Willie Stargell

sup Krunk.

Thursday, Oct. 26
Atlantic Coast (2-6) at Providence (2-6): Stallions lost an OT heartbreaker last week, but bounce back big.
TU pick: Providence 37, Atlantic Coast 14. [Providence 46, Atlantic Coast 20]
Fleming Island (6-2) at White (3-5): Golden Eagles need to stop their two-game losing streak before a solid season gets away from them. TU pick: Fleming 32, White 13. [Fleming Island 20, Ed White 6]
Fletcher (6-2, 2-1) at Lee (7-1, 3-0 in District 2-7A): Senators made it close late last week, but their playoff hopes hinge on this game. TU pick: Lee 30, Fletcher 20. [Lee 20, Fletcher 6]
Florida Deaf (1-6) at St. Joseph (2-4): Flashes bounce back after tough loss last week. TU pick: St. Joseph 27, Florida Deaf 13. [St. Joseph 54, FD&B 0]
Paxon (2-6, 0-3) at Stanton (4-3, 0-3 in District 3-5A): Blue Devils end their recent three-game slide and stay on pace for that elusive sixth win. TU pick: Stanton 30, Paxon 14. [Stanton 27, Paxon 26]
Tallahassee Lincoln (3-5) at Raines (7-1): Vikings have just been laying waste to teams. TU pick: Raines 42, Lincoln 20. [Raines 49, Lincoln 24]
Westside (1-7, 0-4) at Parker (2-6, 0-4 in District 4-5A): Should be a better than expected game to stay out of the district basement. TU pick: Westside 29, Parker 27. [Parker 26, Westside 16]

Dang, gatorman-uf...you put in a full days work to put that together!

Sponsor money...feelings mended...come on, Columbiaman...you gotta like it! If Columbia didn't win y'all's district, you could play Suwannee in the Old Times Country Buffet Bowl (shout out to the Old Times and Saturday night fried shrimp night)

What will the banner say that they hang in the gym? 
2017  coth  x = 1 - coth2 x  Runner Ups

I don’t appreciate being hit on like this.

4.7.1.2 Postseason Bowl Games.
          4.7.1.2.1      Ateam that does not participate in the Florida High School State Championship Series or participatesin but
does not qualify for the Florida High School State Championship Series as a representative of its district may compete in a postseason
bowl game exclusively on Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday of Week 20 and Week 21, provided the school meets the requirements
stated herein.
          4.7.1.2.2           A school that qualifies for the Florida High School State Championship Series may not agree to play in a
postseason bowl game.
          4.7.1.2.3 A postseason bowl game hosted by a senior high school must have the approval of the FHSAA Office.
Such games, however, cannot be approved by the FHSAA Office until the Monday of Week 19 or thereafter. An AT3 Form must be
completed to sanction the event.
          4.7.1.2.4           To be eligible to compete in a postseason bowl game, a school must meet the provisions of 4.7.2.3.1, must
have played a representative schedule and must have a winning record (.500 or better) through the Monday of Week 19 or thereafter.
          4.7.1.2.5           All NFHS Football Rules shall apply to postseason bowl games.    

different doesn't mean forward...it just means different.

So...don't lose. If you do, better luck not losing next year. And that system was around through the mid-90's, young buck...it wasn't until then that we began to include runner-ups and/or wildcards to "expand the playoffs". My question is why expand them? So everyone gets a trophy? So the FHSAA makes money? I don't see those as viable reasons.
I don't know if APK won as runner-ups or not...if they did, did they really deserve it? If they couldn't win their district?

Sponsor money...feelings mended...come on, Columbiaman...you gotta like it! If Columbia didn't win y'all's district, you could play Suwannee in the Old Times Country Buffet Bowl (shout out to the Old Times and Saturday night fried shrimp night)

But, if you cut the classes in half, you're going to wind up with an even greater discrepancy between the top and the bottom. For instance, where classes are grouped, on average, by about a 387 students per school difference now...a move to fewer classes would mean schools being grouped with others, more than twice their size. I don't think that's a move to generate a more fair system at all.

But, if you cut the classes in half, you're going to wind up with an even greater discrepancy between the top and the bottom. For instance, where classes are grouped, on average, by about a 387 students per school difference now...a move to fewer classes would mean schools being grouped with others, more than twice their size. I don't think that's a move to generate a more fair system at all.

Is Apopka in Florida?
Does Apopka have a good coach?

I don’t appreciate being hit on like this.

Did he say “slappies”?

Did he say “slappies”?

I liken it to this...if almost half of an English class fails, as an administrator, I'm calling that teacher in to remind her (usually) that her title is TEACHER...if the kids are failing, she is failing. Same thing to the coach...if you have an environment in which your team is revolting, you better get that ship righted. My guess is that even the local paper has turned on this particular coach...

Them Cats are going to stomp a redfished sized hole and walk it dry...

Does "show up to practice" qualify as a "demand of varsity football"?

I'm looking for Chap23....does he post here?

Wofford has done okay...Del Rio has found a niche...Tebow...I'm just throwing names out there...I see your point.

You’ve got a valid point, skratch...that test was a loooong time ago. A whole lotta bad decisions between then and now,,,

loose lips sink ships...there's a rat in the ranks...who's talking to the press about practice attendance???
Talk about a slow day for news...

breaking that thang, Ledger-style...
As part of the FHSAA’s due process, Trinity (4-3, 1-1 in District 4-5A) can now submit an appeal to the board of directors or request mediation. The school released a statement saying it would appeal the decision to the FHSAA board.

It's cool how Lee's coach (OJ Small) was an ATH who played QB for Rob Jennis at Nathan Bedford Forrest - and now the Juice is mentoring a similar kid himself, as a coach. Maybe Derek Jones goes on to lead the SEC in receiving like his coach did...