5knots;1263563 wrote:This is just the kind of attitude that our staff accepts as a challenge to try and change a kid's perspective on life. If they can help a young man realize that hard work does pay off and it is your own responsibility to make that happen we ALL win. Wouldn't you agree?

sanitizer;1263612 wrote:My oh my how times have changed!

rrfan;1263780 wrote:What three is that exactly?

REDRIDER555;1263814 wrote:troll, red rider nation, series

Troll King;1263867 wrote:Ouch that hurt. NOT ! Listen ahole if you don't like what I post don't read it. I'm not friends with any coaches or players or players parents so I don't have to sugar coat what I say and worry about losing friends over my opinions. I say things the rest of you are afraid to because you may piss off a friend. Everyone Out Of The Pool !!!

thePITman;1263948 wrote:Interesting notes about Copley HS:

https://www.facebook.com/RedRiderSportsBlog/posts/10151224376031224

REDRIDER555;1263765 wrote:Nothing has really changed; it’s just that right now we have three guys pissing in the pool, so we have to get out, for a while, while the chlorine and filter does its job.
Good luck Orrville beat Copley

Ps. Coach DaVault has more character and integrity in a finger nail clipping he throws in the trash, than those three combined.

5knots;1263563 wrote:I'm sorry Series, but this is exactly the problem with our country if young folks are thinking like this, I could give you countless numbers of kids over the years who as 9,10 even 11th graders never got much opportunity to play. But they continued working, learning, growing, and ended up being a contributor on Friday night and even more of an example to new young kids that perseverance and effort pays off. Heck it pays off even of it did not result in playing time Friday night because what you accomplished individually for yourself by being committed to goal.
This is just the kind of attitude that our staff accepts as a challenge to try and change a kid's perspective on life. If they can help a young man realize that hard work does pay off and it is your own responsibility to make that happen we ALL win. Wouldn't you agree?

Good luck tonight Riders. Beat Copley. Then check out the Illini Saturday night 10:30 on ESPN vs Arizona State. RTR

REDRIDER555;1263765 wrote:Nothing has really changed; it’s just that right now we have three guys pissing in the pool, so we have to get out, for a while, while the chlorine and filter does its job.
Good luck Orrville beat Copley

Ps. Coach DaVault has more character and integrity in a finger nail clipping he throws in the trash, than those three combined.

REDRIDER555;1264110 wrote:Troll, rider nation, might I suggest a large metal pole, some that conducts electricity, perhaps sitting high in the bleachers.

RedRider1;1264271 wrote:Very proud of the effort tonight. Saw progress. Snaps were a non issue. Run game was good and passing game was better than last week.

Difference in the game was Copley's Deucie Turner. 4 TD's on the night. Easily the best RB at Copley since former Mr. Football U. U.Delone Carter. He and Willoughby South's Kareem Hunt might be the 2 best RB's in NE Ohio.

Game was 28-7 at half. Could have been 50-7. Riders played with heart and never once quit on themselves. Would have been easy to do.

Still plenty to work on and losing is never fun...but this was progress from last week.

REDRIDER555;1264110 wrote:Troll, rider nation, might I suggest a large metal pole, some that conducts electricity, perhaps sitting high in the bleachers.

Troll King;1264281 wrote:Difference in the game was the fact that these players are not taught how to tackle. That last td he had was a perfect example of how not to tackle. You have to wrap the legs not tug at his arm. I know they were hoping for a fumble but you have to stop the guy from running over and around and through you. Little secret guys, wrap up the legs he will go down.

Troll King;1264282 wrote:I already have a large pole, but thanks for the thought.

Troll King;1264281 wrote:Difference in the game was the fact that these players are not taught how to tackle. That last td he had was a perfect example of how not to tackle. You have to wrap the legs not tug at his arm. I know they were hoping for a fumble but you have to stop the guy from running over and around and through you. Little secret guys, wrap up the legs he will go down.