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crestrulz

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No I don’t….what you said above is exactly what I said. spoke in generalities ….obviously a couple teams might be better….but the normal heavyweights in the western part of NC are down. If you don’t recognize it…..you just aren’t a heavyweight program.
…and we will see about Km.
Watch that video bro. You’ll get educated on how crap works in 2026. Do yourself a favor and don’t watch it with your leather helmet on.

I’ve always liked you on here. I don’t know you personally but we both know that it’s best that we don’t. Just like in life. Two dicks just don’t work in the same space. Read that twice if you need to do so.

Here lately, you’re like Bernie and it’s the weekend. Come back to us my old online friend.

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Crestufff

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And some folks know hype when they hear it. The young mounties, teams that got good in 2 weeks, teams that lose a lot due to injury but aren’t phased somehow.
As usual….mis-regurgitating what I said.
In other words…this year things are wide open.
From week 1 to present ….nobody looks as good as they have the last 4-5 years. I guess crest is better this year than last year. Got it.
Definitely better than weeks 1 and 2, sorry if that upsets you😂
 

DeBoer31

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Watch that video bro. You’ll get educated on how crap works in 2026. Do yourself a favor and don’t watch it with your leather helmet on.

I’ve always liked you on here. I don’t know you personally but we both know that it’s best that we don’t. Just like in life. Two dicks just don’t work in the same space. Read that twice if you need to do so.

Here lately, you’re like Bernie and it’s the weekend. Come back to us my old online friend.

✌️
lol. I can’t watch too much because the host sounds like mush mouth from the Fat Albert show. I like your DC and he knows what he is talking about.
don’t make me put my boots on and come down there. The ones with the eagles on em. I’ll do it.
 

DeBoer31

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Definitely better than weeks 1 and 2, sorry if that upsets you😂
It doesn’t. I understand teams get better and worse throughout the year. That instance occurred the last 4-5 years for all teams that I referenced, as well. Selective reading is a problem in CC.
 

DeBoer31

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This is how I picture after 830 Dboer.

Your responses sound like Animal (road warriors) doing a promo.
 

ShutdownD24 2.0

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I’ve watched several SP games this year and the officials are definitely calling chop blocks on South Point more. Almost every game now. I also noticed that one of the Huss defensive linemen went down with a leg injury after a SP running play and that a SP coach and trainer seemed to respond immediately to the injured Huss player like they had seen something.
I do think officials confuse chop blocks which are illegal with cut blocks which are legal within allowed parameters(line of scrimmage). While cut blocks are legal there has to be some type of the spirit of the game with cut blocks or players will be injured. There has to be some restrictions on cut blocks. For example If you trap block and the defensive lineman being trapped does not see the offensive lineman coming from the side to block him, while technically by the rules it’s allowed in high school- that trapping o-lineman should never go for a below the waist block because it’s a dangerous play. The other dangerous block is an offensive lineman lined up to the outside of a defensive lineman and that o-lineman coming from the outside dives at that interior defensive lineman’s knees or below the knee. Again technically it’s legal on the line of scrimmage but it should not be allowed. It’s a dangerous play. SP teach in their scheme to hit the defensive linemen thigh pad which is legal but you have to remember we are dealing with high school kids. There is nothing wrong with that and I believe it is definitely okay when the d-lineman is lined up directly over the o-lineman. These kids are emotional or get confused and when they have a defensive lineman they can’t handle they are going to cut him low which I believe is the major contributor to leg injuries playing against the SP redbone. The officials may be calling this a chop block but I have absolutely no problem with them getting this call technically wrong when offensive linemen are cutting d-linemen from the side who never see that block coming. I watched a defensive lineman for KM last season suffer a nasty leg injury that put him out for almost six weeks because of this. Some things have to be bigger than a win and not injuring kids on a dangerous play should be one of them. This is not an attack on SP but those blocks justifiably deserve scrutiny.
 
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DeBoer31

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I’ve watched several SP games this year and the officials are definitely calling chop blocks on South Point more. Almost every game now. I also noticed that one of the Huss defensive linemen went down with a leg injury after a SP running play and that a SP coach and trainer seemed to respond immediately to the injured Huss player like they had seen something.
I do think officials confuse chop blocks which are illegal with cut blocks which are legal within allowed parameters(line of scrimmage). While cut blocks are legal there has to be some type of the spirit of the game with cut blocks or players will be injured. There has to be some restrictions on cut blocks. For example If you trap block and the defensive lineman being trapped does not see the offensive lineman coming from the side to block him, while technically by the rules it’s allowed in high school- that trapping o-lineman should never go for a below the waist block because it’s a dangerous play. The other dangerous block is an offensive lineman lined up to the outside of an offensive lineman and that o-lineman coming from the outside dives at that interior defensive lineman’s knees or below the knee. Again technically it’s legal on the line of scrimmage but it should not be allowed. It’s a dangerous play. SP teach in their scheme to hit the defensive linemen thigh pad which is legal but you have to remember we are dealing with high school kids. There is nothing wrong with that and I believe it is definitely okay when the d-lineman is lined up directly over the o-lineman. These kids are emotional or get confused and when they have a defensive lineman they can’t handle they are going to cut him low which I believe is the major contributor to leg injuries playing against the SP redbone. The officials may be calling this a chop block but I have absolutely no problem with them getting this call technically wrong when offensive linemen are cutting d-linemen from the side who never see that block coming. I watched a defensive lineman for KM last season suffer a nasty leg injury that put him out for almost six weeks because of this. Some things have to be bigger than a win and not injuring kids on a dangerous play should be one of them. This is not an attack on SP but those blocks justifiably deserve scrutiny.
It is an attack on SP, obviously. So y’all are fruits and want to make football totally flag now?
Noted.
learn how to play low how you are supposed to. Recruit less, teach more.
 

DeBoer31

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While you are at it- maybe consult the officials about how deep your G, T get on counters and tres. Half the time they’re in the backfield….and if you gained a 2 ft advantage because you chose to play the 280 over instead of the 210 lb OL that might mean our DE has a better chance at getting a concussion….and it’s not an attack on all you guys running pin and pulls and wraps, but….yada, yada, yada.
the doctors and soccer fans won. Probably like all these Russian and Chinese spies in America, they sent in anti-football spies to erode the sport from the inside out.
 

BurnsBulldog02

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I’ve watched several SP games this year and the officials are definitely calling chop blocks on South Point more. Almost every game now. I also noticed that one of the Huss defensive linemen went down with a leg injury after a SP running play and that a SP coach and trainer seemed to respond immediately to the injured Huss player like they had seen something.
I do think officials confuse chop blocks which are illegal with cut blocks which are legal within allowed parameters(line of scrimmage). While cut blocks are legal there has to be some type of the spirit of the game with cut blocks or players will be injured. There has to be some restrictions on cut blocks. For example If you trap block and the defensive lineman being trapped does not see the offensive lineman coming from the side to block him, while technically by the rules it’s allowed in high school- that trapping o-lineman should never go for a below the waist block because it’s a dangerous play. The other dangerous block is an offensive lineman lined up to the outside of a defensive lineman and that o-lineman coming from the outside dives at that interior defensive lineman’s knees or below the knee. Again technically it’s legal on the line of scrimmage but it should not be allowed. It’s a dangerous play. SP teach in their scheme to hit the defensive linemen thigh pad which is legal but you have to remember we are dealing with high school kids. There is nothing wrong with that and I believe it is definitely okay when the d-lineman is lined up directly over the o-lineman. These kids are emotional or get confused and when they have a defensive lineman they can’t handle they are going to cut him low which I believe is the major contributor to leg injuries playing against the SP redbone. The officials may be calling this a chop block but I have absolutely no problem with them getting this call technically wrong when offensive linemen are cutting d-linemen from the side who never see that block coming. I watched a defensive lineman for KM last season suffer a nasty leg injury that put him out for almost six weeks because of this. Some things have to be bigger than a win and not injuring kids on a dangerous play should be one of them. This is not an attack on SP but those blocks justifiably deserve scrutiny.
If I am not mistaken, Scott Young had West Rowan line up off the ball a little more to eliminate the use of cut blocks and force it to be a chop years ago. I think SP still won a close game but may be wrong. It definitely created more penalties early in the game but with the Red Bone it is hard to give them anything extra. I liked the creativity though.
 
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