Not sure why all the hate on Norton but that's fine, comparing football now vs the 90's is pretty much a complete joke anyway. Not really sure what your point was based on my initial statement. My whole point to my statement was why were people making fun of our schedule when most teams on it are twice our size and due to consolidation scheduling this year was very difficult. Not for sure what excuse I was making, I wasn't aware I was making an excuse for anything. We are 5-0
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I wasn't making fun of the schedule, but I was defending it. It was someone from the PoundCent area.
In my opinion I agree, Burton should play schools with similar enrollments, like they do (Div. 1). But, with that being said, I would like to see them go out and pick a quality out of district opponent like a radford, george wythe, etc. Just for the simple reason of seeing where they stand against these teams. I think JI Burton is very solid possibly the best team in the "old region d" and would definitely only benefit from a game like that. I would just like to see them tested against someone other than a district opponent. I also realize scheduling is sometimes a problem and doing this isn't always possible.
For those wondering the numbers for Burton, since 1999 the numbers are:
99)209
00)209
01)211
02)190
03)179
04)194
05)204
06)225
07)245
08)252
09)254
10)269
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DANG! You think the punctuation and spelling on this board is bad now, you just wait. Wise County schools were consolidated to improve the educational opportunities for the students and what does the school board do, they eliminate PACE. The one school competition that really mattered..........................................
"Call me crazy, but I want to buy the Dallas Cowboys end zone and have the star right at the foot of my bed. That way when I score, I can spike the ball right on the star!" -Woody Paige, Around the Horn 10.9.08
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