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  1. Westlake-Scrimmage.jpg

    Friday Night Lights. Here's a shot from last night at the annual Cedar Park/Westlake scrimmage. Cedar Park has an outstanding program and it's always a good measure for both programs. Our Chaps look stout on the D-line and with our junior QB already fielding offers from programs like Auburn, the passing game is reloaded. Good luck to all the HS programs and here's to hoping we get a season to remember. #texasforever

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    Uh, yeah, there's going to be HS football this fall. Is there anything more beautiful than September night under the lights? Here's my view of the annual Cedar Park/Westlake scrimmage. Cedar Park has an outstanding program and it's always a good measure for both programs. Our Chaps look stout on the D-line and with our junior QB already fielding offers from programs like Auburn, the passing game is reloaded. Good luck to all the HS programs and here's to hoping we get a season to remember. 

  3. 17 minutes ago, Sock Monkey said:

    If I am coach Herman, I work with my staff to determine a minimum suspension length for BJ, and then take it to the captains to work with the team to determine if the suspension should be longer and what else he needs to do to earn his way back in. What he did effected his teammates and everyone needs to understand that they are accountable for holding him accountable. If everything goes well, everyone learns a good lesson and we all move on with life.

    From Grammerly: "Affect and effect are easy to mix up. Here’s the short version of how to use affect vs. effect. Affect is usually a verb, and it means to impact or change. Effect is usually a noun, an effect is the result of a change. Watch out! There are certain situations and fixed phrases that break the general usage rules for these words.

    Now that the basics are out of the way, the time has come to learn the intricacies of how to use affect and effect effectively. Or is it affectively? If you’re lucky, it may well be a little bit of both. (For the curious, effective would mean successful in this context. And when it comes to grammar, success is the goal.)"

     

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  4. I think the Nebraska strategy is actually pretty sound. By demanding voting transparency, due to their 501-C, "non-profit"* status, they are indirectly threat-shaming the careers of the school presidents. And, if the documents in any way prove that conference procedures were violated, it seems to open the door to some amazing lawsuits/resignations/chaos. If any of our learned lawyers could weigh in, it would be very appreciated. 

    One thing that I can guarantee is that law firms throughout the midwest are licking their chops cause this could get become really lucrative. 

    *LOL

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