Are portsmouth frosh unbeatable
Are portsmouth frosh unbeatable
I have talked to several coaches and parents and all that I hear from them is the portsmouth is the real deal. They have a quarterback who can throw, receivers with speed and backs who run hard.
Can anyone slow down the young trojans?
Can anyone slow down the young trojans?
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I know of a lot of schools that do not hold kids back, especially in the numbers supposedly this group has intentionally held back. One year older at the junior high and freshman level makes a lot of difference. It makes a lot of difference comparing a 17 year old senior to a 18 year old one.Not saying that they are not good because I have heard they are, but when you hold back 4 or 5 good players it makes a difference.
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Congrats to the Trojans on the big win tonight.........I agree that kids being held back makes a BIG difference......I'm saying that several teams we have played in the past few years have kids that are "1 year older" than their grade should be.....my son is the legal age for his grade at Portsmouth...he has several friends at other area schools the same age, but they are a grade behind.......pre-first grade seems to be how alot of them are staying behind..........whether it's at this time or when they get in jr high....it's all the same.
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My point is whether they're strongly "encouraged" to go to pre-first grade or held back later...it's pretty much the same.......it's wrong.......yeah....you don't know whether a kid will turn out to be good or not at a young age, but he automatically has an advantage from that point on.........there is age limitations, so I doubt the "company" was 20 years old.....I think you need to check out the ages from all before you single out one and start bashing. I was merely trying to point out it's done quite often and not only our school.
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Redhawk,
FYI...... Jo Jo Parker turned 16 years old during his senior year of football. Just think how bad he would have made you guys look if he was 18 or even 17 for that matter. Get your facts straight before you start bashing kids on here. As for when and if to hold a kid back........I don't see the difference in holding a kid back when they're in 1st, 2nd,3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, or 8th grade for crying out loud!! The BOTTOM LINE is that they are a year older and more mature when they are in high school. The OHSAA has an age limit as well. You might want to check that out Redhawk.
FYI...... Jo Jo Parker turned 16 years old during his senior year of football. Just think how bad he would have made you guys look if he was 18 or even 17 for that matter. Get your facts straight before you start bashing kids on here. As for when and if to hold a kid back........I don't see the difference in holding a kid back when they're in 1st, 2nd,3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, or 8th grade for crying out loud!! The BOTTOM LINE is that they are a year older and more mature when they are in high school. The OHSAA has an age limit as well. You might want to check that out Redhawk.
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