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Absolutely but I can only speak for Peabody we got shot down trying to find games constantly !! I don’t think that is the reason we dropped ,nor do I think that’s the reason Westview Dburg and so on took us on the schedule either ! I will catch flack for this but IMO schools thought we was losing our entire line on O and D, just didn’t realize our rotation includes a lot of young men still on this team ! Yes we will need some young bucks to fill holes but let’s not forget who these hoss linemen got smashed in the mouth by during practice for the last 2 years !

New region with mostly teams that have played one another in the past. Henry County should be atop this region, as for the second spot I think it will be between Springfield and Northeast ,these two open region play against one another and this should be the winner inside track to the two spot or better. I know the Jackets lost some key players on offense , but have many up and coming players. As for the rest I see Kenwood and Portland for the fourth spot and Northwest at the bottom. My way to early predictions just hoping to have a normal season this time around instead of issues everyone had to deal with the pandemic. Let’s here what others think on how the region will pan out.

"Kids and parents need to understand just how much Wrestling enhances a football prospects resume, rankings and recruitment by D1 coaches. College coaches especially D1 coaches really like big lineman who have a wrestling background. I think as a sport we really do a poor job of communicating that fact to our big kids across the state at a young age." CT poster Durdon "Just wanted to try to take a look at Adam," Vrabel explained of the signing of Coon when the coach spoke with the media on Thursday. "I followed his wrestling career for a while. Something we looked at and, again, I was a part of as a player taking a former wrestler and they developed into an offensive lineman with Stephen Neal." Vrabel played with the New England Patriots from 2001 to 2008 and Neal played for them from 2002 to 2010. Just like Coon, Neal played high school football but never in college, concentrating and flourishing in wrestling. "Wrestlers, especially at that elite level, have unbelievable balance, core strength, things that I think would translate well to an offensive lineman," Vrabel said. Coon, having claimed Greco-Roman and freestyle championships and medals throughout a decorated college and Team U.S.A. tenure, notably was a two-time NCAA finalist (2015, 2018), a 2018 Senior world silver medalist, two-time Senior World Team member and a 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials runner-up. https://www.nfl.com/news/can-titans-ol-adam-coon-be-the-next-stephen-neal

We just didn’t give ourselves a plan B or plan C. We gotta get there too. Good luck to both of us

I have always wondered why Oak Ridge never had a team. I'm sure there is a reason.

Peabody wasn’t going to memphis. We have had to pay memphis schools to play us at home for several years now to finish out the schedule. The drop down solved it. As far as 1a being tougher at the top I’m not sure about that. I think meigs may be better than Fayetteville. Meigs handled south Pitt. I watched that game twice and I watched the south Pitt Fayetteville game also

I can agree a bit but there isn’t a team in the west 2A that was close to McKenzie or Fayetteville City , and for that matter Lake County should be tossed in the mix, I just don’t see a bit down Stang team and very mediocre Westiew squad being a worry for the Tide, that being said anyone can get beat anytime we in Trenton know that all to well “Thanks GC” ! It made no since for us to play 1 a IMO but I am a supporter and fanatic so not my decision. I know I just can’t wait to see some football soon friend and I know you feel the same ! With Peabodys departure from 2A I think Meigs will rack up a couple of Gold Balls !!! ROLL GOLDEN TIDE HUNGRY FOR MORE RING CHASIN 4

Dewayne. 1990 state championship MVP.

Don't know if he signed with anyone. As a Maryville fan I hated to see him transfer to Alcoa. I saw his sophomore year that he was going to be great.

Be careful what you say about Milan you might deemed a gossiper if your opinion isn’t favorable

Welp eye cain see he ort two bee tuff.....Evun tho he didun't play footbawl fer tha Misheegain "Werewolves"......

Absolutely no doubt that he will be the toughest guy in the locker room

As a Titan fan, I hope he becomes the next Stephen Neal.

Wouldn’t college football outreach coordinator be more specific. if the athletic trainer handed out aspirin, you would call him publicly the Drug Dealer Coordinator. Just saying.

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I been through 15 years of Blackman history... watching football and only missed a hand full of games. People don't like what they don't know. I think this guy is going to be good for the school and the team. You can't pour chocolate cake mix in a bowl and get anything other than chocolate cake. Sometimes to get different results you gotta do something all together different. I had a lot of friends on staff, and hated to see them go,but also realize that sometimes this is exactly what it takes to grow the program. I have high hopes for the team, and think in 18-24 months he will have it running in the right direction. They didn't get here overnight and won't fix it overnight either

Kids and parents need to understand just how much Wrestling enhances a football prospects resume, rankings and recruitment by D1 coaches. James Howard’s overall recruitment has been greatly enhanced by his wrestling resume. Same goes for Parker Peterson who has already reported to Tulane. Lance Williams recruitment is being heavily influenced by his wrestling background. The list goes on and on. College coaches especially D1 coaches really like big lineman who have a wrestling background. I think as a sport we really do a poor job of communicating that fact to our big kids across the state at a young age.