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Neither are chocolate chip cookies but I practically have two every morning for breakfast. I mean look at me tomorrow night. Does it look like I'm trying to be healthy?

I got a secret!

Something like that.

kevinriner5 @ gmail .com. I'll send you ours too but I'll try to meet you Before the game with any changes. We've had to make a couple of adjustments but Friday night we should be back to full health.

Most touchdowns in a game with 7 TDs. Single game rushing with 356 yards. Single season rushing yards 1461 with 3 games left to go.

I can't resist to plug that Bulldog Nation listens to http://www.wjjm.com/listen-now/, many times while watching the video feed.

Dang!

I will agree, however, the Bulldog D-line was way more successful in previous games and had the QB running for their life, unlike Cassidy who was afforded much more time to pass. He was flushed at times but not as much as expected. As I understand it, the whole Rebel team had a game-of-their-life kind of game and that's exactly what they needed. We'll see if they can do it again in Fayetteville.

I think they hand Fayetteville an easy loss. McKenzie is strong on the line both O and D. Taylor (RB) and Cassidy (QB) are smart and skillful. Can't leave out McCreary (RB) either. I just don't think Fayetteville has anyone to match what McKenzie brings to the field. Well rounded team, can throw, rush, and stand ground at the line. If McKenzie has the same game they had against us, it'll be a similar score. Mckenzie by 3 TDs at least.

I think this is a pretty fair assessment. However, I hope you're wrong on the outcome. Lol

I believe you are referring to 2017 when #7/#22 Woodard got hurt (don't remember the year he switched numbers). He went back to State in 2018 when we lost against Whitwell. He was healthy that year. But that Woodard is cousin to QB #9 Woodard. However, there is another Woodard as well, RB/DB #5 which is QB #9's cousin and the younger brother of the Woodard you're referring to. Does that make sense? Woodard's run deep in Bulldog Football history. It's a family tradition.

You're correct. I was looking at region, not overall. However, after assessing those numbers, i think it averages close to the same.

After your last comment, it's hard to take this one seriously. Cornersville allowed only 39 points scored against them in the regular season. To put that in perspective, we faced Fayetteville who scored 247 points in the regular season and we held them to 18 and shouldn't have allowed that but they had a an 86 yard rush and a 42 yard pass. We didn't score three times in the redzone and had every chance. McKenzie has scored 258 in the regular season. So if we can stop the splash plays and tighten up the offense (which we have), and stay solid on defense it's not gonna be a pushover like you think.

Yea, not a big fan of your post. Lol

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