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Post by wp2003 on Aug 7, 2008 8:55:51 GMT -6
3 and one under hite
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Post by xlobo on Aug 7, 2008 16:07:00 GMT -6
Well I read the first couple of profiles and some were semi-finalists and DC.... |
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Post by hunterbunter on Aug 8, 2008 1:27:51 GMT -6
just like teamfalcon said. he had better options. his accomplishments/resume are far greater than his teammates. i know i know its his choice and his future, but I also remember him saying in that video where he's signing his letter of intent that he hopes to play professionally one day. i dont know if texas state will help him achieve that goal, god willing it will, but he did have better options. |
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Post by wp2003 on Aug 8, 2008 4:51:04 GMT -6
i agree that he probably had better options but it had to be what fit him. i know mishak and he's never had to ride the bench ever. so i think his decision was based on where his chance was greatest to play. that's one of the things i would've told him to consider had he asked me. you wanna play and contribute. you wanna get the chance to live up to the expectations they put on you right away, and i think texas state is where he's gonna get that chance the fastest. you gotta remember also that he's gonna be running track for the bobcats and with the times he's been putting up lately (45's) he'll be doing that right away in his freshman year. that was also probably a big factor in his decision.
going pro is a stretch for anyone anywhere, he's gonna have to MAKE people look at him, but knowing him, he'll have no problem with that
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Post by wp2003 on Aug 8, 2008 4:51:42 GMT -6
Well I read the first couple of profiles and some were semi-finalists and DC.... but none of those other guys had the personal accomplishments that he had |
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Post by xlobo on Aug 8, 2008 11:51:38 GMT -6
Well I read the first couple of profiles and some were semi-finalists and DC.... but none of those other guys had the personal accomplishments that he had ooo yea by far he haad way better personal accomplishments but just imagine had he played in the state-semis a few times. I think Mishak should have gone to a better program and and he still would have been a star or a good player on the team. The would have have been pushed to the sky had others been as good as him. Now with Texas State he will be the star player and then what??? He has no one to compete with but himself.. |
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Post by wp2003 on Aug 8, 2008 17:14:43 GMT -6
i think he's just got to make people look. i know that the bigger the program the easier it is to get people to see you, but isn't texas state moving up to the bowl subdivision? i think i heard something about that. if that's the case he'll get his chance by the time he's in his junior and senior year.
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Post by hunterbunter on Aug 8, 2008 19:43:42 GMT -6
thats assuming texas state qualifies for a bowl...
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Post by Midvalleyftball79 on Aug 8, 2008 20:05:21 GMT -6
just like teamfalcon said. he had better options. his accomplishments/resume are far greater than his teammates. i know i know its his choice and his future, but I also remember him saying in that video where he's signing his letter of intent that he hopes to play professionally one day. i dont know if texas state will help him achieve that goal, god willing it will, but he did have better options. Do you know where tony romo played in college hunter, (eastern illinois university) just proves that it doesn't matter necessarily where you play. Its like down here in the rgv, how its hard for our athletes to get noticed and go on to play college ball, but if you take care of business on the field and build yourself a nice resume and put yourself out there to be seen, they will find you. Shak has set out to do what he wanted to do, which is play football and run track at the next level. All we can do is support him and wish him the best of luck. And that hopefully he has himself one helluva college career, and can pursue a professional career one day. |
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Post by morristhecat on Aug 8, 2008 20:37:57 GMT -6
Alot of you don't know what you're saying but I won't get into specifics.
Talked to his mom today - seems that Mishak has been working with the first team at wide receiver.
Notice: We will be renting a charter bus for the August 30th game against Angelo State. It will cost $20.00 to get on the bus. We've got about 30 football players going up - we've got room for 27 more fans. We will be attending a tailgate party with live music once we get there. Anyone interested, send me a PM.
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Post by hunterbunter on Aug 8, 2008 23:44:23 GMT -6
just like teamfalcon said. he had better options. his accomplishments/resume are far greater than his teammates. i know i know its his choice and his future, but I also remember him saying in that video where he's signing his letter of intent that he hopes to play professionally one day. i dont know if texas state will help him achieve that goal, god willing it will, but he did have better options. Do you know where tony romo played in college hunter, (eastern illinois university) just proves that it doesn't matter necessarily where you play. Its like down here in the rgv, how its hard for our athletes to get noticed and go on to play college ball, but if you take care of business on the field and build yourself a nice resume and put yourself out there to be seen, they will find you. Shak has set out to do what he wanted to do, which is play football and run track at the next level. All we can do is support him and wish him the best of luck. And that hopefully he has himself one helluva college career, and can pursue a professional career one day. i see what youre trying to say, but have you seen Romo's high school career? they didnt even have a winning record the 2 yrs he played varsity. i think he had no choice but to attend Eastern illinois. his hs accomplishments werent anything special, but he was a rare breed that flourished in college. mishak on the other hand had excellent hs career. |
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Post by wp2003 on Aug 9, 2008 0:13:15 GMT -6
Alot of you don't know what you're saying but I won't get into specifics. Talked to his mom today - seems that Mishak has been working with the first team at wide receiver. Notice: We will be renting a charter bus for the August 30th game against Angelo State. It will cost $20.00 to get on the bus. We've got about 30 football players going up - we've got room for 27 more fans. We will be attending a tailgate party with live music once we get there. Anyone interested, send me a PM. seems like you need to go back and read some of the posts a little closer..... |
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Post by JRG on Aug 9, 2008 10:13:54 GMT -6
Shak will continue to do what he does best at Texas State, w/ his heart & his God given abilities. The best of luck to you Mishak!  |
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Post by OlympFan on Aug 10, 2008 3:19:55 GMT -6
Shak will continue to do what he does best at Texas State, w/ his heart & his God given abilities. The best of luck to you Mishak! + 1 + And keep up the updating, guys... |
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Post by RGVF Moderator on Aug 10, 2008 8:01:39 GMT -6
Best of luck Mishak! Time to shine.
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Post by teamfalcon on Aug 12, 2008 12:07:30 GMT -6
Video of Mishak at practice? Midway through the clip, they talk about Texas State football. Mishak is listed on the roster with the #12 number and you'll see a player at last weeks practice with that number. It's a quick part so watch for it carefully. Is it him? newstreamz.com/2008/08/09/newstreamz-video-update-080908 |
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Post by xlobo on Aug 12, 2008 12:37:35 GMT -6
at the 5:17 mark that is Mishak wearing #12
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Post by ibleedpurple on Aug 12, 2008 12:48:44 GMT -6
yeah that looks like shak.
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Post by xlobo on Aug 12, 2008 12:52:10 GMT -6
it is...you can tell gacho plus he's wearing #12...
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Post by xlobo on Aug 12, 2008 12:53:11 GMT -6
Alot of you don't know what you're saying but I won't get into specifics. Talked to his mom today - seems that Mishak has been working with the first team at wide receiver. Notice: We will be renting a charter bus for the August 30th game against Angelo State. It will cost $20.00 to get on the bus. We've got about 30 football players going up - we've got room for 27 more fans. We will be attending a tailgate party with live music once we get there. Anyone interested, send me a PM. According to that video it looked like Shak was at RB. |
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