I dont know if they will win but they have the best offense to watch.Not so fast...Foe Town will unseed Hoover this year...GO LIONS!!!:wink:
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I dont know if they will win but they have the best offense to watch.Not so fast...Foe Town will unseed Hoover this year...GO LIONS!!!:wink:
Not so fast Hoover already beat foley in the spring.Not so fast...Foe Town will unseed Hoover this year...GO LIONS!!!:wink:
Agreed, that was a machine! Numerous D1 prospects not to mention the USA Today National Championship. Unfortunately they were a pipeline to the Barn.'88 Vigor...:cool2:
Lectron Williams, Kevin Lee, Rosevelt Patterson, and those are just the ones I can think of off the top of my head. I saw them play in the state title game against a Stan White led Berry team. It was the most awesome football team I have ever seen. Vigor won 40-something to 6 and it could easily have been in the 70's. Lectron didn't even play.Agreed, that was a machine! Numerous D1 prospects not to mention the USA Today National Championship. Unfortunately they were a pipeline to the Barn.
...should be an awesome game, for sure...Hoover probably gets beat friday night....
Wait a minute..they're not playing John Curtis again are they?? :biggrin2:Hoover probably gets beat friday night....
Hey us Hoover people can fly to the beach and still make it back for footballYeah...Foley's not gonna be good in the spring because the guys are too busy going to the beach...there's nothin to do in Hoover except football...
Actually they went 15-0 and yes I agree 100% with that, good times that was my freshman year at Hoover.Agreed. 2004 Hoover was much better. Went 16-0.
Led by Jarod Bryant @ QB who's now playing for the Naval Academy.
I know this is a very old thread but I was bored during the offseason. Vestavia Hills did have a dominate program during the 90's. No, we did not win 4 or 5 state titles in a row but we did beat Hoover every year. My senior year in '99 we beat Hoover badly, I think it was 45-13. We beat them like a drum every year. And yes Vestavia may have ONLY two state titles but I would consider that pretty good. Vestavia has finished runner up twice as well. Someone also eluded to our baseball program being dominant. Hoover's football program as a way to go to match our baseball program. We had 7 state titles in a row and 9 state titles in 10 years. The one year we didn't win it we were runner up, and one of those years we won the national title. Rush Propst is a terrific coach, Hoover was nothing before he took over. Sammy Dunn (our baseball coach during the streak) however was a better coach and a much better person. Anyhow, as a Vestavia student you should be very proud of your school. It is one of the top academic schools in the state and that is the thing we take most pride in. Well that's just my rant on the Vestavia-Hoover rivalry.Didnt Vestavia Hills dominate for a good many of years before Hoover was the powerhouse? I thought i remembered them being pretty good
I know this is a very old thread but I was bored during the offseason. Vestavia Hills did have a dominate program during the 90's. No, we did not win 4 or 5 state titles in a row but we did beat Hoover every year. My senior year in '99 we beat Hoover badly, I think it was 45-13. We beat them like a drum every year. And yes Vestavia may have ONLY two state titles but I would consider that pretty good. Vestavia has finished runner up twice as well. Someone also eluded to our baseball program being dominant. Hoover's football program as a way to go to match our baseball program. We had 7 state titles in a row and 9 state titles in 10 years. The one year we didn't win it we were runner up, and one of those years we won the national title. Rush Propst is a terrific coach, Hoover was nothing before he took over. Sammy Dunn (our baseball coach during the streak) however was a better coach and a much better person. Anyhow, as a Vestavia student you should be very proud of your school. It is one of the top academic schools in the state and that is the thing we take most pride in. Well that's just my rant on the Vestavia-Hoover rivalry.
I'm with you here, Coach Propst is an amazing coach and what he has done is remarkable. I can't even begin to argue that Hoover has had our number the past few years, that much is obvious. But kids at Vestavia need to understand that it wasn't always like this and won't be like this forever either. Eventually Propst will be lured away to greater riches and a chance to compete at the next level. But Coach Anderson is not going anywhere anytime soon.Well here is my rant not that I am trying to start anything. Since I have been at Hoover (2004) we (Class of 2008) have never lost to Vestavia(or even any of our rivals Spain Park or Homewood) although the games have been close but they always have come up short execpt for 2005 that was a blowout. Yes Vestavia is always year in year out a power in football, but Hoover has gotten more recognition for their dominance in football you know Two-A-Days, 4 state titles in a row, being #1 for a short period of time, playing on ESPN, going to state 7 years in a row and having a total of 7 state titles. And the baseball stuff well that is a different story. Good luck Vestavia for 2007, one more year and we will have bragging rights forever!!!!!
I don't think that the high school you attend really makes a difference in which college admissions test you will take. The college that you wish to attend is more likely to be the deciding factor. Some students also may find one gives more weight to subject areas in which they are more skilled or knowledgeable.I do not know anything about the SAT scores matter of fact Hoover does not do the SAT, they do something else.
That maybe true but it is only a matter of time before he starts to get offers from other schools.clark won't leave prattville for hoover.
no doubt. however, i have heard him say a few times that the only reason he would leave prattville would be to go to the college ranks. he would be a pretty good defensive coach. i've heard that saban offered him the job that pruitt took, but clark wanted to have an on-the-field coaching position. i heard that early in rush's and bill's careers, they coach on the same team as offensive and defensive coordinators. that had to be a heck of a team.That maybe true but it is only a matter of time before he starts to get offers from other schools.
That was back in the day some 15-25 years ago. He was also at Hoover back in 1999 or 2000 or both or whenever. It was a good team, thats how he got the job for Prattville.no doubt. however, i have heard him say a few times that the only reason he would leave prattville would be to go to the college ranks. he would be a pretty good defensive coach. i've heard that saban offered him the job that pruitt took, but clark wanted to have an on-the-field coaching position. i heard that early in rush's and bill's careers, they coach on the same team as offensive and defensive coordinators. that had to be a heck of a team.