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So where does he say anything about doing anything dirty or malicious? Last year's team was built on a physical running game and a hard hitting defense. He was saying to come out and play a punishing brand of football. Nothing more nothing less. Some seniors lost control of their emotions late in the game and picked up some personal fouls that should not have happened. However, he got them out of the game and at one point put in a senior offensive lineman on defense to calm the younger players on defense. If they were consistently playing like that where were all the personal fouls earlier in thee game. As for the ones that lost their composure, it should not have happened. However, the drunken idiots sitting outside the fence behind the Somerset bench yelling insults certainly contributed to the situation. Crossback you certainly seem to have a hard time getting over a game you guys won. I can tell you plenty of things that were said to our players and done to our players in the bottom of the pile by Holy Cross players as well. They are kids, that stuff happens--on all teams. I do know that the Somerset staff does not teach or condone dirty play.

Good post. Yes the plenty of things that were said or done to our players... Lets start at pregame when Coach Krezerski (SP, no idea) punted one of our footballs into our cheerleaders. Lange got a hold of a couple balls pretty well, and it rolled into their warm-ups twice... Second time Bruce punted it and cussed our kids. Robbie Lucas, the same man being accused of inciting dirty play, would never kick an opposing teams ball into the stands for it accidentally rolling into our warmups during pregame (I can actually see no reason he would ever do such a thing). Really sets the tone for great sportsmanship throughout don't ya think?