Top 3 players on each lhac team

[Manfred]

fhrollz, OG: I was answering username's request for "hitters". Not the best QB, RB, etc. We all know those names.

[fhrollz]

Oh ok MANFRED, but hitters??? There is NONE left. 09 had the last of the hitters with C.Gdula, Moss, Oshaben, Wingard, Lazration, Hinderliter. FH has fallen in the category of a REAL PHYSICAL team they usually are. There are no more pure HITTERS, if I had to chose a 3? J-Lo, John Sanders, and then who cares? a lot of "grabbers" from what I saw last year, and I'm sure no 10th grader is coming up that will lay the wood on someone

(my opinion)

[Manfred]

I somewhat agree with your assessment. I am intrigued with 140-ish Doltyn Snedden, one of those sophs. From what I've seen, he's fearless regardless of someone's size.

[fhrollz]

Yea he COULD turn out to be good. I sure hope he puts on some weight. Backs like Meier, Nick D, Newton, and other recent backs of the years would make him look silly and just bowl him over. But I do wish the kid the best!!

[AmusedChatter]

FhRollz it is bull not a bowl of cereal. I can already tell you are in high school, or recently graduated by your grammar and the way you attack teammates. No need to get jealous of people playing on your own team.

[Opinionguy]

Pinkas is the key for Forest Hills on both sides of the ball. The Rangers need him to put on 15-20 and step to play FB and inside backer. He is a tough kid, and would fit into that role as a physical player, he just needs some more meat to himself.

The other thing that worries the OG is Unger's duribility. Can he tote the pigskin like Ranger greats of the past...25+ every Friday wears you down. Especially if he moves to inside backer...that's tough to do both ways.

[fhrollz]

FhRollz it is bull not a bowl of cereal. I can already tell you are in high school, or recently graduated by your grammar and the way you attack teammates. No need to get jealous of people playing on your own team.

Please quote me as to where I attacked a teammate? And also I'm clearly not jealous of any of my teammates? Seeing how I play on no team at all. I just watch all of the FH games and analyze the players. Also I know a good many of them and know what they are capable of.

[fhrollz]

Pinkas is the key for Forest Hills on both sides of the ball. The Rangers need him to put on 15-20 and step to play FB and inside backer. He is a tough kid, and would fit into that role as a physical player, he just needs some more meat to himself.

The other thing that worries the OG is Unger's duribility. Can he tote the pigskin like Ranger greats of the past...25+ every Friday wears you down. Especially if he moves to inside backer...that's tough to do both ways.

I totally agree with your statement. I believe Pinkas will be a great player, he will be needed and he will be counted on this upcoming season due to so many costly departures from the last two years. And yes he also needs to put on some weight so he can hold-up and compete with kids that are older and bigger than he is.

I also question Unger's durability. He sucked it all year for the most part this season but he wasn't per-say "needed" with the likes of Meier, Nick D., and Dell. I will be intrigued to see what happens next year. I would like to see him stay healthy and be succesful.

Now to AmusedChatter. I talked up two FH kids, never did I "attack".

[El-Moldo]

Bowl: to meet or strike with the force of a rolling object. Hence the phrase "bowl him over" is correct.

[fhrollz]

Bowl: to meet or strike with the force of a rolling object. Hence the phrase "bowl him over" is correct.

Why thanks El-Moldo. I knew someone out there was smart, unlike others...

bowl somebody over also bowl over somebody
1. to cause someone to fall by hitting them with your body Reagan burst through the door, practically bowling over Jeanne.
2. to completely surprise someone I was totally bowled over by the beautiful gift from the office staff. The party completely bowled him over.
Etymology: based on the game of bowling, in which a ball is rolled toward a group of wooden objects with the intention of making them fall