AggiesAreWe

IMO, that's where my Aggies need to start. GET THAT WRECKING CREW DEFENSE BACK!!!! Everything else will fall into place.

It's not the two teams decision. It should require DISTRICT approval. If the other teams in the district have no problem, then move it. The district schedule is approved by each teams Superintendent in advance, any changes should require their approval as well. UIL Policy: Schedules Athletic schedules will not be considered official until approved by the superintendent of the member school district. I totally agree. It should have to go through a district committee. Two coaches shouldn't have the total authority on changing the district schedule. Too many questions come up when you have that kind of leeway. What if Nederland wanted to move their game up just like Vidor and LCM did yet the other team did not want to? Is that fair? This kind of freedom allows the possibility of coercion. That's why you see the collegiate and pro level never do this. If they get a rainout, then they adjust their schedules accordingly afterward. It is only the fair way. I understand when coaches want to move their games up to avoid weather, but it should be all the games moved or none at all. With the weather we get around here, there is no guarantee that you'll get the rain or bad weather. This is only a district play problem, this should not be considered in non-district play. As someone pointed out earlier in this thread, Vidor and Nederland did this very thing last year to avoid a rainout on their scheduled game date and no one got their feathers ruffled. Now suddenly it is an issue? They aren't moving games around because of a wild hair to do so, these coaches see a problem brewing later in the week due to the weather and did what was best for their programs. I feel certain if it were possible for Nederland to do the same thing they would have with no questions asked, just like they did last year. I am also certain that both coaches had to agree on this before this could be possible. Bottom line is, the district committee ruled in favor of letting these teams play and they did. It is all said and done, time for the whiners to move on.... And that is my point. Just because they did it last year does not make it right. Besides, last year is irrelevant to this year. Another point, Nederland may not of had the opportunity to move their game up because the other team did not want too. That's where the possibility of coercion could come in. I have no dog in this hunt. But I just think being able to move games in this manner is not right. Either move them all, or leave them put.

After Nederland brought it up. It should never come to that. If two teams want to move their game, they should have to bring it up before the district to get approval, not have another team have to call them on it. Besides, I didn't think it was brought before the district, I thought it was brought before the UIL.

I agree. The Spirit Of Aggieland can be summed up like this: "From the outside looking in, it's hard to understand. From the inside looking out, it's hard to explain."

It's not the two teams decision. It should require DISTRICT approval. If the other teams in the district have no problem, then move it. The district schedule is approved by each teams Superintendent in advance, any changes should require their approval as well. UIL Policy: Schedules Athletic schedules will not be considered official until approved by the superintendent of the member school district. I totally agree. It should have to go through a district committee. Two coaches shouldn't have the total authority on changing the district schedule. Too many questions come up when you have that kind of leeway. What if Nederland wanted to move their game up just like Vidor and LCM did yet the other team did not want to? Is that fair? This kind of freedom allows the possibility of coercion. That's why you see the collegiate and pro level never do this. If they get a rainout, then they adjust their schedules accordingly afterward. It is only the fair way. I understand when coaches want to move their games up to avoid weather, but it should be all the games moved or none at all. With the weather we get around here, there is no guarantee that you'll get the rain or bad weather. This is only a district play problem, this should not be considered in non-district play.

Definetly! Seeing them on the Jumbotron almost makes the cost of my season tickets worth it!

I never understood why the lower classifications, mostly 1A, played their games at 4:30. Makes no sense. Is there any logical explanation for this other than finishing early?

Could someone expound on what I am hearing of a Vidor player being a showboat and being classless in this game? I was not there, just going off of what I heard.

6.67 million per year would make Calipari the highest paid in college sports.

Very!

My info came from a member of this message board who has a close personal friend that works for the University of Kentucky. Go to the college basketball forum and read for yourself.

At least Joey seems to have the maturity to be a father. It's very evident that the other two on this show doesn't.

WHAT??? This rant by this wannabe is a joke. :

Whoa!! I thought you ran and produced this show?

Well at least listening to Stelly it will be sports and not this garbage about "greatest hits albums". Correct me if I am wrong, isn't this a sports web site?

Well I am out. Time to listen to Stelley do the Vidor/LCM game. ;D

BLAH BLAH BLAH about the offensive line. The point is that Romo has no leadership qualities. You could put him behind a quality line and he will still not win you a championship.

BTW, is Joey even on this show? Haven't heard his voice in the last 30 minutes. :

Any smart GM would take Brady, Manning, Brees, Cutler, Ryan, Rothlisberger, and Eli Manning for Romo.

You guys are behind the times. : Calipari is going to Kentucky, getting 40 million over 6 years. Now the question is who is getting the Memphis job.

and only limiting yourself to one subject is boreing. : If it isn't WOS football, then what do you talk about skipper?

These guys no nothing of high school sports, let alone high school soccer. :

What??? No, we have to listen to the Vidor/LCM game on KOGT!!

Vidor isn't worrying about Nederland. It was Nederland worrying about Vidor.

Vidor agreeing to play a game with just 1 day of rest has nothing to do with Nederland's concern. I totally understand why Ned would want the UIL to rule on this, it is within their rights. This kind of thing could lead to coercion. Yes there is a chance of rain tomorrow, but to me, all the district games should be moved up, or all should be played tomorrow. If they get rained out tomorrow, then you adjust your schedule accordingly.