- Jun 5, 2014
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Ohio basketball team loses 108-1
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- Jun 12, 2014
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As if losing in such fashion isn't bad enough already, the coach has to make it worse by saying they weren't even really trying to play defense. So basically, uncontested, they still couldn't make a shot. Nice.
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We had soccer matches like that, to the point where we ran our offense and were told not to shoot anymore. We simply worked it up the field and got in the goalie's face and left the ball for him. I could see the coach here telling his team to practice running out the clock, to pass until there are only a few seconds left and then either take the shot (they ought to be able to practice that as well) or take the turnover to give the other team the ball.
Then again, Spurrier would have had no mercy - our job is to score, their job is to stop us. Game on.
Then again, Spurrier would have had no mercy - our job is to score, their job is to stop us. Game on.
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Running up the score translated means, "I'm a royal candyass, and my feelings are hurt."
Speaking of never getting old.........
Speaking of never getting old.........
- Jun 9, 2014
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I'm pretty sure Urban was on our side for that one. Asshat.
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Yeah, but he said his heart was on the other side with "his team."
- Jun 10, 2014
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Probably felt he had to defend the outcome. They fire coaches for being on the winning end of a lopsided contest like that these days.As if losing in such fashion isn't bad enough already, the coach has to make it worse by saying they weren't even really trying to play defense. So basically, uncontested, they still couldn't make a shot. Nice.
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"According to Cleveland.com, Gilmour Academy defeated Northeast Ohio College Prep 108-1 in a Division III North Ridgeville Sectional semifinal game."
Semifinal game? What I want to know was just how bad were the the teams that this one point outfit beat to get to the semifinals?
Semifinal game? What I want to know was just how bad were the the teams that this one point outfit beat to get to the semifinals?
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I graduated from Gilmour Academy many moons ago. They were never ones to run up the score and I don't believe things have changed - course it was a boy's only school then. Art Rooney - Steelers President - was our QB back then.
If you were to google the school, you'd see that this "game score" doesn't jive.
If you were to google the school, you'd see that this "game score" doesn't jive.
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- Jun 13, 2014
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I had some history with one of these terrible type of teams and it played out like one of those cheesy kids movies except we sure as hell didn't win the championship in the end.
I helped my son coach a 10 year old flag football team one season for some of his public service requirements in high school. We had never been involved with this league and because my son found out about the coaching vacancy late we missed the tryouts and league "draft". Thus, we ended up with all the kids none of the other teams wanted including a kid with autism and another kid who's parents signed him up to help "socialize" him. He wanted to be anywhere other than a football field.
The coach with the best team obviously loaded it up with the best players claiming that he had to have "best-player-so-and-so" on his team because he shared a ride with "other-best-player-so-and-so". And of course he had to have his son and his son's best friends who also happened to be good players etc., etc., etc.,. You know the kind of guy. Anyway, we sucked out loud. Couldn't run, throw or catch. The autistic kid, bless his heart, tried but just couldn't grasp the concepts of football and the other kid would spend practice in la-la land singing showtunes.
So when we played the stacked team with dooshbag coach they were predictably annihilating us. They were using trick plays even after they were winning by a half dozen touchdowns and dooshboy was acting like he was winning the Super Bowl. My kids were trying and weren't letting up even though we had no chance. By the 4th quarter it was a rout. So dooshboy decides he's going to be "magnanimous" and has his kids no even try to grab my kids' flags or even run after them. This of course embarrassed my kids to no end and pissed me the f**k off. I walked over to smirking dooshboy and quietly told him to cut that sh!t out and that if he does it again we will have sterner words later. He feigned righteous indignation but had his kids quit.
It's been 6-7 years, but when I see this guy around town I still stare him down.
I helped my son coach a 10 year old flag football team one season for some of his public service requirements in high school. We had never been involved with this league and because my son found out about the coaching vacancy late we missed the tryouts and league "draft". Thus, we ended up with all the kids none of the other teams wanted including a kid with autism and another kid who's parents signed him up to help "socialize" him. He wanted to be anywhere other than a football field.
The coach with the best team obviously loaded it up with the best players claiming that he had to have "best-player-so-and-so" on his team because he shared a ride with "other-best-player-so-and-so". And of course he had to have his son and his son's best friends who also happened to be good players etc., etc., etc.,. You know the kind of guy. Anyway, we sucked out loud. Couldn't run, throw or catch. The autistic kid, bless his heart, tried but just couldn't grasp the concepts of football and the other kid would spend practice in la-la land singing showtunes.
So when we played the stacked team with dooshbag coach they were predictably annihilating us. They were using trick plays even after they were winning by a half dozen touchdowns and dooshboy was acting like he was winning the Super Bowl. My kids were trying and weren't letting up even though we had no chance. By the 4th quarter it was a rout. So dooshboy decides he's going to be "magnanimous" and has his kids no even try to grab my kids' flags or even run after them. This of course embarrassed my kids to no end and pissed me the f**k off. I walked over to smirking dooshboy and quietly told him to cut that sh!t out and that if he does it again we will have sterner words later. He feigned righteous indignation but had his kids quit.
It's been 6-7 years, but when I see this guy around town I still stare him down.
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