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It was me. I was driving Lynch's Porsche... I flew in from Houston and pushed it out of his drivway so his mother wouldn't hear me start it. I'll do a year for the playoffs

I worked there for almost 2 years and I never saw the wheel land oon anything but Freddies special

Every Bar in town played Burnin Down the House. A truly sad day...I miss Andy.

Main & Amherst...Best bar of all times!!! Spin the F**ing Wheel...

91 people checked this out and no one commented. Surely a few of you were tossed by the wrecking crew and have a story to share...

If any of you posters remember Cassidy's They are having a reunion on August 2 at Gables on Hertle. I used to work there and had some very good times (the ones I remember.) So if there are any old regulars lurking check out www.cassidysreunion.com

I don't think Holcom has faired any better than JP at this point. Let the kid learn and give the ball to McGahee.

Your aiming too low we can still get the #1 pick.

That is my point we have a small enough team to let every kid play almost half the time. By not having kids play both sides of the ball the kids actually will learn thier positions better and if they want they can change them up. They would also benifi from being able to scrimmage in practice which we do not. The other night I noticed that they were working on thier Red defense which is the #1 unit and one of the assistant coaches was actually playing QB because both the QB's are on the starting D. It is very frustrating watching practice.

I have to admit that I am on the other side of this thread. My son decided to play football this year and there are only 27 kids on the team. The kids are 8-10 and have never played a down. The coach tells the parents that the amount of play time will depend on how many practices they make and how hard they work. However from the second day of practice he picks his 10 favorite players and has them not only playing both sides of the ball but also special teams. This is a 105lb team and the talent level from top to bottom is not that different. I am all for playing your best players but the chosen ones get all the work even in practice. While the other 15 or so kids do nothing. If he had set 11 on offense and 11 on defense all of the kids would have the same play time and would learn a position much better. A lot of the fringe kids, my son included are actually better than some of the starters but don't get noticed because the coach is focused on his a players. Last night they ended practice with a sumo wrestling contest and my son threw 5 kids straight out of the ring and it was the first time in 4 weeks that anyone noticed he can hit.

That would be 15 cents

I was wondering if there was anything new on Clements situation.