time transfers for y’all kinfolks. Bullseye has been set now. I said it the last two years it is time and both times y’all let me down. Can’t say you’re short on talent this year or that you’re young. Time to put up or shut up. Surely y’all can get over the hump this year. I’m just keeping it real
    • Should have won by 30 last year if we played discipline at the very least. May have got 2 dogs up front but remember we have the best DL in the state on our team. Also added a 6’6” 320lb O lineman.
    • Marion County boys just got two DOGS. Y’all East Robertson folks better buckle your chin straps this year. They gonna have something for Groves up front this year. I’m just keeping it real 
    • A little confused.  What charter/prep schools made it to state in Baseball?  
    • Fortuitously encountering Clint amidst the ambience of Goodyear this morning sparked an impromptu yet intellectually stimulating conversation, wherein we engaged in a rigorous assessment of prospective candidates for the esteemed role of head football coach. Our discourse, characterized by its spontaneity and depth, led to the formulation of astute observations and discerning judgments regarding the suitability of various individuals for this pivotal position. Allow me to elucidate the fruits of our collaborative contemplation: This commentary endeavors to offer a discerning articulation of my subjective viewpoint, emphasizing a conscientious commitment to maintaining impartiality and refraining from any semblance of derogation directed towards individuals.  Those who possess meritorious qualifications for the esteemed head coaching role, delineated without hierarchical precedence, include: Rennard Woodmore, an esteemed alumnus of the Yellow Jackets, presents a magnificent pedigree, having held prominent positions in head coaching capacities across various regions. His pivotal role as a coordinator for teams contending for state championships further enhances his stature in the realm of football leadership. Kyle Gregory, erstwhile adorned in the resplendent gold insignia, though lacking direct head coaching experience, brings to the fore his invaluable insights garnered as a coordinator for esteemed teams, showcasing an acute understanding of the requisites for triumph whilst attired in the esteemed purple and gold regalia. Steven Jackson, whose contributions transcended mere clipboard duties under the tutelage of Kevin Creasy, emerges as an exceptional candidate for Trousdale County. His prior tenure and triumphs as an assistant coach underscore his suitability for the role. The sole drawback lies in his lack of affiliation with Trousdale County as an alumnus. Brandon Eden's extensive tenure within the chronicles of Trousdale County football, spanning a significant portion of its State Championships, coupled with his successful stints as a coordinator across diverse locales, underscores his candidacy despite a dearth of direct head coaching experience at the high school level. Davy Cothron, while beset by a modest playing career, has emerged as a luminary in offensive strategy, drawing parallels to the transformative appointment of Barker in 2015, thereby warranting consideration for his proven acumen in this realm. Joshua Hackett, notwithstanding his non-alumnus status, has left an indelible imprint across Middle Tennessee, distinguished by his adept curation of formidable defensive units as a coordinator at Watertown, albeit without direct head coaching experience. Kevin Creasy, the epitome of coaching prowess, merits an offer irrespective of his current inclinations, his unparalleled capacity to secure victories transcending geographical and institutional bounds, potentially extending to a role as Director of Schools should it align with his aspirations. Conversely, individuals who have not demonstrably earned the mantle of head coaching, enumerated without sequential precedence, encompass: Brad Waggoner David Barker Paul Pitts Jeremy Pruitt Clint Satterfield Robbie Atwood Wesley Satterfield Ben Johnson BJ West Whom do you all deem most fitting to assume the mantle of the next coach, and what rationale informs your choice? Conversely, whom do you perceive as ill-suited for the role, and what underpins your reasoning for their exclusion?
×
  • Create New...