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Does anyone know anything about the Single A bands that are going to be at Seymour?

Claiborne County

Oliver Springs

Smith County

Tellico Plains

Any info would be helpful as we are triny to decide whether to go or not.

Who is seeded where, and what are the results so far?

let's break this down size wise.

big/medium bands: McGavok, DB, LaVergne, Father Ryan

small bands: Adamsville, East Robertson, Oliver Springs

also, are we going to compare difficulty or just excitement?

excitment, it is hard to compare with the show style bands like Austin East, (Like drumlines in the movie drumline).

if we are talking difficulty, then groups like LaVergne and McGavok(big/med bands) usually play some really hard stuff. McGavok almost always has a really strong snare line. in small schools I have heard OS play, and they really play some stuff. and when you talk about a really small school that is pretty amazing. also, every year they seem to really have some crazy tenor stuff going on. i would rather watch a line play some really hard stuff, and be clean, than see a line play easy stock arrangements and not be challenged and be really clean.

but hey, that is why we all have our opinions.

does anyone know about the Rockwood boys team? our boys at holston may play them

next monday if they win area one

My nephew's team played them 3 times this year. They won twice, once for the district title, and lost once. They are very big!!!!! 3 players over 6' 1", and another about 5'11". they can not shoot very good, but are strong and eat up the boards. They pressed us in the title game. They have one player who can create his own shot, #24 I believe, a lefty. Make them shoot outside, and be strong on the boards.

OS did not beat P-J. OS coaching staff & P-J ball players beat them.

just came by and saw this. r u sayin that the coaches made that big difference? it looks like os is a good team if pj is that good?!?!