Comments ... 9 found!
new kid : 10/27/2011
The paper said he could play. I didn't realize 6 others have transfered. But you know when your reputation starts to build, so does the popularity. This happens everywhere, especially in bigger areas.
spectator
?????? : 10/26/2011
Who is this mysterious transfer and where is he from? How many years does he have left? Also, since the UIL said he is ok, can this kid play this year?
Fan
Spectator : 10/26/2011
Yes, it truly could be an innocent transfer, especially since the kid is a senior. What about the other SIX? WHO is this boy? Why is it such a secret anyway? What did the UIL rule?
JJ
new bearcat : 10/26/2011
Unfortunately that happens more often than you think. PLayers will move to a district they feel they will get recognized. And currently Sherman has the better reputation. It also could be as innocent as the parent finding a new job and why should the kid miss out on opportunities to play because of the economy
spectator
UIL APPEAL : 10/26/2011
Yet another player has transferred into the SISD to play for the Bearcats. He supposedly was a 2,000 yard rusher at a 2A school, at least that is what is said on the Smoaky site. He was ruled ineligible by the district committee, and is now appealing to the UIL to overrule that decision TOMORROW. Why in the world has this been such a secret? Does anyone know who he is/?Boy, the rich get richer.
Just Wondering
Hmmmmm : 10/26/2011
Oh, my son googled the moral of the woodcutter story. It says that it means that you need to work hard, but you must also WORK SMART.
Jacket Fan
Hmm...answered. : 10/25/2011
It means that working hard sometimes isn't all that it takes to accomplish success. You have to also work smart. It's actually a good and fitting story, I think. It could also mean paying attention to small details in order to accomplish a larger goal, depending on which way wants to look at it, but both similar. Either way works here. I think the Jackets have worked very hard to get where they want to be and win some games. They just haven't worked smart. Be it through costly penalties or careless mistakes. It's a good fit.
KRH
Hmm : 10/25/2011
I think he still might be trying to figure this out.
Just guessing
Jason- : 10/25/2011
I would love to know what YOU see as the meaning of your ax story at the beginning of this article. I'm sure that each of us might find a different one. My understanding is that the Jackets are working thier tails off every week to chop down the tree (WIN THE GAME), but the problem is that they aren't taking care of the FUNDAMENTALS and small details.... like sharpening the ax!! What's your take? You had to have some point here. Don't leave us guessing.
Long Time Fan