RedShooter

Look on the bright side. If the stands were packed, they'd probably crumble to the ground.

"If the playoffs ended today" then there would be no one in, because the playoffs would have ended. Heheh. I'm just giving you a hard time.

If playoffs ended today, then no one would be in.

That was an epic game last night. Game photos of Beech & Wilson Central are linked on the Football tab at BeechBucs.NET.

Game photos from Beech vs Hendersonville are linked on the Football tab at BeechBucs.NET.

I always call skill positions "skill positions" and the others "strength positions." Too bad it hasn't caught on yet.

Free game photos for the Beech-White House game are linked at BeechBucs.NET

Technically he didn't play the whole game vs MJ. He did not start the game with the first Beech possession.

For what it's worth, there are many game photos of Mr. Hurd at BeechBucs.NET.

http://www.tennessean.com/article/20120921/SPORTS07/309210032/Notebook-State-record-possible-Beech-s-Hurd From the article:

Hurd will have 11 dudes coming at him constantly chasing him to the end zone. Fixed.

Game photos for Beech-Mt. Juliet are linked on the Football tab at BeechBucs.NET

Two Georgia players have died from the heat this week. Practicing in extreme heat can be just as foolish as practicing during lightning.

Yep. Nice piece. Thanks for sharing.

It's old news to many of us, but this is in today's yesterday's Nashville City Paper. http://nashvillecitypaper.com/content/sports/preps-former-mba-standout-coach-gets-new-opportunity-ensworth Best wishes to Coach Rodriguez, although I'm looking forward to seeing the Big Red roll over the Tiger defense.

I wonder how Butch Davis' departure shakes up any early NC commitments. Butch Davis fired by Tar Heels UNC makes tough, but right choice by firing Davis Interesting... Tar Heel commits deal with news

It is not a misprint.

He should be eligible this year if his parents are moving. Who's the player?

I don't believe that Beech had a powerhouse RB on last year's freshman team, which struggled at times. I do know that Beech will have a speedy 9th grade player who rushed for 1513 yards and 18 rushing TDs last year (in 7 games) for his middle school team. He should be an exciting player to watch develop.

Nashville City Paper link Tennessean link

I have two questions. I've read in this thread that his son is a good QB. In which grade will the young man be enrolled this fall? How does one pronounce the new coach's name? "YOO-ver-ard"?

Tennessean: MBA hires BGA's Marty Euverard as football coach Nashville City Paper: Montgomery Bell Academy names new football coach

Official announcement is on MBA site. https://www.montgomerybell.edu/podium/default.aspx?t=204&nid=705329

MBA School Portal » MBA Names Marty Euverard New Football Coach MBA Names Marty Euverard New Football Coach 5/13/2011 Press Release: Montgomery Bell Academy is pleased to announce the appointment of Marty Euverard as our new head football coach. Coach Euverard will begin his work at MBA very soon. Marty Euverard: • Fits our profile for a great man, teacher, and coach. • His care for young people, the classroom, and football will bring excitement to the MBA campus and community. • His experience at both public and independent schools in Middle Tennessee is strong and impressive. • His interest in MBA, our mission, and community all seem right as evidenced by Coach Euverards’s own statements to us: "Anyone who knows about Montgomery Bell Academy knows the strength and foundation of the school is based on academic integrity and excellence. "Building relationships with students is, in my opinion, the best and strongest way to reach and teach students. Most students want to be educated but it takes a mutual trust between a student and a teacher to push the student to reach goals and strive for excellence. "It is my purpose and concern as a coach to make sure their experience in high school builds this character into each and every player in the program to ensure a great and fulfilling life. As a head coach, it is my responsibility that the program runs with integrity, loyalty, and hard work as our fundamental belief system, in concordance with the history and tradition of the school."