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    Clintwood-Haysi thoughts

    Well, I can definitely say Haysi handed it to Clintwood. Came out of the gate, put it on Clintwood early, maybe shell shocked the Wave a bit. Clintwood, to their credit, didn't give up and had a chance before the half to put it down to a 1 score game, but Haysi stepped up and made a big stop.

    Simply put, the Haysi lines dominated the game.

    I'll post more later but for the moment, well my birthday is ruined. I don't mind losing so much if you play well, but I can truthfully say we didn't. Not taking anything away from Haysi, they executed pretty well all night.

    Congratulations Haysi
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    Re: Clintwood-Haysi thoughts

    Well, happy birthday anyway.

    Maybe our favorite Clintwood fan can give some perspective on the game after you give your thoughts. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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    Re: Clintwood-Haysi thoughts

    Well i know that im going to sound like a sore loser who is try to make excuses but the tigers have one of the dirtiest players that i ever saw. #7 (dont know his name) would take you after the ref blew the whistle and wasnt looking and throw you to the ground. Then when you get up he is standing there like nothing happened. It happened to everyone one of our recievers tonight not just me. The refs shouldve called the penalty or something.
    But i have to give congrats to the tigers they whipped us tonight on the lines.
    "Somebody may beat me, but they are going to have to bleed to do it." -Pre

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    Re: Clintwood-Haysi thoughts

    Sorry your birthday was ruined, but it sounds like the better team won... again.

    Life is good.


    [ QUOTE ]
    Well, I can definitely say Haysi handed it to Clintwood. Came out of the gate, put it on Clintwood early, maybe shell shocked the Wave a bit. Clintwood, to their credit, didn't give up and had a chance before the half to put it down to a 1 score game, but Haysi stepped up and made a big stop.

    Simply put, the Haysi lines dominated the game.

    I'll post more later but for the moment, well my birthday is ruined. I don't mind losing so much if you play well, but I can truthfully say we didn't. Not taking anything away from Haysi, they executed pretty well all night.

    Congratulations Haysi

    [/ QUOTE ]

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    Re: Clintwood-Haysi thoughts

    Im just disgusted with the whole game. James Colley is possiably the most underated coach in SWVA history.

    Haysi was just a more mature and seasoned football team. Thats about all you can say. Its tough to go to Sandlick with a good football team, let alone taking a pack of freshman and sophmores who have yet to play in a big game. We just got bullyed up and down the field all night. Haysi was like a pack of wild animals that had just been released from a cage in the 1st quarter and we were scared to death. You are right Rocket, we never laid down though. 3 years in a row is very hard to swallow. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

    By the way, #7 from Haysi, whoever he was, is the most impressive football player I have seen in a while. He played at least 6 different positions throughout the game and dominated all of them. He was meaner than a rattle snake to.
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    Re: Clintwood-Haysi thoughts

    He had a nasty streak a mile long didnt he Tim?? He had the mentality that some of our players need.
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    Re: Clintwood-Haysi thoughts

    Well since your favorite poster hasn't got on here yet, I'll chime in. Tell me something GC1, you have the ball first and goal with about 2 minutes to go. All 3 timeouts, and bam you hurry to the line and ground the ball. Then time -out. Well in short we end up getting an intentional grounding call which was correct. In short, no score and go in the locker room with 2 timeouts left. Halftime-27-13, could've been 27-20. Thoroughly outplayed and outcoached. Haysi is the real deal again.

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    Re: Clintwood-Haysi thoughts

    I mean i can understand him hitting us and throwing us the the ground but waiting until the whistle blows to do it is just wrong. Now if he did it before the whist i couldnt say anything about him.
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    Re: Clintwood-Haysi thoughts

    Ah its going to happen over and over again man just have to take the good with the bad and play like the wave always have. Dont stoop to there levels

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    Well i know that im going to sound like a sore loser who is try to make excuses but the tigers have one of the dirtiest players that i ever saw. #7 (dont know his name) would take you after the ref blew the whistle and wasnt looking and throw you to the ground. Then when you get up he is standing there like nothing happened. It happened to everyone one of our recievers tonight not just me. The refs shouldve called the penalty or something.
    But i have to give congrats to the tigers they whipped us tonight on the lines.

    [/ QUOTE ]

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    Re: Clintwood-Haysi thoughts

    I seen him knocking you all down left and right, but I never seen him do it after the whistle. Not to say that he didnt because you could just tell that he was nasty, but I didnt see it. He was just like the school yard bully and unfortunatly, it looked as though you were one of his favorite victims.
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