DT 90

That would be the one.

Public schools like Allen do recruit albeit indirectly. Again, China Spring lost a D1 type running back to Allen after his dad went shopping him around to Midway, Guyer, Flower Mound and South Lake Carroll. Transferred in before his Junior year and immediately became a starter.

Yes they do recruit. DT 90's school lost a D1 recruit to a Fort Worth private school for his senior year. Just so happens his dad ( also a football coach) got a job there for that season. FYI.... IMG in Florida cost $80K a year to attend. They don't provide scholarships but provide financial aid to attend just like a DII and DIII college.

All hail E. King Gill.

There is no such thing as the refs controlling the tempo. If you watch NCAA or NFL they basically work the same speed regardless of huddle or no huddle. It is that way so not to give benefit to either side. TV time outs at specific times of the quarters are what extends the games. time only stops very briefly one first downs in NCAA and doesn't stop in NFL until the last two minutes of the half.

Understood. The capability and use of technology is far exceeding what the rules makers can envision. In baseball, a base coach cannot even use a tablet to track his batting order. However, teams are now allowed to video the game from the dug out, but it cannot be used to "coach" during the game. If you noticed Jim Harbaugh at Michigan still uses the old style head sets with cables during games. He doesn't trust wireless headsets... "to easy to hack into"

Are you speaking of having the coaches have ability to review video of plays like NFL reviews photos? or have video replay of certain calls by the officials? NFL does even allow video on the side line for coaching purposes. If you are talking about replay of official's calls, I officiate high school football. Believe me, there a lots of high school programs that would love to have $12 K just have $12 K. I don't like video replay because it makes you tentative in your calls. You have a "back up". You are seeing things at game speed and making calls at game speed. If you are going to use video to make the calls why have officials at all. No. I mean that it is easier for the players and officials to transition to the next level. I also run the chains at Baylor on Saturdays. Most NCAA officials have been calling for 20-30 plus years. There are quite a few though that are being fast tracked. I notice them getting younger and younger all the time and you wonder......

It cannot be used/not available at all levels of the high school game. That is why you wont see it in Texas. And Texas is better off for it. There are more football games played under NCAA rules on three Friday nights in Texas than there is for a whole season in the NCAA. Talk to any NCAA football official that doesn't live in Texas. To a man they all wish other states would adopt NCAA rules. However, you will see them become more strict in calling the use of the helmet to the head in tackling.

My family sat near Malik's along with Brandin's and Brelon's families during our time at North Texas. Through the good times and the bad; one of the best experiences about being a Mean Green player's family.

Never used cranes. You see the haul ropes for the block and tackle. The only thing different is now the center pole is cross braced by four poles that are sunk into the ground at each quadrant. You can see those in the picture too. One of them has the Texas flag suspended from it. Also, the stack is now homogenous. The logs are cut at different lengths to give it the wedding cake tier look. Used to the logs at each level were stacked on top of logs at the lower level. Alcohol has always been forbidden on the stack. Not to say that students were not "steeled" for the work when they showed up.

Brett, you should know better........... China Spring.............. unless you left out the apostrophe.

Yea that would definitely be a turn off. They continue to build Bonfire using the same tried and true means albeit now with engineer guidance and plans. It is still humongous and uses the wedding cake tiers. However, is not a school sponsored event. http://www.studentbonfire.com/

Will play QB as a Senior.

Need to look at this kid too. Just a Junior. http://www.hudl.com/video/3/4132888/57e287fc11fa7f3054c1b136

No, I haven't seen a CS varsity game in three years because I referee on Friday nights so I haven't seen him play in person. But I do know him. He is big. He is fast and hits like a Mack truck. Same size as DT 90 when he came out of high school. I could easily see him being a hybrid DE/LB type. http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4132573/kody-fulp

Kody Fulp, a linebacker at China Spring decommitted from UL-M last night and has reopened his recruitment. He had just received an offer from North Texas. The line of Cougar defensive stars possibly continuing at North Texas.

Mere technicality. Don't know why they gave each of you negative rating. It is just part of being an Aggie.

Had to go there. Fact: All logs placed on the Aggie Bonfire are done so by human muscle power. The weight of logs being hoisted by block and tackle attached to the Center Pole is what cracked it in 1999 causing it to collapse. Built four of them in my day. Never saw a log placed by a crane. Anyone can stack pallets.

Still gives me chills! Freaking awesome!

You can buy them in digital format from his website.

Could be wearing MG gear underneath his ACUs.

Could be a North Texas fan going to West Point. No different than seeing people wearing other schools' gear to Apogee.

Was aware of his story several years ago. DT90 requested to be #55 since no one was wearing it ( he was looking at the roster). Was filled in on Richard Gills story. Very sad.

Though that was in Frisco....

Yea. A little slow on their website updates... 10 months late.