week 15 Tiers

[Pops]

3 hours ago, Guccifer said:

Then why are we even discussing this?

DLS would've lost to STA in 2009, too.

Not according to the golf-pops daisy chain

if you want to jump in just stay in the right year 

lemme just say Crenshaw would have beaten Manatee (and I’ve actually watched that game)

[Guccifer]

49 minutes ago, Pops said:

lemme just say Crenshaw would have beaten Manatee (and I’ve actually watched that game)

You also claimed that Manatee "manhandled" STA.

You watching the game is the equivalent of an old grandmother in Albuquerque not watching the same game.

[Pops]

15 minutes ago, Guccifer said:

You also claimed that Manatee "manhandled" STA.

You watching the game is the equivalent of an old grandmother in Albuquerque not watching the same game.

You say that as if STA was not manhandled

im confused — you’re not referring to that garbage time score that made it look closer?

STA was mudstomped!  MUDSTOMPED!

[maxchoboian]

 

14 hours ago, Sammyswordsman said:

 

On 12/13/2017 at 9:06 AM, Guccifer said:

The worst play of the game was when STA was up 20-13 with 5 minutes left.

STA ball at M30.

Max Lescano is given instructions, with the play call, not to throw to Tracy Howard's side under any circumstance. What does he do? Roll right and throw a jump ball that Tracy Howard picks in the end zone.

So instead of throwing it away and kicking an easy FG (for Nolan Bieck) to go up two scores, Miramar drives down and ties it at the end of regulation.

I blame the coaches for this, not the kid.   The QB evidently felt that he had (coaches) carte blanche to change the play, and/or try to make a play if he felt the opportunity presented itself.

The fact that STA coaches are blaming the kid is another reason why the STA coaching staff causes the team to regress as the season progresses.

 

@SammyswordsmanHow can you blame the coaches if they gave specific instructions not to do something the player decided to do anyway? What makes you think the QB had carte blanche to change the play, when someone else says he was absolutely told not to throw the ball in the direction he did?

[Guccifer]

3 minutes ago, Pops said:

You say that as if STA was not manhandled

I say that knowing that they weren't.

[golfaddict1]

1 hour ago, Pops said:

Not according to the golf-pops daisy chain

if you want to jump in just stay in the right year 

lemme just say Crenshaw would have beaten Manatee (and I’ve actually watched that game)

I thought Plant 20-0 over Lakeland was the deciding blow,  the Minnesota judge gave it to STA with a split decision lol.  

Manatee’s loss to Venice was forfeited, so add a W and drop a L to the 09 Manatee record.   All 9 of Venice’s wins that year were forfeited.  The first of 2 fhsaa violation years to Venice under the current HC.  

[Sammyswordsman]

36 minutes ago, maxchoboian said:

 

@SammyswordsmanHow can you blame the coaches if they gave specific instructions not to do something the player decided to do anyway? What makes you think the QB had carte blanche to change the play, when someone else says he was absolutely told not to throw the ball in the direction he did?

Poor discipline due to the coaches not installing the proper culture....hard to do with so many transfers