Banner School Uniform

Here are some things i wanna see in next year's game

10. All college teams including like App. State, NDSU, and Grand Valley State

9. Team Entances- "Play like a champion today", rub the rock (clemson), Go Big Blue (when the players jump up and touch the banner), and Iowa Swarm.

8. Create-a-school needs to come back

7. New announcers- Vern Lundquist and Gary Danielson or Mike Patrick and Todd Blackledge

6. Condition effects plays, c'mon when its raining players need to be slipping and drop more passes

5. On field reports with Erin Andrews

4. College Gameday, have Corso pick his headgear

3. Better equipment- they need towels, one sleeve undershirts(Zac Robinson), more facemasks (like at least 10 more differents facemasks), more glove choices, better shoes like team color ones, and back pads where they can stick out of the jersey and flop around

2. More alternate uniforms- thats just an automatic, they have to have that

1. Formation Subs- when you are playing with Clemson i'd having to switch Spiller and Davis around almost every play on the depth chart.

If you guys have any other ones feel free to add

The name on their jerseys/on the field.

I need to know who is qb (Sam Bradford, Tim Tebow, Colt McCoy, etc).
I'm tired of memorizing their numbers, except for Tim Tebow.

Transfering players.

2008-12-05 16:20:10 by Vokey

A video of belinda in dtention asked to clean the school banner..Its shame the video cuts out before the DP comes out and starts yelling..Good shit!

Here are some things i wanna see in next year's game

10. All college teams including like App. State, NDSU, and Grand Valley State

9. Team Entances- "Play like a champion today", rub the rock (clemson), Go Big Blue (when the players jump up and touch the banner), and Iowa Swarm.

8. Create-a-school needs to come back

7. New announcers- Vern Lundquist and Gary Danielson or Mike Patrick and Todd Blackledge

6. Condition effects plays, c'mon when its raining players need to be slipping and drop more passes

5. On field reports with Erin Andrews

4. College Gameday, have Corso pick his headgear

3. Better equipment- they need towels, one sleeve undershirts(Zac Robinson), more facemasks (like at least 10 more differents facemasks), more glove choices, better shoes like team color ones, and back pads where they can stick out of the jersey and flop around

2. More alternate uniforms- thats just an automatic, they have to have that

1. Formation Subs- when you are playing with Clemson i'd having to switch Spiller and Davis around almost every play on the depth chart.

If you guys have any other ones feel free to add

I think some of your ideas are irrelevant to foot ball.I just want it returned to a Sport with out all the corruption that sponsor's and money have'nt tainted. One other thing i would like to see it made a rule that no Professional team can take a student Player until he graduates and if they do pick or draft a College foot ball/basketball player before Graduation that they can not bring that player to camp until a year grace period is up.

2008-12-10 07:24:33 by Vokey

'Now, this year's Young Intellects competition has been by far the best. More entrants than we've ever had have flooded in from up and down the country, making this years winning position an even harder place to achieve. But yes, we've done it, we've narrowed it down to two superbly talented teenagers here tonight in London to battle it out for the title of Young Intellect 2005 and a grand prize of £10,000. Please give a warm welcome to Mathew Stevenson and Cole Parker!' The applause erupted as happy cheers set off into the air around me like mini fireworks, penetrating the quickly formed tension which now evaporated, steam-like, into the air above us.
The room was fairly large, dark, so as the only lights shone admirably upon the stage, upon my son Cole. Amongst the buzzing audience sat members of the press, scribbling rapidly and flashing their cameras, their faces eager and expectant. However, the main crowd was that of the family of Matthew Stevenson.
Cole had spoken rarely of Matthew to me, but when he did, what he said had always been venomous, and Cole rarely spoke hatred of anyone. Matthew came from a posh boarding school somewhere in Cheshire, where their chauffeurs drove them to school in limousines, where the food was delicious, where the uniform was spotlessly smart, where the teaching was always of the highest standards, where everything was impeccable.
Of course, Matthew had found perpetual joy bragging about all this to the state-school-going, school-dinner-mush-eating, regular guy Cole. The stuck-up snob of a child had tried continuously to intimidate Cole, with his snide remarks and spiteful comments. But Cole was from the real world, and he knew better than to let Matthew get to him. He brushed off the comments and only spoke bitterly of Matthew to me.
Matthew had a huge crowd of rich kid snobs with him, plently of snooty teachers, and a pair of viole, obese, designer wearing parents. they waved their fancy banners and made sure their cheers were the loudest. Matthew's mother caught my eye and shot me a look set to kill. I shuddered.
The Parker fan club was somewhat smaller, but never ones to be beaten, we roared and cheered with all our might. To my left sat Hannah, Cole's 5 year old sister, her curly brown pigtails bouncing around crazily as she clapped and squealed for Cole. On my right sat Mr Carson, Cole's English teacher, his coach for the competition. The one forever nagging, the one forever pushing, the one so determined for Cole to do well that he'd dedicated night after night to teaching Cole. My son respected him, and so I did too, he had become a good family friend. He was the only one at the school who believed in Cole; the smug grin upon his face was well deserved.
I smacked my hands together heavily in applause as my son appeared on stage. He grinned like a fool, awestruck at the whole situation. He looked so smart in his ebony suit, white shirt and deep blue tie. Reaching this far in the competition had been a huge achievement for Cole, finally his inteligence had been noticed. Embarrassingly, I felt myself welling up, I was just so proud, it didn't matter if he won or not. And so what if he didn't end up following in my footsteps and becoming a doctor? This world had thrown out so many options for my boy.
My boy.
Suddenly, my phone vibrated in my jeans pocket. The message was flagged as urgent:
'Mr Parker, you are required at the hospital immediately.'
No! Not today! So many times I'd had to leave Cole, so many times. But tonight was the biggest night of Cole's life. It's not fair to make me come! My son needs me! But someone's in an emergency... they need me more. I'll see Cole as soon as I get back, I won't be that long. I can't be that long.
Silently, I stood up and exited the audience. Mr Carson and Hannah would know where I was going. When I reached the door I turned back for a second. Cole had seen me and understood, but there was no denying the hurt that washed over his face. I forced a smile and mouthed, 'I love you', opened the door and left the building, once again leaving my son.
Only this time I left him for good.
Thanks very much <(-.-)>, and I see your point with that line, I'll take what you said into consideration.

But Wilma, care to elaborate? You said people won't read my story if it is written in 'that way', but don't actually say what that way is? And whilst I maybe still somewhat of a beginner, I'm 14 now and have been writing for years, of course I'm going to write formally, why wouldn't you?

Good description, but some of them ("The applause erupted as happy cheers set off into the air around me like mini fireworks...") I didn't quite like. I don't know how to explain it, but it seems sort of... flowery? Too deliberate?
The line at the end got me hooked in - I think that this is a pretty good start to a story. Nice development, good luck with the rest of the story :)

2009-10-18 06:14:26 by RoCkEr AbBiE

prizes offered by the challenge would surely increase our contribution for the world in our little way by starting locally. acting local for global challenges & trees for the world is the solution to answer both poverty and climate change. seedling production for livelihood to answer unemployment. seedling production to untilized time productively and advocate seedling production in all our schools would answer global climate change. philippines is a tropical country, it will succeed. awareness raising is one of our first challenge. mass media fails in this part of the world. we are doing advocacy in the traditional way like banners & streamers. t-shirt uniforms to advertise our campaign. in 2005-06, est. 135,000 seedlings were planted and is growing well in our 64 ha. site. for 2007 we will continue demostrating it in our roads and highways. the activity is well supported by volunteers & the enthusiasm is strong. it will be much stronger and wider with ur support, wrldchallenge. thnx

Rock and Roll, you are doing great!

2007-03-18 17:09:55 by thelightedlamp

What do you think about this topic. (I mean the free speech part, you don't have to tell me the banner was a stupid idea. If you don't know, "children" under 18 don't have all there rights. This sparks the question is "equality under the law" in this nation for all people but not age groups? I am a student so I am much interested in this topic for it affects me greatly. Tell me what you think schools should do about this problem. Ignore it or put in dress codes or uniforms or stricter rules. And please tell me your thinking behind your opinion.)

I totally agree with the student who is sueing. The school had absolutely no right to suspend the kid, since this was NOT during school, AND they were standing on the sidwalk, which is public property. Students rights shouldn't be left at the gate, they should be able to always have them.
Now, at the same time, this doesn't mean that kids should be able to disrupt teachers in class, but that is a totally different matter.

2007-04-03 20:44:34 by Jhoff10