2011 St. Al Football
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and maybe 15-18 people played a down besides special teams. Most everyone played both sides of the ball.
when did that happen?
And most will play both ways. My junior year I actully never stepped off the field for a play for 9 straight games. RB, WR, Slot, tight end (for end arounds...too funny), deep snapper, kick return, punt team, kicked off, outside linebacker, inside linebacker, corner, and safety. I was a bit tired when the season was over. It was confusing as hell to get moved around that much.
/and no, I do not have a Bundy story where I scored 4 TDs in one game. just giving an example of how much a small school has to depend on you when the team doesn't have ANY depth
And most will play both ways. My junior year I actully never stepped off the field for a play for 9 straight games. RB, WR, Slot, tight end (for end arounds...too funny), deep snapper, kick return, punt team, kicked off, outside linebacker, inside linebacker, corner, and safety. I was a bit tired when the season was over. It was confusing as hell to get moved around that much.
/and no, I do not have a Bundy story where I scored 4 TDs in one game. just giving an example of how much a small school has to depend on you when the team doesn't have ANY depth
I'm asking because I don't know. Given that St. Al plays in the MHSAA, it seems like that wouldn't have always been horribly difficultto arrange. Unfortunately, in light of our recent history, a respectable showing by St. Al may notbe horribly difficult to arrange today.
Did St. Al. play Vicksburg or was it Carr Central back then? I think Vicksburg was the bigger school until the 80's.
So when Warren Central started winning, St. Al stopped playing them, sounds like something TSUN would do...
So when Warren Central started winning, St. Al stopped playing them, sounds like something TSUN would do...
when the 4-5 county schools consolidated.
Carr Central became Cooper in1960 (I think).Itwas integrated with Temple, the black school, over a period of years in the early 1970s to form Vicksburg High.
I thinkWarren Centralprobably surpassed Vicksburg in size in the mid-to-late 1970s.
Carr Central became Cooper in1960 (I think).Itwas integrated with Temple, the black school, over a period of years in the early 1970s to form Vicksburg High.
I thinkWarren Centralprobably surpassed Vicksburg in size in the mid-to-late 1970s.
sure that is right about playing Vicksburg. Now, it may not have been called vicksburg high, but my older relatives had a ton of stories about playing the vicksburg public school and all the fights that occurred. They told me that was why they stopped playing the city public school, whatever the name was at the time. I would have said Carr.