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Post by elpaletero on Jul 17, 2008 0:15:55 GMT -6
LJ stadium is getting a face lift as well after this year...couldnt manage it this year with the 2 new HS and ms and Elem going up..but after this year...they will expand the locker room, artificial grass, and new digital scoreboard with big screen...the screen they have gotten bids for is a little less than twice as big as the one in weslaco...LJ wants to be known as the district with the bestfacilities...
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Post by redbird on Jul 17, 2008 0:18:55 GMT -6
Does that mean they are going to start using their concession facilities during playoff games now??? ;D
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Post by MANIMAL on Jul 17, 2008 0:20:03 GMT -6
you know what, those breakthrough's that the cheerleaders would make were HUGE!!!! i mean really big. i had never ever seen breakthrough's that big that weren't made out of some reusable material like plastic or whatever they're made out of these days.... when i was a kid thats all CC teams would use i know when i moved down to valley Mcallen Memorial would use them for a bit then ya it stopped
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Post by redbird on Jul 17, 2008 0:23:17 GMT -6
Hey midvalleyfootball, did you see what happened to hoover and their coach?? Their coach ended up leaving and they were in a scandal about grades and playing ineligible players. Something like that.
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Post by wp2003 on Jul 17, 2008 0:23:53 GMT -6
......i heard WISD is going to donate this scoreboard to the weslaco youth football league and get one that's 3 times as big as the one they have now, just so that they can have the biggest scoreboard. they were going to put it at east's field so that there could be some games over there, but more people show up to the little league games than the east varsity games.....
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Post by MANIMAL on Jul 17, 2008 0:25:58 GMT -6
LOL!!!!!!! i hope thats not true
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Post by Midvalleyftball79 on Jul 17, 2008 0:26:23 GMT -6
Hey midvalleyfootball, did you see what happened to hoover and their coach?? Their coach ended up leaving and they were in a scandal about grades and playing ineligible players. Something like that. Really? No i hadn't heard about that.
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Post by wp2003 on Jul 17, 2008 0:27:02 GMT -6
i hadn't heard about that either, time for a little google search........
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Post by elpaletero on Jul 17, 2008 0:29:18 GMT -6
manimal...have you seen the new logos for the schools..and their unis?
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Post by Midvalleyftball79 on Jul 17, 2008 0:29:34 GMT -6
......i heard WISD is going to donate this scoreboard to the weslaco youth football league and get one that's 3 times as big as the one they have now, just so that they can have the biggest scoreboard. they were going to put it at east's field so that there could be some games over there, but more people show up to the little league games than the east varsity games..... Are you serious wp, that would be crazy.
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Post by redbird on Jul 17, 2008 0:29:42 GMT -6
yea the coach resigned and got a job at another school and some assistant principal resigned due to the fact that grades were changed after the teachers submitted the grades. Hopefully wp can get the info because I am not about to go searching for it now.
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Post by MANIMAL on Jul 17, 2008 0:32:07 GMT -6
manimal...have you seen the new logos for the schools..and their unis? ya ive seen the logos but not jerseys yet
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Post by wp2003 on Jul 17, 2008 0:32:35 GMT -6
......i heard WISD is going to donate this scoreboard to the weslaco youth football league and get one that's 3 times as big as the one they have now, just so that they can have the biggest scoreboard. they were going to put it at east's field so that there could be some games over there, but more people show up to the little league games than the east varsity games..... Are you serious wp, that would be crazy. that would be really funny. naw, i'm sure wisd doesn't care what the screen size is like as long as the advertising money comes rolling in......
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Post by elpaletero on Jul 17, 2008 0:34:08 GMT -6
i think the logos suk..they look like they some cheap imaging comp to do them...
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Post by MANIMAL on Jul 17, 2008 0:35:33 GMT -6
well one is new mexico lobos logo from what i could tell and the other I THINK is hte huskies from Washington logo
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Post by wp2003 on Jul 17, 2008 0:37:00 GMT -6
yea the coach resigned and got a job at another school and some assistant principal resigned due to the fact that grades were changed after the teachers submitted the grades. Hopefully wp can get the info because I am not about to go searching for it now. here's the story 'Two-A-Days' Head Football Coach Rush Propst Resigns Amid ControversyAfter being accused of grade-changing, spying and adultery, Hoover High's coach will step down at the end of the season.
By James Montgomery
Rush Propst, the fiery head coach of the Hoover High School football team featured on MTV's "Two-A-Days: Hoover High," announced on Tuesday that he will resign at season's end, amid controversy both on and off the field.
Propst has been at the center of a maelstrom in recent months, after a Hoover City Board of Education investigation found evidence of a laundry list of misdoings, including grade-changing and preferential treatment for some football players, questionable finances and the fact that the married coach had an affair and supported a second family in another town.
The coaching staff was also accused of spying on one of Hoover's rivals, Vestavia Hills, and of using an ineligible player in four games this season — including one against another of Hoover's rivals, Spain Park — leading the Alabama High School Athletic Association to rule that the school must forfeit those games.
In an emotional, 45-minute speech before the school board, Propst denied that he was directly responsible for any wrongdoing, though he did accept full responsibility as the head coach. He did admit to having an affair but denied that he had ever been involved with any school administrators, as some reports had suggested.
"I had an affair. I want that out there. I did," Propst said. "The affair is wrong; I don't condone it. I made a personal decision that was wrong. And there's a child because of it. Criticize me for having an affair, be judgmental, but I won't let that child later read that he was a mistake, 'cause I'm going to do the right things."
Propst said he had informed his team — who despite the forfeited games are still very much in the hunt for a sixth state championship under his tenure — that he decided to resign to relieve the "pressure" that has engulfed not just the Hoover football team, but also the faculty at the high school and the community itself.
"I've made some mistakes, and I accept responsibility for what's happened. I apologize to you the fans, to my assistant coaches, my players, future and present, this community and to this board," he said, fighting back tears. "I felt like today it was time to take pressure off them and get it out into the open. I just feel like our school needed some relief. We have a tremendous faculty, we do. ... I felt like it was time to bring closure to this thing."
The Hoover City school board voted unanimously to accept Propst's resignation, though as part of an agreement, he will remain as the Hoover coach until the season's end and then will be transferred to another position. On August 31, he will resign his employment with the Hoover Board of Education.
"Coach Propst has accomplished much that we are proud of during his nine years at Hoover High School, and I thank him for those accomplishments," Hoover City School Superintendent Andy Craig said in a statement he read before the board. "At the same time, it's time for a new beginning at Hoover High School, for the football program, for the educational program, for the administrative team. With this settlement, I think we will take a big step in that direction."
Propst has compiled a 108-15 record since being hired as Hoover's head football coach in 1999, and during his speech — which he gave in full Hoover gear, since he had just arrived from practice — he spoke about his accomplishments and expressed his desire to coach again.
"I am remorseful for what I've done," he said. "I have failed you as a community; I have failed you at the board, but I feel very proud of the accomplishments we've had here, and this community has been a huge part of this football team's success. I'm a tough person. This will be another chapter in my coaching career. I fully expect to coach again. This has been an awesome experience. We've been able to do a lot of positive things here. ... We've been able to do things that no other program has done, and we've done it the right way." www.mtv.com/news/articles/1573178/20071031/index.jhtml
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Post by MANIMAL on Jul 17, 2008 0:39:25 GMT -6
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Post by wp2003 on Jul 17, 2008 0:40:43 GMT -6
jimmy gonzalez is the principal there at juarez? he used to be at east......
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Post by elpaletero on Jul 17, 2008 0:41:09 GMT -6
exactly..no creativity..what sux..alot of colleges have started to go after schools, specially in Texas who share logos in similar fashion to those of that school...i know katy, cuero, and some other schools have gotten latters from patten offices to change...we could of done a better job in my eyes.....
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Post by MANIMAL on Jul 17, 2008 0:44:43 GMT -6
well Huskies is a terrible name.......imagine LJ peeps saying HUSKIES with a spanish accent
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