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God Bless Marque... I knew him. He was a great guy.
So ignorant...
Palo Verde haters will ALWAYS find something bad to say about them. It's like politics -- Republicans will always find something egregious to say about Democrats, and vice versa. Enough is enough with all the hate against solid programs!
To further expand Ray Brewer's point he made earlier in the week... it's funny how people are quick to pull out the sympathy card for Faith Lutheran, but it's okay to blast Bishop Gorman for anything they do, win or lose. They're both private schools... shouldn't you hate them both? Let's get some equal treatment here!
VegasVegas...
If you would have seen the game, you would have LOTS of respect for what Legacy did last week. Essentially shutting down a HUGE offensive power like Palo Verde is something that is almost UNHEARD OF! One defensive touchdown and that's it. That performance deserves many kudos, and RESPECT.
Legacy proved they were the better team that night, and proved that they are in the upper echelon of teams in the area.
Both teams left it ALL on the field, period.
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letsciencedecide:
Palo Verde does NOT lack honor at all. Do you remember the Las Vegas High player, Eddie Gomez, that suddenly died in 2003 just days after taking a hit to the head in the Sunrise Region championship game against Desert Pines? LVHS had to lay him to rest the same week before facing Palo Verde in the state semifinals that Saturday. Las Vegas won the state semifinal game, 34-7, and despite the defeat, Palo Verde performed a gesture of utmost respect. During the handshakes, each of the players carried a rose to the Las Vegas sideline and put them all in a basket and handed them to the family of the fallen Las Vegas High football player. Very classy, and HONORABLE.
So you can't say that Palo is not honorable, because that is NOT TRUE.
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qb123:
I agree with your first (and only) point that letsciencedecide lacks honor in saying that this death was for the best. Just plain rude, and wrong! But nothing else really made sense. If you've seen Palo Verde play, they are NOT a passing team by any means. That couldn't be more true this year. They are a team that runs the ball into the ground until the cows come home. Can't blame Rost for leaving the first team in the game through the 3rd quarter, because they need the exposure. If you can't tackle or play defense, this is what happens to you when you play a team with a powerful offense. True, 76 points looks excessive at first sight, but it's ultimately what Coach Castro would have liked to see -- the Panthers playing defense the way he taught them to, and executing the way they are expected to. It's not about running up the score; it's about playing football.