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[Jamos]

"Good morning."

Another of our recruits has transferred high schools.  Click here for link

"Morning."

I read somewhere that he was doing it for academics, I tend to worry a little when these kids start crossing the state lines. If it's for academics, I would have to wonder about the high school that he left. Maybe 2 can shed a little light on this.

[2Stater]

"Good morning."

Another of our recruits has transferred high schools.  Click here for link

"Morning."

I read somewhere that he was doing it for academics, I tend to worry a little when these kids start crossing the state lines. If it's for academics, I would have to wonder about the high school that he left. Maybe 2 can shed a little light on this.

First I've heard of it, but here is what I do know. Washington High is a poor academic school in Pensacola and isn't renown for it's athletics, even though it is where Derrick Brooks and Roy Jones Jr. attended high school. Foley High, on the other hand, is noted for it's academics and has a pretty fair football history. Kenny Stabler, Julio, DJ Fluker and Robert Lester all attended Foley High School.It's not even an hour away from Pensacola, so it's not a big leap. I'm not too worried about this one.

[Chechem]

"Good morning."
Another of our recruits has transferred high schools.  Click here for link

"Morning."
I read somewhere that he was doing it for academics, I tend to worry a little when these kids start crossing the state lines. If it's for academics, I would have to wonder about the high school that he left. Maybe 2 can shed a little light on this.

First I've heard of it, but here is what I do know. Washington High is a poor academic school in Pensacola and isn't renown for it's athletics, even though it is where Derrick Brooks and Roy Jones Jr. attended high school. Foley High, on the other hand, is noted for it's academics and has a pretty fair football history. Kenny Stabler, Julio, DJ Fluker and Robert Lester all attended Foley High School.It's not even an hour away from Pensacola, so it's not a big leap. I'm not too worried about this one.

  E-cred for inside info.

[2Stater]

Thanks, Chech. I also know that the Foley football coach has a good relationship with CNS.

[Chechem]

Thanks, Chech. I also know that the Foley football coach has a good relationship with CNS.

Excellent.

My back aches, my arms ache, and I'm feeling lazy.  I'm out of shape!
But I'm off to help my buddy again. 

[ricky023]

Thanks, Chech. I also know that the Foley football coach has a good relationship with CNS.

Excellent.

My back aches, my arms ache, and I'm feeling lazy.  I'm out of shape!
But I'm off to help my buddy again. 

Well that is a good neighbor. You all be careful and have fun, it makes work a lot easier. RTR!

[XBAMA]

A ROLL TIDE TO YOU ALL !

[BAMAWV]

"Good morning."
Another of our recruits has transferred high schools.  http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2012/08/prep_football_standout_darius.html

"Morning."
I read somewhere that he was doing it for academics, I tend to worry a little when these kids start crossing the state lines. If it's for academics, I would have to wonder about the high school that he left. Maybe 2 can shed a little light on this.

First I've heard of it, but here is what I do know. Washington High is a poor academic school in Pensacola and isn't renown for it's athletics, even though it is where Derrick Brooks and Roy Jones Jr. attended high school. Foley High, on the other hand, is noted for it's academics and has a pretty fair football history. Kenny Stabler, Julio, DJ Fluker and Robert Lester all attended Foley High School.It's not even an hour away from Pensacola, so it's not a big leap. I'm not too worried about this one.

 E-cred for inside info.

My eldest son graduated from Foley High School. He says he does not remember any of you!

[Old Tider]

"Good morning."
Another of our recruits has transferred high schools.  http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2012/08/prep_football_standout_darius.html

"Morning."
I read somewhere that he was doing it for academics, I tend to worry a little when these kids start crossing the state lines. If it's for academics, I would have to wonder about the high school that he left. Maybe 2 can shed a little light on this.

First I've heard of it, but here is what I do know. Washington High is a poor academic school in Pensacola and isn't renown for it's athletics, even though it is where Derrick Brooks and Roy Jones Jr. attended high school. Foley High, on the other hand, is noted for it's academics and has a pretty fair football history. Kenny Stabler, Julio, DJ Fluker and Robert Lester all attended Foley High School.It's not even an hour away from Pensacola, so it's not a big leap. I'm not too worried about this one.

 E-cred for inside info.

My eldest son graduated from Foley High School. He says he does not remember any of you!

I read a good book that will improve your son's memory, but I can't recall the author or title.

[SUPERCOACH]

"Good morning."
Another of our recruits has transferred high schools.  Click here for link

"Morning."
I read somewhere that he was doing it for academics, I tend to worry a little when these kids start crossing the state lines. If it's for academics, I would have to wonder about the high school that he left. Maybe 2 can shed a little light on this.

First I've heard of it, but here is what I do know. Washington High is a poor academic school in Pensacola and isn't renown for it's athletics, even though it is where Derrick Brooks and Roy Jones Jr. attended high school. Foley High, on the other hand, is noted for it's academics and has a pretty fair football history. Kenny Stabler, Julio, DJ Fluker and Robert Lester all attended Foley High School.It's not even an hour away from Pensacola, so it's not a big leap. I'm not too worried about this one.

  E-cred for inside info.

My eldest son graduated from Foley High School. He says he does not remember any of you!

I read a good book that will improve your son's memory, but I can't recall the author or title.

[Chechem]

Last time I set foot in Foley High School, Kenny Stabler was their QB.  


Shortly thereafter.

[Chechem]

"Good morning."

Alabama started two-a-day practices yesterday.  Morning exercise isn't appealing right now.  More coffee...

[Chechem]

Good morning read:  Click here for link

[2Stater]

Good morning read:  Click here for link

It is gospel -- the gospel according to Bear. After a rare Alabama loss in the Bryant era, Bear's sidekick on his weekly television show told him: "The Lord just wasn't with us, Coach."

"The Lord," growled Bryant, "expects you to block and tackle."

My uncle John Couch, who made tires for 20 years at the Goodyear plant in Gadsden, Ala., is a Crimson Tide fan. Years ago, in the era of Bear Bryant and Shug Jordan, he suffered through a brief Auburn resurgence, in years he cannot precisely recall, nor cares to. But he remembers seeing a co-worker strutting around the plant in an old Auburn jacket. He remembers how he walked up to the man, leaned in close to him and sniffed.

"I thought so," he said.

"What?" the man asked.

"Mothballs," he said.

We know deep in our guts that it is not truly a birthright. We know that it takes blood and sweat to win in college football. We know that dominant programs are built by smart and relentless taskmasters like Saban, who is so serious about the process -- the science of it -- that when he allowed himself a big smile after winning a second national championship in three years, it kind of scared me, as if Billy Graham had done a handstand.

In the winter of 1993, in an attic apartment in Cambridge, Mass., I sat homesick and watched Alabama beat the trash-talkin' Hurricanes -- I mean beat them like they stole somethin' -- to win its first national championship since Bear died. Late that night I walked through a deserted Harvard Yard, through snow and bitter cold, and thought I might yell "Roll Tide," though no one would hear. I did it anyway.

Excellent article! E-cred for posting. 

[Chechem]

Good morning read:  Click here for link

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Excellent article! E-cred for posting. 

E-cred for reading.  Lost art, that!

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