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The Future Indians wrote:

Lets just hope the Jr. High coaches see the light and realize that he Jr. High kids are the future of this football program and COACHING. 11 hrs of practice in 3 weeks does not build a football team. You cant teach football in that time. Our kids were lost Monday in that game against RP. Who by the way we learned from RP parents practice 2-3 hrs a day and even on Sat.. And you could tell which team had prepared and which one had not. It wasnt fair to our kids. That was Lukes loss not the warriors loss! The Jr. high team needs to be shown some respect and given equal time for practice that the HS boys get. The after all are the FUTURE of this football program.
Great game Indians!!

Nacho wrote:

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Welcome home Luke. In Tarkio the coaches lose and the kids win. I was happy to see the high school kids get a win. I was equally happy for the coaches to get that win. However, I haven't heard anyone giving the coaches any credit, so I will. Congrats to the coaching staff. Your hard work paid off Friday.
As for the jr. high practices, the coaches will never win. If you practice a lot people will complain too. Try having a saturday practice and you will be crucified for that too.
I say it's time to turn all of the coaching duties to the parents. All those who are interested can sign up, and they will all work together to run the team. That should work out really well.
I hope everyone caught the sarcasm, cause I'm laying it on pretty thick.

Nacho wrote:

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Welcome home Luke. In Tarkio the coaches lose and the kids win. I was happy to see the high school kids get a win. I was equally happy for the coaches to get that win. However, I haven't heard anyone giving the coaches any credit, so I will. Congrats to the coaching staff. Your hard work paid off Friday.
As for the jr. high practices, the coaches will never win. If you practice a lot people will complain too. Try having a saturday practice and you will be crucified for that too.
I say it's time to turn all of the coaching duties to the parents. All those who are interested can sign up, and they will all work together to run the team. That should work out really well.
I hope everyone caught the sarcasm, cause I'm laying it on pretty thick.

IndianMom wrote:

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You are completely right and I apologize for not giving the coaches credit. So wtg to the coaches too!! My son gives alot of credit to the coaches and he thought it was great when he got drenched with gatorade. lol. I know they were all pumped after that game, and like I said the smiles on ALL their faces were priceless, including the coaches!! Well done to all!

Nacho wrote:

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Thanks Indian Mom for adding that. I was a little harsh, but I get frustrated with people who constantly complain no matter what. My post was not directed at those who support in the proper manner. Keep up your good work. Parents play possibly the biggest role of all. If the parents are positive, that rubs off on the kids. If the parents are negative..... I'm sure you get what I'm saying.

KC Wolf wrote:

Maybe if we would play in the right conference we wouldn't need all them coaches! Riding 120 miles to a game is ignorance on the school board part!(but then consider who is on that board) we used to play s holt, nod holt, w nodaway, ne nodaway, craig, fairfax, etc.. school that are under 10000000000000000000000 miles away! I dont know who votes for these people, old retired and non caring people I guess.

The Future Indians wrote:

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They have practiced on a holiday and a Sunday, parents arent complaining about that they are complaining about the lack of practice. 11 hours in three weeks is a joke. You cant build a team in that time. They deserve the attention and time of the coaches same as the HS boys do!

JustMe wrote:

<quoted text>Football. It's a game. Can they make a living out of that? Doubt it. I hope that you people will get excited about their grades too. Maybe the students will work on their studies with the time that their coach is not working with them.Parents just want to have it all done for them by the coaches and if their kids are not doing good they will have someone to blame. The kids can practice at home too, ya know.