The Breakerboy
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Just glad some of the kids you roughed up a little bit and younger players that you did the same too did not come back and put a bullet in your brain. I played football in HS and was the starting QB and I was apt to protect those who were bullied than the other way around. If someone gets in your face like the d lineman and you protect yourself, well sure, do what you have to do. But to be setting some kind of order just sounds so immature. Several kids in the area I live in now are D1 players and others going to smaller colleges and they don't do this crap. Austin Sanders is one that comes to mind and he has been that way even when younger and tall and skinney in elementary school. Going out of your way to rough people up is being a bully. Protecting yourself or someone else who is being bullied is commendable. Hope my kid will know the difference.
I said we got the ones that were talking ish. Nothing more, the band members did nothing all game then if we lost a game they want to holler "oh they're sorry" while we're minding our business having to run for the loss and hear it from the coaches all week as well as beating ourselves up all week about it. They were asking for it. And there wasn't too much you can do about it because it was just guys getting jacked up. Football was our life around there and the school even took the losses bad. So for you to say something yeah you're asking for it. And there was absolutely nothing you would've done about upperclassmen making freshman and sophs fall in line.
Example: We had a senior come out for football his senior year. I asked a 10th grade kid for his seat on the bench during practice because the 1s were done. This senior cat said the 10th grader shouldn't have to get up. I jerked him up by his facemask and took his seat for talking. Then we still made the new guys move because we were tired from practice. That's how things were done down there. And if a young guy had a problem with it our coaches would make us go at it in the bull ring or we could handle it on the wrestling mat. Fair if you ask me. But I don't know I guess our methods are old-school compared to now.