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  1. We can always count on you to spill the beans first...smh. Well, you and PowerP, haha. The rest of keep our mouths shut like we are supposed to.
    3 points
  2. They could get the QB Club to buy some more chickens to chase. Oh wait.... I forgot....
    2 points
  3. Wonder if he’s “shipping in” any other “speedsters” like tricky Vicky used to
    2 points
  4. Look again. I took the top 15 from Sonny Moore and put them in a Google Sheets. BGA is a private school in Franklin, TN.
    1 point
  5. i was doing my 3:00 walk and saw them okay.
    1 point
  6. In order to give you a more precise answer, I went back and looked in Dr. Robert Rooks' book, "100 Years of Tomcat Football." According to Dr. Rooks, "an all-weather track was built around the football field in 1965. This was the first such track of any sort in West Tennessee outside of Memphis, and the first track of any sort in Haywood County. The estimated cost of this oval was $15,000. Most tracks are a quarter of mile long, but this track was a fifth-mile in length because there was not enough room for a larger one. As it is now, the north end of the the track is on the right-of-way of the railroad. Before the track was built, the football field was moved several feet to the west. This move allowed enough room to run the track to run in front of the east side stadium." I apologize for the poor quality of the photo. If you notice the four outside corners of the end zones, the field comes up on the track. Those areas are raised to promote drainage. This photo was taken around 2012. Since that time, portions of the north and south ends of the track have been removed, but there are still some raised areas in the end zones.
    1 point
  7. Actually my bottom lip is fat right now. If youre going to insult me, get it right. Otherwise, keep rewinding the 1992 Gallatin highlight VHS tape
    1 point
  8. He is the principal at the elementary,before that he coached cloudlands boys team,he also was an assistant on Ned Smith's teams at cloudland.should make the girls team a little more competitive,hopefully there will be a little more talent on the way up to help,plus last year's team was without one of their best players due to injury.
    1 point
  9. Girls coach had to leave because her child is sick. Boys coach I honestly don’t know why, but boys job would always have to contend with Memphis boys so it is tougher. Girls job has the student population. Needs to set up feeder programs to the max and get all ages on the floor teaching fundamentals and camps. Need a culture change where basketball is available early and often. One’s that are true basketball players will get ahead and the all sport players will have no choice but to step their training up as well. They have the talent. Culture change is needed, IMO. Need a high energy coach that is eat up with basketball and winning is the only option. More kids going into that school than any other in rural West Tennessee for sure.
    1 point
  10. Actually nothing, might be why everyone coming from Knoxville goes to Alcoa. Brand new school. college scoreboard with giant TV and great hamburgers. Kind of hard to compete with a scoreboard with a 32 inch TV for replays, a school building built in 1938 and microwaved hot dogs made the day before the game.
    1 point
  11. Also, nothing against South Pitt, but you will never have another coach that will spend his entire career at one school, as Grider did. Those days are long gone.
    1 point
  12. I've always wondered why Beer Companies never use their best customers for their commercials.
    1 point
  13. How does in benefit Kids at WB? Really?!,....you think the kids/players would shy away from playing Alcoa? NO, that's just a bunch of sissy adults that don't want to play a school 10 minutes away. Fact. It has forced both WB and Alcoa to travel hours away to get games. Alcoa has traveled to KY, middle TN. etc. because someone got butt hurt. AND, my feeling, It has Nothing to do with the Players! WB players have played against Alcoa and Maryville players in football well before that got to the Middle School and High School level. I can not speak for them, I bet they would play every year and not bat a eye! What good does do? Wow, What a question! Why play the game at all, if you don't know! Sad.
    1 point
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