Thread: Coast Guard/USMMA game

Great game That was, indeed, quite a match, and as Coach Toop said, it was a shame that either team had to lose. That the winning effort came on the final play of double overtime is a real testament to heart and stamina. My son's in his third year and has started on the O-line throughout, and needless to say, he was a pretty happy camper the rest of the weekend. He played at as much as 275 in high school. He weighed less by the time...

Maybe what KP needs are some recipes from home. I know a lot of colleges request "Mom's recipes" and then try to duplicate them for the entire school. The kids then vote at to what they would like added to the menu on a regular basis. Maybe the chef at KP needs a little inspiration and I'm sure there are plenty of moms willing to share a family recipe. My oldest attended Colgate University and this was a big hit. I...

hahahah. Luigi is such a card! Surely he's checked the old rankings about food at college universities They try really hard, but some of the main proteins are significantly ... substandard... either that, or some of the pork for porkchops was raised next to Three Mile Island, or Chernobyl. I love the staff, just wish the purchasing agent had better luck.

So.....gravy over hamburger buns and a cod dog would be an culinary upgrade? Judging from the size of some of KP's linemen, they're definitely eating something nutritious. I worry that they may not be able to meet a military weight standard upon graduation.

Remember we are talking government contractors here folks I think they do the best with what they are given.

The food was bad 30 years ago and itonly gotten slightly better from what I've seen over the past 15 months since then... that said the price is right and the low bidder basically gets the contract...

The game was great! As a west coast family - we loved the rain! And as far as the food goes...... one word "Mandango"!

It has been a problem in the past and will probably continue to be in the future. There was a student last year who was borderline right up until the week before graduation.