played guard during our run to the State quarters as a freshman. Basketball had to play center because our team was very tiny.
Baseball was easily my best sport. Hit .537 for half my senior season. Was hitting around people with .100 averages, which people started noticing that so it sucked. ended with around a .370. Also played outfield
Is that you, Mike Egger? We were 3A at the time- I thought that was big moving from a 1A school...
Started out as a QB and MLB and did indeed wear the neck roll Jack Lambert style. I switched to tailback because we lost several members of the team to drinking violations and then switched the offense to USC student body left, student body right and ran the ball 99% of the time. I also returned kickoffs and punts as well as played flanker, CB, Punter and kicked off as an underclassmen. I will add from my experience returning punts is the hardest and most dangerous part of the game of football.ANyone here from a small school that played QB with a neck roll because you were also the MLB?
I think freshman and sophomore year me and a buddy of mine his about .600 just bunting for base hits and hitting texas leaguers.
Anyone else play tennis for gym credit? I was number 9 on varsity for 4 years, because the top 8 traveled...coach never seemed to see this coincidence.
Interesting topic, especially since I went to a large school in Florida, then a small school in Iowa.... Main difference was in basketball...
Freshman - Junior years, 5A School in Florida
Baseball - Pitcher, 1st, 3rd, RF
Basketball - off guard, swing man
Football - Kick off specialist, third string QB (first two both played D1, starter in NFL).
Senior Year 3A School in Iowa
Baseball - Pitcher, SS, 3B, 1B
Basketball - CENTER (total shock to me!) I had never played inside
Football - Outside linebacker, QB, kick offs. Didnt have the neck roll, but did have a pretty large facemask for a QB
Started out as a QB and MLB and did indeed wear the neck roll Jack Lambert style. I switched to tailback because we lost several members of the team to drinking violations and then switched the offense to USC student body left, student body right and ran the ball 99% of the time. I also returned kickoffs and punts as well as played flanker, CB, Punter and kicked off as an underclassmen. I will add from my experience returning punts is the hardest and most dangerous part of the game of football.[/QUOTE]
And most fun! I also rocked the neck roll playing QB/RB, I started out playing DE/OLB but eventually moved to safety/rover. I had to have been the only QB wearing jersey #94. Playing ironman football was the best part of playing at a small school, during my 4 years there were probably only a couple positions I didn't play, I definitely wasn't great at all of them but it gave me an appreciation for how important and difficult each position could be.
You guys must have been pretty fast. I was very fast in grade school but lost my speed and have strength now. No way I'd get close to a high hitting percentage dinking it around.:sad: