ENape8

I agree bizazz, it is really dumb of Sevier County to try to make all of the superior teams in this area mad. Good luck trying to compete against these teams after you talk all this game.

Sevier County will absolutely not suprise anyone tonight, Farragut is way too strong to be beaten by the Smoky Bears. This will not be a contest. Steven Hahn is on the mound tonight and he will control the game in the Admiral's favor. Expect Jimmy Kelly to hit for fences tonight. FHS by 20.

I agree that it will be a good matchup between these two baseball powers. McKenry will be back, he is off the injured list as of today. It might take a week or so for him to return to form, but he has about a week until that game so i think he will be up to full speed. I haven't seen Maryville, but have seen Farragut outscore capable opponents 57-8 over 3 games. This, in my opinion, is very impressive. I think of all the teams around here, Maryville could probably give them the best run. I'm not trying to take anything away from Maryville or any other area teams but this a a powerful team that has no real weaknesses, look for them to go far.

Who is tombeachshoes?

Farragut is the best by far.

I was just wondering what everyone thinks about the early season sucess of the Farragut team. Will they keep it up all year, or fall short of huge expectations?

I'm just looking forward to the great laugh I'm going to have when Farragut beats Bearden by the slaughter rule. Remember whatever the score is, add on 5 runs next time because then they will have McKenry. Go Admirals!

umm i will apologize for my last post....my acquired the knowledge today that most likely neither cobb nor bowman will be pitching in this weekends farragut vs central match-up due to cobb pitching in the next weeks district games and bowmans suspension for the first two games for wearing improper headgear to school.

At farragut high school, son of university of tennessee's coach rod delmonico, tony delmonico will be making a big impact this year and especially in years to come. he is a well refined baseball player as expected with so much experience around college baseball his whole life.....he is developing quite well into the farragut program and has shown a lot of power from both sides of the plate, plays real well at short-stop b/c of his glove and amazing arm, and is a developing but good right handed pitcher

Farragut will be the best team in East Tennessee, no questions about it.

What are everyones picks on this pivotal Region 2 5A game this Friday? Both teams are 5-3 (3-2)

In what is the best 5A region in the state you have Oak Ridge at 6-1(4-0), Farragut at 5-2 (3-1), Ooltewah at 5-2(3-1), Soddy-Daisy at 5-2 (3-1), and William Blount at 3-4 (2-2). All these teams are capable and would would make the playoffs in any other region. Remember OR, FHS, OHS, and SD all have to play one another in weeks 8,9, and 10. Who comes out on top and who gets left out? [Edited by ENape8 on 10-17-02 10:01A]

Farragut's Jamie Tidrick and Jacob Brown are both being looked at by UT, Alabama, and a handful of other D1 schools. Jamie is a 6'5 305lb. offensive lineman with great technique and Brown is a 6'2 215lb reciever that will catch anything thrown his way, and has breakaway speed.

Herd, Where and when did you play against Jacob Brown.

how about "you dont know the difference between a sneeze and a wet fart" from Varsity Blues.

hey caligua, who are you talking about and what did u do to them? [Edited by ENape8 on 9-26-02 6:25P]

I agree that Sweetwater is a great team, I did rank them lower than they actually deserve in the poll i put out yesterday. They are much better than what a 2A school normally implies, they could beat most schools in the larger classifications in E. Tennessee. As for Farragut, I don't think that Sweetwater would just hand it to them, Farragut is much improved on last year's team. That team is what everyone thinks about when Farragut is mentioned and this year's team has to play their way out of that. I think up until now they have done a great job of it. Farragut and Sweetwater would be a great matchup as would Sweetwater and Maryville. As for Caligula, all he has is bad things to say about Farragut, maybe because he is a little bitter over a win that FHS had over Bearden in week 3. As for talent, Maryville, Farragut, and Knox Central are three of the areas most talented.

FHS is much improved, look for them to come out on top.

Jacob Brown is better than Bowman.

My vote goes to #16 from Farragut.

Sevier County 17 Oak Ridge 14

Here are some rankings that I think are pretty accurate for the Knoxville area. 1. Maryville 4-0 (4A) 2. Knoxville Central 4-0 (4A) 3. Farragut 4-0 (5A) 4. Anderson County 4-0 (3A) 5. Fulton 4-0 (3A) 6. Powell 4-0 (4A) 7. Oak Ridge 3-1 (5A) 8. Sweetwater 4-0 (2A) 9. Austin-East 2-1 (3A) 10. Kingston 4-0 (3A) 11. Greenback 4-0 (1A) 12. William Blount 2-2 (5A) 13. South Doyle 3-1 (5A) 14. Oliver Springs 3-1 (2A) 15. Jefferson County 2-2 (5A) Honorable Mention: Halls 2-2 (4A), Karns 0-4 (5A), Not so Honorable Mention: Heritage 0-4 (5A) Somewhere in a green pasture playing with butterflies: Bearden 1-3 (5A) [Edited by ENape8 on 9-24-02 9:53A]

Well it looks like all Admirals in this matchup, my pick is Farragut 42-17. The Admirals look great after wins against arch-rival Bearden and defending region 2-5A champs McMinn County. The Admirals are looking to be 5-0 going into their big region stretch. Go Admirals.

Dirtydawgs44, first of all I don't have your sign, but if I did I wouldn't bring it back. Second of all I had nothing to do with the "got hair" incident, but if I were to write something on that rock it would be more like "GOT WINS?"

Farragut over McMinn, but a very close game.