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On November 14, 2017 at 6:42 PM, Expertguru81 said:

Great observation.  I wouldn't call it a lack of priority, I would call it laziness.  Brighton has as many defenses as there are teams in the NFL.    I have been to every game this year and sometimes it is a 2 man front, 3 man front, 4 man front, 5 man front, 6 man front and finally a 7 man front.  It also seems like the coordinator is playing a video game or sonething.  Somebody said that nobody has a clue what defense he is running.    The players don't, the coaches don't, the parents don't, the booster club doesn't, the cheerleaders do not even know.   They had a great defensive coordinator that won several state titles at another school.   He was the D.C.  for the first five games  last year, then he mysteriously somehow got SICK.    He looked well at every game he came too after, but he was too sick to Coach is what My son was told.  They were referring to sick as being ill, but he was sick to his stomach at what was going on is what I think.

 

By the way, you forgot about the 9-2 defense Brighton ran to perfection against Kirby in short yardage situations. I've heard talk that the 10-1 may make an appearance Friday night. A childhood friend of the D-coordinator was quoted as saying, "Everytime we played John Elway's Quarterback, he would always pick 'field goal block' as his defense. He didn't care if it was 1st and 10, 2nd and 25..." 

On November 14, 2017 at 6:42 PM, Expertguru81 said:

Great observation.  I wouldn't call it a lack of priority, I would call it laziness.  Brighton has as many defenses as there are teams in the NFL.    I have been to every game this year and sometimes it is a 2 man front, 3 man front, 4 man front, 5 man front, 6 man front and finally a 7 man front.  It also seems like the coordinator is playing a video game or sonething.  Somebody said that nobody has a clue what defense he is running.    The players don't, the coaches don't, the parents don't, the booster club doesn't, the cheerleaders do not even know.   They had a great defensive coordinator that won several state titles at another school.   He was the D.C.  for the first five games  last year, then he mysteriously somehow got SICK.    He looked well at every game he came too after, but he was too sick to Coach is what My son was told.  They were referring to sick as being ill, but he was sick to his stomach at what was going on is what I think.

 

For someone who is so well acquainted with Brighton football, perhaps you could help me out with some dining options in the area. I'm looking for the best Mexican food place on Poplar. 

12 minutes ago, Expertguru81 said:

It seems that we all agree on a score give or take a few points.   I will indeed be there Friday night waiting to see if the score is the score that I predicted.    It's very hard to win at Henry County.   I am quite sure you have been there several times.

Good to know you'll be at the game. Keep us all updated on the score. Shouldn't be too hard for a former Level 5 Math teacher. 

3 hours ago, Expertguru81 said:

Brighton needs to hire a coach that is able to build a program.   The program now is in a state of disarray.   Coaches are arguing in front of the children.   The program has the best weight room in West Tennessee and is not utilized.   Plus it's basketball season so we all know what that means.   Henry County 72 Brighton 10.

You seem to have an intimate knowledge of the Brighton football program, and yet, just enough disdain in your tone to have a bit of a chip on your shoulder. Hmmmm . . . 2 + 2 = Taken any good naps on a high jump mat in the middle of a track meet lately, Coach . . . I mean "Expertguru81"? The irony of that name isn't lost on me, by the way. 

Expertguru81 is on the money with this one. Last year's Brighton Cardinal team had the best chance of making a deep run had it not been for the 2 thugs they brought in from Memphis with that 500 lb coach. One of those boys is headed to jail if not already there. And that Coach has run Liberty's high-powered offense 66 feet in the ground.