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Coaching Changes

GoCards83

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Still pretty early, but there are some coaches I anticipate will be relieved of their head coaching duties. Any coaches that you know of? Or coaches who plan on retiring or stepping down? Is this Severino's last year?
 
In West Canaan we weren't even done playing when we had a coaching change. In a heroic event, the head coach was forced out of the locker room and ultimately the football program, at halftime of a district game. An inspiring halftime speech and genius play calling and execution sealed the deal for another district championship for the West Canaan Coyotes in 1997.
 
In West Canaan we weren't even done playing when we had a coaching change. In a heroic event, the head coach was forced out of the locker room and ultimately the football program, at halftime of a district game. An inspiring halftime speech and genius play calling and execution sealed the deal for another district championship for the West Canaan Coyotes in 1997.
Ampipe has had its fair share of coaching changes as well. Sadly, the only coaching change that is talked about is the forcing out of Coach Nickerson!
 
In West Canaan we weren't even done playing when we had a coaching change. In a heroic event, the head coach was forced out of the locker room and ultimately the football program, at halftime of a district game. An inspiring halftime speech and genius play calling and execution sealed the deal for another district championship for the West Canaan Coyotes in 1997.
#therealhero
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I’ve had a few of those...
My favorite was this 5’2”, 200# mom screaming on the hill above the practice field: “I’ve got PMS and I’m not happy! I’ve got PMS and I’m not happy!” (Repeat, repeat, ad naseum).
Finally, I stroll up the slope and tell her, “Yes, Mrs. (name withheld to protect the....uh...guilty), I understand that you have PMS and that you’re unhappy. Granted, I’ve never personally dealt with PMS, but I have been married for many years and I have a biology degree, so I’ve got a general understanding of the concept. Now, what’s on your mind?”
Get this - she decided our linemen weren’t driving the sled enough at practice.
It’s just statistics. When you have 180 kids in a program, all with 2-4 parents, you’re going to have a few loons in the bunch. It’s just unavoidable.
That story MADE MY DAY!!!! :D
 
I’ve had a few of those...
My favorite was this 5’2”, 200# mom screaming on the hill above the practice field: “I’ve got PMS and I’m not happy! I’ve got PMS and I’m not happy!” (Repeat, repeat, ad naseum).
Finally, I stroll up the slope and tell her, “Yes, Mrs. (name withheld to protect the....uh...guilty), I understand that you have PMS and that you’re unhappy. Granted, I’ve never personally dealt with PMS, but I have been married for many years and I have a biology degree, so I’ve got a general understanding of the concept. Now, what’s on your mind?”
Get this - she decided our linemen weren’t driving the sled enough at practice.
It’s just statistics. When you have 180 kids in a program, all with 2-4 parents, you’re going to have a few loons in the bunch. It’s just unavoidable.

Back in the 70's when Monett had the quarterback Club the coach's would watch film with the fans and players on the weekends after the games. It is said that if a parent had asked Burl why their child was not getting much playing time, that during those film sessions he would make sure and point out to those parents and all those in the crowd all the mistakes little Johnny made during the game. They say after he did that just a few times parents quit coming to him and complaining.
 
I’ve had a few of those...
My favorite was this 5’2”, 200# mom screaming on the hill above the practice field: “I’ve got PMS and I’m not happy! I’ve got PMS and I’m not happy!” (Repeat, repeat, ad naseum).
Finally, I stroll up the slope and tell her, “Yes, Mrs. (name withheld to protect the....uh...guilty), I understand that you have PMS and that you’re unhappy. Granted, I’ve never personally dealt with PMS, but I have been married for many years and I have a biology degree, so I’ve got a general understanding of the concept. Now, what’s on your mind?”
Get this - she decided our linemen weren’t driving the sled enough at practice.
It’s just statistics. When you have 180 kids in a program, all with 2-4 parents, you’re going to have a few loons in the bunch. It’s just unavoidable.
That's just AWESOME! Too funny. Assume that's from the Festus days?

18 yrs of coaching hoops, had nothing close to that. Truthfully, nothing all too out of the ordinary with parents. I did have two separate parents, years apart, come in for a talk about playing time and pull out youth soccer statistics. Just in case you're going back to check, yes I said I was a basketball coach for 18 yrs. I'm telling you, the second time it happened I thought I was on Candid Camera.
 
I’ve had a few of those...
My favorite was this 5’2”, 200# mom screaming on the hill above the practice field: “I’ve got PMS and I’m not happy! I’ve got PMS and I’m not happy!” (Repeat, repeat, ad naseum).
Finally, I stroll up the slope and tell her, “Yes, Mrs. (name withheld to protect the....uh...guilty), I understand that you have PMS and that you’re unhappy. Granted, I’ve never personally dealt with PMS, but I have been married for many years and I have a biology degree, so I’ve got a general understanding of the concept. Now, what’s on your mind?”
Get this - she decided our linemen weren’t driving the sled enough at practice.
It’s just statistics. When you have 180 kids in a program, all with 2-4 parents, you’re going to have a few loons in the bunch. It’s just unavoidable.
How dare you call them "loons" that is just not acceptable. JUST KIDDING. Thanks for the laugh.
 
No one ever turned in their jersey to support Rudy. Completely made up BS. And the entire stadium was not chanting Rudy. It was his family and a handful of those around them. Rudy is a fraud and a loser who could never keep a job and spent years trying to get a movie made about himself so he could be famous. Stop it.
 
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  1. All parties, Rudy Ruettiger himself, admit the jersey-throwing scene never happened. Remember in the movie when members of the team toss their jersey onto Coach Dan Devine’s desk, saying they won’t play if Rudy doesn’t get dressed for the final game? Didn’t happen. In fact, Rudy was told several days before the game he could suit up. Although Rudy maintained that members of the team did pressure the coach to let him play, while Coach Dan Devine in his memoir said he decided alone that Rudy would dress and play that game.
  2. Speaking of Coach Devine, he says he agreed to be dramatized as “the heavy” in the film, but seemed to be surprised that in Hollywood “the heavy” sometimes means “the villain.” He also said of the film: “The jersey scene is unforgivable, it’s a lie and untrue.”
  3. In the film Rudy has an older brother Frank who constantly chides his younger brother’s ambitions. In fact, Rudy is the oldest son in the family, has no brother named Frank and no sibling who fits the Frank role. Rudy told the NY Times that fictitional person was the “composite of everyone who ever discouraged” him.
  4. And Frank is not the only character composite. Remember the ever-encouraging groundskeeper? Sorry, didn’t exist and that’s right, you guessed it: he’s the composite of everyone who did encourage him.
 
No one ever turned in their jersey to support Rudy. Completely made up BS. And the entire stadium was not chanting Rudy. It was his family and a handful of those around them. Rudy is a fraud and a loser who could never keep a job and spent years trying to get a movie made about himself so he could be famous. Stop it.
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  1. All parties, Rudy Ruettiger himself, admit the jersey-throwing scene never happened. Remember in the movie when members of the team toss their jersey onto Coach Dan Devine’s desk, saying they won’t play if Rudy doesn’t get dressed for the final game? Didn’t happen. In fact, Rudy was told several days before the game he could suit up. Although Rudy maintained that members of the team did pressure the coach to let him play, while Coach Dan Devine in his memoir said he decided alone that Rudy would dress and play that game.
  2. Speaking of Coach Devine, he says he agreed to be dramatized as “the heavy” in the film, but seemed to be surprised that in Hollywood “the heavy” sometimes means “the villain.” He also said of the film: “The jersey scene is unforgivable, it’s a lie and untrue.”
  3. In the film Rudy has an older brother Frank who constantly chides his younger brother’s ambitions. In fact, Rudy is the oldest son in the family, has no brother named Frank and no sibling who fits the Frank role. Rudy told the NY Times that fictitional person was the “composite of everyone who ever discouraged” him.
  4. And Frank is not the only character composite. Remember the ever-encouraging groundskeeper? Sorry, didn’t exist and that’s right, you guessed it: he’s the composite of everyone who did encourage him.
Rudy is a FAKE DOC?????
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Rudy is still a fun movie to watch and I can tell you that sometimes Documentaries can be "hollywoodized" a bit to get them to air, I can tell you - in our Doc- the scene where Stef threw trash on my wife and little girl- That was 100% real.
It was just a little trash on the lawn! that was it.... dont worry you prove your point !
 
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you sucker punched me in the stomach when i tried to get you to stop and then locked me out of the car... i get so hearted about this... you are lucky i am not in Ampipe anymore.
I remember you coming at me that night Stef and I shoved you to the ground. No sucker punch here. Now that night at the Ampipe poll hall, you did receive a punch in the gut.
 
I know someone who coached in that conference at that time. Same sentiments regarding Boone - not a fan.
Getting fired for player abuse in the 70s sure raises red flags about a guy. Then again, two sides to every story too.
 
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  1. All parties, Rudy Ruettiger himself, admit the jersey-throwing scene never happened. Remember in the movie when members of the team toss their jersey onto Coach Dan Devine’s desk, saying they won’t play if Rudy doesn’t get dressed for the final game? Didn’t happen. In fact, Rudy was told several days before the game he could suit up. Although Rudy maintained that members of the team did pressure the coach to let him play, while Coach Dan Devine in his memoir said he decided alone that Rudy would dress and play that game.
  2. Speaking of Coach Devine, he says he agreed to be dramatized as “the heavy” in the film, but seemed to be surprised that in Hollywood “the heavy” sometimes means “the villain.” He also said of the film: “The jersey scene is unforgivable, it’s a lie and untrue.”
  3. In the film Rudy has an older brother Frank who constantly chides his younger brother’s ambitions. In fact, Rudy is the oldest son in the family, has no brother named Frank and no sibling who fits the Frank role. Rudy told the NY Times that fictitional person was the “composite of everyone who ever discouraged” him.
  4. And Frank is not the only character composite. Remember the ever-encouraging groundskeeper? Sorry, didn’t exist and that’s right, you guessed it: he’s the composite of everyone who did encourage him.
I guess the next thing you are going to tell me is that Santa Claus is not real.
 
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I wouldn’t know. I just see this tripe in the margin of my news page, along with a plethora of stories about the Kardashians and Meghan Merkel.

I went to look up the mysterious creature. And I was stunned to find out she’s a artist. Who just makes noises. Welcome to 2018.
 
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