Let's see if the coin works out this week LOL..............
Thayer
Lamar
Reeds Spring
North County
Kickapoo
Nevada
Neosho (how long since that would be a thing?)
Hollister
Bolivar
Pierce City
El Dorado Springs
Joplin
Stockton
Harrisonville
Helias Catholic
Hickman
Fort Smith AR Southside (this is a DANDY out of state game)
Pittsburg KS (scheduled Smithville again will they be able to hang this year?)
Easy there, toots! While NEITHER of those two men are me, do you really wanna upset them? Also, please tell me exactly what is a gravy seal?? NICE TRY BOZO!!
For Class 1, give me Kevin Freeze from Greenfield. Or Joseph Brown, same school. Or two-way All-Stater David McNeel, another Wildcat from GHS. He went on to start as a LB at Mizzou, sign a contract with the Buccaneers, and play in the CFL Grey Cup.
Just bragging on some of my local boys I watched play.
Archie
Harrisonville
Lone Jack
Smith-Cotton
East Buchanan
Oak Park
Grandview
Hogan Prep
Washington (KCK)
East
Penney
Raytown
South Harrison Cape Girardeau Central
Summit Christian Academy
Truman
Westran
Pembroke Hill
KIPP KC Academy
For me it's Thurman Hoskins from Lathrop in the early 80's that there was a man playing with boys. I still have a scar under my chin from attempting to tackle the guy. Went on to Nebraska where he had three kids then to Maryville where he had a couple more. Last time I seen him he was working or the water dept in either Lathrop or Plattsburg and still looked like he could play.
Saw schafittzel play against Willow Springs in the playoffs his senior year.
Everyone knew he was getting the ball every play, everyone knew he was more than likely running in between the tackles, and it didn’t matter 🤣🤣🤣
Tony Temple
Kyle Knighton was a man child at West Platte. I remember going north with Veer, (BHP at that time) to watch them play in the quarterfinals.
Saw temple play in the Dome, was actually talking about that with a Rockhurst grad the other day.
Served with another Rockhurst grad when I was in the military and we talked about that game and temple on more than one occasion.
Saw Knighton play his senior year. between him and Barmann, West Platte had some good future D1 guys come through that team, them and South Harrison
For Class 1, give me Kevin Freeze from Greenfield. Or Joseph Brown, same school. Or two-way All-Stater David McNeel, another Wildcat from GHS. He went on to start as a LB at Mizzou, sign a contract with the Buccaneers, and play in the CFL Grey Cup.
Just bragging on some of my local boys I watched play.
Archie
Cassville
Cole Camp
Columbia Hickman
East Buchanan
Fort Osage
Grandview
Hogan Prep
Washington (KCK)
Northeast
Penney
Ruskin
South Harrison St. Dominic
St. Joseph Lafayette
William Chrisman
Gallatin
Pembroke Hill
St. Michael
A former co-worker of mine played for West Platte that year told me about that game in detail. Said it was probably the most physical game he ever played in.
Rationalizing a call that would have given the team a first on goal from the one late in the game as if it’s the same as a holding call in the second quarter is a coping mechanism your therapist would be proud of.
Knucklehead!!! I said it was a PI and did not mention any holding call. Bad calls are part of the game and something every team has to overcome. A bad call with 4:00 left does not determine the outcome of a game. Even if you assume that the Falcons score a TD there (and not fumble on 1st and goal which could have happened), still plenty of time for Mahomes to lead the Chiefs back to victory. Or the Chiefs may have lost. Who knows, hence my answers of maybe, maybe not. Of course, I remember the Falcons blowing a 28-3 lead to the last Evil Empire. Maybe the Falcons are just cursed.
And you won't see me accuse you of rationalizing anything, because you are not rational. You Knucklehead!!!
Very true. At the high school level he was almost unstoppable. Sitting in the stands it made you glad you weren't being asked to tackle him. He would just as soon run over you as run around you, but he could do both.
Very true. At the high school level he was almost unstoppable. Sitting in the stands it made you glad you weren't being asked to tackle him. He would just as soon run over you as run around you, but he could do both.
It was a PI that should have been called. Did it affect the outcome of the game? Maybe. Maybe not. Would the Chiefs have still won the game if that call was made? Maybe. Maybe not. Do referees make a bad call or non-calls in every game? Definitely. Do good teams overcome those bad calls or non-calls? Yes. Do losers whine about bad calls? Definitely. Who is the loser in this thread? Toots is the biggest loser, but we all lost from wasting our time reading his whining. Knucklehead!!!
