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Dude, everyone has a hard time getting past the semi's...only two do that per season.

Wish you'd post more often...I still remember being amazed at how accurately you predicted scores.

Give it up vandy… Eagleville/LC and Eagleville/Riverside both goes to OT...means that LC will win by 14. Camden thumps LC and loses to Riverside...means nothing. CA beats Waverly last season...means that it will happen again. Learn it...believe it...live it.

I said that I didn't intend to offend you, and you respond by throwing around insults...I'm here to talk football, and anyone's opinion is respected, yours included. I think that Riverside and Lewis is a toss up...if they play 10 times both probably win their share, and a few could be by comfortable margins either way. We'll see how this one turns out, but Riverside has a great shot.

OK...call me stupid if you like, but I'm not a Waverly fan. I also posted a long (sorry if you don't like reading) analogy of the game that got no reply, but a contradiction of something (that could easily be interpreted as stupid by you) gets your panties in a bunch. I even stated that I was not implying how the game would go, but I'm sure that you would like nothing better than for that to happen two years in a row.

You seem offended, and I wasn't shooting for that...YOU made the analogy, not me...I just countered with the obvious.

You said that LC would beat Riverside because they "couldn't even hardly handle Eagleville" (had to put it in quotes or my English teacher would faint)...Lewis County and Eagleville...how did that game go?

Think about that one for a minute.

Here's what I learned watching Waverly/Forrest. You will have trouble getting wide on the Tigers. The Rockets ran wide way too much, and had Tiger defenders waiting for them to get there, while the middle looked soft. After a little thought, this could be from watching film and adjusting the D to fit. Wavo's LB's were a step slow to the middle (the few times Forrest ran at them) and the down linemen were wide, which probably was to counter the Rocket O. If it was it worked...the few big runs for Forrest were from broken/missed tackles at the LOS or behind. Wavo's secondary is average... not bad, not great, but CA's achilles heel should render that insignificant. Waverly has some losses on the year, but not to defensive, grind it out teams...They gave Riverside a big head start on the road, but when they hit the gas they were unstoppable for the Panther D (the VERY good Panther D) . They have three diverse weapons, and will be hard to account for all. Read option runs are critical, because both can take it to the house on any play, or hit #37 through the air. The only PROVEN way to beat Waverly is to get ahead while the Tigers are figuring out your defense, and score on every possession. Doesn't sound like the CA pattern of success. I'm not saying I think that the game will go this way or that way...just telling you what I think the patterns are.

Got home about game time (be there in 15),but had an early morning. Was counting on coming, but I listen to my head more these days than my heart...love meeting new T'ers whenever I can though.

Like fishing much?

Can't wait!!! "Cool as the other side of the pillow", "Booyah", and now..."you think im joking but im not", and "im not falling for that mess"!

The real Memphis East kids are playing somewhere else this year. That's what I hate about Memphis...bad teams can become great just as fast as great teams fall to nothing. Free agency in high school.

LOL...I guess it was.

Good call?

Waverly had positive yardage on almost every play (it seemed), yet when they made a mistake, it was a big one. Forrest had as many negative plays as positive, yet when they needed one to stay in the game, either they hit it or Waverly gave them one with a flag or turnover. the same game could have been more lopsided...it just wasn't.

If Waverly plays like tonight you might win. Way too many critical penalties and mistakes. You will have a tough time getting outside on the Tigers, but unless they adjust to your style, the middle is open to 2-3 yards before contact. If CA stays in the game until late it will be because they grind out first downs, and get into the secondary once in a while. By "critical", I mean TD's called back, first downs allowed on 3'rd or 4'th and long, ect…

Growing pains...sometimes the moment isn't "too big", it's just too new to them. If GC can keep their momentum going and make the playoffs next season, the lights won't be as bright.

I'm impressed too with Forrest...there's some talent on the field wearing white, just couldn't make the big positive plays... just as I type that, they hit a long one...no quit in 'em.

Very impressed with#45...looks like he'd just run you over (and he does some), but he has some elusiveness and tons of patience.

I don't understand the Rocket offensive plan. "Bad" plays up the gut gain 3-4 yards, but they run wide, or plays that take too long to develop.

Forrest needs to answer.

26-12...went for two??? Don't understand at all.

If they just play...TD!! QB run, PAT no good...back to the post...stop self inflicted damage and they will pull away...most plays positive yardage, but lots of penalties and giveaways.

Mishandled snap on the first one, failed try the second...tried to bounce it outside. I think they need to run over the center.