Who are the injured Loraine kids I know number 1 is one of them.
#12 is out also, I think his name is Lujan but I could be wrong. He’s a big strong kid.
Yes is name is Josiah Lujan and Maxpreps has him listed at 215 lbs
Who?
Just shows the eno game where Loraine kids shaking hands with number 15 and then gathering for a prayer with Benjamin players.
Oh yeah I gotcha yeah this happens after every game is great to see. I know Westbrook does it after every game as well as other schools. I think it’s a great deal for sure.
From a talent of coaching the game of football Waters may not be the best coach of all time. But if I needed a good role model for my kids to play for, Shannon Waters is top notch. I'd find very few people in the coaching game who have a bad word to say about Shannon.
What a pathetic thing to say. Hide behind the screen like the coward u r tho
Lmao stop it. Neither of those guys are close to rigdon and we know it
They have exchange students who are studs playing football?
Right…foreign kids play soccer, not football
He's not even the greatest in his family! or to ever play in Benjamin, or in the region this year. I could go on and on.....
Facts
I could be mistaken, but the kicker who had a perfect (14 of 14 I believe it was) against Newcastle the year they played such a close game, was an exchange student. Those kicks were the difference in the final result of that game. I know of several schools who have hosted exchange students that wanted to play and made great kickers. In the playoffs that’s a huge weapon. I understand the new proposal on one hand, but also believe there are exchange kids who will be shafted by it. For instance, schools who don’t have enough for a JV team but have a foreign exchange student who wants to play a sport would miss out on that opportunity. I’ve seen schools where the kids went so far as to vote for homecoming king/queen or football hero/sweetheart and give it to foreign exchange kids because they knew it was something they wouldn’t experience back home, and that was really awesome. Like many rules, the small school’s impact is often overlooked in order to solve issues that happened at a bigger school.
