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Ryan Rueter, inside LB from The Hill, he has been laying people out for a couple years.

No longer having to deal with two-a-days for the first time in a couple years, I can safely say, Thank god. On the other hand, it builds character.

Chill man, he is just trying to inform the people, he never singled anyone out.

Heard some stuff about a new trainer, about time to.

Sorry about not giving notice about this, But coach Hooks and player Luke domas were just at the Barbers Hill Fellowship of Christian Athletes speaking. Great job this morning, Domas is a first class gentleman.

[quote name="WOSgrad" post="1000990" timestamp="1303428063"] Well, let's not consider Coach Valastro out the door yet.  According to one statewide website, nobody within the Galveston ISD has even confirmed that the job had been offered. Ball is certainly a high enough profile school that Houston media would have been on it had some progress been made in the search and I have seen nothing. [/quote] I have confirmation from a very good source. Coach Cauthern is probably going to follow him but who knows.

[quote name="kicker" post="1000222" timestamp="1303311935"] Another story....hope this doesnt hurt his chances, but his offseason was BRUTAL, but you could go through any tough spot in life if you just look back at what you did as a Mustang. During offseason, we would have "burnout" days in the weightroom. All varsity players had football right before lunch. A burnout day was do as many reps you could on a specific body part, upper or lower depending on the day) without it falling off. Youy would get done, go try to take a shower(arms wouldnt work) then try to get dressed(with arms not working) and go to the luch room only to try and eat a burrito with your face(arms no worky) :D Man, You know how hard it is to eat something without the use of your arms? :D ;D [/quote] Burnouts are the worst, lots of "fun" memories of them.

[quote name="WOSgrad" post="999536" timestamp="1303236274"] [quote author=One4All link=topic=82860.msg999527#msg999527 date=1303235267] [quote author=WOSgrad link=topic=82860.msg999517#msg999517 date=1303234522] Opps have to make a supplement: 12.  The absence of Coach Cornel Thompson from the coaching staff at West Orange-Stark in the early 2000's coincided with the longest playoff drought for the West Orange-Stark football team since the early 1980's. Supplement respectfully submitted, Todd J. Broussard West Orange-Stark Class of 1986 Katy, Texas [/quote] Tell him to apply where your kids go to school at!!!!! Not others [/quote] I guess this guy has never heard of the Katy Tigers. Cornel Thompson is a grown man who can apply where ever he wants.  IF Cornel Thompson could convince his wife to move to Katy, Superintendent Alton Frailey and Athletic Director Rusty Dowling would drool over the chance to have Coach Thompson as head coach at one of the high schools in the Katy ISD.  If you are trying to say that as I am not a resident of the WOC CISD, I forfeit any opinion, I will just have to plain disagree with that. As it is obvious you are not a Thompson supporter.  Just WHO do endorse for the job? [/quote] He could want someone else to get the job hoping the Coach T would go coach at his school.

[quote name="One4All" post="999463" timestamp="1303228112"] [quote author=KFDM KERRY COOPER link=topic=82860.msg999459#msg999459 date=1303227929] You must be a hater! Thats because the Discipline left when he did and some of the players came back. Thats why! [/quote] two of Those players are in the nfl now.......... it's all about how you mentor [/quote] By that you mean let them do whatever they want? I remember LCM doing pretty good with a couple players that coach T wouldn't deal with in WO-S.

[quote name="bulldogs1990" post="998901" timestamp="1303093318"] who ever gets this job will never i said never fill dan hooks shoes. wos is going to be lost for a long time i said the same thing about newton when coach barbay passed. you can say what u want these are legends in texas high school football. good luck coach who ever it is. [/quote] I read this post to a close friend of mine that has just finished 4 years of playing for WO-S, and in his exact words, " Coach hooks has barely done anything since his surgery, he has been more of a figurehead."

Surely the board can't be stupid enough to not give Coach T the job, unless they want to give it to Foreman. They do know that thier position on the board depends on it right?

[quote name="hitman009" post="991013" timestamp="1301583668"] this is a site I found for the parents and coaches that are worried about their kids arm... Although it does not say anything about High School Pitch counts, I does have good information and advice about young pitchers and health.. [Hidden Content] [/quote] Good stuff

[quote name="Diamond-J" post="990943" timestamp="1301576093"] It is a rare AD that does not back his coach 100%. [/quote] True, but I don't see an AD not making sure one of his student athletes is going to stay healthy if a parent brings up a ligitimate issue.

I'll take BH by however many insults are said in this thread. Knowing certain posters BH is going to win by quite a bit.

[quote name="Diamond-J" post="990940" timestamp="1301575680"] This is a tough topic. Most parents do not want to get between a coach and a kid. The coach wants to win. The kid has dreamed of playing for his home town since he has very young and realized that he could pitch pretty well. But------------------the parent is still the parent and if you have to ruffle some feathers then try to do it discreetly. Most coaches are reasonable people and will listen to your concerns and try to address them. I do not have an answer for those that won't----and that is the problem. [/quote] Try going to the AD

If the so said pitcher has good mechanics and is pitching well he shouldn't come out if he doesn't want to. When things are going good don't stop him. On the other hand you can usually tell when a pitcher is used up. I once saw a pitching on the mound who was doubled over because of his arm in the 7th, yet the coach left him in because he was all they had.

Guys if we can't stop all of this useless argueing I'm oing to have to bring in BH-89 and TrueBlue to give you all of the facts about winning and scoring.

I bet all the officials in the area are throwing a party right now.

I'll take Dayton and Barbers Hill at 1 and 2 respectively, 3 and 4 are up for grabs.

Jeremy Neff, 6-4, 330 Barbers Hill just signed with SFA.

The best idea of all, If the parents don't like what the coaches are doing your child does not have to play. But when it comes time to play college ball, if you think their is a sport that doesn't do the workouts your child is being "forced" to do your insane.

I will say this as a Multi sport athlete. Its not that the Football coaches know what they are doing better than a baseball coach, most schools usually have a Strength and Conditioning coach that runs the workouts for the entire athletic program. Typically he is also a Football coach. The he generally gets about an hour a day to make the athletes stronger, faster, in better shape, and ect. He generally runs the camps as well. When it gets into specific sports he generaly runs them through the rutine lifts mentioned earlier and runs them. All athletes will benifit from that. The coaches get all of the after school practice to build on the other stuff their individual sport needs.

Be harder to do with the running backs having to run behind the QB when he is back there. But possibly.

Jeremy Neff Commited to SFA.