"Regular season action kicks off Aug. 29 when Spalding High visits Trojan Field for the first official contest at the new facility."
Has the opening game date with Spalding been changed from Friday, Aug. 28th, to Sat. Aug. 29th? The article says the 29th, which would be on a Saturday. Other schedules say the 28th, which is on Friday, and normally the day that most high school football games are played on... Just wondering if this was a misprint.
my bad...it is the 28th. there is, however, a thursday night game later in the season at spencer high of columbus...the schedule has been a work in progress for the last several weeks.
Thanks. I was thinking that was probably the case, but wasn't a 100% sure. With all of the furloughs and stuff that is being mandated by the state, you just never know for sure what changes might have been made, or which schedules might have been affected... Sorry... didn't mean to cause any confusion...
for gods sake man,there are more important things than getting an education!dont you understand because of this new stadium there wont be any more students having to worry about passing a grade.they are all going to be professional football players!and if they cant be that at least they will be able to hang out with the other "jocksniffers" that work down at the plant after work and quote sports stats and talk about how stupid their wives are.and how that "boss" thinks hes something just because he's got that piece of paper on his wall.heck he dont know nothing.bubba i'll see you down at the deer camp after the race "go dale" why cant ya be like ya paw,them was the good ol days-get drunk yell go dawgs on sat afteronn beat the ol lady go down to the deer camp get drunker tell everybody just how stupid all women are lay around all day sunday hollering go dale jr all hungover get drunk go home yell at the kids & that stuip wife beat on her a while pass out and hed down to the plant monday and start it all over again
"for gods sake man,there are more important things than getting an education!dont you understand because of this new stadium there wont be any more students having to worry about passing a grade.they are all going to be professional football players!"
Since 95%, or more, of the rest of the school systems in this state have their own nice football stadium and facilities, then one would have to think that your statement above would also apply to them, as well.
Me thinks that you are suffering from 'little man's syndrome'. I could have said that you are suffering from something else, but it wouldn't be appropriate for this forum.
Ummm, my husband played sports in high school, did not finish college, has a job that supports his family, doesn't beat me or our kids, doesn't go to deer camp, doesn't get his thrills from NASCAR. What point were you trying to make?
My point is that not everyone has to have "that piece of paper hanging on the wall" to be successful. Not all "jocksniffers" are stupid. If there were not people who work hard (since they don't have that $50,000 piece of paper hanging on the wall) you wouldn't have a house to live in, a car to drive, anybody to mow your lawn, build your pool, change the oil in your SUV, check out your groceries in the store, nor anyone to cash your successful paycheck and disburse your mega dollars across all your accounts. Get over yourself and your sterotypical attitude toward athletes. Every one of my children graduated from LCCH. They all played high school sports and they are all performing just fine in college right along side those students who DIDN'T play sports.
You have the correct answer but maybe you answered the wrong question. There is no doubt that High school sports have a place in Lamar County. My concern is not with the student athlete that understands he will some day have to be a productive member of society. The ones that will change the oil or build your pool or check out your groceries. My concern is with the community that elevates the athlete over the student. As I said in an early post, let us please reward the academic team as much as the foot ball team. Let us reward test scores as much as touchdowns. I am a football fan - High School, College and Professional. All right thinking people understand that a very small percentage of High School kids will never make money playing this game no matter how much they love it. Let us please pay as much attention to academics as we do athletics. I hope I am wrong but I do not see this practiced in our county.
Adam/Walter- Can we start a blog about our new "Buddy" at the Rec. Dept. I am not very impressed! Very little advertising for fall sports and a website that hasn't been updated forever. I really was expecting a little more from a new director that should be doing all he can to prove himself to the county.
Yep, a little update about what's going on at the rec dept. this fall, under the new regime would be interesting to read. Updating the rec dept. website would be great, too. BTW, what's the url for the website, if anybody knows?
Has the opening game date with Spalding been changed from Friday, Aug. 28th, to Sat. Aug. 29th? The article says the 29th, which would be on a Saturday. Other schedules say the 28th, which is on Friday, and normally the day that most high school football games are played on... Just wondering if this was a misprint.
Since 95%, or more, of the rest of the school systems in this state have their own nice football stadium and facilities, then one would have to think that your statement above would also apply to them, as well.
Me thinks that you are suffering from 'little man's syndrome'. I could have said that you are suffering from something else, but it wouldn't be appropriate for this forum.
My point is that not everyone has to have "that piece of paper hanging on the wall" to be successful. Not all "jocksniffers" are stupid. If there were not people who work hard (since they don't have that $50,000 piece of paper hanging on the wall) you wouldn't have a house to live in, a car to drive, anybody to mow your lawn, build your pool, change the oil in your SUV, check out your groceries in the store, nor anyone to cash your successful paycheck and disburse your mega dollars across all your accounts. Get over yourself and your sterotypical attitude toward athletes. Every one of my children graduated from LCCH. They all played high school sports and they are all performing just fine in college right along side those students who DIDN'T play sports.
You have the correct answer but maybe you answered the wrong question. There is no doubt that High school sports have a place in Lamar County. My concern is not with the student athlete that understands he will some day have to be a productive member of society. The ones that will change the oil or build your pool or check out your groceries. My concern is with the community that elevates the athlete over the student. As I said in an early post, let us please reward the academic team as much as the foot ball team. Let us reward test scores as much as touchdowns. I am a football fan - High School, College and Professional. All right thinking people understand that a very small percentage of High School kids will never make money playing this game no matter how much they love it. Let us please pay as much attention to academics as we do athletics. I hope I am wrong but I do not see this practiced in our county.
Thank you.