as they say.. it was s fight in a phone booth. keller alumni are proud today.. although they lost 10 - 17, it was a close game. trinity sure didn't play a sharp as they could/have.. had they brought their "a" game it wouldn't have been near as close. the best part.. the haka - a traditional māori dance. if you haven't seen it.. well.. it's inspiring to say the least. maybe impassioned better describes it.. whatever you want to call it, it will give you goose bumps. trinity haka how would you like to face that dude? man child fo sho.. walking into the stadium itself brought back some funny memories. the sound of the band.. all the songs were exactly the same. groups of kids huddling everywhere under the bleachers.. gossiping. i must have heard "where's the party tonight?" ten different times. at that point in your life you don't realize how easy life actually is.. want i wouldn't give to go back to the 11th grade for a week : ) my uncle rico moment. i snapped a few pictures with the iphone.. sorry for the poor quality. pre-game time haka coming out onto the field.. it was a great night. hanging with some great friends.. donman, tBick & his beautiful wife, lisa.. and watching some good ole southern football. thanks for taking me guys! -out surFy