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BE wrote:Reason with me for a moment.
A bonafide stud, a Moby, a Bowie, and his family seek a better opportunity to get to a championship by moving to such a school with a history of success and championships. When he succeeds in that goal what is his legacy? He becomes a part of an additional championship among a line of many championships. The ones remembered are the ones who started that success.
But when that stud arrives at a less than successful program and leads them to the championship, he is remembered. His name, his image. His persona.
He is great, less so the program. That is a great legacy.
TebowTime15 wrote:BE wrote:Reason with me for a moment.
A bonafide stud, a Moby, a Bowie, and his family seek a better opportunity to get to a championship by moving to such a school with a history of success and championships. When he succeeds in that goal what is his legacy? He becomes a part of an additional championship among a line of many championships. The ones remembered are the ones who started that success.
But when that stud arrives at a less than successful program and leads them to the championship, he is remembered. His name, his image. His persona.
He is great, less so the program. That is a great legacy.
I liked your other answer to the point that I was going to let this go.
Here is the deal: While I think your son, the greatest sixman player ever, could have won rings at another school, the reality remains that he won them at Richland Springs. Although I know the "break up" was bad, you should at least respect the fact that you, your son, the kids at Richland, Burkhart, and the community did some special things together. Most would give up a lot to experience that much success at anything, much less football.
Why are you coming on this site making outlandish innuendo about things going on currently in Richland Springs? Things may "look bad," but they have always "looked bad" if you catch my drift dating back to when you worked there. While it's understandable for people like Gig'em to say whatever, I think you are doing yourself a disservice. I am sure the UIL would love nothing more than to use your own words to take away state titles.
Lastly, are you familiar with the concept of "standing" in law? If not, look it up. Basically, you have no moral standing, used metaphorically more than literally, in this situation because you benefited from the same system you now derail. Isn't that the very definition of hypocrisy?
Losing to Richland in the state game a few years ago gave you insight into how people from Eden, Rochelle, May, Santa Anna, Lometa, Panther Creek, Cherokee, Lohn, Mullin, Blanket, Brookesmith, and any other little school I left out in the area feel every year when they end up in the same district with Richland.
GigemSooners wrote:No offense but your rant doesn't make us look any better, actually makes the school look worse. It seems to me that you have a grudge against Coach Ethridge.
Making snappy remarks doesnt help your case. I thought hes been pretty fair throughout this thread. Not sure what this outlandish innuendo you're talking about.
I'll get straight to the point, this is a thread about a 7th grader who scored 51 points in a game who happens to have the last name Rigdon and plays for Richland Springs. My question is why on earth would we decide to basically give someone else the Rigdon family? You really have to wonder about the decisions the board, AD and superintendent make.
I personally think Coach Rigdon got hosed. Without those boys, and the other boys we are losing, I cant see us have any shot at winning a title next year. Basketball?
13forever wrote: It’s no coincidence, though, that no matter where Vance Jones goes, he eventually sees success.
BE wrote:Truthhurts', the best basketball player I have ever coached prior to 2019 is Mark Williams, class of RS 2008.
GigemSooners wrote:TebowTime15 wrote:GigemSooners wrote:No offense but your rant doesn't make us look any better, actually makes the school look worse. It seems to me that you have a grudge against Coach Ethridge.
Actually, I like Coach Ethridge and am doing this to help him. While I really don't care what he thinks deep down, I am trying to show him that ranting against Richland Springs does him no good.Making snappy remarks doesnt help your case. I thought hes been pretty fair throughout this thread. Not sure what this outlandish innuendo you're talking about.
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While I really don't care what you think about anything, you're whole claim about Richland Springs is silly. Coach Rigdon, for better or worse, got reassigned by the Richland school board as could ANY [unless they have something different in their contract] public school employee in Texas. The Richland Springs School Board could make Burkhart the janitor tomorrow, and he would have to do it until his contract expires.
Rigdon is probably going to job interviews right now to move on with his life. Although I agree with you it looks bad, the whole Richland Springs thing has always looked bad. How can one school win so many state titles? I don't know for sure, but I do know that Jerry has done something right as a coach.
From just a legal perspective, the Richland Springs School Board can do whatever they want as long as they pay the reassigned employee. The fact you keep beating a dead horse = the outlandish innuendo I speak of. If you want to change that, run for Congress.I'll get straight to the point, this is a thread about a 7th grader who scored 51 points in a game who happens to have the last name Rigdon and plays for Richland Springs. My question is why on earth would we decide to basically give someone else the Rigdon family? You really have to wonder about the decisions the board, AD and superintendent make.
Yeah, I've tried to ignore your silly premise about a junior high kid scoring 50 points in a game meaning he is the next LeBron James. Let me school in some basketball knowledge.
Before I start, however, I am not attacking the kid; I am sure he's a great basketball player. Unfortunately, people are using him as evidence of some type of conspiracy.
1. Sixman junior high basketball is not a very high-level. Although sometimes two teams can be really talented, often times one or both simply are not.
2. The fact he scored so many points, on that level, probably means he plays PG rather than a post position. To score 50 points in six minute quarters, he probably stole the ball and did a layup for around 40% of those points. Basically, Derek Fisher (if you don't know who that is then Google it) has a better shot at scoring 50 points in given the rules than Shaquille O'neal.
3. Junior high is a very confusing time for all the kids involved, and some develop faster than others. I'll give you an example: When I was in junior high, we beat a team 38 to 2 in the 7th grade. In the 8th grade, they beat us. Although part of that is because some kid moved in who could handle the ball, which allowed them to break our press, one of their guys grew like 5 inches. The same two teams could play next year with a totally different outcome.I personally think Coach Rigdon got hosed. Without those boys, and the other boys we are losing, I cant see us have any shot at winning a title next year. Basketball?
We heard you the first, second, third, and fourth time. He probably did get hosed. What do you want anyone to do about it? Writing your Congressman is about the only thing you could do to maybe prevent this from happening again.
I am not responding to your crap anymore.
The school board did not reassign Coach Rigdon. As a matter of fact, I know one school board member who wasnt happy the decision didnt come to them. It was all JB ,Rhonda Wyatt, and Don Fowler that made the decision without informing the school board. When there was an open records request for Coach Rigdons, there was nothing in his file. I saw this personally. No write up? No discipline letters? Isnt that protocol?
The admin also took the letter about a certain board member who made racist comments as well as allegations of a paying a Running back who played with you. Remember Jason Lewis getting his dad a job at the sand plant?
Paying for rent?
If I was you, i would be the one that shuts up before someone really decides they had enough and tells everything about Richland.
Also, JBs wife was/is a Hillary supporter.
truthhurts17 wrote:Gigemsooners has to be a Rigdon. I first hand witnessed Daddy Rigdon and Sons melt down in a basketball game. Although RS hand are defiantly not clean trying to make the Rigdons the innocent victim is laughable! BTW what does someones political affiliation have to do with anything...how old are you 12?
TebowTime15 wrote:I've seen a lot of RS games as a fan, both after they kicked my butt as a player and later as an adult, since they are the best team in the central Texas area.GigemSooners wrote:truthhurts17 wrote:Yes, I had to throw in that JBs wife is a lib and voted for Hillary because one it's TRUE, two the kids in Richland cant wear any attire, , hats, etc supporting our president because it is "offensive".
While I'm not familiar with Ms. Burkhart's politics, I saw a JB led team run on the field carrying American flags. In my opinion, love for the flag is a darn good civics lesson to get from your head football coach. Big Collin could learn a thing or two: although he has the right to protest in America, most countries would not tolerate his antics.
I wish we could all agree that we live in a good country, even if we disagree on more complex things such as tax policy. At the very least, I am confident JB loves this country if, for no other reason, most countries would think it's unfair to win 9 rings in 15 years!
Coach Roach wrote:TebowTime,
You reek of BS lol. It seems pretty obvious you have been around Richland since 2006 since you are so high on a guy I never heard of Coen Smith? If you had no affiliation with the school then why are you arguing with a coach that literally told you who he thought the best basketball player he’s coached was Mark Williams? How long have you been keeping up with things at RS? Since 2006? Seems like a long time for someone to be following a team that has nothing to do with you right? Can you be real for once...
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