Did you play football in HS or in college?

[KC native]

Originally Posted by LoneWolf

You quit the team halfway through your senior year? IMO, that says a lot about you.

I had better things to do than watch sophomores and juniors get their ass kicked while parents and friends from other schools were asking me why I wasn't playing. I had talked to my coaches about why I wasn't playing and was told to play my role and do what was best for team.

**** that noise. I wasn't going to play football in college.

I decided I'd rather enjoy having free time after school for the first time in my scholastic career. So instead of practicing and not getting to play, I got stoned and ****ed my gf (she went to a different school) more often.

Edit: I went to Raytown. Our team sucked and was going to suck for the foreseeable future. We had a running joke with our alcoholic piece of shit coach. We would check the trash can outside of the weight room to see how many empties were in there. We knew how hard practice would be after checking the trash can (that coach didn't get fired for another 2 years).

[LoneWolf]

Originally Posted by KC native

I had better things to do than watch sophomores and juniors get their ass kicked while parents and friends from other schools were asking me why I wasn't playing. I had talked to my coaches about why I wasn't playing and was told to play my role and do what was best for team.

**** that noise. I wasn't going to play football in college.

I decided I'd rather enjoy having free time after school for the first time in my scholastic career. So instead of practicing and not getting to play, I got stoned and ****ed my gf (she went to a different school) more often.

Edit: I went to Raytown. Our team sucked and was going to suck for the foreseeable future. We had a running joke with our alcoholic piece of shit coach. We would check the trash can outside of the weight room to see how many empties were in there. We knew how hard practice would be after checking the trash can (that coach didn't get fired for another 2 years).

I wasn't raised that way. I was taught by my father that if you commit to something you see that commitment through to the end.

Congratulations on the pot and pussy though.

[KC native]

Originally Posted by LoneWolf

I wasn't raised that way. I was taught by my father that if you commit to something you see that commitment through to the end.

Congratulations on the pot and pussy though.

It wasn't an easy decision. It's one of two things that I've ever quit (the other was pre-med track when I started college. After 3 weeks of classes, I decided I didn't want 8 years of those types of professors and that must mean that I didn't really want to be a doctor).

heh, I almost forgot to mention my racist offensive coach (he was a black dude from Garden City). He told me that I would never run the ball for him at the varsity level when I was a junior because I wasn't black. I said back to him, "But you can run my ass into the ground on JV though huh?" He replies, "You're goddamn right and don't forget it."

That dickhead also coached our sophomore basketball team and almost got in a fight with my best friend who played for him. The coach was matched up with my friend while they were scrimmaging in practice. The coach kept getting rough with my friend. When my friend reciprocated the rough play, the coach bucked up to him like he wanted to fight. My friend left the team a week later.

Our coaches were a disaster.