bigbopper wrote:Travel Ball, Boy, you must have a dog in the fight at state tourny, you sure are loud and proud. You get on here telling people who should and should not be posting on heybucket. You think you have really been around the block and back at this "travel ball" stuff. If any of the metro teams [ft, worth, Dallas, or Houston] were playing at the state tourny, none of the teams that you homers have listed as top three finishers would even be in the top 8. I get so sick and tired of listening to people like you that have been playing select ball for a couple of years and now they are an expert on the game. You think little Suzies team is the best in Texas and you know everything about softball and every team. BTW, I have had one DD play four years at a D1 colege and have another that has already committed as a junior. I'm sure I have forgot more about [TRAVEL BALL] than you will ever know. So until you get little Suzie out of 14u, maybe you're the one that doesn't need to get on here for a while mouthing about everyone. I personally like reading the post 3Bsnag and the big HONCHO. P.S. tell little Suzie good luck at state.
Congratulations on the two DDs going to college. That should be enough for any parent. Maybe they can learn some spelling and grammer that seems to have escaped you
As to the rest, you are an interesting poster. You showed up on this forum on June 4th and proceeded immediately to flame the BBusters (Montoya) before the ASA National Qualifier. Your next few posts were gratitious promotions of the Fusion (Mendez). Seems you spend a lot of time around the 14u Fusion (Mendez) for a fellow who doesn't have a "dog in this hunt," and whose own DDs are playing 18u Gold. Interesting that you can't consider that I'm just like you -- an old NTX dog "sick and tired" of all these newbies in Dallas metro, Texas State, or NTX in general, who need to tear down someone else's team/organization to build up their own. We've spent way too much time building up NTX softball to watch a website like this one drive a wedge between everyone again in our pursuit to place our kids in college. Let's all learn some lessons from J.D. and Dan, who realized they were stronger together than apart. Good luck with your kids tonight.
