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Is #17 going to be able to play with his torn ACL?

I am not sure which is worse- the fact that all of these stupid commentshad to be thought of and typed in by someone, or the fact that I just spent the last ten minutes reading them.

A couple of rules on the high school level that I would like to see changed are the cut block and the ability to come out of the endzone. I think cut blocking should be allowed all over the field like the college rule. Not from behind, but face to face. I believe this would open the game up some. I know the arguement that it will increase injuries, but I disagree.

 

Secondly, with the number of kickers who can kick the ball into the endzone on the rise, I think the kids should be allowed to return the ball. Same on an interception.

 

What do you think?

No

What is everyone's opinion on this? It seems like it could lead to extensive overseas recruiting.

Without a doubt:

Tom Taylor- offensive coordinator for Lipscomb's B-team

I win the points on Ohio football knowledge.I am from Ohio for G*D'S sake.

 

Mustangfan------If you are from Ohio,I'll bet you are a Hoover guy.Still ticked about Andy Alleman?

 

GO BOBCATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

GO TIGERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  1-0 with the thumping of Dover 

 

I'll be at the game tonight since my son plays for the Bobcats

 

I do not know BJ Payne.The name sounds familier.

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Are they too busy teaching football at Massilon that they can't teach you to spell tiger?

What will your coaches do to prepare your team for an upcoming opponent? At lipscomb I heard they hired a drilling company to come during practice and drill next to their field to simulate crowd noise. That is one smart staff do figure that out as a good way to prepare. What tricks do your coaches use?

I'm not one that normally gets into the negative bickering but I'm absolutely amazed at how big of a jerk both hsball and bomb are.  Guys, do you actually get pleasure and satisfaction from trying to irate the opposing fans?  That is so weak.  People that can sit behind a keyboard and get their jollies from verbally slamming others through a message board are sure to develop into high class, successful individuals.  What men you must be!  With being very familiar with both DL and the C of C, I think it's fairly obvious that you both have totally missed the boat.  I'm sure your parents are proud.

 

If you can take a second away from staring at yourself in the mirror as you flex that bicep,  please find something misspelled, misquoted, or used in the incorrect tense and let me have it.  It'll make you feel better about yourself I'm sure.

Thanks Vandy1 for the link.  Nice web site.

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Odd that he should call you jerks while chastising you for verbally slamming people. Hmmmm?

So who wins the contest for knowing the most about Ohio?

Mt. Union College is located in Alliance, OH just outside on Canton.  They are the 7 time NCAA Division III National Champions and have the longest winning streak in NCAA football history.  The other two schools are their arch rivals located in Cleveland.  Lipscomb has on their staff a former Mt. Union All American and a National Championship member.  A former Mustang off their 2002 State Championship Team went up there to play for Mt. Union.  His fomer girlfriend graduated from McKinnley.

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Vandy1 Do you have any proof that this so called coach really went to Mt. Union? It could be another George O'leary story when the truth came out after he was hired that he had falsified his resume.

As for Ted Nancy, I can't discuss Wisconsin football as I am obviously a Minnesota fan. While I am at it that reminds me, Ogilvie High has an open date on Sept 23, anybody want to come up here and play us?

Here's a summary for you, Mr. Smartypants.

 

Alcoa Boys Varsity Football

Alcoa Boys Varsity Football

2004-2005 Record: 5-0 Conference; 12-1 Overall

Conference: Region 2 (2A)  Class: Class 2A

 

2004 Results

 

Date Time Opponent Result

08/20/2004 7:30PM SOUTH-DOYLE  Won 49-12 

08/27/2004 7:30PM at MARYVILLE  Lost 18-31 

09/03/2004 7:30PM at OLIVER SPRINGS *  Won 53-6 

09/10/2004 7:30PM at WILLIAM BLOUNT  Won 20-7 

09/16/2004 7:30PM SWEETWATER *  Won 44-12 

09/24/2004 7:30PM HERITAGE  Won 40-6 

10/01/2004 7:30PM ROCKWOOD *  Won 35-0 

10/15/2004 7:30PM HARRIMAN *  Won 55-0 

10/22/2004 7:30PM at WEBB SCHOOL  Won 35-7 

10/29/2004 7:30PM at WARTBURG CENTRAL *  Won 56-0 

11/05/2004 7:00PM HAMPTON  Won 44-13 

11/12/2004 7:00PM SWEETWATER  Won 35-14 

11/19/2004 7:00PM ROCKWOOD  Won 46-3 

11/26/2004 7:00PM at DAVID LIPSCOMB   

    * Conference Game

Region 2 (2A) Conference Standings

2004-2005 Season 

  Conference Overall

Team W-L Win % W-L Win %

ALCOA 5-0 1.000 12-1  0.923 

ROCKWOOD  4-1 0.800 11-2  0.846 

SWEETWATER 3-2 0.600 8-4  0.667 

WARTBURG CENTRAL 1-4 0.200 4-7  0.364 

HARRIMAN  1-4 0.200 3-7  0.300 

OLIVER SPRINGS  1-4 0.200 1-9  0.100 

2004 Roster

 

(CLICK ON EACH PLAYERS NAME FOR TOTAL

    STATS)

 

 

34  Robert Atkins    5' 11''  175 

50  Mark Avery    6' 0''  225 

76  Nathan Backus    6' 3''  225 

11  Cameron Battles    5' 9''  150 

20  Richeon Bell    5' 8''  150 

28  Cody Blackford    5' 8''  150 

10  Brad Blizzard    6' 0''  150 

60  Corey Brewer    5' 11''  215 

45  Dominique Brown    6' 1''  225 

42  Lake Burnette    5' 11''  185 

85  Tony Childress    5' 8''  145 

7  Randall Cobb    5' 9''  155 

74  Neil Cooper    6' 1''  205 

72  Travis Cotton    6' 2''  245 

61  Seth Coulter    6' 0''  190 

55  Taylor Denton    6' 0''  200 

15  Josh Dillard    5' 11''  185 

62  Josh Dossett    6' 0''  200 

54  Justin Dunkin    6' 0''  185 

3  Joei Fiegler    6' 3''  185 

38  Brett Gibson    5' 10''  155 

18  Logan Gilley    5' 10''  155 

5  Alex Green    5' 9''  160 

64  Chase Green       

30  Reid Guzzo    5' 8''  160 

40  Nick Hearing    5' 8''  165 

78  Lee Hill    5' 9''  265 

21  Troy Hodge    5' 9''  175 

80  Ben Hughes    5' 8''  135 

87  Eli Hughes    5' 10''  145 

46  E.J. Jordan    5' 9''  240 

88  Robert Keller    6' 1''  185 

9  Josh King    5' 10''  175 

4  Kyrus Lanxter    6' 2''  175 

75  Jacob Lequire    6' 0''  230 

33  Dante Lewis       

2  Dustin Lindsey    6' 1''  215 

8  Logan Love    6' 0''  195 

56  Cody Marsh    5' 9''  213 

73  Brian McAdams    5' 10''  180 

79  Chase McCord    5' 11''  225 

63  Drew Miller    6' 3''  225 

82  Chase Moore    5' 8''  135 

75  Rex Myers    5' 8''  145 

89  Jason Owensby    6' 1''  200 

51  Colton Reid    6' 0''  225 

16  Tate Russell    5' 8''  150 

25  James Sanders    5' 10''  150 

26  Tamir Shereef    5' 8''  150 

6  Brian Sommers    6' 0''  175 

68  Josiah Standridge    6' 1''  225 

31  James Stultz    5' 11''  180 

58  Ray Sykes    6' 4''  225 

24  Darrel Tate    5' 9''  185 

66  Will Thatcher    5' 8''  165 

12  Jamar Walker    6' 1''  185 

52  Sam Waltermeyer    5' 11''  220 

1  Brandon Warren    6' 3''  220 

77  Martin White    6' 1''  315 

65  Jared Wood  (205)  6' 3'' 

 

 

A picture of the original school built in 1939.

The present day building completed in 1964.

 

Enrollment: 386

Blount County

532 Faraday Street

Alcoa, TN 37701

 

SCORE BY QUARTERS/OT  1Q  2Q  3Q  4Q Final

ALCOA  116  109  54  33  530

OPPONENTS  20  21  7  21  111

RUSHING ATT YDS LONG     

Dustin Lindsey 163 1377 -     

Logan Love 25 211 -     

Darrel Tate 26 182 -     

Cameron Battles 12 113 -     

Troy Hodge 6 76 -     

James Stultz 16 62 -     

Randall Cobb 3 17 -     

Kyrus Lanxter 1 12 -     

Robert Atkins 3 11 -     

Joei FieglerRECEIVING REC YDS LONG     

Brandon Warren 25 476 -     

Kyrus Lanxter 20 413 -     

Brian Sommers 15 335 -     

Logan Love 11 154 -     

Dustin Lindsey 7 132 -     

Richeon Bell 4 83 -     

James Stultz 2 31 -     

Darrel Tate 1 16 -     

Troy Hodge 1 9 -     

Robert Atkins 1 6 -     

 

PASSING COMP ATT INT YDS LONG TD

Joei Fiegler 76 118 4 1389 - 17

Randall Cobb 12 21 - 199 - 3

Dustin Lindsey 2 2 - 92 - 1

 

TACKLES SOLO ASST TOT LOSS SACKS

Dante Lewis 28 46 74 - -

Ray Sykes 32 32 64 6 1

Mark Avery 22 26 48 3 -

Dominique Brown 23 22 45 2 1

Brandon Warren 32 12 44 10 8

Dustin Lindsey 28 15 43 6 2

Logan Love 25 13 38 - -

Richeon Bell 19 18 37 - -

Drew Miller 12 15 27 3 1

Robert Keller 16 11 27 - -

Martin White 14 12 26 2 -

Kyrus Lanxter 10 13 23 - -

Alex Green 15 6 21 1 -

Colton Reid 14 6 20 1 -

Robert Atkins 13 7 20 2 -

James Stultz 8 10 18 1 -

Brian Sommers 9 7 16 - -

Jamar Walker 6 6 12 - -

Taylor Denton 3 6 9 1 -

Chase Green 5 3 8 - -

Cody Marsh 1 4 5 - -

Nathan Backus 4 1 5 - -

Darrel Tate 2 3 5 - -

Lake Burnette 1 4 5 - -

Brad Blizzard 1 2 3 - -

Cameron Battles 2 0 2 - -

Randall Cobb 1 1 2 - -

Jared Wood 1 1 2 - -

Troy Hodge 0 2 2 - -

Justin Dunkin 1 1 2 - -

Josh King 0 1 1 - -

Corey Brewer 0 1 1 - -

E.J. Jordan 0 1 1 - -

James Sanders 1 0 1 - -

Jacob Lequire 1 - 1 - -

Will Thatcher 0 1 1 - -

 

TEAM STATISTICS ALCOA OPPONENTS

First Downs: 106 76

Punts - Number: 13 29

Punts - Avg. Yards: 309.0 234.0

Fumbles - Number: 8 26

Fumbles - Lost: 5 11

Total Tackles: - -

Penalities - Number: 41 28

Penalities - Yards: 335 191

Time of Possession: - -

3rd Down - Attempts: - -

3rd Down - Conversions: - -

Rushing - Attempts: 256 295

Rushing - Yards: 2062 1176

Rushing - Long: - -

Receiving - Catches: 87 33

Receiving - Yards: 1655 498

Receiving - Long: - -

Passing - Completions: 90 29

Passing - Attempts: 141 94

Passing - Int: 4 5

Passing - Yards: 1680 474

Passing - Long: - -

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Playoff History for Alcoa

5 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS:  2000,1989,1979,1978,1977

1 State Runnerup:  1988

 

1977

A Seymour W  28-0 Early Round

A Sullivan West W  49-8 Quarterfinal

A South Pittsburg W  17-0 Semifinal

A Lake County W  33-7 Finals

1978

A Knoxville Webb W  47-0 Early Round

A Oliver Springs W  35-8 Quarterfinal

A Sweetwater W  11-0 Semifinal

A Goodpasture W  27-0 Finals

1979

A Knoxville Webb W  22-0 Early Round

A Hampton W  40-12 Quarterfinal

A Polk County W  28-14 Semifinal

A Lake County W  13-9 Finals

1988

AA Loudon W  28-26 Early Round

AA Johnson County W  15-6 Early Round

AA Sequatchie County W  24-14 Quarterfinal

AA Marion County W  14-13 Semifinal

AA <a href='http://www.coacht.com/inside/team.cfm?SchoolID=37&SportID=1' target='_blank'>Brentwood Academy</a> L  23-12 Finals

1989

AA Loudon W  20-14 Early Round

AA Seymour W  26-14 Early Round

AA Marion County W  30-20 Quarterfinal

AA Kingston W  22-15 Semifinal

AA <a href='http://www.coacht.com/inside/team.cfm?SchoolID=37&SportID=1' target='_blank'>Brentwood Academy</a> W  32-22 Finals

1990

AA Kingston W  17-14 Early Round

AA Seymour W  14-7 Early Round

AA Marion County L  42-14 Quarterfinal

1991

AA Austin-East L  22-21 Early Round

1992

AA Powell L  26-14 Early Round

1993

AA Smith County W  27-13 Early Round

AA Meigs County L  24-0 Quarterfinal

1995

AA Cosby W  46-12 Early Round

AA Bledsoe County W  38-6 Early Round

AA Sequatchie County W  35-9 Quarterfinal

AA Meigs County L  62-26 Semifinal

1996

AA Hampton L  16-15 Early Round

1997

AA Hampton W  31-7 Early Round

AA Harriman L  27-20 Early Round

1998

AA Chuckey-Doak W  42-13 Early Round

AA Rockwood W  34-6 Early Round

AA Harriman W  24-8 Quarterfinal

AA David Lipscomb L  38-0 Semifinal

1999

AA Happy Valley W  34-14 Early Round

AA Loudon L  21-10 Early Round

2000

AA Chuckey-Doak W  70-0 Early Round

AA Loudon W  26-2 Early Round

AA Austin-East W  31-6 Quarterfinal

AA Goodpasture W  21-13 Semifinal

AA Union City W  27-20 Finals

2001

AA Chuckey-Doak W  41-6 Early Round

AA Wartburg Central W  49-14 Early Round

AA Sweetwater W  35-28 Quarterfinal

AA Goodpasture L  17-13 Semifinal

2003

AA Cumberland

Gap W 52-22 Early Round

AA Sweetwater W 41-

13 Early

Round

AA Oliver Springs W 37-

13 Quarterfinal

AA Lipscomb L 55-

6 Semifinal

2004

AA Hampton W 44-13 Early Round

AA Sweetwater W 35-14 Early Round

AA Rockwood W 46-3 Quarterfinal

AA Lipscomb    Semifinal

Playoff Years: 1977,1978,1979,1988,1989,

1990,1991,1992,1993,1995,1996,1997,1998,

1999,2000,2001,2003,2004

Years in Playoffs: 18

Total Games: 58 Record: 46-12

Biggest Loss vs. David Lipscomb - 49 Points

Biggest Win vs. Chuckey-Doak - 70 Points

Alcoa has played 30 different teams in the playoffs

 

 

Team Num Times

AUSTIN-EAST 2

BLEDSOE COUNTY 1

BRENTWOOD ACADEMY 2

CHUCKEY-DOAK 3

COSBY 1

CUMBERLAND GAP 1

DAVID LIPSCOMB 2

GOODPASTURE 3

HAMPTON 4

HAPPY VALLEY 1

HARRIMAN 2

JOHNSON COUNTY 1

KINGSTON 2

KNOXVILLE WEBB 2

LAKE COUNTY 2

LOUDON 4

MARION COUNTY 3

MEIGS COUNTY 2

OLIVER SPRINGS 2

POLK COUNTY 1

POWELL 1

ROCKWOOD 2

SEQUATCHIE COUNTY 2

SEYMOUR 3

SMITH COUNTY 1

SOUTH PITTSBURG 1

SULLIVAN WEST 1

SWEETWATER 4

UNION CITY 1

WARTBURG CENTRAL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1. Start at 3901 GRANNY WHITE PIKE, NASHVILLE on FERNDALE AVE - go < 0.1 mi

2. Turn  on GRANNY WHITE PIKE - go 0.4 mi

3. Turn  on WOODMONT BLVD - go 1.0 mi

4. Continue on THOMPSON LN - go 1.3 mi

5. Continue on W THOMPSON LN - go 0.4 mi

6. Continue on THOMPSON LN - go 1.0 mi

7. Continue on BRILEY PKY - go 0.4 mi

8. Bear  to take I-24 WEST towards NASHVILLE - go 2.1 mi

9. Take the I-40 EAST exit towards KNOXVILLE, exit #52B - go 0.2 mi

10. Continue on ramp - go 0.1 mi

11. Merge on I-40 EAST - go 154.6 mi

12. Continue on I-40 EAST/I-75 NORTH - go 7.4 mi

13. Take the I-140 EAST exit towards MARYVILLE, exit #376 - go 0.4 mi

14. Continue on ramp - go 0.1 mi

15. Merge on I-140 EAST - go 10.7 mi

16. Take the US-129 SOUTH exit towards ALCOA, exit #11A - go 0.4 mi

17. Continue on US-129 SOUTH - go 2.6 mi

18. Continue towards TN-335 - go 0.1 mi

19. Bear  on E HUNT RD/W HUNT RD - go 0.2 mi

20. Make a Hard  Turn on a local road - go 0.1 mi

21. Turn  on MILLS ST - go 0.6 mi

22. Turn  on LODGE ST - go 0.1 mi

23. Turn  on FARADAY ST - go < 0.1 mi

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Thanks eddie!

Amen!  You're the only dude on this whole board with any sense.

 

Mark my word.  Alcoa will win state.

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Please help- how does one go about marking a word?

Here's to you mr. football knowitall i've been out of high school for 2 years, go to college in east tennessee and merely wanted to state my opinion on the game. I started for 2 years thank you. Also I've seen Alcoa and Lipscomb play games this year. I never tried to start a pointless arguement such as this, I just wanted to put my two cents in. Since I seem to know more than you, this web site is not the place to put such stupid, unfounded remarks. Put your predictions down and shut up. Everbody on here would appreciate it. I'm through arguing with you idiots on this thread.

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You know the old saying... Don't go away mad...... just pretend to be someone your not on another thread

can they finish this year. go lipscomb

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I am pretty sure they will finish this year sometime. I am not sure if it will be this week or next but they will finish.

Hey Goph.

 

How is Mount Nebo doing this year?  Did they make the playoffs?

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I don't know what you guys are talking about, I am a Wisconsin golden gopher fan through and through.

Duck is running behind a good o-line right now and will be next year.3 soph,2 juniors and they are all good

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Duck????????

Wow, Copernicus!  That's some deep thinking.  You mean to tell me that backs do better when they run behind good offensive lines?!?!?!?!?  Stop the presses!!!!!  This guy has uncovered the holy grail, the missing link, the DaVinci code!

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EDDIE! EDDIE! EDDIE! EDDIE! EDDIE! EDDIE!

Brandon Warren is D-1 if he makes the grades to get into UT. He is a special athlete but also needs to take his studies serious. That his what will help him get to UT. I have watched him this year and he does not have any weakness in his game. He should win Mr Football next two years hands down.

 

Dustin L has all the yards and TD's but all against smaller weaker teams. Harriman, Wartburg, and Sweetwater are nothing compared to the SEC teams he would face at UT. Against Maryville a much quicker team he ran scared and they still are nothing compared to SEC defenses. And also against a much bigger and physical Heritage team he only ran for 72 yards. He still has to prove he can run in the big games. He to is struggling in his studies at school. He did not get snubbed in the class 2A Mr Football, it is a whole person concept. They take into  consideration Football skills, grades, community service and attitude. If he does not work on the other skills besides football he will get snubbed again next year.

 

As far as the game I hope Alcoa brings home the state title to Blount County.

Alcoa-28

DL-24

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So based on your brilliant logic the only way you can be successful at UT is if you play SEC caliber defenses while still in high school. I would think that this significantly reduces the pool of candidates to recruit. That may be the worst argument I have ever read on Coacht.

The Mustang Fanpage website is family-friendly.  Please, no more references to Victoria's Secret, pajamas, McNair's posse, wives modeling, etc.  Pugh will have this thing shut down faster than you can say "We will sell your house or ERA will Buy IT!"

 

Semifinal Game Ticket Information

                    All tickets are $7.00.  No Pass outs

Advance Sales:  Mon 11/22 til 3:00 in high school office

                  Mon. evening at the Middle School games

                  Tues:  Until 3:00 in high school office

          Thurs:  11/25 at box office at field during practice

 

Game Day Sales:  Main Gate opens at 4:00 PM (CST)

                                Alternative gates open at 5:00 (CST)

Can you think of a better way to spend the day after Thanksgiving than watching the Mustangs play Alcoa in the TSSAA Semifinal game?  The game is at home and the winner heads to Murfreesboro for the State Championship on Friday, December 3.

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I notice it says no pass outs, what is the penalty if you can't help but pass out?

Then head west on I-40 towards Milan. Your welcome to a nail biter.

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I think you spelled horses wrong.

Think Bo jackon, running over Brian Bossworth...

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Why, are they helping to water the field also?

Now gopher is hot for me too...that's it, I'm outta here!!

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Good it worked!

Dont you have a hole to dig gopher....the new gests are arriving on the love boat and there's no one there to great them....hurry now, off you go!!

 

His keeboard keeps winking at me...so there's something in it's i or it likes me...OOOooo, ponie luv, yuck!!

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You see the person from the love boat didn't really dig holes. I am afraid you are confusing these homophones. It's OK I realize that you spend so much time typing on CoachT that you are probably a bit out of touch with reality.

What I actually heard was that because their startegy of moving the game back last year backfired they are working to move the game ahead this year. Alcoa will show up at practice this afternoon and surprise the mustangs. TSSAA officials will say that since Alcoa could not find buses available to transport them at any other time the game will be required to be played immediately. Alcoa officials hope that by reversing last years strategy of moving the game back they will reverse last years outcome.

like at stars?  Dem ceentrul boyz is small...

 

The website address is www.mustangsgettheirbuttswhooped.com

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I am having trouble finding this website. Could you please make sure it is working? Thanks!