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From the garden of foreigners!They hand picked 3 exchange students lol one that could kick extra points and two that can play basketball

From the garden of foreigners!They hand picked 3 exchange students lol one that could kick extra points and two that can play basketball
100% correct, it’s absolutely ridiculous. Then people want to talk about other kids that move into other schools. Irion County is the same way. They have picked 2 foreign exchange students as well that are tall and very deadly on the basketball court as well.They hand picked 3 exchange students lol one that could kick extra points and two that can play basketball
I am very educated on it as my family did it for 6 years I was part of the process!!! And your statement of you have no say in it is completely false!!! We knew everything about them and got to pick the ones we wanted. We knew family. Background talents sports and anything we wanted...From the garden of foreigners!You have already been educated on this subject. The foreign exchange program gives exchange students a variety of places to pick from. Wherever they want to be. It will be like football, I’ll just see what’s being said at the end of the season.
BingoI am very educated on it as my family did it for 6 years I was part of the process!!! And your statement of you have no say in it is completely false!!! We knew everything about them and got to pick the ones we wanted. We knew family. Background talents sports and anything we wanted...
On the flip side, to think that all big school players will dominate in 6 man is just as absurd. We had a kid on my HS team that moved from 5A Abilene High (biggest there was back then) and was a 2nd string rotational player on defense (LB) that had a very hard time in 6 man. The conditioning nearly killed him during 2-a-days, back when we actually had them. He did end up being a 1 way starter for us but didn’t even receive any district or local team awards. He was solid but definitely didn’t come in an dominate. I will admit times have changed as far as skill levels but I can say from personal experience that it’s not a given that just because a kid played at the largest classification (regularly at that) that they will come into the 6 man world and just run roughshod over everyone else.Not that this will change anyone's mind but I have been told by several coaches I respect greatly G Rigdon would be a factor player, at say a slot receive, for any school (2a-6a)...I would wonder about 6A bc of size but...
Yes some 6man players would be great players at bigger schools, good hard working players would succeed in any fair coaches system I feel...now at some point size is a major factor which is why I would understand if someone claimed 5A or 6A would be very hard for most 6man players...but I know for a fact Dewayne Miles would have been All-State in 5A in 1995...Damien Jackson would have been all-state in 5A as a corner or WR...Lyle Campbell would have been all-state at safety for a 5A...the best are the best for a reason...often forgotten is a guy named Byron Luster who was a stud RB for Happy Hill as a junior and then the starting RB at Colleyville Heritage the next year...to think a 6man stud cant be a stud in an 11man system is absurd really...it's just finding the right spot for them
Wylies jv wouldn’t beat a 1a team in the top 30. It was bad. Maybe other big schools jvs are different.Do you know how JV at big schools works? Some of those players are waiting their turn for varsity, but most of those kids will never wear a varsity uniform. Using a terrible 5A JV team to make your point about the differences between 1A and 6A is ridiculous. You'd be better off talking about what Rigdon has done in AAU. Big stats against JV or 1A talent are meaningless. Yes....the overall difference in talent between 1A and 6A varsity is huge. There are kids in 1A who could play in 6A, but 95% of 1A rosters are made up of kids who couldn't make Wylie's JV.
Dang Newb, sounds like you have a little disdain for Rigdon or at least for him being mentioned with the best in the state. Having roamed on football fields from 1A to 6A and seeing top athletes play at field level, Rigdon can play at any level and be a serious contributor. There are football players and then there are athletes and you can see the difference on the field. Rigdon is an athlete that can mold to the sport he is playing and play at the top level. The Cream always rises to the top.It’s not hate. I have no reason to hate Grayson Rigdon. It’s just reality. If he was good enough to play QB (or any position) at the D1 level, there are over 100 schools that have scholarships to offer and wouldn’t hesitate to use them regardless of where a kid played HS ball. Maybe that happens and it will be interesting to watch, but let’s not lose sight of the topic at hand. This thread is about Grayson being the #1 player in the entire state of TX. Including him in the list of finalist is nothing more than a tip of the cap to the six man community.
My disdain is not for Rigdon, but there may be a little growing animosity for you guys who overrate him and completely ignore everything I've typed in order twist my words into something they are not. Not a single time in this entire thread have I even suggested Rigdon couldn't play at the 6A level. I have, in fact, said exactly the opposite. I will say it again so you completely understand it:Dang Newb, sounds like you have a little disdain for Rigdon or at least for him being mentioned with the best in the state. Having roamed on football fields from 1A to 6A and seeing top athletes play at field level, Rigdon can play at any level and be a serious contributor. There are football players and then there are athletes and you can see the difference on the field. Rigdon is an athlete that can mold to the sport he is playing and play at the top level. The Cream always rises to the top.
I don’t understand.My disdain is not for Rigdon, but there may be a little growing animosity for you guys who overrate him and completely ignore everything I've typed in order twist my words into something they are not. Not a single time in this entire thread have I even suggested Rigdon couldn't play at the 6A level. I have, in fact, said exactly the opposite. I will say it again so you completely understand it:
1) Rigdon could play 6A and be successful doing so.
2) Rigdon is not even close to the best player in the state of Texas, which is true for hundreds of "serious contributors" at the 6A level.
I don't think I can make that any clearer.
Newb, you do have disdain for Six-man football in general, Rigdon for being included as one of the best in Texas (11-man with tip of the cap to 6man), and for the fact your athlete may not get enough attention because he plays with "D1 caliber players at a private school in a 6A Hotbed". ofMy disdain is not for Rigdon, but there may be a little growing animosity for you guys who overrate him and completely ignore everything I've typed in order twist my words into something they are not. Not a single time in this entire thread have I even suggested Rigdon couldn't play at the 6A level. I have, in fact, said exactly the opposite. I will say it again so you completely understand it:
1) Rigdon could play 6A and be successful doing so.
2) Rigdon is not even close to the best player in the state of Texas, which is true for hundreds of "serious contributors" at the 6A level.
I don't think I can make that any clearer.
I’m sorry you’re illiterate. It’s never too late to improve your reading comprehension skills. Can I help you find resources?Newb, you do have disdain for Six-man football in general, Rigdon for being included as one of the best in Texas (11-man with tip of the cap to 6man), and for the fact your athlete may not get enough attention because he plays with "D1 caliber players at a private school in a 6A Hotbed". of
1) Rigdon can play at 6A level
2) Your saying all other athletes at 5A to 6man should not be "serious contenders" for Mr.Texas Football. That 6A is the only place to find Mr. Texas Football.
Only thing you made clearer is your hater of Six-man Football and its players, and that we should feel lucky with the tip of the cap to our community.
Please elaborate to help my reading comprehension skills Six-man hater.You can win a 1A state championship and it will be a legitimate championship....but it won't be the same as the 2A-6A championships.
Recruiting information is easy to find....or not find as is the case here. My son doesn't play six man bc we live in a small town. He goes to a small private school in a hot bed for 6A athletics. He's grown up competing with and against kids who are legitimate D1 talent. There are at least 6 former teammates who have signed with D1 schools in either football, basketball or baseball. I tell you this because you don't seem to understand that there really is a huge talent gap between 1A & 6A. There's a reason UIL has classifications. It allows small schools to be able to compete...but don't mistake that opportunity for anything more than that. It's not equal footing.
It's pathetic that some adults have to refer to someone as a hater if they disagree on certain topics. Someone you don't know and you somehow have the authority to call them out?? I believe you have already lost the argument when you have to resort that tactic. Just agree to disagree and leave it like that.Please elaborate to help my reading comprehension skills Six-man hater.
It's pathetic that some adults have to refer to someone as a hater if they disagree on certain topics. Someone you don't know and you somehow have the authority to call them out?? I believe you have already lost the argument when you have to resort that tactic. Just agree to disagree and leave it like that.