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Agreed! Dynamic kid. My son played baseball with him when they were younger. Explosive with the bat and his arm.

No biggie. Kids doing an athletic period, after school lift/skills and then a third workout or practice 4/5 days a week is too much. There's just no way that an athlete performs THEIR BEST, under those circumstances. They're not machines and way too often, the driven kids that don't miss workouts, wind up injured.

Conditioning should be done by the coach that they are IN SEASON with. This is a simple concept that's missed by so many. Way too many kids are overworked these days. I don't really care what was done 20, 30 or 40 years ago. We know more now and should do better. And maybe kids were more durable in the past, but they also had a great foundation of manual labor, etc. And lifting... done right, should be done all year round. Dayton's S&C coordinator is top notch when it comes to putting this together.

FW OD Wyatt broke it in 98. I'd love to see what Jasper and OD Wyatt could do in these new spikes. Super shoes are changing the game.

SOC also had more than enough time to make something happen in their last possession. They looked tired and possibly deflated and PNG dominated them for that last couple minutes. Personally, I wish the refs would've called more things early in the game (there were plenty), so there wouldn't be anyone trying to tarnish what PNG's kids did. Amazing game.

Sucks that such a great moment for their team has to be tainted by that.

Yikes... reading the comments, It looks like the kid might have a history of doing that. Unacceptable.

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yes sir!

I might be misunderstanding, but just wanted to clarify that the southpaw is a sophomore. Denim Foster. He's gonna be a good one. His backup is also a sophomore, Hunter Wallace, and he can sling it and looks the part, build-wise.

BH definitely has some good speed, but they've just got a good program all the way around. Lots of distance, throws and jumps points as well.

Cody Green #7, AJ Dugat #8 and Cameron LaCour #6. Dayton's state final run. 2008. Not sure if Hudl was around back then. Can't find anything at the moment.

Haha! No doubt. Seems to be so few decent times to pass through town, these days. I live and work here. 😫

Congrats to you and your wife and thank you for all you've done, AAW!