Comments on: Saint Louis’ D was last stop on road for Mililani

By: AOK

AOK — Mon, 16 Nov 2015 07:03:34 +0000

@Paper Crane I would love to reply to your post, but it’s incomprehensible. Sorry, I apologize for your ineptitude.

By: Jay Gatoloai

Jay Gatoloai — Mon, 16 Nov 2015 03:03:37 +0000

Good Job Crusaders!!! Defense came out to play!!! Respect to Mililani!!!

By: Paper Crane

Paper Crane — Sun, 15 Nov 2015 12:38:54 +0000

@AOK,..you lacking comprehension and like I don’t need to take any of my comments back like you should go back and read my comments like my point was Milton should consider that if he gets injured like bad, his signing days are over;..no question ask like it’s common sense that the KHS defense will get to him and like if he gets hurt well that’s smash mouth football; like it sure happened too like he got hit but not bad yet still they pull him out and any athlete that participates in contact sports,..injuries are not healthy like the pain stays there like more reinjury can become permanent and like there goes your dream career so now if you can’t perceive what’s my point then ask a PROFESSIONAL sports medicine therapist or a surgeon; lastly,..before going to the next level, athletes need to start thinking PROFESSIONALLY;..so read but comprehend and learn about jargons and semantics too!!!…akua knows like see,.. Milton has pain and my comments were warnings for him to stay healthy.

By: AOK

AOK — Sun, 15 Nov 2015 06:03:34 +0000

Dis fuam ^^^^ was calling for players to target Milton’s shoulder to take him out, and now he is trying to retract those comments lol

By: Paper Crane

Paper Crane — Sun, 15 Nov 2015 00:12:14 +0000

Comes down to what I’ve said and I never wish anyone getting injured but some commenteers read into my post as such but anyway again Milton already got scholarships to sign regardless if he played in the semi of final game meaning he has proven what greatness his QB’ing is all about so best thing was DL to preserve his body like the future awaits him but only with having a healthy body; bottomline Milton got hurt again and lets hope it’s not bad and his old injuries will haunt him no matter like ask those anyone who went forward to the next level like they know the reality of always having pain;..no offense but Milton needs to think smart my body not only smart QB’ing like ask a mental sports trainer like most will concur;..see you at the 2nd game Friday.

By: Paper Crane

Paper Crane — Sun, 15 Nov 2015 00:07:39 +0000

Comes down to what I’ve said and I never wish anyone getting injured but some commenteers read into my post as such but anyway again Milton already got scholarship to sigh regardless if he played in the semi of final game meaning he has proven what greatness his QB’ing is all about so best thing was DL to preserve his body like the future awaits you but only with having a healthy body; bottomline Milton got hurt again and lets hope it’s not bad and his old injuries will hunt him no matter like ask those anyone who went forward to the next level like they know the reality of pain always there;..no offense but Milton needs to think smart my body not only smart QB’ing ask a mental sports trainer like most will concur;..see you at the 2nd game Friday.

By: SimpleSimon

SimpleSimon — Sat, 14 Nov 2015 23:38:46 +0000

St. Louis is known for holding yet the refs never see it. Interesting.

By: GoBigRed

GoBigRed — Sat, 14 Nov 2015 22:01:52 +0000

Likewise Kahuku’s D will be last stop on road for St Louis.

By: TGOD

TGOD — Sat, 14 Nov 2015 20:02:51 +0000

@Malhabit – I agree with you, a holding call is not equal to a personal foul and should not be an offset replay the down call. And yes #45 was being held throughout the 1st half. No excuses, the Crusaders worked, earned, and deserved the W. Congratulations to Coach Lee, his staff, and especially the Crusader players. STL vs Kahuku, good luck to both squads!

#TGOD

By: Malhabit

Malhabit — Sat, 14 Nov 2015 19:02:09 +0000

As a neutral spectator and a fan of high school football this game felt like an ILH driven game. There were many holding penalties that wasn’t called against st louis after the first quarter that affected the game. A cheap shot on a very talented qb’s that ( appeared to be a dirty tactic) to eliminate the biggest threat to beating St. Louis that changed the outcome of the game. Mind you, it was obvious Milton wasn’t at full strength cause there was no zip to his long passes which led to turnovers which changed momentum of the game early but it would’ve been closer had he not been targeted by St. Louis defender with the ” intentional” targeting of eliminating Milton. And it’s sad how a holding penalty can negate two personal fouls to a replay of the down which the officiating ruling body should revisit and weigh the penalties involved to see if they can be negated. Hold your head up Mililani, congrats to the boys of Kalaepohaku and Go BIG RED.