89Falcon
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2 hours ago, purpleeagle said:
He will inherit a 5/6 team that is losing 20 seniors. He will have his work cut out for him. Give him 3years and Center will look like a good football team.
They will be better next year. JR class is the strength of the program at the moment.
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14 hours ago, navydawg31 said:
That’s awesome! Probably played a roll on getting Alvarez to Center
I am 100% certain it did.
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1 hour ago, navydawg31 said:
If I call recall right, but doesn’t center have a full covered turf practice facility kind of like what PA memorial has now?
Center has some of the nicest facilities in East Texas. The practice field is identical to the one in Marshall.
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1 hour ago, AggiesAreWe said:
I was simply going by the first numbers listed.
I think the first number he listed combined Hispanic and whites. Hispanic not being a race but an "ethnicity". The second mention of Hispanic adds the ethnic description of "Latino".
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1 hour ago, AggiesAreWe said:
Those percentages add up to 110.4%. So those numbers can't be accurate.
36+30.9+26.9 = 93.8? Would leave 6.2% for other and 2 or more races? BTW, the school demographics have a larger Hispanic population reflecting the age demographics of the town.
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7 minutes ago, purpleeagle said:
Center is full of Mexicans. Not saying that is a bad thing. They still speak a lot of Mexican spanish.
Never been a problem for me. Center is a majority black and white demographic. Vast majority of Hispanic students speak English. Where do you get your information?
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1 hour ago, purpleeagle said:
He needs to learn spanish.
Why?
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1 hour ago, bullets13 said:
From what I’ve seen he’s leaving coaching altogether. Two time state championship coach. Could be the Carthage effect. Or the more money effect.
Selling turf. Big $$$
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35 minutes ago, bullets13 said:
Whatever you say. I'm not going to go any further into this as I don't want any of it to come off as criticism of the player, who as I said had a very good year.
Understood. I did not take it that way. There were a few very good versatile players in the district that could have had a case.
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45 minutes ago, bullets13 said:
like I said, I know that a lot of politics come into play. If the WRS awards had a utility award, Pirtle would be on the shortlist of favorites to win it. And just so it's clear, because I know he's one of your guys, this is in no way a knock on the player. He had a really good season and deserved recognition this year. It's just strange to me that this was how the coaches worked it out to do it.
They certainly have their logic. Dellinger played 5 different positions this year and was most definitely a utility type player.
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51 minutes ago, bullets13 said:
I know there's a lot of politics that goes on in these things, but a one-way player (with a little special teams thrown in) getting Utility Player of the Year over Pirtle is wild.
Well, he was a unanimous selection. So every coach in the district (including HF) felt the pick was accurate.
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Just now, purpleeagle said:
I think coach Parks would be a good fit. He is a good man. But it will take several years to turn the program around. His wife is also at Newton.
IMO, HH would be a good place for someone to come in and run Slot T or Double Wing.
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4 hours ago, purpleeagle said:
Hemphill turned in 204 on enrollment.That is not for bad for 2A2. Bremond turned in 152 and went several rounds in the playoffs this year. The kids do not want to play and When this all started they were in Newton’s district. So many kids quit and they had to move the JV kids up to the varsity and had no JV team. Kind of reminds me of when Kirbyville went south. However, along came Alvarez who turned that program around and when he left that program went south again.
I go through Hemphill pretty often and I am more concerned about getting the Dairy Queen back open.2AD2? Hemphill is 2AD1 and will be again.
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21 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:
What were the charges?
Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon
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23 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:
I actually see 4 members that maybe are implying some kind of intent.
13 different members (not counting me) commented on this thread.
I think for the most part folks know there was no intent. Pure reckless behavior which in some cases bring criminal charges.
Kid was being stupid but like I said, that may not absolve him from some kind of fault and maybe a criminal charge.
There has been many situations that have criminal negligence.
I don't think any charges will be filed.
Prayers for all that are involved.
Pretty sure that charges are already filed and included $50k bond.
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31 minutes ago, Boyz N Da Hood said:
6 members speaking more on "death row" and the gun than they have the victim
Mark me down as someone who is stating very clearly that they were mimicking the imagery of what is portrayed by artists on Death Row Records. You have also specifically stated that the kids were mimicking the imagery by shooting a “video with guns”. Like videos by artists on “Death Row Records”.
NOT A SINGLE PERSON said anything about the shooting being INTENTIONAL.
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22 hours ago, PNG4LIFE91 said:
SLC is a great opportunity no doubt, but I think Jeff Joseph knows he has the opportunity to create his OWN legacy at PNG, while SLC will always be associated with Dodge!! Not to mention, the fact he’s building a championship program from the ground up with HOMEGROWN athletes, especially in 5A or 6A, is just another thing that sets him apart and will define his legacy because it’s VERY difficult to do these days!
You definitely "hope/wish" he is trying to build his "OWN" legacy at PNG. If he goes to SLC and wins big his "legacy" will take care of itself.
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4 hours ago, Boyz N Da Hood said:
Yeah cool story, glad you agree this was a accident... 👍🏾
I'll leave the spotlight on victim, where it should be.. not "death row" and other tags that outsiders don't agree with or like.. certain the community doesn't care about anything negative from ppl outside....
Understood. Putting the "spotlight" on the offender raises uncomfortable questions. What do you suppose the shooter was actually "doing" when the gun went off?
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12 hours ago, Boyz N Da Hood said:
Read on another site... shooting a video with obvious loaded gun (stupid and immature to say the least) gun went off, shot through a wall and hit young man in the neck. No slap on the wrist should be given, some of these comments thinking it was intentional or "death row" played a factor are ignorant as can be!! If this was anywhere else a different tune would be played.. there's my 2 cents
Yeah, anywhere else where a player shoots another player it would be a “different tune”.
FYI, If it were most places, kids would not be shooting each other.
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1 hour ago, purpleeagle said:
One of three states that would make an incident a crime. Deliberately, knowingly and recklessly.Appears to be recklessly.
A lot more than three states make shooting people a crime. $50k bond, there might be more to how much of an “incident” this situation is. Particularly if alcohol is involved.
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11 minutes ago, Darth Texas said:
“The affidavit does not clarify why Mayfield was holding a gun or who it belonged to.” (From the article linked above).
You need to revisit your definition of “settled” and “indisputable.”
I guess we will need to wait for more information to make and judgement one way or another.
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2 hours ago, Darth Texas said:
The “death row” moniker had absolutely nothing to do with what happened here. This was dumb kids being irresponsible with guns, and certainly in the orbit of even dumber and more irresponsible adults. What the defense calls itself is irrelevant to this tragedy.
You have no idea if the “Death Row moniker” had anything to do with it. One thing for certain, it is a settled and indisputable fact that the kids were doing and portraying the absolute exact same thing that were done by Death Row artists in their videos.
Still quite a bit of information to be found out on the incident.
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Warren needs a coach to come in with the intention of "making a life" in Warren and having a long-term plan. Anyone with an eye elsewhere will ultimately become impatient and bail out.