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Lot of truth in this post

The principal didnt want Satterfield back at Greenback? Or anyone with GB ties that could help instill the community pride in the program that has helped make it so successful? Strange. It's almost like he doesn't want the program to be successful. Are the other Loudon county schools or someone pressuring him to keep from losing athletes? I know GB has or did have a rule that students could not come in from outside the county.

Bill Satterfield could turn WB into a 2nd or 3rd round playoff quality team really quickly. He knows how to win with the athletes that are walking those halls. If WB had hired him 30 yrs ago the landscape would be very different. WB would not have ever been an easy day on someone's schedule.

I would love to see what Bill Satterfield could do at WB. If Satterfield had taken over the program in the 80s or after 2007 , the landscape in Blount county would be very different. He could make WB a regular in the playoffs very quickly and a consistently field a team that would be a tough game for anyone they play.

Rhea Co had some tough kids and they were well coached. Respect them for scheduling Alcoa and Eliz. Hope they do well in the playoffs.

Lol. I like it that way. Keeps my neck from getting redder.

Wow! I called Milan as 4A state champs early and I'm sticking with it!

Very insightful and intelligent post

Hahaha. Well said my friend

Grey was probably the best total package ( size, quickness, work ethic, character, coachable, leadership, maturity, talent, etc, ) of any HS defensive lineman I've worked with. He is something special.

Milan Bulldogs 2021 4A State Champions....Calling it now.

Great post brother. Please forgive me for doing this, but .... mic drop. lol.

Yes sir

This one just got postponed but I think Knoxville has one in the works

LOL. I hope so too. Alcoa is Blessed with a bunch of great coaches, Nix, Gamble, Goose, etc.

I expect both of those two to see the field a lot next year. The O- Line has two sophomores with power 5 offers, another 6-6 kid and the Burchfield brothers. One is a 6-4 freshman and athletic , with a mean streak. Going to be exciting to watch those two and some of our other kids run behind those guys.

I dont know about the tables turning, but I do believe you have some players coming up. HS football is always more fun when AE is competitive. Excited for the next few games

Just wanted to make sure the wrestlers, coaches and parents knew about it. Sometimes they might be kept out of the loop.

How far into the future are we talking my friend? I have a buddy of mine that coaches for AE, he was telling me in two years AE takes the region championship from Alcoa. I showed him a pic of our soph and freshman line and he became less confident.

No worries. I'm in there alot . We do some eaten at the house. Catch me next time.

Jody crisp, Michael Bonnett , Christy Runyon, Jill Runyon. Went to college with the first three. Jill was a little older.

I really believe in small community schools. Hope they do build that 3A school for Mcminn county kids. I have some great friend that graduated from Mcminn in 87 and 88

I think a lot of kids will choose to go to a smaller school like Eagleton. If so, they could have a good opportunity to build a team that could compete for 1A or 2A state championship in a few years.

Excited that the Mr. ( and now Ms.) Blount County Weightlifting Competition is coming back! Its time to see who are the strongest kids in the county. Registration and information is available through the Blount County Parks and Rec site. There will be individual awards and a team trophy for the school that scores the most points. Open and Masters divisions as well

Excited that the Mr. ( and now Ms.) Blount County Weightlifting Competition is coming back! Its time to see who are the strongest kids in the county. Registration and information is available through the Blount County Parks and Rec site. There will be individual awards and a team trophy for the school that scores the most points. Open and Masters divisions as well