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While any practice helps, that wasn't the question presented by shooter. Shooter asked, "So, can we truely gauge a team by what happened this summer in 7 on 7". Does it help a quarterback rather than sitting at home playing video games? Yes. Does it help with timing and his receivers? Yes. Does it predict or gauge how your team will do? No. Will your quarterback be better for having played 7 on 7? Maybe.

I've seen quite a few people tossed but not for comments to the refs.

No.

The worst fair-weather fans that I have had the experience to see was PA Lincoln. When they weren't winning, no one showed up. I was at Memorial Stadium for one of their homecoming games and they didn't have 75 fans on their side. I was embarrassed for the kids on the field. For a 4A school not to bring 100 fans out for a homecoming is unbelievable. When they got on a bit of a win streak, you couldn't buy a ticket. Talk about from one extreme to the other.... or the true definition of fair-weather fans I guess.

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And worse, it bounced off of the upright. Inches away from the playoffs and on the last play of the season if I remember correctly.

I guess that means that you think I am wrong and PA city council will fund the entire project. Like you said, we'll see. Don't hold your breath waiting for PA to fund a $30 million dollar project for high school sports. That is a school district function, not a city. Being that you are smarter than me, I guess you know that already however.

How did you figure that out? Port Arthur has very little to do with it according to the news reports. The city is said to be spending less than a million dollars on it and the complex is going to cost up to 30 million. How is the city wasting money when they basically aren't spending any?

At that price and if the lease is half as good as described, I wouldn't think that it would take long. I would have inquired but I have already paid for my other lease.

You might be kidding but that is what I am thinking. Actually I won't be paying them but the citizens that live in PAISD might be.

With around a $30 million price tag, I wonder who is going to pay for it?

Does that mean that Vidor is suffering from White Flight? (since that has been brought up)

Was it muddy from all the digging or did the tide keep it fairly clear?

According to the census, Orange has dropped from almost 24,000 in 1980 to under 18,000. That is a 25% drop in population in less than 30 years.

That 7th place team is always a toughy.

From what KFDM reported, it has to do with splitting the season ticket holders to different sides of the aisle since they changed the locations of the seats. Like a guy and his wife might still have seats next to each other but on different sides of the aisle. Maybe that can be a good thing.

Hmmm.... I wonder who Coach Rison wants to test. He wants to target certain schools if they don't test everyone and he has his suspects.

I still have the Brooklyn Bridge for sale if anyone is interested.

But hardly "surprise players".

Looking ahead huh?

Very recent.

Because if we wait a few games, it will no longer be an assumption.

I don't have one but I have shot one. I hate the old Glock .45's because of the way oversized handle but the new slimline SF frame ones are much better. For a light .45, it doesn't kick much and you can do fairly quick follow up shots. If I had to pick between the Glock and the XD, I would go with the Glock. It has a much longer track record than the XD and is proven reliable. Some people like the feel of the XD but I don't. That part is personal preference. The Glock is about as close to maintenance free as a pistol can be. Both good guns but if it was my choice, the Glock would get the nod.

Apparently that reporter hasn't interviewed Jeff Matthews during a game.

That's the great thing about this time of the year. Everyone has high hopes.