MCPride

22 minutes ago, TCRadio said:

Have you watched film on TC? just wondering. And true statement about the lineplay by halftime it's liable to be chewed up like a whole bag of big league!

I have. I’ve mentioned I’ve watched them in person as well as a couple of their games. 

11 hours ago, H2Oman said:

As I said earlier in this thread. This TC team was built for rainy cold days and as we seen this past Friday and the entirety of Butch Jones career. The spread is cute and is fun to watch, but if you can’t line up in a tight formation under center and get two or three yards , you are in TROUBLE! 

If you think Meigs County’s offense can’t do that than it may be TC who’s in trouble. The defense will hold from Meigs, I believe it may for TC as well. Limited possession game. This one won’t be about speed if it’s calling for rain like you all have said. It’ll be about who wants it more. I watched the end of your game with H2O and the field was atrocious. Speed doesn’t show there. I know you are saying your field is in great shape but who knows what will happen when the D-Linemen and O-Linemen from both sides get to rocking. Should be a fun one to get to experience. 

21 minutes ago, oldfootballplayer said:

I am just wondering. If Meigs had played Lebanon, Friendship Christian, Whitwell, Watertown, and Tyner would they be undefeated?

Not sure they would but I don’t make the schedule. They don’t ask people in the community who to play. 

9 minutes ago, RTD said:

That wasn't TC offense that theyveun against Whitwell. They haven't ran that type of offense since that game or even before that game. I still don't think Megis understand the size and speed that TC has Bains will be the best and fast player by far on both sides. 

Then you’ve not seen Aaron Swafford play. And if you mean the offense where they are in the I and stacked in the line they have. And for those saying stop Swafford, stop Meigs, why can’t it be done?!? It’s because he consistently gets the job done. Offensely as well as defensively mind you. Size and speed doesn’t determine the outcome of a game fellas, although it does help. And I’m not sure you understand Meigs determination.

On 11/17/2018 at 1:06 PM, CommanderMan said:

TC by as many points as they want in this game. Meigs is lucky that TC plays a grinding type of offense. That is the only thing that will keep this game respectable on the scoreboard. 

 

I I haven’t watched TC play a football game since 2013, but I do know this. They’re gonna line up and run it down Meigs throat. And they’re gonna do it over and over and over again. 

 

The old region 4 elite teams that made the semi finals always taught those scrubs from upper east TN how to play football. 2018 will be no different. 

If you think anyone is gonna line up and run it down Meigs County’s throat then you don’t know what they are about this year. This team was built Defense first. Gritty, Hard, downhill play from Linebackers and Defensive Linemen that are not the biggest. All I’m going to say is when I went up to TC when they played Whitwell, if that’s the grinding out you mean from their offense then, this one will definitely be a lot more fun to watch then what you all are saying. It’s a wonder why Meigs is getting wrote off so soon due to their schedule. As far as I know everyone is healthy. The Senior Running back has only played 4-5 games this year in blowouts. Not sure if he will get to play this week. As far as the Offensive Line goes, I believe they are playing some of the best football right now minus dumb mistakes such as holding, false starts, and meaningless personal fouls after a play. I watched Whitwell’s Offensive Line struggle against a TC D-Line that stood around, but played till the whistle blew. I believe that’s what Meigs will have to do this week. Should be a great game. And maybe Yeti is right. Might be ample crow to go around.