I'm new to this so I don't really know what I'm doing here. But i've been reading some of these posts and there's alot of people writing stuff that's completely wrong! Ok, let me kind of break down the Rebels it may make some people mad but, on defense they are going to be solid up front you've got Ty, Clint, and Jake to lead them. I, personally think Hammonds isn't going to be what you guys expect him to be, he's a big kid i'll give him that but he's just so uncoordinated, plus he's not too strong I can see him getting dominated one-on-one, but you never know this summer may have been good to him he may be solid now. Next, if teams have any tall recievers they will throw the ball over the rebs secondary, they have no heigth back there, look what Fillers did to Rowland Greeneville game. Possibly the look of this whole year for the secondary? Now for the offense St. Claire has came a loooooong way since freshman year he's consistent now, running and throwing, I can see him having a big year. Bobby will be a big part if he will quit wining so much I've heard from alot of people he is always complaining about something hurting in practice, he needs to learn to tough it out if he is going to do anything this year, practice makes perfect you can't be sitting out on half the drills complaining about something bothering you, suck it up. In my opinion, Heath will be the best reciever if he can just stay healthy I can also see him in the Rebels secondary but he is always getting hurt so he's not someone you can count on. Z and Watterson should do good. Z has the hands, Watterson has the speed he just needs to learn to keep his eye on the ball until he has it tucked. The rebels don't have really any playmakers this year like they had last year in TF, KK, and BD. Playmakers win ball games you have to have someone step up and carry the load the Rebs have been blessed with playmakers these past couple of seasons and you can tell with the conference championships! I hope they do good, I really do some people are just going to have to step it up, bottom line!
