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Sorry to upset you but in my business I get paid to break it down and call it like I see it. I admit that you have probabably seen McMillan and Wilson play more than I have and I meant no disrespect to those players but from what I saw there were several misscues and at times it looked like the offense did not know what play was called. Yes McMillan does appear to be athletic and Wilson regardless of what you say has work to do to be considered a D1 back. You cannot argue if you watched the same game that the offense was done midway through the third quarter and had given up. I did say the defense did a great job and kept Central in the game as much as they could. Good Luck to your team.

Why when someone makes an observation about the bobcats then its an agenda. Watch the game over on CSS like I did twice and you will see. Not hitting open holes, not trying for extra yardage when it could have been gained (this was in the later part of the game so he may have been sore I do not know), even the CSS commentators said he needs to learn to hit the hole the line made. I think Central will do well the rest of the year just need to work on a few things and one is heart, you can see toward the end of the third quarter Central is done, head down and walking around and yes J. Wilson #20 when confronted in the later part of the game would just lay down. I am not trying to upset you or give you cause to whin just saying what I seen. Maryville players still hitting hard and flying all over the field. I'm not sure about Douglas but I do know Central did a good job shutting him down. Good Luck to both teams the rest of the year.

I am not a Central fan or Maryville fan but I watched the game and recorded and watched it again and what I saw was this. 1. GQ did a great job coaching his kids as usual. 2. Maryville is not as big as past teams but played hard and never let down. 3. Central has a really good defensive line and a big linebacker #34 that seem to shut Douglas down and managed to put just enough pressure on Burnette to keep him off balance, Centrals secondary is kind of small but they are quick and Centrals defense as a whole stayed on the field to long. 4. Centrals offense lacked the needed punch to compete or outscore a team like Maryville. McMillan is a soso qb and still Maryville could not account for him, J. Wilson lacks heart and lays down to much, Styles would be a great receiver but Central failed or can't seem to get him the ball, offense as a whole did poorly. 5. Central commits to many turnovers and gives the ball up to much, I hear they had several turnovers at Whites Creek and again Friday night against Maryville, to many mental mistakes. 6. Maryville will win the region again and go to playoffs but I do feel they are beatable. 7. Central will make the playoffs but will lose in the first or second round.

Will Central ever be healthy this year? I heard they lost a lineman for the year. Anyone have a update of injured players and how they are looking for LC friday night.

I think you should get over yourself. You were close on the brain pick (could have easily been 42-13 bad calls and once again turnovers). Fair-at-best Central team. You got a little taste of what is to come and IMO could be a great and hard to beat Central team when all is back and healthy. DD was weak and inaffective. Halls offensive scheme is terrible, didn't work last year against Central and not this year either. Great off week for Central to heal up and come back out ready to play a tough LC team.

I don't know anything about LA or Cookeville. Out of town working does anyone know if Central is healthy. Any injuries? Is there a feed for this game on internet, radio etc.. a little help.

Anybody have an injury update for the Bobcats heading into Fridays game.

Central looked like Central Friday night against Dobbins Bennett in a 3 hour scrimmage. The Varsity scored 3 times to DB's 0. Offense was clicking and defense was tough nosed and stingy. No injuries to report. The JV and Fresham looked real good with some exciting talent coming up. Let's hear it for the Bobcats...