Come on people where is all the support for Westfield, best team ever

WINNING!!!!!!!!!

Bulldog Booster' Wrote:
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> Come on people where is all the support for
> Westfield, best team ever
>
> WINNING!!!!!!!!!


I'm telling you watch out for Rolando Blackman, he just committed to Auburn.

Where are the real football fans, please come back

where is the real Wrote:
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> Where are the real football fans, please come back


No this thread must be killed.

He is a 5 star salad tosser.
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What the fuck is wrong with you right wing nuts. First trump and now all this homosexuality on this board. Why can't we enjoy the topic of this forum. This is why websites like ESPN and etc switched to signing up through your Facebook account so you dumb ass trolls would piped down. This is an embarrassment to our county, state snd country. We're better than this

Right wing Wrote:
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> What the fuck is wrong with you right wing nuts.
> First trump and now all this homosexuality on this
> board. Why can't we enjoy the topic of this forum.
> This is why websites like ESPN and etc switched
> to signing up through your Facebook account so you
> dumb ass trolls would piped down. This is an
> embarrassment to our county, state snd country.
> We're better than this


So grown ups can take about kids playing a game

Maybe this is what's wrong Wrote:
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> Right wing Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > What the fuck is wrong with you right wing
> nuts.
> > First trump and now all this homosexuality on
> this
> > board. Why can't we enjoy the topic of this
> forum.
> > This is why websites like ESPN and etc
> switched
> > to signing up through your Facebook account so
> you
> > dumb ass trolls would piped down. This is an
> > embarrassment to our county, state snd country.
> > We're better than this
>
>
> So grown ups can take about kids playing a game
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You gave away your bias, you liberal fag. Why not just say, "lets just have a football site with no politics? You couldn't help yourself. You're just like those other idiots you complain about.

I'm not even from VA but I am glad I could derail this thread.

nxjYj Wrote:
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> Bulldog Booster' Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Come on people where is all the support for
> > Westfield, best team ever
> >
> > WINNING!!!!!!!!!
>
>
> I'm telling you watch out for Rolando Blackman, he
> just committed to Auburn.

Yeah Blackman is a stud, NOVA really needs to up their game producing players.

Rolando? Gee, I wonder if he's a nigger?
I'd love to see that nigger's SAT scores. But, don't worry....he can still go to Auburn because he can run up and down a field; and rape white girls in their dorm room on weekends.

rolando? Wrote:
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> Rolando? Gee, I wonder if he's a nigger?
> I'd love to see that nigger's SAT scores. But,
> don't worry....he can still go to Auburn because
> he can run up and down a field; and rape white
> girls in their dorm room on weekends.


He is a football player. Two of the benefits are not needing to go to class and getting all the girls you can rape. Just make sure you don't get them pregnant until you know your going to the NFL.

Anyone ever heard of Manassas Park High School Football

Chonga Wrote:
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> Anyone ever heard of Manassas Park High School
> Football


Yeah, we use to play them in the Bull Run district. They were very good at football because of a few players. But they were pretty terrible at other sports.

Jesus another one of our players kicked off the team for being a nigger.

2016 Virginia Preseason Football Fab 5, presented by the Army National Guard
Oscar Smith starts out the season on top. But also watch out for Woodberry Forest, Westfield, Highland Springs and Salem in the Virginia football #MaxPrepsFab5.


Monday, August 8, 2016
By Mitch Stephens | MaxPreps.com

1. Oscar Smith (Chesapeake)
Head coach: Rich Morgan
2015 record: 13-1
Team preview

The Tigers had another stellar season in 2015 but this one ended with a loss, 49-42 in three overtimes to Westfield in the 6A state final. One of the most successful programs in the country, Oscar Smith has won at least 10 games every season since 2004. During that time it has gone 153-16.

Oscar Smith returns some outstanding players from last year, including strong safety and receiver Khalik Perry, quarterback Shon Mitchell and receiver Larry Chapel. In the state title loss, Perry had an 89-yard fumble return for a score, Mitchell threw for 369 yards and Chapel caught eight passes for 205 yards. The Tigers return nine starters on defense.

**(4 Star Keshon Artis MLB not even mentioned)
***(Multiple Underclassman Studs from JV & Freshmen will start & play major roles again for 2016)
****(None of the above players mentioned are actually the best player on the team!! You'll know who it is by the playoffs!!)


The Tigers opens the season at home against the nation's No. 19 team DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) on Aug. 26.


2. Woodberry Forest
Head coach: Clint Alexander
2015 record: 8-2-1
Team preview

The Tigers return one of the most lethal passing combinations in the state, with quarterback Lindell Stone (3,494 passing yards, 39 touchdowns) and receiver Terrell Jana (62 catches, 1,034 yards, 13 touchdowns). Junior running back Jameel Wilson should do the bulk of the rushing and the defense is led by Joseph Stephenson, who led the team with 146 tackles last season.


3. Westfield (Chantilly)
Head coach: Kyle Simmons
2015 record: 14-1
Team preview

The Bulldogs won their first state title since 2007 with their wild win over Oscar Smith. Westfield has won 61 games over the last five seasons. Rehman Johnson is back at quarterback for the Bulldogs after rushing for 110 yards and three touchdowns in the title game and was aided by another returner, 6-3, 315-pound guard JeanMarc Tsetou.



4. Highland Springs
Head coach: Loren Johnson
2015 record: 14-1
Team preview
Malik Johnson, Highland Springs
Photo by Fred Ingham
Malik Johnson, Highland Springs
The Springers finished off their first state title since 1981 with a 27-7 5A win over Stone Bridge, as the defense took charge. Among the returning players to watch are running back Shavon Harkless, all-around athlete Malik Johnson, quarterback Juwan Carter and defensive end Tavien Blackwell.


5. Salem
Head coach: Steve Magenbauer
2015 record: 14-0
Team preview

The Spartans outscored opponents 577-154 last year, including a thrilling 17-14 double-overtime win over Lake Taylor in the 4A final. It was the school's seventh state football title, but first in 10 years. A 27-yard field goal by then sophomore Nate Craft was the game winner.

Craft is back, as is starting quarterback Noah Beckley, who accounted for 103 yards in the title game. Among other key returning players are receivers Joseph Quinn, Viante Tucker and Nick Wade, along with cornerback Luke Owen. All are from the Class of 2018.

Saw these two teams scrimmage last night and must say that I was surprised by the quality of defenses for each of the teams, but a bit disappointed by the WS offense. Muskett certainly wasn't on his A-Game last night, although I do suspect that their offense wasn't showing very much. Oakton played very well all-night defensively and was heads and toes bigger in size than the Spartans, who have some of the smaller O and D-Lines in the region.

It aint the size of the school….It is all the type of kid….When did TC dominate? When did West Pot win their two? What about Annandale?

So when I go out to eat, the schools get to tax that to pay for pedophile band coaches and so on?

I say, those of you who are so FUCKING FIXATED ON FOOTBALL should FUCKING PAY FOR FUCKING FOOTBALL.

Fuck All Of You FAGGOTS Wrote:
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> I say, those of you who are so FUCKING FIXATED ON
> FOOTBALL should FUCKING PAY FOR FUCKING FOOTBALL.

Haven't you whiners figured it out yet? The overwhelmingly vast majority of the public supports football, sports and other extra-curricular activities at their public schools. I would bet like 95% of the general public. You handful of screwball nutcases are an infinitesimal speck in the large scheme of things. It may give you some satisfaction to cry on anonymous forums - but trust me - you nearly alone.

Finally, go look at the FCPS budget. And then come back and tell us how much money eliminating sports and activities from FCPS would save. Oh, wait it's already been done.

FCPS said eliminating sports and activities would save $11 and $12 million respectively for a total of $23 million.

FCPS spent $2.6 BILLION in FY 2015-2016. Eliminating sports and activities would have saved LESS THAN 1%. I repeat, LESS THAN 1%.

3NTxw Wrote:
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> Fuck All Of You FAGGOTS Wrote:
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> -----
> > I say, those of you who are so FUCKING FIXATED
> ON
> > FOOTBALL should FUCKING PAY FOR FUCKING
> FOOTBALL.
>
> Haven't you whiners figured it out yet? The
> overwhelmingly vast majority of the public
> supports football, sports and other
> extra-curricular activities at their public
> schools. I would bet like 95% of the general
> public. You handful of screwball nutcases are an
> infinitesimal speck in the large scheme of things.
> It may give you some satisfaction to cry on
> anonymous forums - but trust me - you nearly
> alone.
>
> Finally, go look at the FCPS budget. And then
> come back and tell us how much money eliminating
> sports and activities from FCPS would save. Oh,
> wait it's already been done.
>
> FCPS said eliminating sports and activities would
> save $11 and $12 million respectively for a total
> of $23 million.
>
> FCPS spent $2.6 BILLION in FY 2015-2016.
> Eliminating sports and activities would have saved
> LESS THAN 1%. I repeat, LESS THAN 1%.

1) If the vast majority wants football, that's fine, let them pay for it. I suspect parents from El Salvador don't give two hoots about it.

2) Eliminate $23 million, well, well, well. That's a chunk of the $100 million or so they want to raise from the meals tax. Get rid of football, or make it completely self-supporting, make a few more cuts, and there's no need for a meals tax.

3) Going back to 1) and 2), if the football fans are willing to pay for football, maybe in the form of a "modest surcharge" (a term the pro-meals tax people seem to love) over and above the actual cost of football, the budget picture looks even better.

But the bottom line is this-yes, FCPS spends 2.6 billion, it is far from clear all of this is well spent. Some things are going to have to go. Some things, like football, could also be turned into profit centers.

What would these niggers do without football?

Bulldog Booster Wrote:
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> What would these niggers do without football?


If they want to play, someone needs to pay. Residents are tired of subsidizing a never ending stream of special interest/special needs groups: football fans, transgender students, keyboard consultants, band geeks (and their parents), wannabe rocket scientists and so on. If the schools don't move back to basics they will collapse.

Bulldog Booster Wrote:
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> What would these niggers do without football?
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They still have basketball, drug dealing, rap "music", and committing lots and lots of violent crime everyday.

needs of the black community Wrote:
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> Bulldog Booster Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------

>
> If they want to play, someone needs to pay.
> Residents are tired of subsidizing a never ending
> stream of special interest/special needs groups:
> football fans, transgender students, keyboard
> consultants, band geeks (and their parents),
> wannabe rocket scientists and so on. If the
> schools don't move back to basics they will
> collapse.

No. You are an idiot. Lumping transgender and consultants in with sports and extra-curricular activities proves it.

Sports and extra-curricular activities have been a staple of the American high school experience for well over 100 years. Nothing has collapsed yet.

Virtually everyone supports them and their cost is minuscule compared to the benefits and compared to the real budget line items that are draining the taxpayer. You are a fool to focus on sports and activities if you are interested in saving taxpayer dollars.

dTPLP Wrote:
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> needs of the black community Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Bulldog Booster Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
>
> >
> > If they want to play, someone needs to pay.
> > Residents are tired of subsidizing a never
> ending
> > stream of special interest/special needs
> groups:
> > football fans, transgender students, keyboard
> > consultants, band geeks (and their parents),
> > wannabe rocket scientists and so on. If the
> > schools don't move back to basics they will
> > collapse.
>
> No. You are an idiot. Lumping transgender and
> consultants in with sports and extra-curricular
> activities proves it.
>
> Sports and extra-curricular activities have been a
> staple of the American high school experience for
> well over 100 years. Nothing has collapsed yet.
>
> Virtually everyone supports them and their cost is
> minuscule compared to the benefits and compared to
> the real budget line items that are draining the
> taxpayer. You are a fool to focus on sports and
> activities if you are interested in saving
> taxpayer dollars.

Instead of fixating on football, why not provide some concrete suggestions as to how FCPS could save some money? If the meals tax does not pass (and it won't), there will be a major budget crunch and football could be on the chopping block.

Don't think it is sacred-it is not.

if you're so smart Wrote:
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> Instead of fixating on football, why not provide
> some concrete suggestions as to how FCPS could
> save some money? If the meals tax does not pass
> (and it won't), there will be a major budget
> crunch and football could be on the chopping
> block.
>
> Don't think it is sacred-it is not.

Who is fixating on football? You.

There has been a faux major budget crunch with FCPS every single year for the last 10 years. Why would this year be any different?

I guess you weren't paying attention to the last budget go around where FCPS allowed commentary and feedback on proposed line items to cut. Eliminating sports and extra-curricular activities would not come close to solving the "budget crunch."

This is where FCPS spent their money last year. If they were run like a normal business where do you think your average CEO would start looking to save some money?
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Hi, I'm Vince Lombardi. High school kids do better in the classroom while in season of their respective sports. You Furfux taxpayers need to shut the effff up and pay for dem boys to play on my team. Come November though, they don't give a shit about school and are taking you fools for a fool.

The most important thing though is to keep paying for my big salary while you send your kids to BI and I babysit the Salvadorians whom can't speak a word of fucken English.

tdehb Wrote:
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> if you're so smart Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > Instead of fixating on football, why not
> provide
> > some concrete suggestions as to how FCPS could
> > save some money? If the meals tax does not pass
> > (and it won't), there will be a major budget
> > crunch and football could be on the chopping
> > block.
> >
> > Don't think it is sacred-it is not.
>
> Who is fixating on football? You.
>
> There has been a faux major budget crunch with
> FCPS every single year for the last 10 years. Why
> would this year be any different?
>
> I guess you weren't paying attention to the last
> budget go around where FCPS allowed commentary and
> feedback on proposed line items to cut.
> Eliminating sports and extra-curricular activities
> would not come close to solving the "budget
> crunch."
>
> This is where FCPS spent their money last year.
> If they were run like a normal business where do
> you think your average CEO would start looking to
> save some money?

It isn't run like a normal business. It is run on the premise that all they have to do to get more money is to ask for it. They did not want what they got this time, so they bulled the Board of Supervisors into putting the meals tax referendum on the ballot. A real company would have made serious cuts (maybe even including football) before resorting to this. This move has made the schools very unpopular, especially in light of falling test scores and wasteful expenditures (well documented all over the place).

That kid is nasty.

dTPLP Wrote:
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> needs of the black community Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Bulldog Booster Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
>
> >
> > If they want to play, someone needs to pay.
> > Residents are tired of subsidizing a never
> ending
> > stream of special interest/special needs
> groups:
> > football fans, transgender students, keyboard
> > consultants, band geeks (and their parents),
> > wannabe rocket scientists and so on. If the
> > schools don't move back to basics they will
> > collapse.
>
> No. You are an idiot. Lumping transgender and
> consultants in with sports and extra-curricular
> activities proves it.
>
> Sports and extra-curricular activities have been a
> staple of the American high school experience for
> well over 100 years. Nothing has collapsed yet.
>
> Virtually everyone supports them and their cost is
> minuscule compared to the benefits and compared to
> the real budget line items that are draining the
> taxpayer. You are a fool to focus on sports and
> activities if you are interested in saving
> taxpayer dollars.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/ct-vanderbilt-football-player-convicted-rape-20160618-story.html

Yes, and football, your so called "staple of the American high school experience" has become a big problem on college campuses. Pay for it and regulate it, or face the possibility of losing it for good.

Here's a novel Idea while I pay $8,000 a year in Property Tax, to Support FCPS and other County expenditures...Pedro and His 16 roomates Pay...How much for their 32 Kids, nieces..nephews ..cousins

staple this, derper Wrote:
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> http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/ct-
> vanderbilt-football-player-convicted-rape-20160618
> -story.html
>
> Yes, and football, your so called "staple of the
> American high school experience" has become a big
> problem on college campuses. Pay for it and
> regulate it, or face the possibility of losing it
> for good.

I fail to understand what that story has to do with football and more specifically high school football in Fairfax County. Anyone can cherry-pick news.

Based on your logic it is clearly time to remove math from the FCPS curriculum. It is dangerous.

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Math-Teacher-Charged-With-Raping-Sexually-Assaulting-2-Students-379677671.html

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> staple this, derper Wrote:
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>
> >
> http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/ct-
>
> >
> vanderbilt-football-player-convicted-rape-20160618
>
> > -story.html
> >
> > Yes, and football, your so called "staple of
> the
> > American high school experience" has become a
> big
> > problem on college campuses. Pay for it and
> > regulate it, or face the possibility of losing
> it
> > for good.
>
> I fail to understand what that story has to do
> with football and more specifically high school
> football in Fairfax County. Anyone can
> cherry-pick news.
>
> Based on your logic it is clearly time to remove
> math from the FCPS curriculum. It is dangerous.
>
> http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Math-Teach
> er-Charged-With-Raping-Sexually-Assaulting-2-Stude
> nts-379677671.html

1) Math is part of the curriculum; physical education is, but football, specifically the overblown spectacle it has become is not. Consequently, it could be cut. Those wishing to play could join athletic clubs.

2) NVCC is, admittedly, something of a farce.

3) Football-related rape appears to be something of a systematic problem:


http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/04/16/sports/errors-in-inquiry-on-rape-allegations-against-fsu-jameis-winston.html?_r=0

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/05/25/white-high-school-football-players-in-idaho-charged-with-raping-black-disabled-teammate-with-a-coat-hanger/

http://www.omaha.com/huskers/shatel-special-meeting-between-rape-survivor-husker-football-team-could/article_3772ffea-38e1-11e6-952a-6b83e4b2c26d.html

http://www.burntorangenation.com/2016/6/8/11886220/how-one-phone-call-can-prevent-a-texas-football-rape-scandal

http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/06/08/americas-rape-culture-football-art-briles-and-baylor-university/

You don't see this for math, chess, or any of the other subjects people tend to cherry pick in defense of football.

A nice closing argument is the level of complicity in the Penn State scandal. The statue of Joe Paterno should be melted down-in public. Pieces could be given to the victims to commemorate the delayed, but inevitable justice, that they received. The rest should be made into a monument to the victims of football rape whose voices may never be heard.

try again, Biff Wrote:
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> 1) Math is part of the curriculum; physical
> education is, but football, specifically the
> overblown spectacle it has become is not.
> Consequently, it could be cut. Those wishing to
> play could join athletic clubs.

Diversionary argument. Your point was to cherry-pick a news story about a non-high school footballer in another state and attempt to besmirch Fairfax County high school football athletes en masse. Your also equated a "problem" with college campuses with high school.




> 2) NVCC is, admittedly, something of a farce.

What does that have to do with anything? You are arguing that FCPS is a farce.


>
> 3) Football-related rape appears to be something
> of a systematic problem:
>
>
> http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/04/16/spor
> ts/errors-in-inquiry-on-rape-allegations-against-f
> su-jameis-winston.html?_r=0
>
> https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp
> /2016/05/25/white-high-school-football-players-in-
> idaho-charged-with-raping-black-disabled-teammate-
> with-a-coat-hanger/
>
> http://www.omaha.com/huskers/shatel-special-meetin
> g-between-rape-survivor-husker-football-team-could
> /article_3772ffea-38e1-11e6-952a-6b83e4b2c26d.html
>
>
> http://www.burntorangenation.com/2016/6/8/11886220
> /how-one-phone-call-can-prevent-a-texas-football-r
> ape-scandal
>
> http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/06/08/americas-ra
> pe-culture-football-art-briles-and-baylor-universi
> ty/
>
> You don't see this for math, chess, or any of the
> other subjects people tend to cherry pick in
> defense of football.

You couldn't be more wrong. You are buying into the left-wing news media created stories attempting to eliminate masculine sports. Their has been a crusade against football for well over 10 years now and the news media bias over what stories get covered have created this "problem."


> A nice closing argument is the level of complicity
> in the Penn State scandal. The statue of Joe
> Paterno should be melted down-in public. Pieces
> could be given to the victims to commemorate the
> delayed, but inevitable justice, that they
> received. The rest should be made into a monument
> to the victims of football rape whose voices may
> never be heard.

What does Joe Paterno have to do with FCPS football? Answer: nothing. Don't be so emotional. Think logically.

Chess Instructor
http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2016/06/10/chess-teacher-sex-abuse-trial.html
Ag Teacher
http://5newsonline.com/2016/07/19/panama-teacher-arrested-following-investigation-of-student-rape/
Spanish Teacher
http://www.observer-reporter.com/20160729/fort_cherry_high_school_teacher_charged_with_rape
Music Teacher
http://13wham.com/news/top-stories/ontario-co-man-arrested-for-rape
Substitute Teacher
http://5newsonline.com/2016/02/26/springdale-substitute-teacher-arrested-on-suspicion-of-raping-14-year-old-girl/
Science/Social Studies Teacher
http://www.wrcbtv.com/story/30741671/update-grundy-county-teacher-pleads-guilty-to-statutory-rape-charges
English Teacher
http://www.katc.com/story/31840605/vermilion-parish-teacher-accused-of-rape
Math Teacher
http://wate.com/2016/07/15/middle-tennessee-teacher-arrested-on-statutory-rape-charges/
English Teacher
http://www.riverreporter.com/content/14/2015/11/20/tri-valley-teacher-arrested-rape
Geography/History Teacher
http://fox13now.com/2015/04/01/former-utah-junior-high-teacher-arrested-for-rape-of-15-year-old-student/
Special Ed Teacher
http://www.observer-reporter.com/20160108/former_trinity_high_school_teacher_arrested_on_rape_charges
Elementary School Teacher
http://www.10tv.com/article/prosecutors-olentangy-teacher-sexually-abused-girls-aged-8-10-school-took-cell-phone-video-0

There are literally 100s of similar stories out there if one takes the time to look. If someone wanted to start a campaign against teachers...

I have a problem-and a big one-in using school finances (apparently in short supply) for what is, essentially, a boys-only activity.

Emma the Excluded Wrote:
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> I have a problem-and a big one-in using school
> finances (apparently in short supply) for what is,
> essentially, a boys-only activity.

Bet you cried when they eliminated boys gymnastics.

The fact that football players and coaches receive special treatment is part of what has caused the problems with football, such as a screaming sense of entitlement and the growing phenomenon of rape culture.

For example:

http://www.wacotrib.com/sports/baylor/football/ncaa-uncertainty-leaves-baylor-football-in-danger-of-return-to/article_53397fda-244e-11e6-9879-b72afcf0161a.html

A football player (or coach) is no different than the best science student (or science teacher). The fact that football has been singled out as a, if not the, paragon of high school excellence is a problem. In many, if not most cases, girls cannot play, a fact highlighting the elitist and exclusionary nature of football. As a result, girls are typecast into roles such as cheerleaders, and more, unfortunately, rape victims.

High school sports are not cheap. They need not only to self-support, but, if any leniency is to be given players for poor academic performance, this must be counterbalanced with a hard requirement that sports also help generate revenue for schools. It is not fair for residents-many of whom have daughters who cannot receive the special "football treatment"-to subsidize football and other sports.

Given FCPS' budget woes, the funding of sports needs to be looked at. All indications suggest that the meals tax referendum will be soundly defeated. As a result, the schools will have to rethink their fiscal position, and some of this rethinking will have to include not only the level and nature of sports funding, but also the role that sports serve within the context of the educational system.

There are no budget woes. It is propaganda.

Not sure how this page went from talking about local high school football, then to moronic insults and slurs from a couple children, to a discussion about eliminating high school football. Not sure about most area schools but I just received and email from a current Westfield player asking to help meet his pledge of $625 for the program through fundraising.

So, let's see, presuming he hits that goal, along with his other 99 teammates that's $62,500 the program has raised for itself. Now realistically not all the players are going to hit that goal but my point is that programs like Westfield seems to generate the revenue to cover the cost of their programs.

In regards to the threads circulating about football culture and rape those incidents would occur if the individual's were football players or not. The world is filled with horrible people who do horrible things. The culture of the sport isn't what caused the crimes to occur, it was the individual and more or less their upbringing that attributed to it. If anything the football programs I know of teach respect, teamwork, dedication, etc.

One last thought, it's a stretch but just think about it. You think the administration at the next level wants to see high school football eliminated? Think of the revenue generated in college from these programs, it's mind boggling. Of course, what feeds these programs but the high school football player.

My suggestion, let's get back to what the purpose of this thread is, to discuss high school football. The teams everyone thinks will be good, what players to watch, so on and so forth. Those who have interrupted this thread with childish behavior or discussions of budget shortfall please leave and start an individual thread!

Bulldog Booster Wrote:
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> Not sure how this page went from talking about
> local high school football, then to moronic
> insults and slurs from a couple children, to a
> discussion about eliminating high school football.
> Not sure about most area schools but I just
> received and email from a current Westfield player
> asking to help meet his pledge of $625 for the
> program through fundraising.
>
> So, let's see, presuming he hits that goal, along
> with his other 99 teammates that's $62,500 the
> program has raised for itself. Now realistically
> not all the players are going to hit that goal but
> my point is that programs like Westfield seems to
> generate the revenue to cover the cost of their
> programs.
>
> In regards to the threads circulating about
> football culture and rape those incidents would
> occur if the individual's were football players or
> not. The world is filled with horrible people who
> do horrible things. The culture of the sport isn't
> what caused the crimes to occur, it was the
> individual and more or less their upbringing that
> attributed to it. If anything the football
> programs I know of teach respect, teamwork,
> dedication, etc.
>
> One last thought, it's a stretch but just think
> about it. You think the administration at the next
> level wants to see high school football
> eliminated? Think of the revenue generated in
> college from these programs, it's mind boggling.
> Of course, what feeds these programs but the high
> school football player.
>
> My suggestion, let's get back to what the purpose
> of this thread is, to discuss high school
> football. The teams everyone thinks will be good,
> what players to watch, so on and so forth. Those
> who have interrupted this thread with childish
> behavior or discussions of budget shortfall please
> leave and start an individual thread!

1) If Westfield wants football, let Westfield pay for football-in its entirety. If you like football, contribute as much as you like, but don't expect the rest of us to share your passion.

2) A problem with football is the special treatment that players and coaches get. Read this:

http://www.wacotrib.com/sports/baylor/football/ncaa-uncertainty-leaves-baylor-football-in-danger-of-return-to/article_53397fda-244e-11e6-9879-b72afcf0161a.html

It seems, just maybe, that being shielded weakens the deterrent force laws are supposed to have. The whole idea of special treatment is problematic in and of itself.

3) You don't need the apostrophe in individual's. Maybe you could ask the Westfields player about that.

4) It is not clear what you mean by "the administration at the next level" but the same line of thinking applies. If they want football, let them pay for it. Most colleges work out their own funding; yes, football is part of it, but it is not realistic, or proper, to expect local residents to subsidize football in the schools where it is a part of their fundraising regime.

5) One might argue that this is a public forum, and a fairly unregulated one at that. Football fans might want to pool their funds and set up a paid membership site where they can have their discussions.

So to redirect the conversation back to football. Has anyone seen Sayed Smith or Devon Watkins play? They were just offered by UVA and I think more offers are to come.

The stated purpose of this forum is:

"Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site designed to improve communication among residents of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything Northern Virginia residents would find interesting."

It doesn't say anything about restricting the conversation to football.

In Fairfax, the fact that the school board is so money hungry has made football about more than games and players. Politics is in there whether it should be or not.

Since football fans have brought "the next level" into this, discussion of football rape is not out of line either.

If you want a narrowly focused, controlled forum, nothing is stopping you from setting one up. Do not expect the other participants here to share your view of the world of football.

And I took a shower?

WESTFIELD = DIXIE CUPPING = BREAKING RULES = TEACHING THAT WINNING MORE IMPORTANT THAN VALUES =


WINNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Breaking rules = rape.

Winning more important than values = terrorism.

Sorry if this is what football is all about I don't want any.

not that easy Wrote:
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> The stated purpose of this forum is:
>
> "Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site
> designed to improve communication among residents
> of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything
> Northern Virginia residents would find
> interesting."
>
> It doesn't say anything about restricting the
> conversation to football.

Actually, that is the purpose of the FORUM. Not an individual THREAD.. You are troll, a thread-hijacker. Pure and simple and no less disruptive than the insulters and porn posters. Start your own thread. Guess what - NO ONE WILL READ IT.

idiotalert Wrote:
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> not that easy Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The stated purpose of this forum is:
> >
> > "Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site
> > designed to improve communication among
> residents
> > of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post
> anything
> > Northern Virginia residents would find
> > interesting."
> >
> > It doesn't say anything about restricting the
> > conversation to football.
>
> Actually, that is the purpose of the FORUM.
> Not an individual THREAD.. You are troll,
> a thread-hijacker. Pure and simple and no less
> disruptive than the insulters and porn posters.
> Start your own thread. Guess what - NO ONE WILL
> READ IT.

Who appointed you thread police?

You don't seem to mind the prominent picture of the kid with his dick hanging out.

order in the court Wrote:
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> Who appointed you thread police?

Who appointed you the police of the thread police?

not that easy Wrote:
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> The stated purpose of this forum is:
>
> "Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site
> designed to improve communication among residents
> of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything
> Northern Virginia residents would find
> interesting."
>
> It doesn't say anything about restricting the
> conversation to football.
>
> In Fairfax, the fact that the school board is so
> money hungry has made football about more than
> games and players. Politics is in there whether it
> should be or not.
>
> Since football fans have brought "the next level"
> into this, discussion of football rape is not out
> of line either.
>
> If you want a narrowly focused, controlled forum,
> nothing is stopping you from setting one up. Do
> not expect the other participants here to share
> your view of the world of football.

^^^^^
Hilary voter

eJEGu Wrote:
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> order in the court Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Who appointed you thread police?
>
> Who appointed you the police of the thread police?

Flip Flippen, didn't you know he invented the Internet?

The idiot that keeps trolling this thread, FFU is a public forum, which contains individual threads for anyone to participate. The original purpose of this particular football was to discuss high school football. You decided to hijack it and go on about abolishing the sport, the culture of rape, entitlement, and everything else you assume it leads to. In other words go start your thread that's specifically for this, don't interrupt one that seemingly had some good dialogue until you went on your high and mighty. You're no different than those idiots burning the American flag and proclaiming their hatred for this county. If you don't like it than leave, because the majority of the posters on this thread were here to discuss football, not politics you idiot.....

And before you go all high and mighty yes there are a few typos, forgive me.

And you forgot to mention that this troll is also a blatant anti-black racist. Someone that views the average football athlete (largely black) as thugs and rapists. And wants to eliminate a sport dominated by blacks. A typical hypocritical lib no doubt.

The title of the thread is "High School Football 2016" which is a bit broad. It would seem that all discussion, both pro and con, would be accepted...

"Linemen, cheerleaders, and rapists, lend me your ears"

Now there's a high school memory for you, becoming literate.

A high school memory Wrote:
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> The title of the thread is "High School Football
> 2016" which is a bit broad. It would seem that all
> discussion, both pro and con, would be
> accepted...

No. You are just an idiot. And a troll. That is all.

Shakespeare was around, and appreciated, hundreds of years before football, and when football is just a footnote somewhere, people will still appreciate Shakespeare.

Persistence of Memory Wrote:
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> Shakespeare was around, and appreciated, hundreds
> of years before football, and when football is
> just a footnote somewhere, people will still
> appreciate Shakespeare.

http://lastwordonsports.com/2016/04/23/sport-shakespearean-shakespeare-loved-sport/

NdMPE Wrote:
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> Persistence of Memory Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Shakespeare was around, and appreciated,
> hundreds
> > of years before football, and when football is
> > just a footnote somewhere, people will still
> > appreciate Shakespeare.
>
> http://lastwordonsports.com/2016/04/23/sport-shake
> spearean-shakespeare-loved-sport/

Then why do football players make fun of, and bully, kids in drama?

Why isn't a school's drama department given the same special treatment as the athletic department?

then it might be nice Wrote:
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> NdMPE Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Persistence of Memory Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Shakespeare was around, and appreciated,
> > hundreds
> > > of years before football, and when football
> is
> > > just a footnote somewhere, people will still
> > > appreciate Shakespeare.
> >
> >
> http://lastwordonsports.com/2016/04/23/sport-shake
>
> > spearean-shakespeare-loved-sport/
>
> Then why do football players make fun of, and
> bully, kids in drama?
>
> Why isn't a school's drama department given the
> same special treatment as the athletic department?

You know what is really odd - the only high school kid from FCPS that I personally know of that has been convicted of rape... was a DRAMA student.

Luke Saia is 6'2

Chantilly TE picking up offers/ Interest at the FBS level. will be a 2 way player this year.

"FBS Interest" could mean a lot of things. But pat on the back to see the offer from Kentucky Christian. Always great to see athletes from the area compete at the next level while their education is paid for.

Concorde Wrote:
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> Chantilly TE picking up offers/ Interest at the
> FBS level. will be a 2 way player this year.


To where ?

George Whitfield Wrote:
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> Rank - em the QB GURU is here to lay it out:
>
> Top 5:
>
> Toss- up between Muskett and D'Andre Thomas for
> Size and arm strength, these two can sling the
> Ball and are 6-3" - 6-4" with room to grow, so
> lets call them 1-A and 1-B
>
> #3 Rehman Johnson - for being the reigning champ
> 6A, has room for improvement, decision making,
> ball control (fumbles) yet has the arm to make all
> the big throws and has the legs to rack up 100+
> yards and 2 TD's in the Big Game. Solid #3
>
> #4 Kyle Brickerd Broad Run, dual threat
> passer/Runner surrounded by a lot of talent
> offensively and a strong defensive front, look for
> him to pass for over 1500yds and possibly eclipse
> the 1000 yard mark on the ground as well.
>
> #5 Patrick Bentley Patriot great size, capable of
> making all the throws and can tuck and run when
> needed. could be a great season individually if
> the pieces fall right.
>
> now the dings:
> Miller plays for a team that throws maybe 5 tinmes
> a year, it was an interception thrown late in the
> game that cost them a trip to the Region Finals.
> hand the ball off Rams..Hand the Ball off! Don't
> be the Seattle Seahawks of the Northern Region
> give Marshaun the Ball.
>
> Salisbury, although a great Athlete has a lot to
> prove, ending your season on the last play with a
> personal foul when your down 40-8 does not speak
> well for ones character. hopefully some humility
> is instilled at that program and they can get back
> after a state title.
>
> Jameel siler - has not been able to duplicate the
> success of his predecessor's until he can overcome
> his short-comings and lead Centreville out of the
> first round he will be looking over his shoulder
> at the depth chart!
>
> more to come...

So Thomas and Brickerd are not playing this season for Briar Woods and Broad Run respectively. What up with their sliding programs? 5A too much for them. BW players transferring to Stone Bridge?

Westfield QB Wrote:
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> Sounds like Westfield has a pretty solid Freshman
> QB this year who is getting some Varsity
> reps...Obviously Johnson will be the started
> heading into the season, but what does the backup
> situation look like? Anyone have info on this new
> kid?


His name is Noah Kim. He's gonna be the next big player out of NOVA.

John Dope Wrote:
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> Westfield QB Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Sounds like Westfield has a pretty solid
> Freshman
> > QB this year who is getting some Varsity
> > reps...Obviously Johnson will be the started
> > heading into the season, but what does the
> backup
> > situation look like? Anyone have info on this
> new
> > kid?
>
>
> His name is Noah Kim. He's gonna be the next big
> player out of NOVA.

Not as big as Taco Charlton

Taco charlton Wrote:
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> John Dope Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Westfield QB Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Sounds like Westfield has a pretty solid
> > Freshman
> > > QB this year who is getting some Varsity
> > > reps...Obviously Johnson will be the started
> > > heading into the season, but what does the
> > backup
> > > situation look like? Anyone have info on this
> > new
> > > kid?
> >
> >
> > His name is Noah Kim. He's gonna be the next
> big
> > player out of NOVA.
>
> Not as big as Taco Charlton


And then there is Rico Sampson going to FSU next year.

When your getting pick sixed on your third or fourth High school Pass by a 4th string JV CB that was reportedly (FFX Underground Gossip) providing Material Suppport To ISIS the week earlier, your not the next Big Thing coming out of NOVA. What this does show is the LAck of Depth at QB at Westfield, nothing more relax and put your eggs in TACO CHARLTON's Basket...kid can BALL!

Other than the Glennon's Westfield has not really had any star QB's. Some solid high school athletes. The Piscarcik kid was pretty good. But from what I have observed over the years Westfield doesn't really depend on star power at QB. Anything more than serviceable is a luxury item.

jEvEh Wrote:
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> Other than the Glennon's Westfield has not really
> had any star QB's. Some solid high school
> athletes. The Piscarcik kid was pretty good. But
> from what I have observed over the years Westfield
> doesn't really depend on star power at QB.
> Anything more than serviceable is a luxury item.

"Glennon's?" LOL.

There's more to education than football, Bubba.

jEvEh Wrote:
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> Other than the Glennon's Westfield has not really
> had any star QB's. Some solid high school
> athletes. The Piscarcik kid was pretty good. But
> from what I have observed over the years Westfield
> doesn't really depend on star power at QB.
> Anything more than serviceable is a luxury item.


So Scanlon wasn't a star? Probably the best athlete in the state.

High School Priorities? Wrote:
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> "Glennon's?" LOL.
>
> There's more to education than football, Bubba.

You are useless. You don't even know what is being discussed. Sean and Mike Glennon were brothers. Glennon's is a shorthand way of indicating multiple plural possession. The Glennon's = The Glennon brothers.

Westfield = dixie cups = sweeping rampant violations under the rug = acting like a team from Virginia Beach and flouting the rules = have a good record at all costs.

WINNING

WINNING

WINNING!!!!!!

And whining is what other teams in the NR do when they put down Westfield. If you can't be a winner then at least not be a whiner.

When your getting pick sixed on your third or fourth High school Pass by a 4th string JV CB that was reportedly (FFX Underground Gossip) providing Material Suppport To ISIS the week earlier, your not the next Big Thing coming out of NOVA. What this does show is the LAck of Depth at QB at Westfield, nothing more relax and put your eggs in TACO CHARLTON's Basket...kid can BALL!

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The only reason this kid is getting reps on varsity is because Westfield literally has no other option. The kid that was supposed to be the back up always has arm issues so that's not going to work. But the main reason this freshman is on the JV/V roster and not freshman is because his dad is buddies with the QB coach at Westfield. Saw him in action in the inter squad scrimmage, NOTHING special at all, slow delivery and he stares down the receiver. Also to the poster above about Scanlon, yes he's a tremendous athlete but he was no QB. Last season proved that his value was at WR, great hands, good speed, and being 6'5 certainly helps.

Westfield = dixie cupping = flouting the regs = we can do whatever we want =

WINNING!!!!!!!

New game this year at the dixie cupping fest in honor of the Olympics......who can take the already drunk out of dixie cups and make the most circles on Freshman football backsides....hey, they have to earn the right to be on Westfield's football team too especially since we ran out of vaseline (or maybe that should not matter).

WINNING

Westfield = dixie cupping = flouting the regs = we can do whatever we want =

WINNING!!!!!!!
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New game this year at the dixie cupping fest in honor of the Olympics......who can take the already drunk out of dixie cups and make the most circles on Freshman football backsides....hey, they have to earn the right to be on Westfield's football team too especially since we ran out of vaseline (or maybe that should not matter).

WINNING
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Gotta be a butthurt Centreville fan, probably same troll that's throughout bashing WF. What's the matter, realty set in that the short run of success you guys had is gone and mediocre seasons are on the horizon for a quite few years to come?

There were football players from FCHS at the Giant on Rt. 50 last night. They had both doorways blocked by selling tickets.

It is bad enough that they want a meals tax for football, but this is ridiculous. The register to vote people don't hassle you, but there were five or six of these guys, not good and the manager didn't seem that interested in the problem.

Grocery Store Hassle Wrote:
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> There were football players from FCHS at the Giant
> on Rt. 50 last night. They had both doorways
> blocked by selling tickets.
>
> It is bad enough that they want a meals tax for
> football, but this is ridiculous. The register to
> vote people don't hassle you, but there were five
> or six of these guys, not good and the manager
> didn't seem that interested in the problem.

So I thought you wanted football to pay their way through private means? They were fund-raising. And they had permission from Giant. Very common occurrence. Doors were not blocked. All you have to do is walk past and ignore. Or not. Grow up child.

I am from Westfield, I am a winner, people love me, when somebody calls me out on my boorish behavior or cheating ways I always deflect and blame Centreville even though there are many other schools and fans out there that know Westfield is hiding alot of stuff too (but somehow I am still oddly obsessed with Centreville, not sure why), but we are winners, always winners even though we dixie cup.

WINNING
WINNING
WINNING
WINNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I believe you have made this post about 25X already. We get it. Further repetition not really necessary. We get it.

Don't question me - I am from Westfield. There is no limit to the amount of times that I as a Westfield fan will proclaim to the world that Westfield is the best, we are winners! Dixie cupping starts at 8pm Saturday night.

WINNING
WINNING
WINNING

Posting in anonymity clearly in indication of your inept penis size! Winning Winning Winning Winning is a Douche!

WINNING - at least I admit I am a Westfield fan. You use the name heywood jahblowme - yah!

and of course I have a small penis as I am a Westfield fan

Every one on this thread knows your not a Westfield Fan your just an Adult Troll that sits around his Computer feeling accomplished because he got cut from freshmen football back in the 80's... I am a South Lakes Fan and Parent and your both naïve and stupid thinking any given Friday/Saturday Night at any high school in the state the athletes/students aren't drinking and or smoking it s simply who gets caught...get a life Douche Bag!

Yeah asswipe troll get off this site. Westfield is a good place with good kids and good football....and we do win

WINNING

Woodson will win STATES this year, we are looking better than ever!!!!

yhF4E Wrote:
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> Grocery Store Hassle Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > There were football players from FCHS at the
> Giant
> > on Rt. 50 last night. They had both doorways
> > blocked by selling tickets.
> >
> > It is bad enough that they want a meals tax for
> > football, but this is ridiculous. The register
> to
> > vote people don't hassle you, but there were
> five
> > or six of these guys, not good and the manager
> > didn't seem that interested in the problem.
>
> So I thought you wanted football to pay their way
> through private means? They were fund-raising.
> And they had permission from Giant. Very common
> occurrence. Doors were not blocked. All you have
> to do is walk past and ignore. Or not. Grow up
> child.

I just called Giant, they did NOT have permission, complaints were received and they were eventually asked to leave. If you don't believe it, call Giant yourself, (703) 280-3340.

Todd Marinovich Wrote:
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> When your getting pick sixed on your third or
> fourth High school Pass by a 4th string JV CB that
> was reportedly (FFX Underground Gossip) providing
> Material Suppport To ISIS the week earlier, your
> not the next Big Thing coming out of NOVA. What
> this does show is the LAck of Depth at QB at
> Westfield, nothing more relax and put your eggs in
> TACO CHARLTON's Basket...kid can BALL!


That "4th string JV CB" that you refer to was a big star in the scrimmage vs DeMatha tonight. Laid out a couple of DeMatha WR bigtime including a forced fumble and return for a TD.

DeMatha 34 Westfield 7

ig Drop Wrote:
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> DeMatha 34 Westfield 7


Tyrell Waters was a stud, You can see why Bama offered him a full ride.

Wonder when the Offensive and Defensive Coordinator(s) will Recognize their leading Scorer is a 3rd String CB. Hinton 12pts. Rest of Team 6. Kudos to that young man making the most of his Playing Time...Climb that Ladder.

This forum has gone to shit.

Dumb Wrote:
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> This forum has gone to shit.


You football guys need to go off and get your own site. Buy a domain, host it, and get some web company to install forum software, and have at it. Football is a political issue in Fairfax.

Political? It's high school football. And when I scroll down a forum I don't expect to see a naked boy. C'mon. This forum stinks. I'm out. Have it at it guys

Forum stinks Wrote:
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> Political? It's high school football. And when I
> scroll down a forum I don't expect to see a naked
> boy. C'mon. This forum stinks. I'm out. Have it at
> it guys


Good, you don't even know enough to add anything anyways. Try Rivals, or a site actually meant for High School Football.