FootOnTheGas said:

Must've played ineligible players...only logical explanation.

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Now that you mention it what a relief we didn't have all those mass forfeits this season!

indians03 said:

Probably before my time.

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You young Pups....

The best thing I have heard is that Biden should pardon Trump before the 20th.
Take all the wind out of his sails, before he can even start.

bman_turbo2000 said:

Yea, not happening. Both have stout defenses with many shutouts against good teams. Its not going to be a high scoring affair.

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Did you watch LN put 58 on BO and then take their foot off the gas?

And who were these good teams? Osage who beat california by 20? Booneville who beat cali 21-7?
phew

Don't think you want 8 man but there are 5 in 8 man
Bishop LeBlond
Northland Christian
St. Joe Christian
St Paul Lutheran
New Heights formerly College Heights

trumanbulldog42 said:

I know this is mostly a HS football board but now that we are nearing the end of that season let's continue the discussions about football with the NFL/NCAA! The following list was made by Field Yates. It lists the top 25 draft prospects for this coming years' draft. Let me know your thoughts!!

1) Travis Hunter - Colorado WR/CB (great 2-way player but is he good enough at either to be #1?)
2) Abdul Carter - Penn State Edge
3) Mason Graham - Michigan DT
4) Will Johnson - Michigan CB
5) Malaki Starks - Georgia S
6) Kelvin Banks Jr. - Texas OT
7) James Pearce Jr. - Tennessee Edge
8) Mykel Williams - Georgia Edge
9) Ashton Jeanty - Boise State RB (What an absolute DUDE)
10) Tetairoa McMillan - Arizona WR (Had that crazy game earlier this year. He's 6'5" 210 )
11) Jalon Walker - Georgia LB
12) Will Campbell - LSU OT
13) Walter Nolen - Ole Miss DT
14) Shedeur Sanders - Colorado QB (First QB at #14 I think shows that none are a sure thing)
15) Jonah Savaiinaea - Arizona G
16) Luther Burden III - Mizzou WR (He has dropped considerably from preseason I believe)
17) Cam Ward - Miami QB
18) Colston Loveland - Michigan TE
19) Derrick Harmon - Oregon DT
20) Tyler Warren - Penn State TE
21) Nic Scourton - Texas A&M Edge
22) Shavon Revel Jr. - East Carolina CB (I love when a kid from a school like this is on here!)
23) Josh Simmons - Ohio State OT (Surprised this is their highest player)
24) Jalen Milroe - Alabama QB (Top Alabama player at #24 and its a QB....times are changing!)
25) Shemar Stewart - Texas A&M Edge

Top Schools
Michigan - 3
Colorado - 2
Texas A&M - 2
Arizona - 2
Penn State - 2
Georgia - 2

Offense - 13
Defense - 12

Top Positions
Edge - 5
WR - 3
CB - 3
QB - 3
OT - 3
DT - 3

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One of the weaker draft classes I can remember

hangmanbobbyjaggers said:

Do you ever remember when Coach Dennis Whitehead was at Seneca?

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Probably before my time.

trumanbulldog42 said:

I know this is mostly a HS football board but now that we are nearing the end of that season let's continue the discussions about football with the NFL/NCAA! The following list was made by Field Yates. It lists the top 25 draft prospects for this coming years' draft. Let me know your thoughts!!

1) Travis Hunter - Colorado WR/CB (great 2-way player but is he good enough at either to be #1?)
2) Abdul Carter - Penn State Edge
3) Mason Graham - Michigan DT
4) Will Johnson - Michigan CB
5) Malaki Starks - Georgia S
6) Kelvin Banks Jr. - Texas OT
7) James Pearce Jr. - Tennessee Edge
8) Mykel Williams - Georgia Edge
9) Ashton Jeanty - Boise State RB (What an absolute DUDE)
10) Tetairoa McMillan - Arizona WR (Had that crazy game earlier this year. He's 6'5" 210 )
11) Jalon Walker - Georgia LB
12) Will Campbell - LSU OT
13) Walter Nolen - Ole Miss DT
14) Shedeur Sanders - Colorado QB (First QB at #14 I think shows that none are a sure thing)
15) Jonah Savaiinaea - Arizona G
16) Luther Burden III - Mizzou WR (He has dropped considerably from preseason I believe)
17) Cam Ward - Miami QB
18) Colston Loveland - Michigan TE
19) Derrick Harmon - Oregon DT
20) Tyler Warren - Penn State TE
21) Nic Scourton - Texas A&M Edge
22) Shavon Revel Jr. - East Carolina CB (I love when a kid from a school like this is on here!)
23) Josh Simmons - Ohio State OT (Surprised this is their highest player)
24) Jalen Milroe - Alabama QB (Top Alabama player at #24 and its a QB....times are changing!)
25) Shemar Stewart - Texas A&M Edge

Top Schools
Michigan - 3
Colorado - 2
Texas A&M - 2
Arizona - 2
Penn State - 2
Georgia - 2

Offense - 13
Defense - 12

Top Positions
Edge - 5
WR - 3
CB - 3
QB - 3
OT - 3
DT - 3

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he coached for Todd Haley.

OOF.

SWMOhardwood said:

The Larsens need some help. Poo is literally 4 deep, and it might be enough.

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Kickapoo really is only 4 deep? Seems low for a school that powerful and that size.

Yates doesn’t know crap, just like all the other “draft experts” on TV. If these alleged draft experts knew what they were talking about they would be working for NFL teams

Well, well, well. Would you look at that. The Big Ten and SEC are TIED with 2 schools in the top! AND there is a BIG TEN school leading ALL others! So much for the MIGHTY SEC being SO dominate! HA!

But more importantly, look at Abdul Carter coming in at NUMBER TWO!!! GO PENN STATE!!!

1. Archie
2. Adrian
3. Lamar
4. Seneca
5. Lutheran North
6. Platte County
7. Nixa
8. Salem(AR)
9. Greenwood
10. Bryant
11. Bixby
12. North Crowley(TX)

what in the blue hell is going on with Mrs Warners hair? Yikes! Not a hot Kearney mom for sure!

indians03 said:

Thank you

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Do you ever remember when Coach Dennis Whitehead was at Seneca?

BoosterBosko said:

WHOA HOOOOOOO!! BOSKO LIKEY!!!

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Thats 4 words!!!

We gave 9 billion in credits to Tesla and look at them now.

blindedbythelight said:

Let them grow a set and defend their own damn soil.

Besides The government of France just collapsed,,,Germany is on the verge of collapsing. The entire Euro is a cluster* time to let them fend for themselves

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I know all the media that you don't read is saying the government "collapsed." That's a bit dramatic.

Welcome to parliamentary democracy. When they say "government" and when we say "government," it's two similar, but separate, concepts. If we heard that our "government collapsed," we would be in a state of panic (or euphoria for the libertarians out there) because we think it means that the government has been destroyed and it's time to get into the survival shelter. When they say the "government collapsed," they mean that they just have to hold a snap election or elect a new prime minister, etc. Standard procedure.

Parliamentary democracy can get contentious, but in the end, more compromise has to happen for things to be able to function which is a good thing in the long run.

blindedbythelight said:

Let them grow a set and defend their own damn soil.

Besides The government of France just collapsed,,,Germany is on the verge of collapsing. The entire Euro is a cluster* time to let them fend for themselves

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So what would have happened to our great nation had France decided to do the same thing during the Revolutionary war. Honestly we would still be British!!!

France's gave significant contributions during the American Revolutionary War. France's involvement was instrumental in securing the American victory against Great Britain and achieving independence for the American colonists.

France provided substantial military support. French soldiers fought alongside the Continental Army, and the French navy was crucial in controlling the seas. Their involvement was particularly vital during the decisive Battle of Yorktown, which played a significant role in the eventual American triumph.

In addition to military support, France also provided essential financial aid. They extended significant loans and subsidies to the American revolutionaries, which helped sustain the war effort and ensure the colonists could continue their fight for independence.

French diplomatic support was paramount. French diplomats, were instrumental in negotiating alliances and securing international recognition for the American cause. Their efforts helped garner the support needed to achieve victory.

Overall, France's contributions were a key factor in the American victory against the British, allowing the colonists to achieve their independence.

Study some dang history my friend. At some point in your life you need to stand up for what is right read the Bible don't be such a bone spur MAGA and lets actually go back to our Republican roots!! Take back the party man!!

trumanbulldog42 said:

Winning is ultimately what matters!

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Winning is nice but raking in the cash and generating revenue is better. NOW if you can find that perfect combo of winning AND generating revenue? Sky is the limit!

Mo8ManFootball said:

Dumbest comment of the day. It’s football. Get over yourself.

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If THATS the dumbest comment of the day, you don't MoSports enough!

Whoa, whoa, whoa! Someone is offering a camp for high prices and you might receive little to nothing in return? THATS good business! When you're in the business of generating revenue, ALWAYS remember 'over promise and underdeliver.' You gotta say, do, or advertise whatever will bring in the cash. Then its on the customers fault. THEY didn't remember 'buyer beware.'

Must've played ineligible players...only logical explanation.

This is a dream destination, so much talent and culture. Many years ago in one of my classes we did a compare/contrast travel brochure assignment where the students were to pick where they wanted to be from and then create a brochure highlighting either Athens or Sparta. I had a student turn his in and he had done his over Affton...the architecture, food, knowledge, direct democracy, etc was all there...he was given a perfect score because of his creativity and because I just couldn't bear to tell him it was all wrong.