Comments on: East Bay football poll — 9/20

By: Gliderrider

Gliderrider — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 05:27:13 +0000

I’ll answer this one for you Bulldog Forever.

Eastbay Football- the NCSCIF has very strict rules and regulations regarding transfers. Kids cannot go “where ever they like when ever they want”. The NCSCIF rules and regulations are so strict that it’s almost impossible to transfer and still be eligible for sports. There’s more to each school than just football, and there’s more to each story than just football. The NCSCIF is very thorough and painstaking in their investigations of transfer applications for sports eligibility. They’ll only approve a transfer if they’re 100% sure it meets all requirements. If they’re 95% sure, then the answer is NO. Any transfer that was approved by the NCSCIF is quite legitimate and not a joke.

By: C-dog

C-dog — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 05:15:40 +0000

Hey Eastbay Football, near criminal transfers? For public schools? Oh please! The NCS has very strict rules about athletic transfers. You should go to the website to see for yourself. Kids don’t just get to go where ever they like. Families often move you know. What is a joke is how private schools like, De La Salle, can recruit the best athletes from all over the nation to remain dominant. Public schools have no chance against them!

By: eastbay football

eastbay football — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 04:38:22 +0000

yeah I guess we should just all continue to over look these near criminal transfers because of the domino effect it will have for your team. Ask MT D or YV how they feel about their kids being able to go where ever they like when ever they like…what a joke.

By: maC 1

maC 1 — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 03:47:40 +0000

1ST OF ALL I’m not a fan of the program I think it sucks. Yes Carter is a talent as is 24 0ther top Ebay players and week in and week they seem to get the ball. except for at washington high school.I think if you have talent like carter and cant get him the ball the head coach and the offensive coord need to go.
It’s obvious you didnt read jimmoes explanation for leaving carter off the preseason top 25 it was a head coach request. Cant get the ball during the season so far and no preseason awards. sounds fishy to me. If the carter parents are out there I would look into this sounds like thr head coach is screwing the kid to me and i would raise hell if that was the cASE. EVERYONE SAYS WHAT A GREAT KID THEN WHY SCREW HIM something must be going on in husky land. And huskie says you either are on the payroll or the head coach himself trying to defend himself. and if that
‘s the case your classless.

By: Bulldog Forever

Bulldog Forever — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 03:39:04 +0000

DVAL Watcher, you got me thinking about Nesheim. I sure hope that you’re right. His becoming available to play last week was unlikely and very unexpected. If he can catch onto the offense, and Coach Hern plays him at QB, it would create a very nice domino effect for Alhambra. 1) We could move current QB Jon Miller, a tremendous athlete, to halfback, and also utilize him as a wide receiver in 4 receiver sets 2) Nesheim’s passing ability would bring WR Trevor Davis and TE Rich Manuli back into the offense 3)It would also widen the field as Adam can get the ball downfield to the extremely speedy Davis 4) This would make tailback Jared Leaf even more efficient than he already is, as teams couldn’t concentrate on stopping only him 5) Miller would then also be available to play defensive back, and he would vitally shore up our leaky pass defense. So, in effect, the addition of Nesheim could strengthen both the offense and the defense.

By: YV Alum

YV Alum — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 03:24:33 +0000

Yeah, I also think that Alhambra should be able to win DFAL and then possibly do some damage come playoff time. They are strong team. And, if QB Nesheim is pulling the trigger now, they will be even tougher. I’m a YV fan and watched him torch teams last season. He is an accurate and very poised passer. He ran an advanced pro style offense at YV last year with great success, winning DVAL. I was wondering what happened to him this year? YV’s loss is definitely Alhambra’s gain!

By: ManDown

ManDown — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 02:24:56 +0000

Where is DonJuan at now? His team got beat by a weak Newark team and they were talking all that smack how they weren’t going to lose a game and how they were going to blow them out. Haha! Loser!

By: DVAL Watcher

DVAL Watcher — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 23:17:58 +0000

Alhambra’s chances of taking DFAL just improved greatly. Your new QB is outstanding!! He not only can throw and run he has playoff time under his belt He is a real smart kid will pick up on your offense real quick.

By: Bulldog Forever

Bulldog Forever — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 22:29:00 +0000

“Any thoughts on Alhambra’s chances of taking the DFAL title?”

At the moment, we have about a 40% chance of winning. Our problem is that we can only run, and cannot utilize receivers Davis and Manuli. One dimensional teams normally don’t get very far, but when your one dimension is tailback Jared Leaf, a championship is certainly possible. We have a new QB, Adam Nesheim, a transfer from YV who just got approved to play. He hasn’t played in a scrimmage or a game in almost a year, but if he can catch on, he could make a difference for us.

By: PERKIN

PERKIN — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 20:29:04 +0000

I didn’t get a chance to se the first half that call just seemed so big because DLS maybe couldn’t have stayed as patient with thr run game. Being down by one score they could stay patient & stick to the Veer but if that play goes DLS may have paniced. BUt they played great condtioning showed in the 4th. I have a hard time believing they were better conditioned then Goram from what I heard of Sanchez’s conditioning he did at Cal High. I think the way DLS pushes their kids towards being leaner all their guys looking more like LBs is what helped them in the 4th. Having theose big 300lb linemen for Groan may be what cost them late having to carry around all that weight.