DRMMRMN’s thoughts

Sunday Nov.15 1PM we will play our last game of the year. Just one more team to feel the power of the FRIENDSWOOD COLTS. We have out scored our opponents 284-20. We plan on making a point this week,we are bigger,faster,stronger,and more prepared then our opponents we just need to execute. They play dirty we play hard it will be fun.We play in a stadium that seats about 6,000 we hope to get 200 out for this game. "THE RIG" in Pearland,Tx 

Well another week another butt whopping handed out 44-0. It would have been 45 but my son did not know you get a penalty for doing a front flip after a touch down. I did not know my son could do a front flip so I guess we are even.He told me he will never do it again. It rained the whole game but we toke care of the ball. Gave up the first first down in three games we need to work on that next week is our only challenge of the year so back to work tonight. Way to go Friendswood Colts Freshman Team.

Well week 3 down we have won each of our games for a total of 92-6. The boy started off not shore that fist week and let a team score. It has not happen again. The last game I was blind sided by the coach of the other team. He asked me if we could stop hitting his team so hard they did not want to play anymore because we hit too hard. Has it come to this in sports today that we not only have to tell all of the kids they won even if they did not. Soon we will not keep score and punish kids for  being good at a sport. I am not one of those people who handle thing like this well. I told the coach if his team did not want to be hit they could hit first or go play flag football. Nothing against flag but this is tackle football you know tackle is the key word here. Well have to go for now will up date later. GO FRIENDSWOOD FR. COLTS

My seven year old started football practice this week again I am one of the coaches. It is a cool 97` everyday so I am losing weight like crazy. The kids are complaining about everything and I found out that Asama is contagious. One kid had an attack and had to sit out for a little bit next thing you know ten kids came down with Asama.We already have Moms complaining that there kid is a lineman and he really would like to be a running back,problem is there kid is slow and afraid to get hit. This is Texas we are not about every kid should get what they want their are no losers,we are about winning that is the way it is.Win are go home. If you do not like it go play football on the Xbox. We will do our best to be good role models and still get the point across,its not easy to coach the little guys.They can grow allot in ten weeks but they are still seven and eight years old and are true little boy with great imaginations. So go Friendswood Colts!

I have a 12 yr old cute little girl. She is growing in to a little lady real fast and boys are snifing around. I have put fear in them so far. Soon I fell I might have to snap one in half just to keep them away. So how do I choose, is it the "punk kid" but then the other could think I did not like him. So do I break the "goodie goodie" kid but he is helpful with my smaller kids when they are out playing. How do I pick well I will just keep making faces at all of them til one makes the wrong move then "WAM". Just kidding can’t kill them just teach her how to kick them in the ding-ding. No I will teach her right and wrong, and pray everyday she does the right things.

So the big race has come and gone. Did not beat the teacher, she came in third over all. Come to find out she is ranked locally. So the next thorn in my side would show up, a 7yr old class mate of my son. About a mile in this little girl runs up next to me and starts to talk. I’m sucking up air like a fish out of water and she’s talking like we are sitting down. This goes on for the next mile til someone passes us she knows so she follows them. Then it hits me I am about to get beat by a 7 yr old 1st grader this is not going to look good. So i pick it up a bit. We make the last turn I make my move she stays with me. I tell her that her shoe is untied it does not work. I speed up I have her beat about 50 ft from the finish I have her I look back I’m going to do this. Then I start walking Ali beat me by 2ft. Sometimes it not good to win. So lesson lerned. Watch out next year.

My son came home some time ago with a sheet to sign up to run a race at his school. So I said yes and filled it out sent it in. Now the day has come tomorrow i will try to run a 5k. I say try because my son did not tell me he told his teacher "My dad is faster then you" she runs everyday, I run when something chases me. I must not let my son down I am his hero at least til the end of the race. Then  Ms. Dufor will be his hero unless I can trip her from the start.just kidding (will get a kid to do it for me)haha. So my son will see me fall to a "girl" this is going to be a lesson in life you don’t have to win, its about finishing. If you can’t win have fun doing your best 

This past Saturday my pee wee football team played a game against a team from the next town over and they used a kid that was two years to old. What kind of parent are they to do this? What are they teaching the kids?

On Feb.3,2008 the world lost one of the first men to see advantage of weight lifting in sports and in a better health. This great man was Bill Klock born in Nicaragua in 1937 to modest parents moved to New Orleans at age 2 in high school began lifting weights in his back yard with his older brother. When he began playing football at Tulane in 1956 the coaches told him to stop all of that lifting shit it would make him muscular and gain weight. As a 6′1 195 O tackle he was faster and stronger then anyone on the team so he would have to work out in his back yard. A few years later he would design Tulanes first weight program. threw the 60’s he would serve our great country in the army wile training in Olympic weight lifting winning contests threw the south and winning a dual meet in Mexico City 1968. His love of training started to sped though his friends and family. Bill and his brother Chris started training young men in a shed of there back yard. Then in 1977 coach George Allen of the Washington Redskins hired Bill to bring his work out ideas to his team. After that he returned to  New Orleans and started working with troubled teens as a social worker. In the 90’s he started competing in the the Senior Olympics setting records in the swimming,biking,and running events. He worked out in some form twice a day seven days a week. In 2002 he was diagnosed with cancer for the first time he did the kemo never stopping his work outs. Two more times he would find out that he would have cancer never giving in and never stopping him from finding a way to work out. Just this past June he was benching 310 pound.He never gave up and never complained he just said "Are you gonna talk or lift". This great man will be missed by many and I will be one of them he was my Uncle Billy.