Monahans Coaches

Voice of Reason wrote:

Third string offensive linemen usually don't do well on special teams...that's a fact.
If you're the third best ______(insert position here) in the program, and a sophomore, you play JV until late in the season. Then, you get called up because you're better than some that were on varsity and can probably contribute in ways that the 4th stringer never could.
Good to see the "my kid and the best 10" philosophy is alive and well...and even better when you don't have to sign your name.

you parents sound like little kids, some of yall are the cause of your child being negetive about there coach, never talk negetive about a coach in front of your kids, if he does not play , support him and be happy he is learning that nothing is givin to him when he gets older and has a job. if he has any heart or an inch of athleticism he will eventually be a part of the football team. support him no matter what

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abc 123 wrote:

the coaches sux ,they dont care about your kids they just what to win ,win,win,caues once they are out of school ,they dont even think about your kids .

say what you want but the coaches where hired to win and they play the kids who will do that for them...... they are not hired to make all the kids winners (that not how it works in real life) and all of us have to deal with that.

another parent wrote:

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say what you want but the coaches where hired to win and they play the kids who will do that for them...... they are not hired to make all the kids winners (that not how it works in real life) and all of us have to deal with that.

There are many out there on the field that on are the same level as the others.

Instead of getting behind of probably one of the best teams to come through monahans and support these boys and coaches on all the hard work they have put in some parents are mad about their kids playing time. My parents didnt have money and noboby really knows them and i started as the only junior on offense. so there goes you idea about you have to have money. its the best player gets put on the field. and if the coach wasnt winning you would be saying lets fire him and get a new one. so what do you want from him. in your life do you go for lesser service or do you try to go for the best. if your kid doesnt get playing time this isnt tee ball anymore. its time for parents to get over it. because that attitude that because i dont have money or i am not highly recongized in the community so my kid dosent play filters down to your kid. That is the attitude your kid takes on and then they use that as an excuse why they dont get a chance when really its because if they tried just a little bit harder then they might get to start.

oh yea. Great job kids and coaches. Yall make alot of ex football players of monahans proud. Keep it up. And take it to graham.

Intelligence is inversely proportional to the amount of entertainment one receives from viewing/participating in ball games.

Intelligence is inversely proportional to the amount of entertainment one receives from viewing/participating in writing, reading, and responding to the idiot we all call anon.

you all shut the fuck up, if your kid plays support him , even he doesnt play alot, show him a good attitude, i salute any kid that puts on a helmet if he is a star or not, and coach ownes does to, u parents are the ones giving kids a bad attitude by negetive coments at home about these guys , YOU ALL BEHAVE AND ENJOY THE GAME , BE A FAN OF THE GAME , IF U WANNA COACH GO TO COLLEGE GET A DEGREE

More than one wrote:

Intelligence is inversely proportional to the amount of entertainment one receives from viewing/participating in writing, reading, and responding to the idiot we all call anon.

Then stop responding.
Simplicity is complexity resolved...

abc 123 wrote:

the coaches sux ,they dont care about your kids they just what to win ,win,win,caues once they are out of school ,they dont even think about your kids .

like coaches every where they just care about wining the dont care about any thing but themselves and there reputations

hey abc123 your so right wrote:

<quoted text>like coaches every where they just care about wining the dont care about any thing but themselves and there reputations

Ball games are the downfall of the american education system. More is spent on games than on badly needed educations for our kids. Scrap the ball games before we are much farther behind the world in education.

No, ball games aren't the downfall of education.
It's the student's lack of intelligence and discipline.
Case in point, the smart ones would not bother with superfluous games to begin with...

Mary wrote:

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Not even in junior high do they get even playing time. Its all about who your parents are and how much influence you have in the community.

sooooo true

if you went to any of the games this year, you know that the biggest thing that helped us go as far as we did was the second and third stringers got TONS of time on the field. With all the injuries, it helped a lot. im about as close to the team without being a player, and the coaches are great and they do a great job. Monahans is spoiled! Who was the valedictorian last year, uhhh yeah, I believe it was Beau Rose, and he was a very good wide receiver on the team...
if you don't know what your talking about, shut your cake hole!

superfluous!! put your thesaurus away! your a jackass anon!

Sorry, I don't own one...nor do I need one.
You only wish you could come up with the things I do without consulting a reference.
Don't be jealous.

Now, when you say you're as close to the team without being a player does that mean you're a "manager", or a cheerleader fu cking the whole team?
Either way, you have nothing going for you.
You're not good enough at football to get a scholarship, yet you're not smart enough to earn one either.
You'll never get into college, nor will you make something of yourself.
You'll always be nothing but a bad example.
Have fun working for peanuts the rest of your life.
Look back on today years from now, when your life has reached its twilight...when it's too late to change anything...and remember that I told you so.

Have a nice life, cupcake.

nice try little miss muffet, i earn a six figure income and had a great college career. so take your lame blog life and live long and unhappy! your a joke!

You will?! Told ya so! ha

Sure you did.
Does it make you feel better imagining someone out there thinks you're successful?