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Oh, look! Its this thread again...

yeah that'll about do it.

If Milan could complete a sack CAK would be punting. That QB is good.

That little scat back was gone if he doesn't get it called back. They have a shot.

Yes I recanted. See above.

Coleman is a monster.

Nevermind. Just pound it with coleman.

Little late for that now.

I'm not saying its over, I'm just saying its an early danger zone.

And they aren't getting any breaks either.

Milan's just making too many mistakes. They aren't showing any signs of beating CAK today.

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www.espn3.com has a feed

6-0 and Milan muffed the kickoff and turned it over. Ouch.

CAK went right down the field. That missed sack hurt bad as the CAK QB got out of the pocked and threw one on the run for a big gain. Receivers looked like 7 on 7 drills in that series. Better not miss many more of thos sacks.

Dude. He's MILAN'S announcer. Of course he's excited. If you click on the Volunteer Network and check out a Vols game, I imagine their announcers are leaning a bit more in Tennessee's way. Only national and regional media should be unbiased. Local media, on the other hand, is for the locals.

If you listened to 93.7, that's Milan's announcer. Of course he's a homer. I have a feeling that you may have been rooting for the middle Tennessee team and didn't care for the "homerism." I thought he was exciting and the announcing was smooth as it could be at the high school level. Good luck Bulldogs from Camden. Go get that gold ball!!

what stations play these teams on the radio?

not working for me either

Thanks coachT Now I'l; get to see it. I was kinda bummed!

mfw i saw this post

From one troll to another, keep up the good work, sir.

Yeah, and he's trolling all of you. Quite successfully, might I add.

Your post is irrelevant. Mosey back on over to the Ensworth threads. I thought you private school kids were supposed to be smart?

I agree. Can we stop throwing our FIRST YEAR head coach under the bus and see that we were 8-3 with a district title? Cross check that with other first year coaches across the state.