[Spoozer12]

Do transfers ever have a negative effect on the other kids, my question here is: is winning more important than being an actual factor in the winning?  Example: Kid plays running back his whole life, starts since he was a freshman, is expecting to get the majority of ball touches his senior year, hoping for an offer from his dream school, then gets bumped to a support roll losing 70% of his touches because someone bigger, faster, stronger, arrives.

Spoozer, please call him Opey for my benefit. LOL

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“Shut up, Opey! Your work for the past seven years as a MS and HS player to help get us respectable means NOTHING! We’re ready to take it to the next level! Alright, first team offense- let’s go! Opey run over there and get me a Gatorade then grab a hand shield!”

It’s the American way

Speaking on School and Hometown pride - Sucks for "Opey" because he's lived in the weight room for 3 years working his tail off, never missed a practice, played hurt and never missed a game. Opey can't compete with 3 tenths of a second quicker, 20lbs. heavier and two inches taller. I guess ole "Op" ought to just just go to Union instead of the offer he was hoping for from EKU..... Team would have never made it to the quarterfinals without this new bruiser who'll end up at WKU where he already had the offer.

How's That ROTC...LOL