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Agreed - He is transferring back to Tolton (in CoMO) for the second semester; looking forward to seeing him light it up for them.

Agreed. Consider that Garcia is from the same recruiting class as Tyler Macon. Garcia was #8 on 247/ Macon #34. This provides nice balance for the scholarship chart as it relates to the QB position.

Any possibility Terrell is trying to peddle his services as an "assistant coach" to prospective schools?

Wow! I have to admit I dislike Oklahoma just a little less today than I did yesterday...just a little.

Thanks. So this goes back to Cuonzo not wasting his talents at uofi?

In the 2nd generation of handed down Black Forest dialect spoken in my house in the 70's, it was Guten Hund! Then again I was called a dumme gans more than once by aunts and uncles, so maybe I misunderstood!

No alter; I rarely post. I'm only upset with myself for repeatedly clicking on this link thinking someone might actually provide a new or unique perspective on the topic.

kills, I know you like to stir the pot. Perhaps this was just another one of those efforts. But, your statements are incorrect, no matter how you look at it.

Of the 28 teams I looked up records for (27 teams with 3 or more titles plus Monroe City):

27 teams have won more state titles than Monroe City's 2. Leaders in that category:
1. Valle Catholic - 14 titles
2. Webb City - 13 titles
3. Jefferson City - 10 titles
4. John Burroughs - 9 titles
4. Rockhurst - 9 titles

17 teams have more playoff wins than Monroe City's 33.
Leaders in that category:
1. Webb City - 86 wins
2. Valle Catholic - 79 wins
3. John Burroughs - 69 wins
4. Jefferson City - 68 wins
5. Rockhurst - 66 wins

20 teams had a better playoff winning percentage than Monroe City's 61%.
Leaders in that category:
1. Valle Catholic - 92%
2. Webb City - 86%
3. Lamar - 85%
4. John Burrough's - 85%
5. Penney - 81%

For teams that have competed (and won) in Class 1 and Class 2, both Penney and Valle Catholic dwarf Monroe City's credentials.