SIXMAN WATCHER 1352
11-man fan
I would like to congratulate Lubbock Harmony on a well played 7 games. They are clearly one of the best teams in state and have a championship team.
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SIXMAN WATCHER 1352
11-man fan
I just love watching this team play dadgum football
Tritz-OHS
Six-man fan
SIXMAN WATCHER 1352
Love the support, but I believe you have mistaken Lubbock Harmony with another team with the " They are clearly one of the best teams in state and have a championship team" comment.
Love the support, but I believe you have mistaken Lubbock Harmony with another team with the " They are clearly one of the best teams in state and have a championship team" comment.
Sixman Watcher...I wish you'd find something else to watch. The Harmony kids are out there trying. Putting it on the line. They deserve our respect no matter the outcome!
I'm Ol' Grizz and that's my opinion... Whats yours?
Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men.
Col. 3:23 (NIV)
I'm Ol' Grizz and that's my opinion... Whats yours?
Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men.
Col. 3:23 (NIV)
freeagent
Six-man pro
Gotta hand it to teams who are outmatched week in and week out ... and still stick it out.
Part of the time, it's because you don't have the talent or the numbers of your opponent. Those guys are playing for the love of the game, friendship of their teammates, and for the honor of their school. It's tough to get your head handed to you week after week, but keep showing up at practice every day and showing up the following Friday thinking that this week, it could be a win.
Part of the time, it's because you don't have the leadership (be it on the field, on the bench, or at the school administration level). Those are the times you have to sit down (as a player, coach or administrator) and decide what to do to change those problems ... may not be in changing people, but changing attitudes. Maybe as a coach it means learning from other coaches, going to clinics, spending the time watching film, building a program.
And part of the time is that it takes some time to realize the year-round committment it takes to succeed at football. Yes, it's important to play other sports and other committments (such as school work, family and faith) but the idea that you can show up in August ... or September ... roll the balls out of the storeroom closet and play football is a myth. And it takes a new school a couple years to figure that out.
Part of the time, it's because you don't have the talent or the numbers of your opponent. Those guys are playing for the love of the game, friendship of their teammates, and for the honor of their school. It's tough to get your head handed to you week after week, but keep showing up at practice every day and showing up the following Friday thinking that this week, it could be a win.
Part of the time, it's because you don't have the leadership (be it on the field, on the bench, or at the school administration level). Those are the times you have to sit down (as a player, coach or administrator) and decide what to do to change those problems ... may not be in changing people, but changing attitudes. Maybe as a coach it means learning from other coaches, going to clinics, spending the time watching film, building a program.
And part of the time is that it takes some time to realize the year-round committment it takes to succeed at football. Yes, it's important to play other sports and other committments (such as school work, family and faith) but the idea that you can show up in August ... or September ... roll the balls out of the storeroom closet and play football is a myth. And it takes a new school a couple years to figure that out.
BearEatsFloyd
11-man fan
No need to be a jerk about it. Those kids show up week in and week out and pad up. I wish the mods would remove punks like this. It would make this board alot better.
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