[vundy33]

Haha Old School...


I played my senior year at a high school in the western United States. I couldn't believe that a high school could be that big. It was grades 10-12, and had about 3,200 students. 9th grade had their own complete school. It was like a college, you had to walk a good ways to class, lol. I just couldn't believe I had that many females to choose from .

Anyway, they had try-outs for the football team. I wasn't used to that, because back home the average team doesn't have try-outs. I was about 5'9, 200-210 pounds and I always played D-end. They had guys that looked like college players. I couldn't believe I got on the team. But, I pretty much know for a fact why I got to start at D-end against running teams. They had so many different defenses and sets that it was hard to wrap my head around, ya know? I was just used to pretty much one defense, like a 5-2 or 4-4, they had that and plenty more. And used them all, ALOT. My coach loved me, he said because I was "southern', and he said that he had never seen a kid that wanted to kill the ball carrier more than I did. Of course, I didn't want to literally kill them, I just wanted to make sure they regretted playing us, and on every big play I mentioned "that's how we do it in Kentucky"...lol.

I know, a little bit corny, but those boys were vajayjay's compared to the good ole' boys back home. I wanted to put my head through their chest on every play, they wanted to use finesse and be flashy, for the most part. I just don't know how finesse and football can even go in the same sentence together...football kicks finesse's *** every time.

We were only aloud to dress 90, that was the limit, but we had 40-60 in shorts and their jersey's on every game. **** of alot of players. St. X is just ridiculous though. I wish I could have watched their game!