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shaking hands after football games is so hypocritical

lets see teams try to rip each other heads off , celebrate in each others faces and
talk trash to each other then immediately after the game when emotions are the highest
I am suppose to shake the guys hand that tried to beat my brains in doesn't make since. Losing
team get off the field winning team enjoy your victory but all this fake hand shakes is a little
much, I know people say it shows sportsmanship no it doesn't how you act during the game is
what shows sportsmanship and respect. It is like in soccer players go shake official hands the very
guys they were yelling at during the game.Or before high school games players shake the officials
hand just play the game. I officiated a lot of high school ball I never wanted a player or coach shaking
my hand right before they where getting ready to question every call. Just play the game hard , be a good sport and head to the locker room.
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Missouri HS coaches that were successful college coaches

Who are some Missouri high school football coaches that went on to become successful college coaches?

Jerry Kill- Webb City/ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Kill

Volney Ashford- Harrisonville/ Missouri Valley College
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Volney Ashford (1932-36) Record at Harrisonville: 25-12-4

Graduate of Marshall HS (Missouri)

College: Missouri Valley College, University of Missouri-Kansas City

Post Harrisonville Coaching: Missouri Valley College (Missouri) Head Coach

Accomplishments at Harrisonville:

1932 Mid-West Conference Champions (7-1)

Career Accomplishments:
Head Coach at Missouri Valley College (1937-1967) 197-55-12 record at MVC

41 game winning streak from 1941-47 at MVC

Led MVC to #1 Small College ranking in the country in 1949

Little All-American Coach of the Year- 1950

NAIA Coach of the Year- 1959

Twice NAIA Award of Merit winner

Missouri Valley College Hall of Fame- 1974

Missouri Sport Hall of Fame- 1981

Helms Foundation Coaches Hall of Fame

Helms Foundation National Association of Collegiate Directors Hall of Fame

Rockne Award Winner

College Football Hall of Fame- 2009

Helped to found the Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Biggest Schools without football teams.

Team Enrollment
Cape Notre Dame - 715 (Class 3/4)

Hancock - 404 (Class 2/3)

North Tech - 400 (Class 2/3)

Arcadia Valley - 354 (Class 2)

Metro - 334 (Class 2)

Twin Rivers - 320 (Class 2)

Clearwater - 311(Class 2)

Saxony Lutheran - 303 (Class 2)

Maplewood - 302 (Class 2)

Dixon - 297 (Class 2)

Licking - 296 (Class 2)

West County - 275 (Class 2)

Woodland - 275 (Class 2)

Valley Park - 274 (Class 2)

Bourbon - 272 (Class 2)

Steelville - 258 (Class 2)

East Carter - 234 (Class 1)

Puxico - 228 (Class1)

Greenville - 227 (Class 1)

McKinley - 223 (Class 1)

Bloomfield - 221 (Class 1)

Mansfield - 205 (Class 1)

Kingston - 203 (Class 1)


Any of them considering adding football?

Nevada Voted to join the Big 8

The Nevada R-5 Board of Education voted this morning to accept an invitation to join the Big 8 Conference starting in the 2018-19 school year and will leave the WCC.

Big 8 is reportedly is wanting to expand to 14 schools with East and West divisions. Being described as tentative and contingent on all schools accepting the invitation, Nevada would be in the West along with Lamar, East Newton, Monett, Cassville, Seneca and McDonald County.

Several other schools, including Marshfield, Logan-Rogersville, Reeds Spring, Springfield Catholic and Hollister have been issued invitations to join Aurora and Mt. Vernon in the East division.

The acceptance of Nevada to the Big 8 is contingent upon all schools invited accepting their invitation.

We'll have more on this story on Double K Country and www.knemknmo.com.

Another season in the books....

Well that does it boys! Missouri high school football has come to an end. PA football doesn't end until December! Sadly, Ampipe did not make the playoffs this year. Ampipe hasn't been the same since that rat Coach Nickerson got ran out! Anways, what was your all favorite, or least favorite moment of the 2016 season? I really enjoyed watching Walnut Heights not make the playoffs! I also see a lot of similarities between Ampipe and Harrisonville. Bunch of hard working, blue collar, tough nosed, underdogs! What a season!

Trinity Crowd

For a variety of reasons, my seat Friday was on the Trinity side, 45-yd line, fourth row (first row is 10 feet high, so truly a great seat for someone arriving at kickoff).

I didn't find much wrong with the crowd compared to most crowds I've seen over the past few decades, but feel like sharing a few observations:

Best quote (came at the half) - "Their (Lamar's) band is all girls, because all their boys are on the football team!"

Angriest moment - a half dozen fans were shouting while #66 was on the ground with the injured knee. While I heard specific complaints of "chop blocking", I never heard anyone mention retaliation to #7 as was mentioned in another thread. As for me, I found it disappointing for them to be yelling so loudly while their injured player was still in agonizing pain.

Funniest moment - with some of the crowd angry at the referee and shouting various insults, the nun in front of me stood up, turned around, and shouted "HEY!" to her crowd. There was IMMEDIATE silence!

Undisciplined? What I saw that falls into this category was how often adult male fans would go to the edge of the stands and shout orders or make points to both the players and other members of the coaching staff on the sidelines. I think most head coaches have a standing rule that players don't interact with the parents/fans during the game.

Positive note - when the game ended, the Trinity fans were 100% class, encouraging their players to shake hands, cheering their team, and clapping very respectively when Lamar received their trophy.
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