I meant High school that's my bad for not specifying thoughMalzahn
I could see him doing really well and also keeping kids that would normally go to privatesMaclin at Kirkwood
Just continuing the MoSports rookie mistakes!I meant High school that's my bad for not specifying though
That was sarcasm look at my original post BozoJust continuing the MoSports rookie mistakes!
Easy there pal! We Doc Guys give each other crap. If you can't handle the heat, get outta the kitchen!That was sarcasm look at my original post Bozo
I feel like KW lost a lot of talent. I think Hannibal will be very goodMaclin at Kirkwood
We all know you've been in the kitchen a lot since the Mrs. leftEasy there pal! We Doc Guys give each other crap. If you can't handle the heat, get outta the kitchen!
Easy there clown!! Me and the mrs are VERY HAPPILY still married!!We all know you've been in the kitchen a lot since the Mrs. left
not to mention one of the top sophomores in the nationProbably Gschwender at Hannibal because they have 16 returning starters. As long as he doesn't go back to the old offense, they will be fine. Defensively, they will be very good if he doesn't mess with that.
How about Steve Rampy at Staley...
Wrong thread...In other news, the sky is blue, and turds smell bad.
Exactly why I said not to go back to the old offense.not to mention one of the top sophomores in the nation
Probably Gschwender at Hannibal because they have 16 returning starters. As long as he doesn't go back to the old offense, they will be fine. Defensively, they will be very good if he doesn't mess with that.
Easy there pal! We Doc Guys give each other crap. If you can't handle the heat, get outta the kitchen!
pretty muchSo as long as he does nothing he will be successful...........😆
The one they ran before the new one.What was the old offense you are referring to?
Young team, potentially talented, and lost a big group of Seniors. Might be a rough first year record wise for STHS.How about Steve Rampy at Staley...
Nobody in state history has ever made a split back veer offense work.The spread fits Hannibal's athletes. Gives more opportunities to get them the ball in space. If Hannibal had run the spread sooner, they may have some state titles. Split back veer is great when you are clearly better than the other team. Once they played against a team that was close to equal, or especially maybe a little better, they could not win those big games.
Other than Webb City of course.Nobody in state history has ever made a split back veer offense work.
The spread fits Hannibal's athletes. Gives more opportunities to get them the ball in space. If Hannibal had run the spread sooner, they may have some state titles. Split back veer is great when you are clearly better than the other team. Once they played against a team that was close to equal, or especially maybe a little better, they could not win those big games.
It's about giving your team, and players, the best opportunity to be successful. Yes you can get beat because of what you do , or don't do, offensively or defensively.This always cracks me up. Offensive and defensive schemes don’t win games. Players and coaches do. It all comes down to what you can teach effectively, what your kids can understand, and how hard you play. Throw in a few other variables and you’ve got a recipe for success.
As I said, when you are physically better, it's a tough offense to stop. Hannibal had alot of success with over St. Clair's run, but couldn't get over the hump. They've always had great athletes..just not always using them to get the most out of them.
You're right, you don't have to be better. But, when you play a superior team, who is assignment sound, with equal or better athletes, you most likely won't win. Hannibal ran that offense for years because it was what St. Clair knew the best. He was comfortable and didn't want to change, despite that it could've been more successful if he had.
Like a social studies teacher teaching math.Yeah, there's the rub there: is it better to go with what you know inside and out and are comfortable with calling plays for or go with something that might better fit your personnel, but you don't know jack about? Obviously there is a wealth of info out there, but the comfortability factor in calling plays that you know in an actual game does play a large role.
To be fair, married or divorced, we all know that the kitchen is the one room Bosko spends a lot of time in.We all know you've been in the kitchen a lot since the Mrs. left
Yes. They lost a leader in that underrated QB. But if I were the AD I wouldn’t lower expectations for the new coach.Young team, potentially talented, and lost a big group of Seniors. Might be a rough first year record wise for STHS.
I'm not saying the AD is lowering anything, they lost a lot more than just the QB.Yes. They lost a leader in that underrated QB. But if I were the AD I wouldn’t lower expectations for the new coach.
"married or divorced..." Is there a question ?To be fair, married or divorced, we all know that the kitchen is the one room Bosko spends a lot of time in.