Ceingle, as I have stated many times, most of us here are glad that Erwin has found success in the last 8 or so years. It's simple math, and no I'm not being sarcastic. The better Erwin becomes, the better Asheville has to be to beat them. The better Reynolds gets, the better Asheville and Erwin have to be to beat them etc.
You and I had a few harsh words last year because you felt that I was disrespecting your team. I asked you back then to point out exactly what disrespectful remarks I had made and you never did. Understand that even though I am and have always been an Asheville fan, I watch kids from all over the MAC from youth league football all the way to the high school level. I like seeing all of them do well, no matter who they play for. And, as I have also often said, when it comes time for playoffs I will cheer for all the MAC teams until we have to play each other. When Asheville plays Erwin every year in conference play I am your enemy for a full 60 minutes. When the game is over it's over. I have nothing but respect for Erwin's players and coaches, period. But at the same time you should understand our viewpoint. Last year when we played the #1 ranked 5A state champions from Tennessee several Erwin posters made the comments that "they weren't impressed because the TN team was composed of slow white kids." Now you're getting a taste of what it's like to play some of those big TN teams and you aren't singing the same song.
My point is this. You yourself have imposed this double standard. Not any of us. You can't have things both ways. I want you to also notice one additional thing. The Warriors have had their butts handed to them twice this year from big TN schools. Not one single Cougar or Rocket fan has come on here making sarcastic or disrespectful statements about the Warriors. See, sometimes you can become so wrapped up in the finger pointing and "disrespect" game that you fail to notice when people are showing your team respect. We could have all laughed and blasted Erwin, but we didn't. I'd like to think it was out of respect.