[mysonis55]

I will give you another perfect example of that. We have a certain nameless person that went to school here at Mayfield years ago. He started on the line. Very big man, but heavy. He went on to play college ball, I think for a full 4 years. He has a son in our system now that is built just like him and probably is a little faster. The kid is smart as well and in the old days would have been a perfect fit in the line. In todays system though, he barely gets any playing time in a blowout game by the jv. The reason is not that he is any worse than his father, because he may very well be better. The reason is that this type of body does not fit in the current high speed, no huddle, wide splits type offense. That is the facts gentlemen. That does not mean the kids are any worse, it is just a very different game these days.