leadfarmer

Weird how that works ain't it.

Scott Elliot snapping. It was my senior year. That was the second time in that game that he snapped it over my head. Both times it led to points for .CA. I was just as much to blame I guess. I put some pressure on him. He had trouble snapping it durring practice that week and both times in the huddle durring the game I grabbed his facemask and pulled him up close and told him to bounce it back to me if he had too, just don't snap the darn ball over my head. You know the rest of the story. Weird how it was almost 20 years ago and I still remember all that stuff like it was yesterday.

Nolensville was a new school and had their first varsity schedule 2 years ago.

I has a similar situation when we were playing Columbia Academy. I was standing in my endzone awaiting the snap, long snapper snapped it high and I got a hand on it and knocked it down. I just kicked it out of the endzone. I would rather give them 2 than 6. I missed a 48 yard field goal that would have given us the win by 1.

One has to wonder what the outcome could have been if Cornersville had just punted the ball out of the back of the endzone and given Whitwell the safety. They would be kicking off from the 20 and may have put the Tigers at the 50 at worst. If they score it's still a 1 score game. Just some food for thought.

I think there are quite a few for the Toyota East vs West game though.

Right shoulder from the pics I saw.

Woodard tore his shoulder up on the first play of the game. Still had almost 200 all purpose yards.

Eli Woodard would beg to differ.

# 2 played linebacker like he was 6'2 240. He was sure fun to watch on defense.

Bahahaha. I won't share it on here but I'll share a coaching moment from Coach Van with you. Looking back it was mean as he!! but pretty dadgum smart.

Won't hear me say anything negative about him. He taught me alot.

That man is an animal! I have seen him have some farming accidents that would bring a lesser man to his knees. Didn't even faze him . Just kept on trucking.

Yeah but he did it in the Fayetteville game last year too. The kid is just tough plain and simple. Kind of reminds me of Coach Vanhooser talking about playing his senior year with a broken tail bone. Cant imagine how painful that must have been.

Not sure man. I didn't notice him favoring it but knowing how tough that kid is he may not have given it any thought until after the game.