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Was in mid October of this year. Picture of the truck from the rear, showing the tag, is on the Facebook page he shares with his wife. Picture was taken October 9 according to the post i read - there was another one too, but don,t remember the date on it. Again, check it out for yourself - its there for all to see.

Rather than send the email, I'll just post enough here so that anyone can verify the info - CaptainJackRackham registered to vote in Jackson County, AL in September 2016, and listed Jackson County as his legal county of residence. This was well after the football season began. His vehicles (including the Maroon Ford truck he wanted me to follow) are registered with Alabama addresses (see facebook posts with tag visible), and lastly, the mother DOES have power turned on in her name at the same address, but also voted in the November 8, 2016 election in Jackson County, AL - he registered county of residence. Was voter fraud committed, or is the TSSAA being hoodwinked? Anyone who knows their names can call the voter registration office in Jackson County, AL and confirm what I've posted - don't take my word for it. The number is (256) 574-9339. Voter registration records (and whether someone votes) are all public record - call for yourself. I was going to let it go, but after being away for a few days and then reading the comments I decided to go ahead with this post...I'll be waiting on that apology...

Call the power co-op down there lad they'll tell you his mother has the power on. Both she and Mr Muir are registered to vote in Jackson county - whether they voted or not in the last election is public record, too. Just takes a phone call to find out

I actually meant to quote you on that Ambassador, and ask if you'll be man enough to admit I'm right after viewing the proof, if it shows exactly what I've said?

Actually where he's spent multiple nights, and where Ms Russell still had power on in her name as of Tuesday of this week...and where the white family dog was still running around...same place Facebook posts of his youngest on the fromt porch and multiple, dated Facebook posts with his maroon truck in the yard. Like I said, public records don't like.

I hope you're man enough to apologize after I forward you the proof..

You will have the videos, photos, and other proof by mid week - you can count on it.

I can take you to where Captain Jack and family was living just a few weeks ago, on County Road 75. Shoot me an email address and I'll forward you the video - I'm not lying... or we could go to Timberwood in Grundy County... your choice

Funny - the video shows him coming out of a place in Jackson county to go to school a few weeks ago - and power still on there last weekend with the family dog running around.... voting records are public record also - not who you voted for, , but anyone can call the state voting commission and figure out if a person voted in their home district or not. I didn't start the recruiting mess, but I did look into it after the channe 4 piece

So you're admitting the recruiting and being "in the know" from the TSSAA? Sounds like someone else needs to get their facts straight

Where are Russel, Tipton, and Hogan from? They are playing with straw SP addresses

Fact

It's hard for these Tigers to play with South Pittsburg, North Jackson, and Grundy County...and a lot of help from the officials to boot! I'll admit it's lopsided, and I'll admit we are being outplayed right now... BUT...

You are correct on all counts. Brandon Moore is good enough to start for just about anyone in the state. Fayetteville's defense plays very well at times, such as holding Copper Basin to less than 20 yards total offense the first half, and less than 100 for the entire game, but they also have breakdowns, such as allowing Columbia Academy to come back from a 21 point deficit with 3 busted defensive plays allowing them to go for 70+ each time. If the Tigers bring their "A" game, this will be one of the best matchups I've seen all year, and will be a close game like I predicted. If not, we can only hope SP makes mistakes as well.

We will see tomorrow night... If I'm wrong, it wont be the first time I've eaten crow... but if I'm right, I can't wait to see a stadium full of folks who look like they were at Hillary's election party about midnight on Tuesday night. I think it will be a 10 point or less ballgame either way.

I never said teams don't improve as the season progresses - I'm just saying that one team is not going to improve that much, while the other regresses with the same talent levels on both. I look for a close game, and I think the South Pitt people who are predicting the 40+ point spreads (see earlier posts on this thread) are the ones who are delusional. SP does appear to have a really good team this year, but their flaw may be their arrogance and over-confidence.

I just don't see a mercy rule coming unless you've picked up several players since this summer's 7 on 7 and lineman's challenge. I was there to watch all 4 teams compete, and I saw Fayetteville beat South Pitt in both the 7 on 7 and lineman's challenge, and then saw a shell shocked South Pitt team go to the bus instead of shaking hands after it was finished. I say it will be a close game, but look for Fayetteville to rematch with Columbia Academy next week after beating South Pitt by 3.

Can some of you South Pitt faithful tell me how many points SP put up on Copper Basin before they gave all the starters a breather? I'm wondering why everyone is picking SP over Fayetteville by 30-40+, when the score from both teams against the only common opponent was almost identical? I get the hype and understand, after the last two meetings, why some may believe SP will dominate, but you also have to remember - this is a completely different Fayetteville team than was there a year ago. A lot of the younger players have matured, and some new kids have stepped up in a big way this year. Looking forward to reading the replies - about the game rather than the last 28 pages or so that had almost nothing to do with this Friday night!

Anyone have stats on any kickers nominated for the Mr Football kicker award this year? Hunter Keele from Fayetteville has been nominated. Hunter has 67% touchbacks, a 59 yard per kick average overall, and just began punting last week with his first two in-game punts being a 56 yard punt and a 51 yard punt, respectively. Comments?

Brandon Moore is a great young man, both on and off the field. I had the pleasure of coaching him in youth football, and I can attest that he has maintained the 15+ yards per carry average since beginning to play the game at 5 years old! He has exceptional character, and is also an honor roll student. Brandon Moore is very deserving of the Class 1A "Mr. Football" award in my opinion.

The kids are the main beneficiaries. For example, my son is the kicker at FHS, and was selected as preseason Class 1A all-state kicker. He's had a pretty good run at FHS, and has quite a few schools showing interest, with several offers already under his belt. LCHS also has a great kicker, who trains with my son and is at a similar talent level, and also has several offers under his belt. Both are seniors. If both were at LCHS, then only one would be seeing much playing time, depriving the other talented kid from the opportunity to scholarship in and compete at the next level. Secondly, while FHS does not yet offer shop class or quite as many other vocational classes, the college prep academic level at FHS is much higher. Last year, FHS had an athlete who won the Ingram Scholar award at Vanderbilt. Care to guess how many LCHS graduates have won that prestigious scholarship award? None. I have had children in both schools, and while I do think LCHS is a good school, I do believe there is more opportunities for more kids by having a separate city high school. More academic choices, and more athletic opportunities as well. At the end of the day, as much as we all like to talk football and championships, the school systems are, and should always be, about making our kids champions in the game of life...and it doesn't hurt that the Tigers are headed to the playoffs again, for the 4th time in their 5 year existence.

I believe 1 and 2 will be Fayetteville and Columbia Academy, in that order. 3 and 4 should be Mt Pleasant and Huntland, but the seeding will be a toss up. After 4, I think there will be a little more separation between the top 4 and bottom

Hunter Keele - Kicker (Fayetteville High School) Being looked at by Auburn, Missouri, Cal, Marshall, Western KY, Memphis, UAB, Yale, Columbia, Penn, Dartmouth, Cornell, and several others

Columbia Academy Nashville Christian

Harriman Columbia Academy Wayne County Peabody