Gateway Sports said last one was 1982.
They said he was either academic all state or all American last year
Obviously that’s a big miss. But Lamar could’ve ended the first half without the fumbles and I don’t think Lutheran would’ve scored. So i can’t really get that upset over it.
All will be good in the Brotherhood. You all will be right back here next year.
Yup. Not complaining. Just don’t want to make excuses.
So they catch it flag it and LSC kicks a field goal and possibly wins. It’s entirely plausible LSC still wins
The one fumble was a direct TD. And they scored on one play on their side of the felid after the play. I’m just meaning the first half. Not the game. I was more saying “no excuses for the last play. Lamar could’ve played better. It shouldn’t have came down to a possible miss call at the end.
I know hardly anything about St Louis high school sports but It is obvious you don’t know anything about sports in SWMO with that statement. Recruiting does not happen in SWMO like it sounds like it does in the Lou.
Yeah ok. This wouldn't even be a conversation if Lamar would have won. Enjoy your bitterness.
I’m am far from bitter and have no issues with Lutheran winning but your statement about recruiting is way out of bounds.
Dude, it was a great game. Lamar should’ve won. They didn’t. Congrats to Lutheran. Lamar’s special teams is horrid. I was hoping the rest of the talent could cover it up even against Lutheran?
Great game. Well played. The better team won. Innuendo about unfairness aside, I think most serious fans understand that this game was what HS athletics should be about. Great competition and teams playing their asses off.
The same could be said for public schools as private. Yes private schools recruit kids. Duh, it's not a secret. If they don't recruit kids (not all-star athletes), their schools close (like Trinity did). I say it all the time. Lamar, Webb City, Blue Springs (pick one), Kirkwood, Holt, Pattonville, Lafeyette County etc. doesn't have to send coaches out to illegally recruit, the school's success recruit FAMILIES of football players. It's just that simple. It's a dead horse that some idiots keep beating everytime a private school wins a state championship.
Which is exactly why I'm saying why is anyone crying foul about recruitment and "all-star teams". I don't get it. 😁 Lamar was BY FAR the more talented team. Lutheran capitalized on mistakes and minimized the amount of mistakes that they made. It was a hard fought game by both teams. Very impressive.
I said that was the last year a St. Charles County school had won a state championship in football. That was St. Charles High School. This is Lutheran's first-ever state championship.
I only responded to your post on recruiting. As I stated no problem with Lutheran winning. They deserved to win a great clean played well matched game. The bs was started by you or someone else. Not me.
Yup, that and special teams plagued us all year. But I will say, there’s not a lot of years during this run we haven’t had a fair amount of mistakes covered by great play following the mistakes. This year the ability to do so was off. And it got them in the end. They have things to work on. Excited for next year.
NO one moves to Lamar. No way you could recruit actively or passively there. It's a nice little town don't get me wrong. But it fairly lacking in opportunity and isolated so there aren't many nearby towns where a family could move just a few miles, still keep the same jobs. Some people, I know many of them, choose to stay in Lamar even though their jobs have gone and they commute to work in Carthage or Joplin.
