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All of the recruits are basically good kids who love football or they wouldn't be where they are and get noticed. There are some, however, as in any community who are solid pillars and have for whatever reason the sense to stay away from a school whose football program doesn't measure up to their standards...... that is if they have choices. We shall see in the next couple of years, but those kind of recruits are perhaps the OKG's that were never going to be available to Sark even if he wanted them to be. We should not forget that it's the local recruits, their parents and HS coaches, who would know Sark and his program the best.Passion said:Budda's complimentary remarks on UW's new coaches instilling discipline is telling. Sounds like Sark's behavior (on and off the field) got spread around Bellevue.
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Sounds like maybe Budda Baker wasn't edgy enough for Sark and his crew. TDWHA.Passion said:Budda's complimentary remarks on UW's new coaches instilling discipline is telling. Sounds like Sark's behavior (on and off the field) got spread around Bellevue.
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Nooch?chuck said:
Fruitless steelhead fishing in a nasty east wind for me. Not special but it was brief.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
It really is awfully warm out for February today.chuck said:Suck it Sven. If you can't see that it's cold out and nearly February then I can't help you.
On the other hand, you were right to report me.
Enjoying a beer on the back porch on MLK Day is always special.
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Nah, far, far away. I'm up in the gorge.TommySQC said:
Nooch?chuck said:
Fruitless steelhead fishing in a nasty east wind for me. Not special but it was brief.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
It really is awfully warm out for February today.chuck said:Suck it Sven. If you can't see that it's cold out and nearly February then I can't help you.
On the other hand, you were right to report me.
Enjoying a beer on the back porch on MLK Day is always special.
