Trinity-Shiloh thoughts/pics

[Prep Ticket]

Hats off to Shiloh, you have to tip your hat to anyone willing to come down and play Trinity in their own backyard. In talking to the coaches, they knew it was a distinct possibility that they could get their heads handed to them and that's how it played out.

The game was eerily similar to the Flower Mound playoff game, only worse. If memory serves Flower Mound had six turnovers and kept throwing the ball which made for short fields and easy scores.

#4 for Shiloh was an ironman! He played both ways and returned kicks, including the touchdown. As many people on here have pointed out, it would be great if the folks at the Herbstreit Classic could do a little better job of matching teams up that are competitive. I think Aquinas would have been a much tougher test for Trinity but it's too late now.

Here's some pics from the game.

Trinity-Shiloh pics (http://www.prepticket.com/dallas-fort-worth/euless--trinity--texas--hs/?regionless=true)

[SingleWingGuru]

In talking to the coaches, they knew it was a distinct possibility that they could get their heads handed to them and that's how it played out.


Considering their coach has proclaimed himself repeatedly as "the greatest team ever from the state of arkansas", I just don't see him saying this unless you talked to him right after the game.

The egotism on this team is abound. That is easily seen in the way they play defense.

[Prep Ticket]

To be clear, it was one of the assistants but your point is well-taken. They did seem to be very confident coming in but that's to be expected. Privately, they were noticeably concerned. I will say that watching them in warm-ups, they looked the part on offense. The defense was a whole nother story (outside of Harvill).

[trojanbacker]

I respect them for coming down here and taking on Trinity.

Not to beat a dead horse....but, they need to get a kicker. Handing Trinity the ball at the 40 each time was just suicide.

And, I watched the Aquinas game and those kids would have given Trinity all that they wanted and more. Very impressive team...especially on defense.

[ExCOOG88]

What happened to #53 for Shiloh? He was taken out of the stadium on a stretcher middle of the third quarter.

[trojanbacker]

What happened to #53 for Shiloh? He was taken out of the stadium on a stretcher middle of the third quarter.

I saw that. He was going both ways.

[Tantal]

What happened to #53 for Shiloh? He was taken out of the stadium on a stretcher middle of the third quarter.

I never saw him go down, so my guess would be dehydration. Going both ways against a good team for 3 hours will take its toll. IIRC, #53 was one of their studs and he's probably accustomed to pushing around a 215 lb. guard from PoDunk High. It takes a little more energy to move a good sized Tongan.

[ExCOOG88]

It wasn't dehydration. I was sitting on the shiloh sidelines (easier to find a seat) and they were working on him for a while. He was laying down so I couldn't get a view at what the were working on from where I was sitting. When he would sit up you could tell he was in some pain. They very gingerly placed him on the stretcher.

[Prep Ticket]

That's a good question, I assumed he was pulled once the game was out of reach to prevent any injury. I did talk to him after the game and he seemed fine but I did notice a band-aid on his arm where one would take an IV.

He had some pretty big bruises but my guess would be dehydration. A lot of players throughout the day suffered cramps at different times. To his credit, Harvill had his head held high and was really a good interview.

[powerofthehaka]

It wasn't dehydration. I was sitting on the shiloh sidelines (easier to find a seat) and they were working on him for a while. He was laying down so I couldn't get a view at what the were working on from where I was sitting. When he would sit up you could tell he was in some pain. They very gingerly placed him on the stretcher.

Hope he has a speedy recovery. Don't want to see any kid's get hurt.

[FatBoy of Troy]

Perhaps his facepaint got in his eyes.:rofl: Second quarter it was running down his face like a black river from the sweat pouring out of his helmet.:eek:

[ExCOOG88]

That's a good question, I assumed he was pulled once the game was out of reach to prevent any injury. I did talk to him after the game and he seemed fine but I did notice a band-aid on his arm where one would take an IV.

He had some pretty big bruises but my guess would be dehydration. A lot of players throughout the day suffered cramps at different times. To his credit, Harvill had his head held high and was really a good interview.

That is good to hear. From where I was sitting it looked like the were working on a leg. Never would have guessed dehydration, so I stand corrected. Thanks for the info.

[Prep Ticket]

That's an educated guess but of course when they're working on the leg, it's often time cramps, especially early in the season. He looked fine after the game though.

[SingleWingGuru]

I never saw him go down, so my guess would be dehydration. Going both ways against a good team for 3 hours will take its toll. IIRC, #53 was one of their studs and he's probably accustomed to pushing around a 215 lb. guard from PoDunk High. It takes a little more energy to move a good sized Tongan.

Considering he is the strongest high school student ever recorded, I doubt pushing around anyone had much effect on it.

Word is he was really sick the week going in.

Sam is one of the few guys on the team you will hear from again in the college ranks and probably the pros. He's not getting much press right now because he chose K-State early in his selection process (hopefully he changes his mind).

Shiloh is overrated, unprofessional, unworthy of the credit they get; but Sam is the real deal.

6'1 1/2
279 pounds
555 pound bench press
225 pounds x 41 times
560 pound squat
sub 5 40
he is also the 15, 16, 17 year old world record holder in bench press and is the "combined powerlifting" world record holder for a 17 year old as well.

[Tantal]

Considering he is the strongest high school student ever recorded, I doubt pushing around anyone had much effect on it.

Word is he was really sick the week going in.


Shiloh is overrated, unprofessional, unworthy of the credit they get; but Sam is the real deal.

6'1 1/2
279 pounds
555 pound bench press
225 pounds x 41 times
560 pound squat
sub 5 40
he is also the 15, 16, 17 year old world record holder in bench press and is the "combined powerlifting" world record holder for a 17 year old as well.I'm sure he is. My point being that you can only keep up a performance like that, going both ways, with no replacements, for so long. It has nothing to do with ability, strength, or toughness. The human body can only tolerate so much. It was like a tag-team match out there, but Harvill didn't have anyone to tag and the Trinity linemen did. He was probably taking 2.5 snaps to their 1. If that dehydrated him, I don't think anyone will think any less of him. I know I sure don't. The guy was a beast.....his only problem was that he was fighting 3 other beasts.

[ExCOOG88]

That's an educated guess but of course when they're working on the leg, it's often time cramps, especially early in the season. He looked fine after the game though.

They weren't stretching him or I would have thought cramps also.

[Comanche]

I stayed and watched the Skyline game and was pretty impressed with ST. Thomas, their defense was pretty fast and that defensive end #99 was a big boy but he seem to wear down quick, I would have like to see the Trojans line up against them, overall pretty good day, until me and the kid left only to fine someone had smashed my truck and took off!:Censor: I thought the intro to the Trinity and Shiloh game was pretty cool and had me thinking for a sec we were going to be in a dog fight! that feeling lasted about 4 minutes.

[cougmantx]

I stayed and watched the Skyline game and was pretty impressed with ST. Thomas, their defense was pretty fast and that defensive end #99 was a big boy but he seem to wear down quick, I would have like to see the Trojans line up against them, overall pretty good day, until me and the kid left only to fine someone had smashed my truck and took off!:Censor: I thought the intro to the Trinity and Shiloh game was pretty cool and had me thinking for a sec we were going to be in a dog fight! that feeling lasted about 4 minutes.

I was impressed with their defense also. I was a little surprised by their speed the first couple of times and but I also think 99 was the best player on the field.

Surprised it took you that long...:D

[Prep Ticket]

Considering their coach has proclaimed himself repeatedly as "the greatest team ever from the state of arkansas", I just don't see him saying this unless you talked to him right after the game.

The egotism on this team is abound. That is easily seen in the way they play defense.

Check out this article -

http://theoldcoach.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1122770

They may be cocky in Arkansas but they were singing a very different tune at Cowboys Stadium.

[Jayhawker]

As many people on here have pointed out, it would be great if the folks at the Herbstreit Classic could do a little better job of matching teams up that are competitive. I think Aquinas would have been a much tougher test for Trinity but it's too late now.

I agree...we need more close games.

They should also consider scheduling 4 local teams to play the early (9AM -10AM may be a better start time) game and the late game -- because the schedule gets out of hand as the games get to running late.

[Prep Ticket]

They weren't stretching him or I would have thought cramps also.

This article confirms what I thought - dehydration.

http://theoldcoach.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1122770

[maxtor]

I respect them for coming down here and taking on Trinity.

Not to beat a dead horse....but, they need to get a kicker. Handing Trinity the ball at the 40 each time was just suicide.

And, I watched the Aquinas game and those kids would have given Trinity all that they wanted and more. Very impressive team...especially on defense.

ANY coach that pooch kicks to the opponents 45 yard line is patently stupid(special situations aside).
Why pooch it to the 45 when you can onside kick it to the 50 and have a 25-30% chance of a recovery?
Yet they do it over and over. Unreal.
Of course these are the same type of coaches that punt on 4th and one at the opponents 35 yard line when they have averaged 7 yards a carry to that point.

[jbusch]

ANY coach that pooch kicks to the opponents 45 yard line is patently stupid(special situations aside).
Why pooch it to the 45 when you can onside kick it to the 50 and have a 25-30% chance of a recovery?
Yet they do it over and over. Unreal.
Of course these are the same type of coaches that punt on 4th and one at the opponents 35 yard line when they have averaged 7 yards a carry to that point.

Pooch kicking is acceptable if you have faith in your defense, - Not the case yesterday so I don't know the reason, maybe figured the run back would have been worse

The kid just didn't have the leg, I wonder if he was the usual kicker?

[Drag Goon]

ANY coach that pooch kicks to the opponents 45 yard line is patently stupid(special situations aside).
Why pooch it to the 45 when you can onside kick it to the 50 and have a 25-30% chance of a recovery?
Yet they do it over and over. Unreal.
Of course these are the same type of coaches that punt on 4th and one at the opponents 35 yard line when they have averaged 7 yards a carry to that point.

I was thinking the same thing. You don't lose any more yardage with the onside kick and at least have a chance for a recovery. After Trinity figured out to call a fair catch on the kickoff it was just a gift of field position. That may be the only thing that kept the total yards as "low" at it was. :eek:

[Drag Goon]

I also thought it would have been a good game between St Aquinas and Trinity. I only watched the first half of ST A game but even in warm ups they looked very good.

The video "introduction" of Trinity before the game was very cool. WWF style. Lots of hard hits with helmets flying. I had to think the Shiloh players were wondering what their coaches got them in to.

[da hawaiian]

I was most happy with the continued good form of QB Kautai. No, he's probably not a game breaker, but what poise he's shown in only his first 2 starts, it's like he's had 2 years allready under his belt. He's come a long ways since spring ball.

The offensive line, can't give them enough credit. They asked the guards or center to single block the 3 tech (Harvill and Goss) depending on who was uncovered or covered. The chemistry along the Trinity front is really something beautiful to watch. Not enough is said about the level of coaching they recieve from Coach Cansler. Now before I get to far ahead of myself, the personell on defense probably attributed to some of that percieved excellence, but still, the teamwork is terrific.

Runningbacks, was great to see Tevin run again. He certainly looks explosive again and with the added power he really is a different back to when he first lined up against Curtis 2 yrs ago. Tusan, his dip and go runningstyle/with his explosive first step really gives the Trojan running game a different look, and then ofcourse #4, #8, #30, did I miss anyone? It really was an embarrassment of riches.

WR's again Brandon was dynamic even if he didn't score, his pass in trafic on the reverse will make a nice addition to his long list of highlights. Rader and Dorsey both showed good hands but are keyblockers (especially Dorsey) for the Trojan ground game.

TE - see offensive line, but nice catch big guy. Don't get too used to it

DL - were given a hefty assignment this week due to the special attributes of the opposing QB. Get pressure, stay in your lanes and don't lose contain is probably what they were told. I thought they did well considering the circumstances. They did well considering Keihl didn't run for his usual ground stats. By the time the season is over, this may be one of the most complete units to ever have come thru Trinity.

LB - maybe the stars of this defense? Yenga, Nance and Richardson (will all probably be playing on saturdays. Throw in the heady play of Paipa and talented backups like Fonokalafi, Leota etc, it's a unit that's got speed, physicality and great instincts. The ability to close down open spaces was really on display yesterday.

DBs- inexperienced group that made some errors but made up for it in plays like the tight hi/low breakup of the beauty of a fade pass to the corner. They were told all week to stay with their coverages, even if the QB looked like he was in trouble, because Keihl can heave the ball 60 yds flat footed. I think they kids learned their lesson.

Trinity on defense we all know is schematically very conservative. Lots of zone and most blitzes, if any, are also out of the zone. The defense stayed fairly basic against Shiloh, no fancy stunts, slants or stemms that I could see. The depth along the Dline gives the Trojan coaches that flexibility, the flexibility to stay simple and still contain a pretty good offense.

Really was elated at the performance. Is it a championship team? That all depends on how they respond to adversity. This is Texas football and the depth of outstanding teams goes especially deep this year, adversity will definately be waiting for my Trojans

[powerofthehaka]

I also thought it would have been a good game between St Aquinas and Trinity. I only watched the first half of ST A game but even in warm ups they looked very good.

The video "introduction" of Trinity before the game was very cool. WWF style. Lots of hard hits with helmets flying. I had to think the Shiloh players were wondering what their coaches got them in to.

This:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o03cancoCOI

[TrojanMom28]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o03cancoCOI

GREATNESS!!!!:yes:

[Trinity Trojan Fan For Li]

This:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o03cancoCOI

Thanks for capturing that on video. I think I only got about half of it.

I actually felt sorry for Shiloh because they had to watch that video and then Trinity entering the field, much less watching the Haka. Shiloh had to be on the field a good 15 minutes just standing there and you could tell they were getting antsy.

[Drag Goon]

Very cool and intimidating. Did the school produce the video or somebody else? Wonder if it was shown on the TV broadcast. Saw a few "blondes" lose their helmets. :notworthy There was alot of hitting that game (SLC-Trinity) for sure.

[powerofthehaka]

Very cool and intimidating. Did the school produce the video or somebody else? Wonder if it was shown on the TV broadcast. Saw a few "blondes" lose their helmets. :notworthy There was alot of hitting that game (SLC-Trinity) for sure.

An alumni produced it. He is on here if he wants to claim it.:notworthy

[MALAMEDICINA]

That Dragon vs Trojan game drew a crowd!

[Trinity Alum]

Pooch kicking is acceptable if you have faith in your defense, - Not the case yesterday so I don't know the reason, maybe figured the run back would have been worse

The kid just didn't have the leg, I wonder if he was the usual kicker?

He wasn't the regular kicker. The regular was not eligible.

[Tantal]

That Dragon vs Trojan game drew a crowd!46,000 IIRC. That's a lot of people showing up just to watch a bunch of high school kids play a ball game. I doubt if state title games draw that kind of crowd. Then again, anybody that was there knows that WAS the state title game.

[FatBoy of Troy]

46,000 IIRC. That's a lot of people showing up just to watch a bunch of high school kids play a ball game. I doubt if state title games draw that kind of crowd. Then again, anybody that was there knows that WAS the state title game.
I've said all along that was arguably the 2006 state championship game. It was a shame it was played in week 2 of the playoffs.:(

Just kinda cements the phrase "The road to state runs through Euless.":heli:

[FatBoy of Troy]

Considering their coach has proclaimed himself repeatedly as "the greatest team ever from the state of arkansas", I just don't see him saying this unless you talked to him right after the game.

The egotism on this team is abound. That is easily seen in the way they play defense.
Every offensive coordinator, of every team in the great state of Arkansass that plays Shiloh needs to watch this tape. The playbook to beating Shiloh is right on this tape. To save time...

Power I formation

Trap Right
Trap left
Sweep right
Sweep left
Single reverse
Double reverse

Six peewee plays... and they cannot defend it.

4-3 defense
Pressure Frazier and he will make bad throws. He is not God... contrary to popular local belief. His blinding speed allowed him to hurried and sacked by "big, slow" defensive linemen.

Good luck to Greenwood, Arkansass this week. Shiloh is not invicible... again contrary to popular belief.;)

[trojanbacker]

I was most happy with the continued good form of QB Kautai. No, he's probably not a game breaker, but what poise he's shown in only his first 2 starts, it's like he's had 2 years allready under his belt. He's come a long ways since spring ball.

The offensive line, can't give them enough credit. They asked the guards or center to single block the 3 tech (Harvill and Goss) depending on who was uncovered or covered. The chemistry along the Trinity front is really something beautiful to watch. Not enough is said about the level of coaching they recieve from Coach Cansler. Now before I get to far ahead of myself, the personell on defense probably attributed to some of that percieved excellence, but still, the teamwork is terrific.

Runningbacks, was great to see Tevin run again. He certainly looks explosive again and with the added power he really is a different back to when he first lined up against Curtis 2 yrs ago. Tusan, his dip and go runningstyle/with his explosive first step really gives the Trojan running game a different look, and then ofcourse #4, #8, #30, did I miss anyone? It really was an embarrassment of riches.

WR's again Brandon was dynamic even if he didn't score, his pass in trafic on the reverse will make a nice addition to his long list of highlights. Rader and Dorsey both showed good hands but are keyblockers (especially Dorsey) for the Trojan ground game.

TE - see offensive line, but nice catch big guy. Don't get too used to it

DL - were given a hefty assignment this week due to the special attributes of the opposing QB. Get pressure, stay in your lanes and don't lose contain is probably what they were told. I thought they did well considering the circumstances. They did well considering Keihl didn't run for his usual ground stats. By the time the season is over, this may be one of the most complete units to ever have come thru Trinity.

LB - maybe the stars of this defense? Yenga, Nance and Richardson (will all probably be playing on saturdays. Throw in the heady play of Paipa and talented backups like Fonokalafi, Leota etc, it's a unit that's got speed, physicality and great instincts. The ability to close down open spaces was really on display yesterday.

DBs- inexperienced group that made some errors but made up for it in plays like the tight hi/low breakup of the beauty of a fade pass to the corner. They were told all week to stay with their coverages, even if the QB looked like he was in trouble, because Keihl can heave the ball 60 yds flat footed. I think they kids learned their lesson.

Trinity on defense we all know is schematically very conservative. Lots of zone and most blitzes, if any, are also out of the zone. The defense stayed fairly basic against Shiloh, no fancy stunts, slants or stemms that I could see. The depth along the Dline gives the Trojan coaches that flexibility, the flexibility to stay simple and still contain a pretty good offense.

Really was elated at the performance. Is it a championship team? That all depends on how they respond to adversity. This is Texas football and the depth of outstanding teams goes especially deep this year, adversity will definately be waiting for my Trojans


Thanks for taking the time to share your expertise with us. I always learn a lot from your post-game write-ups. Probably a stupid question, but what are "stunts, slants and stemms"? Hey, I'm old....but that doesn't mean I can't still learn a thing or two...or three.

[Tantal]

Every offensive coordinator, of every team in the great state of Arkansass that plays Shiloh needs to watch this tape. The playbook to beating Shiloh is right on this tape. To save time...

Power I formation

Trap Right
Trap left
Sweep right
Sweep left
Single reverse
Double reverse

Six peewee plays... and they cannot defend it.

Good luck to Greenwood, Arkansass this week. Shiloh is not invicible... again contrary to popular belief.;)

In all fairness, I'm sure other teams have considered it, but they probably lack the personnel to do it the way Trinity did it. They may not have 275 lb. linemen 3-deep and an entire stable of good backs. Sure, Lineweaver's an excellent coach, but much of his success comes from the depth of the talent he has to work with.

[trojanbacker]

In all fairness, I'm sure other teams have considered it, but they probably lack the personnel to do it the way Trinity did it. They may not have 275 lb. linemen 3-deep and an entire stable of good backs. Sure, Lineweaver's an excellent coach, but much of his success comes from the depth of the talent he has to work with.

I think you also have to give credit to the coaches who take that natural talent and mold it into a cohesive, skilled unit year after year.

[LR46]

ANY coach that pooch kicks to the opponents 45 yard line is patently stupid(special situations aside).
Why pooch it to the 45 when you can onside kick it to the 50 and have a 25-30% chance of a recovery?
Yet they do it over and over. Unreal.
Of course these are the same type of coaches that punt on 4th and one at the opponents 35 yard line when they have averaged 7 yards a carry to that point.

Lineweaver does it. Not all the time but he does it. That settles it.

This year we actually have a kicker that can kick for a change, so you might not see it as often.

[MALAMEDICINA]

Max preps has a great photo gallery of the game, its like 300 something photos. Those Shiloh kids were tiny, just look at their size, and the expression in their faces. They have some mean coaches.

[Prep Ticket]

I personally witnessed a good butt-chewing. I felt sorry for the Shiloh kids and couldn't help but think, "lighten up coach". It's not like yelling at them is going to change anything. On the other hand, you could probably do a better job of getting them lined up to stop the run. They had the softest corners I've ever seen.

[trojanbacker]

I personally witnessed a good butt-chewing. I felt sorry for the Shiloh kids and couldn't help but think, "lighten up coach". It's not like yelling at them is going to change anything. On the other hand, you could probably do a better job of getting them lined up to stop the run. They had the softest corners I've ever seen.

I don't think anyone benefits from a mismatch like that; Trinity nor Shiloh. I think you just burn the tape and move on.

[maxtor]

That Dragon vs Trojan game drew a crowd!

Yeah, and there are still 15,000 people on 183 trying to get in as we speak.

[maxtor]

I've said all along that was arguably the 2006 state championship game. It was a shame it was played in week 2 of the playoffs.:(

Just kinda cements the phrase "The road to state runs through Euless.":heli:

Its called Region One.

[maxtor]

Lineweaver does it. Not all the time but he does it. That settles it.

This year we actually have a kicker that can kick for a change, so you might not see it as often.

A mistake is a mistake regardless of who commits it. Im one of Lineweavers biggest fans.
I know all manner of professionals and everyone of them screws up. I know a CEO of a billion dollar corporation personally and he screws up. I know probably 7-8 millionaires and they all screw up.
Anyone that pooch kicks to the 45 simply is mistaken in that it would be better to onside kick to the 48.

[cajun]

Did Shiloh run their regular offense after falling behind so much?...I believe I would have taken as much time as possible on each play and ran it too, even if I didn't pick up an inch..

[GoldenBones]

Did Shiloh run their regular offense after falling behind so much?...I believe I would have taken as much time as possible on each play and ran it too, even if I didn't pick up an inch..

You are correct. They started calling very slow, time-consuming runs that took a lot of time off the clock. They figured if they werent going to win they were going to try and minimize embarrassment.

[da hawaiian]

Thanks for taking the time to share your expertise with us. I always learn a lot from your post-game write-ups. Probably a stupid question, but what are "stunts, slants and stemms"? Hey, I'm old....but that doesn't mean I can't still learn a thing or two...or three.

U saw us stemm last year against STP. It's that line shift when you saw us go from a 3-4 to a 4-3 or visa versa. Stunt is a trading of assignments between 2 DLs or even a DL or a LB, etc...lots of zone blitzes are run this way. Slant is exactly what it is, say the dl is lined up in a 3 tech head up on the guard, a slant would be penetration to the gap either between him and center or him and tackle. typically you'll see the whole line slant in the same direction for gap discipline and the LB's are usually in a read (reacting), usually.

[da hawaiian]

You are correct. They started calling very slow, time-consuming runs that took a lot of time off the clock. They figured if they werent going to win they were going to try and minimize embarrassment.

Far from embarrassed. Their rungame was terrific, even more predictable than trinity's...Dive, keeper, dive, keeper, dive,keeper, dive, keeper,...pitch...

Their pass defense was their downfall, but that little school plays real big boy football.

[GoldenBones]

Far from embarrassed. Their rungame was terrific, even more predictable than trinity's...Dive, keeper, dive, keeper, dive,keeper, dive, keeper,...pitch...

Their pass defense was their downfall, but that little school plays real big boy football.

Exactly what I am saying. They were not doing anything offensively with the pass game so they started with the time consuming run scheme. It worked well and kept trinity's o off the field.

[MLB3725]

U saw us stemm last year against STP. It's that line shift when you saw us go from a 3-4 to a 4-3 or visa versa. Stunt is a trading of assignments between 2 DLs or even a DL or a LB, etc...lots of zone blitzes are run this way. Slant is exactly what it is, say the dl is lined up in a 3 tech head up on the guard, a slant would be penetration to the gap either between him and center or him and tackle. typically you'll see the whole line slant in the same direction for gap discipline and the LB's are usually in a read (reacting), usually.

Couldnt have explained it better myself. Nice one DH :yes:

[jbusch]

Lineweaver does it. Not all the time but he does it. That settles it.

This year we actually have a kicker that can kick for a change, so you might not see it as often.

:mad:

[jbusch]

I don't think anyone benefits from a mismatch like that; Trinity nor Shiloh. I think you just burn the tape and move on.

I got a few smiles from it

[da hawaiian]

I got a few smiles from it

yur not supposed to admit that :rolleyes:

[jbusch]

yur not supposed to admit that :rolleyes:

ticket = $15

Parking = $10

One Pepsi = $6


The " smile" value of the result of the game ............................... ;)

[da hawaiian]

ticket = $15

parking = $10

one pepsi = $6


the " smile" value of the result of the game ............................... ;)

:d

[PigSkin007]

New poster, longtime visiter:)

Quick question, Did anyone notice if Trinity passed at all the entire second half? Just wondering...

[Trojanalum693]

New poster, longtime visiter:)

Quick question, Did anyone notice if Trinity passed at all the entire second half? Just wondering...


Welcome to the board.

And no I don't think we passed the entire second half.

[PigSkin007]

Welcome to the board.

And no I don't think we passed the entire second half.

Thanks Trojanalum!

[MALAMEDICINA]

http://www.nwaonline.com/news/2010/sep/08/small-schools-prep-football-notebook/?nwa-sports-prep

Bull feces on alot of that by their Coach!!!! lol,

We all saw the reason they lost 80-26, and it wasnt the 1.5 billion dollar stadium, because they were there the day before!!

[Trojanman96]

http://www.nwaonline.com/news/2010/sep/08/small-schools-prep-football-notebook/?nwa-sports-prep

Bull feces on alot of that by their Coach!!!! lol,

We all saw the reason they lost 80-26, and it wasnt the 1.5 billion dollar stadium, because they were there the day before!!

I'd beleived him if they lost by 14 or even 21....but 54!!!! Come'on dont make excuses.:rolleyes:

[MALAMEDICINA]

I'd beleived him if they lost by 14 or even 21....but 54!!!! Come'on dont make excuses.:rolleyes:

Exacto!!!!