stillfly01

Craig Barker - Henderson. seems hard to gameplan against

Dickey had nothing to do with the coaching. Give credit to Coach Barker and Little for that one. Meeks is just another guy on the sidelines.

I played for henderson and im still a huge fan of the team and even im sick of seeing your posts about how great the lions are. You see the need to bring them into every single post, related or not. Find something else to talk about.

I like how Aggie fans are going crazy about the "Toilet Bowl". A&M won a few and Texas lost a few. get over yourself. In 2008 when A&M went 4-8 and went to the "Toilet Bowl" did Texas fans say anything? nope. I guess because its pretty much expected. Its weird how texas is the worst in texas when they are a traditional winner who pulls the nations best recruits year in and year out. We will see how the aggie defense holds up without von miller.

Cant wait for the possible match up of henderson and celina. Henderson D should be pretty stout and the offense is as good as ever. Celina may have a good O but all you have to do is score more points than the other team to win.

The only thing that will hurt henderson is the fact that they have absolutely NO size returning next year except one player. From what i hear there are only 2 kids benching in the 300's.

4,5,6th arent too important anyways

alright thanks

does anyone know when the UIL will fill in their brackets on the web site?

i attempted golf a few times (failed miserably) and it seems to me like its not so much a sport than an extremely skilled game. i dont know what everyone else thinks, but in my opinion a sport is more physically demanding and uses skill AND athleticism.

a lot of you will most likely say football but in my opinion, anyone who has ever wrestled and played football will definitely say that wrestling is by far the hardest. not to mention the weight cuts :sick:

would he be eligible under UIL rules?

Functional training is there to incorporate into the workout but not be the only thing. But those boys are in there doing nothing but medicine ball excercises. And when they actually do a good lift, he has a set weight for them to do. There are only about 4-5 people benching over 300 right now out of about 40-45

It may help technique but the offseason is a time to built overall strength and his program just isnt doing it. There arent really any noticeable differences in any of the players except maybe 10-15 lbs added to their old max at the beginning of the year. Which isnt much considering many other schools have players jumping up 30-40 lbs.

Well theres more rubber in the weightroom than there are actual weights. The "strength" coach is the only person ive ever heard of who thinks bench press is useless in a weight program..