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fraggle said:
I went to the game when NorthEast had a decent team with some future NFL players and St Thomas (or was it Central Catholic then?) dominated with Irvin like a man playing with boys. The media suroounded Michael after the game.
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Oh Fraggle One...

If you were rock'n the Raider Blue and Gold when it was Central Catholic, Napolean Broward was Guv of Florida.
 
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I would compare Winslow to the OP. Sexually assaulting grandmas in their spare time.
 
Empirical Cane said:
Oh Fraggle One...

If you were rock'n the Raider Blue and Gold when it was Central Catholic, Napolean Broward was Guv of Florida.
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I went to Stranahan at the time Brian Piccolo was at Central Catholic. It became St Thomas a year after I graduated. My kids went to North East when Grantis Bell was there and got slaughtered by St Thomas. Mid 80"s?
 
fraggle said:
our historic alum> Is there another Michael Irvin, Sean Taylor, AJ Anderson (Whoops meant Ottis), Ray lewis, Jerome Brown, Daniel Stubbs...there are many to compare to yet lately few seems to rise to the historic levels of our Alum. I don't get to Maimi to see any scimmages but I used too. I also knew from observing him in High School Irvin was a winner. I could list players from the past from when I lived down there but as age has crept in I'm limited yet curious how others might recognize talent before it happens. From highlights and games I'm disappointed in Reuben Bain ( I almost typed Carter a great before we became a juggernaut). Names? We'll keep track through the season and your a genius or a bum.
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I’ve never seen someone have a stroke in the middle of making a thread.
 
fraggle said:
I went to Stranahan at the time Brian Piccolo was at Central Catholic. It became St Thomas a year after I graduated. My kids went to North East when Grantis Bell was there and got slaughtered by St Thomas. Mid 80"s?
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