Cody Shear
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The Ua fans also want Burmeister to get a career ending injury classy fans. But it should be expected from the bottle thrower fanbase
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Go Colts!!brich75 wrote:Hey that's my old stomping grounds. They have a couple super athletic kids. Tyson Haas is a freak of nature athlete but would need to put on wieght to play in the division 1.chipkellysballs wrote:Staff also went to Thurston today
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By UA fans you mean one jackwagon. Every fanbase has their knuckle-draggers.cordy02c wrote:The Ua fans also want Burmeister to get a career ending injury classy fans. But it should be expected from the bottle thrower fanbase
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Jason is not just a fan, he's an inside Arizona source for Scout.comdthomas=ddixon wrote:Zona fans have hit full apathy.
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I wonder if he's referring to Wallace, the DB who is visiting in a few weeks.
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I bet he is talking about Cody shear who this thread is named afterPhenom wrote:I wonder if he's referring to Wallace, the DB who is visiting in a few weeks.
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oh lol that too.
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dthomas=ddixon wrote:When I attended SHS (Graduated in '08) we were absolutely awful in football and basketball. It was normal for us to win 0-1 games a year in football. Basketball we fared a little better; we would somehow always play Thurston, Sheldon, SoEugene, and the like really close and always steal a couple of those games each year. I rarely attended football games but loved going to the bball games.brich75 wrote:Back when I played we stomped Sheldon and got destroyed by Marshfield every year. Things have changed a bit lol.
It's ok DT=DD, I feel your pain...
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Pretty sure you're talking about Nick Ah Sam. Correct?polyduck wrote:dthomas=ddixon wrote:When I attended SHS (Graduated in '08) we were absolutely awful in football and basketball. It was normal for us to win 0-1 games a year in football. Basketball we fared a little better; we would somehow always play Thurston, Sheldon, SoEugene, and the like really close and always steal a couple of those games each year. I rarely attended football games but loved going to the bball games.brich75 wrote:Back when I played we stomped Sheldon and got destroyed by Marshfield every year. Things have changed a bit lol.
It's ok DT=DD, I feel your pain...My daughters, nieces and nephews all attended SHS. My nephew is a current ALL-STATE football (LB) & basketball (G) player for SHS. I understand that the U of O wanted him to walk on, but he has received several full ride offers from schools including PSU for football. His 1st love is basketball...so he's leaving his options open until he sees what offers/opportunities might happen in basketball. Go Millers & #Scoducks!

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.....that's correct my friend!greenyellow wrote:Pretty sure you're talking about Nick Ah Sam. Correct?polyduck wrote:dthomas=ddixon wrote:When I attended SHS (Graduated in '08) we were absolutely awful in football and basketball. It was normal for us to win 0-1 games a year in football. Basketball we fared a little better; we would somehow always play Thurston, Sheldon, SoEugene, and the like really close and always steal a couple of those games each year. I rarely attended football games but loved going to the bball games.brich75 wrote:Back when I played we stomped Sheldon and got destroyed by Marshfield every year. Things have changed a bit lol.
It's ok DT=DD, I feel your pain...My daughters, nieces and nephews all attended SHS. My nephew is a current ALL-STATE football (LB) & basketball (G) player for SHS. I understand that the U of O wanted him to walk on, but he has received several full ride offers from schools including PSU for football. His 1st love is basketball...so he's leaving his options open until he sees what offers/opportunities might happen in basketball. Go Millers & #Scoducks!
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My wife and a couple of nephews are Thurston Colts!OregonDonor wrote:Go Colts!!brich75 wrote:Hey that's my old stomping grounds. They have a couple super athletic kids. Tyson Haas is a freak of nature athlete but would need to put on wieght to play in the division 1.chipkellysballs wrote:Staff also went to Thurston today
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New faces for me it identify in the pic. Willie is well known by now, I think I see Leavitt but hard to know for sure without a Pepsi in his hand....who are the rest? No Cristobal and No Salave'a.chipkellysballs wrote:Staff also went to Thurston today
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Pimpleton, Dougherty, Taggart, Clark, Leavitt
