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PirateDBA wrote on Oct 5, 2009 11:50 AM:

" this is to FootballFan, yes the boys did play good in the 2ND half against Weiser. and the reason payette havent been kicking extra points isnt all because of just the kicker, if you have been to and watched the game actually besides doing other stuff, payette's line has to get some blame on the extra points. i think we have had more extra points blocked rather than just missed. And thats the end of that. But dont blame Coach Gleave for the loss to Weiser. I dont get why everyone always blames the coach for a loss. I dont think the Coach is the one on the field playing in the game. I'm pretty sure the coach sits on the sidelines with his headset and gives his quarterback or linebacker or whoevers on the field the play. its the players fault for not executing the play that was called, sometimes its not even the players fault, sometimes the other team just has a good game plan to shut every play of yours down. GOOD GAME PAYETTE IN THE 2nd HALF OF THE GAME. IF YOU GUYS WOULD HAVE HAD PLAYED LIKE THAT IN THE 1ST, IT WOULDNT HAVE EVEN BEEN A GAME. GO PIRATES, BLACK THUNDER!!!!!!! "

football fan man wrote on Oct 3, 2009 8:31 AM:

" It was a good game the Payette boys did good, the coach is to blame for the loss. Declining a penalty that would have got the pirates the ball and to go for the 2pt conversions the whole game, kick the dam ball you would've won if the coach would of let someone kick it maybe Blackwell could of made it should of gave him a chance cause the 2pt conversions weren't working "

Thanks Coach wrote on Oct 1, 2009 3:24 PM:

" I think Payette needs to acknowledge the success of their coach, who is clearly turning their program around. It's funny in these small towns, the effect that can have, not just on the team, not just on the high school, but on the attitude of the whole population. It's time Payette felt like a winner for a change. "

PHS ALUM wrote on Sep 28, 2009 2:30 PM:

" This was a great game and so full of emotion. I want to congratulate Weiser and to give a big THANK YOU to our guys as they played their hearts out and left it all on the field. You guys ROCK! Go Black Thunder!!! D.B.A. "

Payette Pride wrote on Sep 28, 2009 9:47 AM:

" THANK YOU PIRATE FANS! The boys played hard on Friday and the game was one to remember. Weiser did an outstanding job and truly earned this win. The Payette Pirate Fans were SO AWESOME, you cheered hard through the end! For the first time ever, I believed the town really cared about the team. THANK YOU! Let's keep it up, we have 3 more games the the playoffs! GO Black Thunder! DBA! "

Casey Clark Ney wrote on Sep 27, 2009 11:16 PM:

" Hey "WTF" ... where are your manners? Name calling makes you the @ss ... not Scott. And how 'bout you buck up and use your real name when throwing mud. It's pretty easy to hide behind an ignorant acronym like "WTF" ... Why don't you grow a pair and get on with your life? "

W T F wrote on Sep 26, 2009 2:04 PM:

" Where are the Oregon scores, Scott????!!!!!

Too busy kissing up to the Idaho schools. You wrote this article at about 11:00 and didn't even mention that the Ontario game had ended already.

Great reporting, Donkey!!!! "

Pirate Fan wrote on Sep 26, 2009 7:44 AM:

" This game is on the coach's shoulders. The boys did great and put up a good fight. "

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