Dawgwriter

Got to dig a little, folks. That story is six weeks old. Thanks for looking around the website, though. Visit anytime. You can find it here. http://dalehollowhorizon.com/2009/06/ma ... ball-team/

The school central office announced the new Clay County High football coach late this morning. Get the details at www.dalehollowhorizon.com

Interviews with five or six applicants will be held Monday. May not take long after that. See details on www.dalehollowhorizon.com

That's right. Get more details at www.dalehollowhorizon.com

That's right. More details at www.dalehollowhorizon.com

He is a good one, for sure. Got the Herald-Citizen All-Upper Cumberland co-defensive player of the year, and we had six others (all seniors) on that team, too. Not for sure how many starters will be back. The Dawgs are losing a fine group of seniors, but there will be several key players returning, including two of the top three rushers. Brown will be back in the backfield, as will a freshman who ran for over 500 yards.

Thanks for replying. I am hoping since we are in a region, or "super district" or whatever they are gonna call it, that we get two automatic participants per classification. Don't know that, though. Just wishful thinking. Just when you think you've got something figured out, it gets changed.

Somebody help us out with the next year scenario. Will there be four playoff qualifiers--two for 2A and two for 1A?? Is that the way everybody understands it, or will it be something else? I've not heard a final word on this, and would be grateful if somebody else could explain exactly how it will be.

Thanks for the info. Doesn't look like the weather will cooperate today, but maybe tomorrow.

Are both teams still unbeaten in the tourney?

Thanks. It would be only fitting if these two get to play one more time.

Do we have a final yet?

Non-region games are Taft Youth Center (home opener, week 0), and road games at Jackson County and King's Academy.

I agree wholeheartedly. I don't know which region is the best "top to bottom," but it doesn't matter. Only four go to the playoffs, and I just don't believe there is a region with three better than Region 4.

The more things change, the more they stay the same. As for the top team, I'm going with Gordonsville, but it will be a tremendous battle between them and FCS. Trousdale will be strong as always. I still say this is the top region in the state, in terms of having three teams who can contend for the state title year-in and year-out. It may not be the best from top to bottom, but how many regions are strong in that respect? Look at your first-round playoff scores. You have an occasional upset, but to have three teams capable of going all the way speaks for itself, I believe.