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Friday, May 15 is the spring game between Obion County Central and Huntingdon, being held at Tennessee-Martin's game field . Activities will begin at 5:30 with a three-way scrimmage between Ridgemont, Hillcrest, and Black Oak Junior Highs. Following this scrimmage will be the spring game between the two high schools. Admission is $3 and this covers the entire event. Hope to see everyone out there!

Friday, May 15 is the spring game between Obion County Central and Huntingdon, being held at Tennessee-Martin's game field . Activities will begin at 5:30 with a three-way scrimmage between Ridgemont, Hillcrest, and Black Oak Junior Highs. Following this scrimmage will be the spring game between the two high schools. Admission is $3 and this covers the entire event. Hope to see everyone out there!

He was the OC at Dyer County.

Patrick Haskins - QB or WR, Obion County Central Aaron Cary - T/DE, Obion County Central

What you must mean is Lake County and Cape Central (MO.) Cape Central plays at SEMO. As mentioned earlier, Lake County backed out and they (OCC) filled it with Byhalia, MS. Westview is part of their district, so yes this year and next year, they will play on a college field.

Austin Hopper of Obion County Central signed with Tennessee-Martin.

The game was over by halftime. It was only 14-0 then, but the Haywood players had their heads hanging as they walked off the field. They couldn't really move the ball, but when they did, the drive ended in a turnover.

The Brighton/Obion Co game has been moved to 10/30

Closed practices? When did that happen? Sure, the red gate by the high school is closed. However, someone said that the AD Coach Victory closed it to keep players and students from driving over. The back gate has never been closed. Besides, if he wanted to close practice, is that not his choice as the head coach??? As far as coming in and showing stuff, is it not true he has the credentials? Was Rome built in a day? A week? A season? I think its truly amazing that there are 80 guys or so when they only had 40 or 50 the past few seasons! Kids are here at OC....as evidenced by my previous statement. If you think the program could be run a certain way, then put your name in and become a volunteer coach. Right now, there are only five coaches and I am sure they could use some help from someone who has so much knowledge. That's five coaches managing over 80 players.....not to mention that they also have to run those players while they play JV and freshmen football. So, in reality, they are a little short-handed. So, turn your resume into Mr. Powell and see what you can do to help! Coach Jackson appears to have them going in the right direction. I'm sorry if that to you the steps that the team is taking are not big enough (as evidenced by your demeaning comments), but as I said earlier, if you have so much football knowledge to share, send in that resume!

The JV team lost to Obion Co. 20-14. It was 20-6 with 14 seconds left. A hail mary pass against the guys on the deep end of the depth chart made it closer than it was.

And how does UC deal with the no huddle, fast paced offense that OC runs? Just a thought.......

He is the Defensive Coordinator.

Fourth Quarter Camps are run by a group of college and high school coaches who have assembled to improve the fundamentals of youth football. This camp is a non-padded commuter camp for those entering grades 6-12 and will cover all positions. Coaches who will be at the camp: Brian Frana - Lindenwood University Shawn Jackson - Obion County Central High School Marcus Yokeley - Lindenwood University Kent McCulloh - University of Missouri Mike Rowe - Minot State University Kyle Kesselring - St. Cloud State University Antwan Livingston - Eastern Illinois University The camp dates are June 18-19 at Obion County Central High School. The cost is $50 if pre-registered by June 9 or $65 the day of camp. This covers two meals and a camp t-shirt. Enrollment is limited and early registration is recommended. Contact Shawn Jackson at (731) 536-4214 or Brian Frana at (636)949-4123 or by e-mail at bfrana@lindenwood.edu for more information.

Fourth Quarter Camps are run by a group of college and high school coaches who have assembled to improve the fundamentals of youth football. This camp is a non-padded commuter camp for those entering grades 6-12 and will cover all positions. Coaches who will be at the camp: Brian Frana - Lindenwood University Shawn Jackson - Obion County Central High School Marcus Yokeley - Lindenwood University Kent McCulloh - University of Missouri Mike Rowe - Minot State University Kyle Kesselring - St. Cloud State University Antwan Livingston - Eastern Illinois University The camp dates are June 18-19 at Obion County Central High School. The cost is $50 if pre-registered by June 9 or $65 the day of camp. This covers two meals and a camp t-shirt. Enrollment is limited and early registration is recommended. Contact Shawn Jackson at (731) 536-4214 or Brian Frana at (636)949-4123 or by e-mail at bfrana@lindenwood.edu for more information.

Fourth Quarter Camps are run by a group of college and high school coaches who have assembled to improve the fundamentals of youth football. This camp is a non-padded commuter camp for those entering grades 6-12 and will cover all positions. Coaches who will be at the camp: Brian Frana - Lindenwood University Shawn Jackson - Obion County Central High School Marcus Yokeley - Lindenwood University Kent McCulloh - University of Missouri Mike Rowe - Minot State University Kyle Kesselring - St. Cloud State University Antwan Livingston - Eastern Illinois University The camp dates are June 18-19 at Obion County Central High School. The cost is $50 if pre-registered by June 9 or $65 the day of camp. This covers two meals and a camp t-shirt. Enrollment is limited and early registration is recommended. Contact Shawn Jackson at (731) 536-4214 or Brian Frana at (636)949-4123 or by e-mail at bfrana@lindenwood.edu for more information.

Well, that covers Dyersburg! How about the other teams? Is Dyer County going to be up there or are they one-hit wonders? Which Haywood team will show up? Will Crockett County return or will they fade? Same with Ripley. Is Covington going to recover? And will Obion County move ahead of last year's 0-10 record with a new coach at the helm?

He resigned and is now the OC at South Fulton.

Shawn Jackson at Obion County Central

Good write up with one exception. A coach should provide motivation, but to say that they have to motivate them takes the blame off the kids. The players should be self-motivated to want to win. Why else play the game? Why put in the hours of practice if you don't want to win?

Kidding about what? That Craig Rogers should make the decision or that they are also interviewing an assistant coach for the job?

90 TD's is quite a feat, however having been at the game where Lone Oak played Obion Central, he played in the game until about four minutes left in the 4th quarter. Final score of the game was 59-6.

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Why would they want that responsibility? Its much easier to make the calls from the armchair than on the field!

Don't get started on the whole education aspect of DC, because all anyone else has to do is point to a DHS fan to show it goes both ways......besides, if education and grammar proved football success, Harvard and Yale would be BCS contenders every single year! Also, "at least" is two words, not one. EXAMPLE: Underlined for the obvious mistakes.

Wow...goodluck getting a new coach then. What coach, in his right mind, would want to go to a program where they want to get rid of a coach half way through his first season? If you know so much about coaching, I think its high time you send your resume in!