He basically just reiterated his original post with a few tid-bits here and there.

I believe he took many things the wrong way. I'll just go ahead and quote some of his things to kind of clarify what I'm trying to say:

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It was obvious that you were down there passing, I never once said anything bad about your throwing techniques or questioned how good you felt about your passing.

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I never said you DID, I was just commenting on how I felt about my passing with no relations to you what-so-ever.

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And as I had originally posted "Refresh my memory if I am incorrect, but I do believe that second in line behind Chubz on those polls, was indeed you on the most annoying poster one! And I actually think that the physical forms that Chubz Sr. had was for his other son, who apparently is not lacking in testicular fortitude." As I said, for your brother, and also as I said, actually has b a l l s enough to get out there and play. You can say S.A.D. this and S.A.D. that, but the fact of the matter is you didn't have the b a l l s to get out there and do what it takes to be a high school football player.

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I just honestly have no interest anymore in terms of getting out there and playing. I would love it, yes, but the interest in terms of getting out there and making it happen has basically faded away.. I just prefer taking it easy and passing whenever I have the chance. Too much time has gone by; to put it bluntly: I've waited too long. Far too long.

I've been asked many times by kids younger for my brother and I to play a simple two-hand touch game, and I decline just about every one of those simply because I would rather pass back and forth than actually play.. if that makes any sense, which it probably doesn't, but that's just how my mind works. "Different strokes for different folks."

But yes, I do still love the Quarterbacking position and the elements it consists of, etc., and yes I will continue to watch and love football as a sport.

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I wish your brother the best, whatever position it is that he plays. But for you to say that with your help he may possibly see some quarterbacking days in his future, I'm going to go ahead and call bull-s hit on that one. You pass with your dad and your brother, and whomever else that you may happen to pass with. Big deal, just because you can throw a good ball doesn't mean that you're going to be able to do that with pads on and people coming after you like a suicide bomber. Sure, I may be able to drive fast around here, but that doesn't mean that I can go jump in a racecar and have a good raceday. But good luck anyways to the sibling.

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That's true, but you can learn many things off of the field or not in official practices or games that would be helpful when on the field, too. You can't sit here and tell me that learning to throw better wouldn't improve your ability to throw effectively and accurately as a QB as opposed to NEVER working to develop that skill when not being told to actually practice with the team. Anything extra would help, I'm sure.

If he's going to be a receiver, for example, we'll probably spend more time passing TO him instead of throwing the ball back and forth.. letting him run routes, for example, and having me throw to him. Sure, it's not during an OFFICIAL practice and it isn't during an OFFICIAL game, but it can't hurt to develop better hand-eye-coordination and other skills such as that.

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And yes, that would have been the best thing that I could have done at the football field, with the team practicing on one end, people in the stands watching their kids practice, would have been for me to come up to you and gave you my opinion. You're the one who said to me one time that you would love to meet me out in public (and not for friendly talk either). What good would that have done me, or you, with me voicing my opinion?


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I would actually prefer if you WOULDN'T say anything, but after implying that I don't play because I "don't have the b a l l s", I find it funny that you "don't have the b a l l s" to converse with me.

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Plus, I never once said that you should be banned from the field. I said that if I would have been one of the players and realized who you were, something would have happened, and you would have been in your backyard throwing. There is a sense of pride, respect, and love that develops within a team after busting your [censored] in the weightroom with them all winter and spring, and then through the hot 3-a-days. A sense of brotherhood is developed, and when something is said about one of your brothers, it affects everyone. Anyone on here that has ever played (and gave a [censored]) when they played can tell you this. And for someone to down a team so much and then be on THEIR field? That would not have floated with me and my teammates.

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Now THAT I can understand, and yes I do feel a bit guilty passing on the field after questioning the program on here publicly, and many of the players actually know about it and I feel bad about that, but hey, people make mistakes and I'm no exception. The players can hate me all they want, and I personally can't blame them. If I was on the team and someone who wasn't playing complained, I'd be pretty hot headed too.. I wouldn't be happy, to say the least.

With that said, though, I will still continue to pass down there, and I will never disrupt their practice in any way what-so-ever. I'm just down there passing on the field because it's the best place in my opinion and really gets me in the mood to pass. I don't go down there PURPOSELY aiming to distract the players, or to rub my comments into their faces or anything such as that.. I'd never have those intentions. I pass football because I love to pass football.

Example: I'll pass down at Bullitt Park for hours even when nobody is there except for us three.