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Posted on 11/28/09 at 12:17 pm to LSUTigerBait07
Add the only Dome appearance with Dunn in 90-91 season.
The teams I played on lost in the Semis in back to back years against Evangel with Berlin and West Monroe with Brady James. Both were seniors at the time. Those teams would be in the running as well.
The teams I played on lost in the Semis in back to back years against Evangel with Berlin and West Monroe with Brady James. Both were seniors at the time. Those teams would be in the running as well.
Posted on 11/28/09 at 12:46 pm to bhelmLSU
Those were all great years, but if you look at the 07 and 08 graduating class, you have ~17 players that went division I for football (not including some that had smaller offers but decided not to pursue football in college).
Lewis
Ponder
Patch
J. Peters
Broha
Gabe G.
Todd Lee
Thomas Broussard
Darren Lucy (interest, but didn't pursue)
Logan Robique
Henry Minor
Spencer Harrell (will play baseball rather than football in college)
Those come to mind off the top of my head. I am sure I missed some.
Past Peters there may not have been the elite talent like a Minor and Applewhite, but it was as deep of a team as CHS may ever have.
Lewis
Ponder
Patch
J. Peters
Broha
Gabe G.
Todd Lee
Thomas Broussard
Darren Lucy (interest, but didn't pursue)
Logan Robique
Henry Minor
Spencer Harrell (will play baseball rather than football in college)
Those come to mind off the top of my head. I am sure I missed some.
Past Peters there may not have been the elite talent like a Minor and Applewhite, but it was as deep of a team as CHS may ever have.
Posted on 11/28/09 at 8:52 pm to lynxcat
CHS comes from behind and wins 34-28!!
Ill have a write up on all prospects later.
Ill have a write up on all prospects later.
Posted on 11/28/09 at 9:02 pm to lynxcat
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Those were all great years, but if you look at the 07 and 08 graduating class, you have ~17 players that went division I for football (not including some that had smaller offers but decided not to pursue football in college).
Lewis
Ponder
Patch
J. Peters
Broha
Gabe G.
Todd Lee
Thomas Broussard
Darren Lucy (interest, but didn't pursue)
Logan Robique
Henry Minor
Spencer Harrell (will play baseball rather than football in college)
Those come to mind off the top of my head. I am sure I missed some.
Past Peters there may not have been the elite talent like a Minor and Applewhite, but it was as deep of a team as CHS may ever have.
Yea that team MIGHT have had more depth but it's scary what the old CHS teams had in terms of talent and playmakers. Minor, Dunn, Applewhite, and Franklin were all high school studs. They also used to have unreal defensive and offensive lines back in the day. Of the guys you mentioned, Broha and Peters were the only real studs.
Posted on 11/29/09 at 11:05 am to lynxcat
Lynx, the 96 team was far deeper and more talented than the 07 team.
In '96, Catholic had Travis Minor (Florida State), Aaron Boone (Clemson), Kendrick Shanklin (Kentucky) and Jermaine Hatch (Georgia Tech) in one backfield.
Greg Brown and Applewhite went to Texas. Bostic went to Tennessee. Zack Pendarvis went to LSU. Anthony Fisher went to Miami. A couple of guys went to Memphis, a couple to military schools and several more to the state schools.
In '96, Catholic had Travis Minor (Florida State), Aaron Boone (Clemson), Kendrick Shanklin (Kentucky) and Jermaine Hatch (Georgia Tech) in one backfield.
Greg Brown and Applewhite went to Texas. Bostic went to Tennessee. Zack Pendarvis went to LSU. Anthony Fisher went to Miami. A couple of guys went to Memphis, a couple to military schools and several more to the state schools.
Posted on 11/29/09 at 5:42 pm to lsu711
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Lynx, the 96 team was far deeper and more talented than the 07 team.
In '96, Catholic had Travis Minor (Florida State), Aaron Boone (Clemson), Kendrick Shanklin (Kentucky) and Jermaine Hatch (Georgia Tech) in one backfield.
Greg Brown and Applewhite went to Texas. Bostic went to Tennessee. Zack Pendarvis went to LSU. Anthony Fisher went to Miami. A couple of guys went to Memphis, a couple to military schools and several more to the state schools.
96 wins
Posted on 11/29/09 at 6:40 pm to lynxcat
just to add to 96 team..
jason Brown- Memphis
Brian Williams- navy
Daryl Scardina -Army
Keegan Williams -Grambling
Randy Richard-Louisiana Tech
Donnie Jones- LSU
Brian Oliver- Henderson St.
Brian thomas- Nichols
We were #1 in the nation according to USA today until we ran into West Monroe and Tommy Banks,plus we had more I am forgetting that went on to play college ball
jason Brown- Memphis
Brian Williams- navy
Daryl Scardina -Army
Keegan Williams -Grambling
Randy Richard-Louisiana Tech
Donnie Jones- LSU
Brian Oliver- Henderson St.
Brian thomas- Nichols
We were #1 in the nation according to USA today until we ran into West Monroe and Tommy Banks,plus we had more I am forgetting that went on to play college ball
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Posted on 11/29/09 at 6:47 pm to Beaux
year in and year out Catholic High (BR) has at least as much talent as any HS in La...
hammers home my point that Catholics coach Dale Wiener has done less with more, more than any other coach in La football history.....epic fail!
hammers home my point that Catholics coach Dale Wiener has done less with more, more than any other coach in La football history.....epic fail!
This post was edited on 11/29/09 at 6:48 pm
Posted on 11/29/09 at 9:37 pm to Beaux
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We were #1 in the nation according to USA today until we ran into West Monroe and Tommy Banks,plus we had more I am forgetting that went on to play college ball
#1 in the state, #10 in USA Today...I remember because it was on our lockers for a week before we beat you.
Posted on 11/29/09 at 9:43 pm to JJ27
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#1 in the state, #10 in USA Today...I remember because it was on our lockers for a week before we beat you.
Posted on 11/29/09 at 9:45 pm to lynxcat
quote:
Lewis
Ponder
Patch
J. Peters
Broha
Gabe G.
Todd Lee
Thomas Broussard
Darren Lucy (interest, but didn't pursue)
Logan Robique
Henry Minor
Spencer Harrell (will play baseball rather than football in college)
never heard of any of these dudes besides Peters
Posted on 11/30/09 at 1:37 am to Lester Earl
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Lewis -- starting qb at Rice
Ponder -- ATH/QB at Tulane
Patch --RB for Stanford
J. Peters -- GA Tech DE
Broha -- DE at La Tech
Gabe G. -- OL/TE at Southeastern (i think?)
Todd Lee -- CB at New Mexico State
Thomas Broussard -- Safety at Samford
Darren Lucy (interest, but didn't pursue) -- WR
Logan Robique -- OL at Central Arkansas
Henry Minor -- CB at Central Arkansas (originally a Kentucky commit with Broha, but scholarship was pulled at last moment with new coach)
Spencer Harrell (will play baseball rather than football in college)-- I think a couple in state schools offered in football.
Posted on 11/30/09 at 6:30 am to lsu711
quote:
Lynx, the 96 team was far deeper and more talented than the 07 team.
In '96, Catholic had Travis Minor (Florida State), Aaron Boone (Clemson), Kendrick Shanklin (Kentucky) and Jermaine Hatch (Georgia Tech) in one backfield.
Greg Brown and Applewhite went to Texas. Bostic went to Tennessee. Zack Pendarvis went to LSU. Anthony Fisher went to Miami. A couple of guys went to Memphis, a couple to military schools and several more to the state schools.
West Monroe held that offense to 186 total yards. Travis Minor had 184 of them. He was a stud.
Posted on 11/30/09 at 10:51 am to WarhawkRebel
Travis Returned the opening kickoff all the way, I was like here we go, and then here came ole tommy 
This post was edited on 11/30/09 at 10:53 am
Posted on 11/30/09 at 11:40 am to Beaux
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Travis Returned the opening kickoff all the way, I was like here we go, and then here came ole tommy
My reaction was the same! But I think it calmed WM down. They were so jacked up! Alot had happened to them leading up to that game. Shows had suffered a heart attack and had bypass surgery. He was in the booth for the Catholic game. The players really wanted to win for him. Travis Minor returning that kick couldn't have helped Shows' heart. It didn't do much for mine!!!!
Posted on 11/30/09 at 12:48 pm to WarhawkRebel
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West Monroe held that offense to 186 total yards. Travis Minor had 184 of them. He was a stud.
I was a Junior at CHS at the time, and we took a bus ride up to West Monroe to see that game.
Minor was an absolute stud in that game (and his entire career), but Tommy Banks was a man amongst boys.
Before the game, I hadn't heard of Banks. After the game, I asked some WM people about him, whether he had any college offers. The laughed and said "yeah, he's going to LSU". Remember, this was '96, really before the internet was huge and before Rivals.com existed....
That instantly brightened my day, knowing that dude was a future Tiger.
Posted on 11/30/09 at 1:35 pm to TigerWerm
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Minor was an absolute stud in that game
On 2 plays. The opening kickoff which was just
and a 67 yard score on a pitch which was also . Other than that he really didn't do anything. Tommy just absolutely dominated that game. Still pisses me off to see what Dinardo did to him. Put waaaaaaaaaaay too much weight on him to turn him into basically an OL in the backfield. Most dominant high school player I've ever seen.Posted on 11/30/09 at 3:55 pm to JJ27
tigerwerm whats your name
Posted on 12/18/09 at 6:08 pm to lynxcat
lynxcat what do u think about ol tyler duvall?
i know for a fact northwestern state is lookin at him, what others are lookin at duvall?
plus do u think he's underrated despite being one of CHS's strongest players?
also C tomeny could b a D1 prospect for the bears(1st team 5-5A all district as a soph)
i know for a fact northwestern state is lookin at him, what others are lookin at duvall?
plus do u think he's underrated despite being one of CHS's strongest players?
also C tomeny could b a D1 prospect for the bears(1st team 5-5A all district as a soph)
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