Thank you. I did have the Potters House game just with the Calvary history. I didn’t know to look there because I didn’t have the game listed for PH. But it was 27-0.    Eagles View I’m hoping the score was 44-0. Lol.    Yeah if you find the First Coast/Wolfson score please let me know. It’s literally the only score I need for both teams to be complete.

Is that your latest excuse big shot? 

For Shekinah Christian in 2009, I have them at 0-4. Losing to Bradenton Prep by 38, Florida Chr. Institute (twice) by 22 and by 11, and West Oaks by 38. For University Christian in 2002, I do not show them playing Providence. They were scheduled to play them in week two but ended up playing Evangelical Christian (Ft Myers) and lost by 9.  For Eagles View in 2003, I have them beating Ocala Christian by 44 in week 2.  For Potter's House in 2003, I also have them with 5 opponents, but you only listed 4. The fifth was Calvary Christian Clearwater. PH beat Calvary by 27.  Also, I am having difficulty finding my files for 2000, looking for First Coast/Wolfson. I will keep digging.  

Man, I’m back from ringin’ in the New Year—store closed early, so I actually got to watch the ball drop without somebody askin’ me if the rotisserie chicken still good at 11:57 p.m.—and I see Jambun82 still stirrin’ the pot, sayin’ I remind him of that old FlaVarsity poster. I read that and just leaned back in my recliner, cracked a cold one (the cheap kind, ‘cause my bookie still got most of my Christmas bonus), and let out a slow chuckle. See, the beauty of them old boards was the mystery. Neutral Observer never confirmed nothin’, never denied nothin’. Folks spent years playin’ Sherlock—was he wavebb on the weekends? Silver King with a second account? Both of ‘em tag-teamin’ from the same IP at the library? Hell, half the fun was watchin’ grown men create whole conspiracy threads, complete with timelines and “slaps” and morphs runnin’ wild like it was pro wrestlin’. And when he finally logged off—after months of droppin’ truth bombs about how the private school factories and the recruiting circus was suckin’ the soul outta Florida high school football—he didn’t leave a note. Didn’t say “I’m done.” Didn’t wave goodbye. Just vanished like smoke after a Friday night bonfire. Left everybody leanin’ forward in they computer chairs goin’ “wait… what?” That’s power right there. So Jambun, my man… I ain’t gon’ help you solve the puzzle. I ain’t gon’ deny it, and I damn sure ain’t gon’ confirm it. All I’ll say is this: the game still needs voices that’ll call it straight—talk about the real rivalries, the kids playin’ for pride instead of stars, the little charter schools that fold quicker than a bad poker hand, and yeah, the big-money machines that keep changin’ the rules. If my posts got a little of that old FlaVarsity flavor driftin’ through ‘em—the stories, the dry shots, the “I done seen some things” energy—then maybe that spirit just found a new apron to hide behind while I slice Boar’s Head and wait for kickoff season. Or maybe I’m just a deli man who loves the game too much and got too many regrets with women named after cocktails. Y’all keep guessin’. I’ll keep postin’.And when the day come that I decide to log off for good? Trust me… you won’t get a goodbye thread neither. Happy New Year, fellas. Football season only eight months away. Stay dangerous… and keep them morphs comin’.   We out.

Man, I’m over here on my lunch break eatin’ a Publix sub that’s mostly bread ‘cause corporate keep shrinkin’ the turkey portions like they payin’ for it outta they own pocket… and I stumble on this thread about all these defunct 11-man programs. Whew, Lawd. Laz done dropped a damn phone book worth of names—146 schools that done played at least one snap of real football since ’99 and now either playin’ 8-man, dropped it altogether, or straight up closed the doors.  I look at that list and it hit different, noimsayin? Half these schools sound like they was run outta somebody’s garage. “Avant Garde Academy,” “TRU Prep,” “Roar Prep,” “Surge Academy”—boy, these folks was throwin’ darts at a thesaurus tryna come up with names that sound fancy enough to pull tuition money. Then you got the classics like Dade Christian, Miami Christian, Hollywood Christian… feel like every city in Florida had a “Christian” school that put together a football team for two seasons, got mercy-ruled every Friday, then folded quieter than my last relationship with that bartender from Applebee’s named Tequila. HSfootballguy hit the nail square, though. Down South especially, these little charter/prep/academy spots pop up, slap a team together in practice jerseys, play on a soccer field with no bleachers, take a couple 60-0 L’s, then vanish. Some change names faster than I change my bets when the line move against me. That Zion Lutheran in Deerfield turnin’ into Somerset Key? Classic. I done lost money on games involvin’ schools that ain’t exist no more by the time I cashed the ticket. But then you scroll down and see Champagnat Catholic—now THAT one hurt. Hwy17 right… them boys was a straight powerhouse for a minute. Run the wing-T like it was 1974, had dudes goin’ D1 left and right, won a state title in 2017 if I remember right. And poof—gone. Nolebull talkin’ ‘bout they was in a strip mall plaza… hell, at least they had a roof over the weight room. Better than some of these other spots playin’ on rock patches behind the church. I respect Laz for keepin’ all this history. Man got margins of victory goin’ back to when flip phones was new. And he still polite enough to offer to dig through old files for Nolebull. That’s real football nerd love right there. Me? I done bet on a few of these ghost teams back in the day. Put $20 on Miami Christian +45 against Glades Central one year thinkin’ “ain’t no way they lose by 50.” Came home smellin’ like regret and cheap wings after they hung 72 on ‘em. Lesson learned: never bet on a school that got “Prep,” “Academy,” or “Christian” in the name unless they playin’ another school with “Prep,” “Academy,” or “Christian” in the name. Good to see the overall number of 11-man teams still climbin’ though—up to 564 now. Florida high school football ain’t dyin’, it’s just weedin’ out the ones that was half-steppin’. Survival of the fittest out here. Anyway, break almost over. Gotta get back to slicin’ roast beef for folks who want it “paper thin” but still complain when it fall apart. Y’all keep diggin’ up this history—makes an old gambler feel like the game still got soul. And if anybody got the over/under on how many new “Academy” teams pop up next year… lemme know. My bookie takin’ action.