Por (cindy sampson) on January 05, 2009 (Suggest removal)

Not only is this kid a great football player, but a great basketball player as well.  he comes from a wonderful family and we wish him well.  Who would have thought that Fred McGriff’s kid would play football and basketball!  Best of luck!

Por (kim jones) on January 05, 2009 (Suggest removal)

Fred’s daughter is a great volleyball player too.

Por (not right) on January 05, 2009 (Suggest removal)

lets be honest Mcgriff is not that good…. who does he play against? look at Nathan Marvel at plant or any of the defensive players like Javon Mention or Austin Clark who play aganist top competition and currently have NO OFFERS…its not right

Por (Austin Clark) on January 06, 2009 (Suggest removal)

Erick things on these blogs do not reflect my familys opinion of you in anyway. Congrats buddy, cant wait to see u goin aganist the Big 12 db’s

Austin Clark

Por (D Karlson Strouse) on January 06, 2009 (Suggest removal)

The McGriff & Clark kids are exceptional just like their families.
They are talented, hard working, compassionate and well liked by coaches, teachers and an abundance of friends. Too often in today’s world, sports fans mistakenly associate some athlete’s negative behavior with their popularity through media attention.  In contrast, these two young men are leaders and positive role models and have excelled at the athletic and academic challenges they’ve sought during their prep lives. They’ve “paid the price” and are “reaping the rewards”.  We’re all excited to continue following the successes of Erick and Austin and so many other kids like them who also deserve our admiration, good intentions and support.

Por (drummer) on January 06, 2009 (Suggest removal)

Seems to me that “not right” makes an illogical argument. A player has to be very talented to be noticed when he plays for a smaller school on a smaller stage. Players who get recruited from schools like Jesuit and Tampa Catholic have to be much better than those lucky guys who play for larger schools with high profile quarterbacks like Murray. I admire McGriff for sticking with his alma mater and not moving to a bigger, more visible program to get more attention. Some times good guys finish first.

Por (Dixon Cannon) on January 07, 2009 (Suggest removal)

That just shows you the class and character of Austin Clark he is a great young man that comes from a great family at home and at Plant high school. For him to get on there and throw his boy some props that is big of him. But that is what Austin is all about.Austin is going to get his because there is few people that put the time in on and off the field that Austin does. This young man has a moter that does not stop.He is by far the most under rated player in the county maybe even the state.Hang in there big man things are going to fall in place you have worked to hard for them not to
best of luck coach Dixon

Por (Stinger) on January 07, 2009 (Suggest removal)

Hey you Tiger fans out there how about some big ups to coach Wenier and the gang on the south side of himes two titles in three years WOW that’s got to sting

Por (STINGER) on January 09, 2009 (Suggest removal)

it is good to know jesuit is happy with being just a basball program who ever the loser is that is bad mouthing the youth of today jesuit would be proud.Just like when they let coach weiner go.How great all he has done is win to state titles in three years. How many does jesuit Have in football? Or the fact that any player worth a dam has come to plant to play for a real program.You guy’s just hang on to those baseball an cross country titles

Por (jhs09) on January 09, 2009 (Suggest removal)

tcguido, ur r crazy…I went to school with austin at jesuit and everyone here liked him…he made the move because r program is a joke and he is a d1 calliber player…shut ur hole u do not kno wat ur talkin about…keep watchin he will end up somewher good and i want ur DUMBA** to comment on that blog when it comes out…as 4 phil davis the sorry a** librarian u kno clark will crush u so shut up

Por (Albert) on January 09, 2009 (Suggest removal)

Stinger,
Apparently you werent at the basketball game earlier this week. Please correct me if I’m wrong(which I’m not…) but the score was Jesuit 70- Plant 66. By the way, take pride in your (recruited and illegitimate)football team. It appears to be the only thing going for your school(not college)...

Por (South Himes Tiger) on January 12, 2009 (Suggest removal)

If you are a good player, good teams will find you. That being said, being a good player doesn’t necessarily mean that you are a good person, nor does it mean that you are a bad person. The amount of college scholarships does not reflect the character of a human being. Playing with both Austin and Erick, knowing them for quite some time, I both know that these two kids are classy people.

Por (South Himes Tiger) on January 12, 2009 (Suggest removal)

By the way, those of you posting as tcguido, Albert, and jhs09. Just be quiet, you are making Jesuit look very bad.