BigBody

To the people who have nailed in on the head when it pertains to money and small town politics coupled with the disarray of Cannon County Football, I am filled with sorrow to say that, this will end up with the final result of the discontinuation of football in our county. The job or more of less to say the sport is up for him to lose. As someone who shared the field with him who also know about his days as a college clipboard holder, I know that any dark days that Cannon County Football has ever seen will be considered sunlight in the dark compared to what is about to unfold. The kids will most certainly exercise mutiny and the end result, folks, and you mark my words especially with the success of basketball (girls in particular) will be the discontinuation of the sport in itself. I am plenty sure football enthusiasts in the county will be pleading, "Say it ain't so!" My main conclusion is their is a reason why he was called "peanut" and it definitely didn't have anything to do with his snacking habits.

WAY too much small town good ol boy and family politics going on within the program.

I always loved playing in Smith Co. even if we were going to get our tail whooped, their grass is soooo soft!

Hey they have turned their ship around! Especially on Saturday mornings!!! There is an older lady who cooks but doesn't always work on Saturday, but if you can catch her in the Joe's kitchen, it is sooooo good. She makes the best fried chicken ever, well almost better than my Mother's and Grandmother's but you get the point I'm sure!

Very excited about this game! Discuss.

GJ!

Update on game?

A. Waiting on the Schrenk era to come to an end. B. Rooting for the good guy Bernie that they cut lose.

I'd say wait until you play a bigger better team, to really judge your squad.

GO BERNIE

Well, sorry for the parents 3+ years involved. Especially number 72 he is a hoss.

Dekalb, Warren update? Cannon, Watertown update?

My question is if said student has a parent that resides in the county they wish to play/attend, what all can stop them from being eligible to play? Especially if the two schools are in the same district, does that effect anything? The student in question hasn't participated in football for the school since early spring if that helps. Just trying to clarify a few things simply because I know a player trying to finish his HS career and I think a few grown men are trying to play blackball this young man.

What are the rules regarding a player transfer?

Where is the game going to be?