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I said that their isn't a problem with the team. You shouldn't draw conclusions until you know exactly what is going on.

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I haven't seen Trey Teague's name on anyones list. He was one of my favorite players at UT.

Everyone would love to see a problem at Tyner, but fortunately the team has no problem. Just let everyone keep talking.

Demonte talked to Coach Caldwell on the phone last night, so I seriously doubt that they have lost interest.

They are very interested in him and Greg Smith. I belive that NC State is one of Greg's favorites, and the two of them may go to the same school.

Demonte has official visits planned for Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Auburn, and Florida.

Tennessee never really lost interest, because they've invited him to every home game this year. I wouldn't be surpirsed to see him change his mind and go to either Georgia or NC State, but he has to qualify before he can go anywhere.

Tyner has Westmoreland on Friday night. They should win easily, but you never can tell in the playoffs. It honestly depends on which team wants to keep playing, and which team is ready to call it a season.

Eddie Moore from South Pitt is was just as good if not better than Eric Westmoreland. He was starting for Miami until he was injured.

Demonte Bolden and Greg Smith are better then anyone in that league. When Tyner played McCallie this season, McCallie had already played a game and Tyner was without Bolden and Craddock didn't take over the starting QB position until after that game.

John Hannah from Baylor is one of the greatest offensive lineman of all time, although I think that he actually resided in Alabama.

Central has a run oriented offense. They run a single wing type of offense out of the shotgun. If you stack eight in the box and make them throw the ball you can give them problems as long as you don't give up the big play. They're really not as fast as everyone makes them out to be, but they do have some decent athletes on the field. I hope that Central wins this game and represents Chattanooga well.

Tyner has more talent then anyone in the 7 team division.

It could be a long ride home.

What about this guy named Reggie White that went to Howard.

They normally run the split back veer, but they will also line up in the I.

They're not very big, fast, or even talented, but they do play hard.

Tennessee needs to do a better job of keeping players in state. Look at the Bullock twins at Nebraska. They offered Daniel, but didn't want Josh and now he is tied for the national lead in interceptions and was selected as a mid season All-American. They also lost Adarius Bowman who was averaging 21 yards a catch just a couple of weeks ago, and Willie Idlette has made several big plays at Wake Forest. These are all players from the Chattanooga area alone, I'm sure that their has been several others in the Nashville and Memphis areas.

Where has the whistle been? I never could stand that thing.

Tyner's Demonte Bolden- ranked #2 in the country, so I'm sure that he's #1 East Tennessee. http://espn.go.com/recruiting/s/2004topdef...ensiveends.html

Maryville doesn't have to prove anything to anybody. Just keep doing what you've been doing and the numbers will speak for themselves.

Tyner will be only team to advance past the first round in region 3-2A. The other teams in the region are very weak.

I look forward to every Friday, so that I can go to Tyner and get a fish sandwhich w/ slaw and hot sauce. Much better then Brainerd's by the way.

Tyner Rams returning starters RB- Josef Rutley(over 1,000yds.), Darrell Fuget, Melvin White QB- Keelyn Craddock(15TD, 2INT, 75%Completion Percentage, over 1,000yds. passing) WR- Kevion Jones(18 yds. per catch, 7TD)