The concession stand will be the real loser.Mr Miyagi;881111 wrote:this Rittman /Mapleton game is going to be a hard one to pick for week 3
yes offense look alot better tonight . i think shawn toney ran the ball pretty good at the fullback spot also . we still need alot work on defence tuslaw had alot big plays throwing and running if we could of made a play or two get the turnovers down, it would have been a closer gm what the score showed . all and all we improved from last week that all we can ask for !!dhs22p;881002 wrote:Ya I made it. Tuslaw went up 14-0 pretty quickly and the Dogs were finally able to move the ball thanks mostly to Mr. Moyer who did score the 4yd TD. Dalton then forced a stop moved it right back down the field threw a TD pass but was called back on a holding call. Next play we fumble and Tuslaw scores on the last play of the half to make it 21-7 at the half. Some bad luck in 2nd with a long TD run for Tuslaw and fumble recovery for a TD. Dalton did score then in the 4th with the Tuslaw 1st team D still to make it 35-14 with Moyer scoring on both plays. Things are starting to go better for the Dogs. Hoping the Dogs can put it together next week against a 2-0 Timken (opponents maybe subject) and get a W.
Bears lost to a well coached, well disciplined team...However, the play callin was suspect at best......after the pick 6 it was over. Kids hung there heads. Never got the fire back....But I cant understand for the life of me.....why in the DEUCE we have a kicker that can put it in the endzone...yet we opt to pooch kick.THE4RINGZ;881094 wrote:Sounds like you lost to a good team. How much of this loss is coaching?
I was at the game tonight! It was AMAZING! Up until the final fieldgoal was blocked, I was having flashbacks to Chippewa '99. With a kicker that belted a 49-yarder last week, I was REALLY freaked when Moggy hit that flag pattern pass on the final drive, and then the run that was (thankfully) brought back 10 yards at the end.WCLfan;881064 wrote:Hell of a game tonight in Smithville! The return of Tyler Buss really sparked the Smithies, even though he was limited he made big plays (the forced fumble being the obvious). Mark Hilty also came up big, a 58 yard TD run and I believe he blocked, or atleast helped block the FG at the end. Smithville offense looked good, defense still needs work.
Let's Go Green!!!
10-15 years ago??? not just 6-8 yrs ago?O-Trap;881287 wrote:I was at the game tonight! It was AMAZING! Up until the final fieldgoal was blocked, I was having flashbacks to Chippewa '99. With a kicker that belted a 49-yarder last week, I was REALLY freaked when Moggy hit that flag pattern pass on the final drive, and then the run that was (thankfully) brought back 10 yards at the end.
I was talking to a couple of the Smithie coaches after the game, and one of them said that tonight was significant for this team, not only because this is the first win Smithville has EVER had against Mogadore (they were 0-4 previously), but because, in the words of the coach, "they now know what it takes to win ... they experienced it."
Watching the energy of the team on the field tonight gave me visions of Smithie teams of 10-15 years ago, and they looked like a sleeping giant that had finally awakened. They still need to shore up some things, but that was a REALLY good Mogadore team, which I can't see not making the playoffs this year.
Who is #24 for Smithville? That guy seemed like a real playmaker on offense! Seemed like 3 of every 4 times he touched the ball, he took it for 8+ yards! They've got quite a stable in the backfield ... something it's good to see again in the Emerald City.
If we're gonna be technical, I'm thinking about 5 - 14 years ago. Hell, 9 years ago was when we went to the state championship. We went at least three rounds in the playoffs in 2000, 2001, 2002, and 2004. Those are 11, 10, 9, and 7 years ago, respectively. However, even before, after, and between that, we were the consistent favorite to win the WCL/WCAL.1_beast;881288 wrote:10-15 years ago??? not just 6-8 yrs ago?
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Nice!THE4RINGZ;881197 wrote:Rittman v. Mapleton...there will be no winners in this game.
Actually I am no longer allowed to attend The Special Olympics, and am not allowed to disclose the reason why.Red Rum;881330 wrote:Nice!
After what will be possibly the only victory of the year for the winner of this game, you yank that away with your crushing, hurtful words!!!!!
How are you gonna top this comment Ringz? Maybe run around yelling "retard" at the special olympics?
Sincerely,
Rev Old Red Rum, on his high horse
LMAO....it was badTHE4RINGZ;881203 wrote:You are blaming cheerleaders for the loss? Must have been a tough night.
That would be Jr. Tolan Shane. Shane averaged 8 yards per carry last night (13 for 104). The Smithies are averaging 350 rushing yards (358 against Tuslaw and 342 against Mogadore) per game.O-Trap;881287 wrote:
Who is #24 for Smithville? That guy seemed like a real playmaker on offense! Seemed like 3 of every 4 times he touched the ball, he took it for 8+ yards! They've got quite a stable in the backfield ... something it's good to see again in the Emerald City.
Miyagi also was surprised by the low numbers on the team............Miyagi also thought that the Smithville crowd would be bigger...... What's up with having an auction at halftime that no one is bidding on ???????oldsmithie;881336 wrote:l I am very suprised at low numbers on the team the last few years, this could be the thing that would hurt the team if there are injuries.