If you're going to change the name of Lee High School, change it to Popovich High!
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Raul Ruiz
10 years ago
IN POP WE TRUST
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Kassandra Avila
10 years ago
GO, SPURS, GO!
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Dustin Butler
10 years ago
Go spurs go! This guy has done so much for our city and put us on the map.
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Matthew Bird
10 years ago
As a long time resident, a former student of NEISD I think this is one of the best ideas I have heard in a long time.
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Cassandra L
10 years ago
Pop is respected throughout the city of San Antonio and the country. This would be a great choice!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I agree fully with this, coming from a Lakers fan, Pop is arguably the greatest coach of all time. His work ethic should be admired and honored.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
go Spurs go
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Samantha A Wells
10 years ago
I Agree! What a very suitable suggestion!
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Malcolm Shyne
10 years ago
San Antonio is a basketball city and Coach Pop has given us five rings and we haven't missed the playoffs for 20 years. He is more than deserving to having a school in San Antonio named after him
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Michael Hernandez
10 years ago
Lee was a traitor.
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Shaun Cheely
10 years ago
GSG
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Anonymous
10 years ago
best. petition. ever. Make this happen.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Go spurs!
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robert webb
10 years ago
It's time
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Everett von Hoffman
10 years ago
I agreed with it. All about role model to our studentship and community. Im support it.
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Soilo Castoreno
10 years ago
Yes.
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Ezekiel David Valdez
10 years ago
Cool
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David Pedrazine
10 years ago
Not only has Gregg Popovich turned the Spurs organization into one of the best run sports franchises in the world (and no exaggeration), he holds the record for most consecutive winning seasons in NBA History (that's 70 years folks) is a Three Time Coach of the Year, is one of only five coaches in NBA History to win five or more championships and one of only nine coaches in NBA History to win 1000 games...Oh and in in case you forgot, he is also a graduate of the Air Force Academy, winner of the Academies Distinguished Graduate Award and Air Force Veteran. On top of all that, he is a Bronze Medal winner as part of the 2004 Olympic Team and is slated to represent the United States in the upcoming Olympics as the Head Coach of the U.S. National team. A man worthy of carrying a name on a school in San Antonio...I do believe that qualifies
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Brandi Phillips
10 years ago
I agree!
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Julian Maldonado
10 years ago
This is a great idea, and if the name will be changed I endorse this new name holistically.
IN POP WE TRUST
GO, SPURS, GO!
Go spurs go! This guy has done so much for our city and put us on the map.
As a long time resident, a former student of NEISD I think this is one of the best ideas I have heard in a long time.
Pop is respected throughout the city of San Antonio and the country. This would be a great choice!
I agree fully with this, coming from a Lakers fan, Pop is arguably the greatest coach of all time. His work ethic should be admired and honored.
go Spurs go
I Agree! What a very suitable suggestion!
San Antonio is a basketball city and Coach Pop has given us five rings and we haven't missed the playoffs for 20 years. He is more than deserving to having a school in San Antonio named after him
Lee was a traitor.
GSG
best. petition. ever. Make this happen.
Go spurs!
It's time
I agreed with it. All about role model to our studentship and community. Im support it.
Yes.
Cool
Not only has Gregg Popovich turned the Spurs organization into one of the best run sports franchises in the world (and no exaggeration), he holds the record for most consecutive winning seasons in NBA History (that's 70 years folks) is a Three Time Coach of the Year, is one of only five coaches in NBA History to win five or more championships and one of only nine coaches in NBA History to win 1000 games...Oh and in in case you forgot, he is also a graduate of the Air Force Academy, winner of the Academies Distinguished Graduate Award and Air Force Veteran. On top of all that, he is a Bronze Medal winner as part of the 2004 Olympic Team and is slated to represent the United States in the upcoming Olympics as the Head Coach of the U.S. National team. A man worthy of carrying a name on a school in San Antonio...I do believe that qualifies
I agree!
This is a great idea, and if the name will be changed I endorse this new name holistically.