Jump to content

Jarrett on The Pole


mctigersportsfan
 Share

Recommended Posts

I hope not. I just can't find it in my heart to like Dale Jarrett. Nothing personal against him, I just got so tired of hearing my boy Dale when his old man was a commentator on race day.

 

 

 

My pick is starting on the outside of row 1 for the first Gatorade race. I feel like Kevin Harvick will be a contender this year.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Guest catfish-hunter
I hope not. I just can't find it in my heart to like Dale Jarrett. Nothing personal against him, I just got so tired of hearing my boy Dale when his old man was a commentator on race day.

My pick is starting on the outside of row 1 for the first Gatorade race. I feel like Kevin Harvick will be a contender this year.

825565346[/snapback]

 

Dale will do the same thing that he always does in the 500, fall to the back and avoid the BIG ONE and be in contention at the end. Dale Jr. has not looked too good this week, but that could change dramatically by the time the Twin 150's arrive. I feel like it is time for Jimmie Johnson to win a 500 and he and Gordon are looking strong at the moment.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Don,t think so this time around.

825567633[/snapback]

 

 

I agree. He went backwards Saturday night and didn't make it back to the front. My feelings are that Childress and Hendrick have caught up to DEI on the restrictor plate program.

 

From a source within Ganassi Racing the Dodges should race very well, but suck when on the track by themselves. It is going to take a little more time for the new Chargers to be contenders on Superspeedways. They will be very good at downforce tracks such as Michigan, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Texas and California.

 

I would like to see my friend Sterling win another 500, but this year my money is on that 29. He is very agressive, but has been in Cup long enough to be patiently agressive.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I agree. He went backwards Saturday night and didn't make it back to the front. My feelings are that Childress and Hendrick have caught up to DEI on the restrictor plate program.

 

From a source within Ganassi Racing the Dodges should race very well, but suck when on the track by themselves. It is going to take a little more time for the new Chargers to be contenders on Superspeedways. They will be very good at downforce tracks such as Michigan, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Texas and California.

 

I would like to see my friend Sterling win another 500, but this year my money is on that 29. He is very agressive, but has been in Cup long enough to be patiently agressive.

825567718[/snapback]

 

Jr. showed today that he is going to be running up front barring a wreck, I am telling you DEI owns Daytona but Hendricks is catching them!

 

Harvick has ticked alot of drivers off after trying to bump draft Jimmie Johnson in the middle of a turn a causing a massive pile up! Mark Martin, Jimmie Johnson, Rusty Wallace, Dave Blaney, and Joe Nemecheck were all involved and all had some pretty harsh words about Harvick!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Jr. showed today that he is going to be running up front barring a wreck, I am telling you DEI owns Daytona but Hendricks is catching them!

 

Harvick has ticked alot of drivers off after trying to bump draft Jimmie Johnson in the middle of a turn a causing a massive pile up! Mark Martin, Jimmie Johnson, Rusty Wallace, Dave Blaney, and Joe Nemecheck were all involved and all had some pretty harsh words about Harvick!

825571312[/snapback]

Well its plain to see that Harvick has not changed.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Guest catfish-hunter

What is the difference between Harvick's antics and those of Tony Stewart??? Both of them are hot-heads and if they do not look out, somebody is gonna get seriously injured from their ridiculous actions on a racetrack.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

In what I am about to post it may seem that I am defending Harvick and I guess I am but not intentionally.

 

I watched the replay of the race and I feel that his car hust got a good suck up going into the turn and Johnson slowed as he entered the turn. The biggest complaint from drivers at Daytona is their car getting tight. When your car is tight and pushing you will have to lift when entering the turns.

 

I feel that Harvick was actually a victim himself to the crazy things that happen in restrictor plate racing. I have never driven at those speeds in those situations, but I have been involved in racing long enough to know that these types of things do happen.

 

And as to the referral to Tony Stewart, yes he is a hot head just as is Harvick. If I were to ride in a 150 dgree oven for 3-4 hours and someone say the wrong thing to me I would probably do something worse than these two ever have. I have been known to be in a few skirmishes after a race or two.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

 Share

Announcements

  • Recent Posts

    • They’ve both gotten worse. I’ve seen enough games to know that. 
    • The only two transfers that Bearden has gotten that went on to play college football were a defensive back from Karnes, who transferred here way before the new coaching staff got here, and a running back from Carter, who went on to play at Maryville College. Both players received those offers while at Bearden, and both players got a diploma from Bearden High School. Therefore, they are Bearden kids, and you can’t do anything about that.   The transfer from Seymour didn’t win the job, what do you expect two quarterbacks to start at the same time? He played great on JV when he could stay healthy, and when he came in on varsity, he did great. The quarterback position is definitely going to be in good hands when the current starting quarterback leaves, but until then, they’re just going to be battling it out like every good quarterback competition does. The current starting quarterback has his flaws, and that is in the pass game, but what he doesn’t have flaws is running and scrambling, and if you go back and watch any game, which I’m sure you didn’t watch any, we used him very often, and when we needed a deep ball, we brought in the transfer from Seymour. The starting quarterback last year will be a senior this year, and the Seymour transfer will be a junior, so the Seymour transfer is definitely going to get his spotlight. He may even win the job this year. Football isn’t about who the newspaper thinks is the best kid. The best kid in the position will win the starting job, and I trust the coaching staff more than a newspaper or article to pick my starting QB.
    • I mean, we’ve only gotten two transfers that went on to play college football, one who went to UT Martin came his second semester junior year before the new coaching staff was here, and the other one went on to play at Maryville College, in which I don’t believe he had any interest prior to transferring.
    • An FYI: To see how an opponent has done against another opponent since 2001- go to the game by clicking on one of the teams. Click the G beside the game. For example, Milan: The info will show you the previous matchups and other info.
    • All these college signees went yo other schools for 3 years, were getting college offers then transferred to Bearden. It’s not like this staff did much to develop them.    The BBall coaches son and the Seymour transfer were some of the most talented QBs in the region, and you guys developed them into QBs who might complete one pass a game. 
×
  • Create New...