JCBlueDevilFan

Jackson County travels up the mountain to take on their little brother, Red Boiling Springs. People want to consider this a rivalry, but Jackson County beats the Bulldogs so many times that it can't be considered a real rivalry. Football, basketball, baseball, soccer, softball, it doesn't matter. JC literally owns Red Boiling Springs High School. Jackson County had a minor setback against Westmoreland, but I think they may have lost the game on purpose. That loss throws everyone off their trail and will see them as weak. The devils love playing underdog. Jackson County has people exactly where they want them. By the time Trousdale comes up on the schedule, the Devils will be running full steam ahead. This football team is a well oiled machine, and I would still bet on them to make it to Tucker Stadium by the time the TSSAA Bowl comes around. 

10 hours ago, bulldogboy69 said:

Seeing as Jackson County is considerably “good” again, I’ll have to deny this claim that the blue devils are good again. You see up here in Celina we Bulldog Boys and Babes don’t take anything. Nothing is given. It’s all earned. I believe Coach Loftis is constantly going down the food chain, much further down than our head coach, Jacob Johnson. I believe the only wet thing is going to be the pants of QB Eli Burris when he gets sacked by the Westmoreland Red Wall of defense more than 10 times tomorrow night. Unfortunately, this will be the beginning of the end for the boys in blue, as most of them are constantly getting in trouble with the thin blue line anyways.
Jackson County 7 Westmoreland 42

Guess where Jacob learned every single thing that he knows about the game of football. That's right, Sean Loftis. Loftis has a coaching tree that's as extensive as Saban's. That just goes to show you how good he really is. Clay needs to be thanking the Good Lord above that they won't see these Devils on the gridiron. Dawgs would be begging for Ashlock back after the Devils' DLine punished the QB. 

After speaking with Coach Loftis, Westmoreland will be lucky to leave Gainesboro with a loss that's within 30 points. After analyzing film, I'm afraid that Westmoreland will lose so much morale that they might just end their season tomorrow night on Mack Draper Field. Jackson County is going to dismantle the Eagles both physically and mentally. Sean is so good at getting into the minds of his opponents that Westmoreland's coach will be driven insane by night's end. Burris is going to pass, Robbins is going to run, and the hard nosed defense is going to make plays. Water is wet. All of these things are literal guarantees. 

Devils 54

Eagles 10 (the ten points will be on JC's backups) 

4 hours ago, ChineseFlu said:

Don't you have Watertown and Trousdale coming up sometime?

We could have the Alabama Crimson Tide on the schedule, and I still wouldn't be much less confident. We would have the playmakers to stop Sark's offense. Y'all might not believe me, but this team is special. They have the "it" factor that I have seen in a few of the Alcoa, Knox Catholic, and Maryville teams of the past few seasons. They are not looking past anyone simply because they are focused. West Moreland has their full attention. 

On 8/27/2020 at 9:57 AM, crow6424 said:

I don’t think Jackson Co will lose all year. This will be a blowout

 

Jackson Co 103

Sale Creek 2

You seem to be a smart man. We finally got to see JC's offense with a dry football and boy was it glorious. Robbins with an 84 yard TD run and a 44 yard TD run. The kid is just special, simple as that. I just booked my stay at the Highway 56 motel in anticipation for the Blue Cross Blue Shield Bowl at Tucker Stadium. 

9 hours ago, Haydiboy said:

Yall should win. I havent even met  an alumni of the school honestly.  

Jackson County by 28. Sale Creek will have a long drive back to Graysville. 

It was announced during the middle school game last night that the Sale Creek @ Jackson County game will now be played Thursday due to the the torrential rainfall that will come through the hills of Gainesboro on Friday night. 

On 8/24/2020 at 6:55 PM, Sidelinehustler said:

Been a long time since I’ve seen a four page Jackson County football thread. Must have gotten internet. 

I'm just here bringing the voices of Gainesboro to light. 

40 minutes ago, option76 said:

Run up the score?! They got 6 turn overs and scored 8 points.  Granted they got the win but be real they had every chance in the world to put points on the board and managed 8.  They got the win but to say York is lucky is laughable.  Jackson County is lucky York literally laid the game on the ground for them. 

Sean didn't want to lay his whole playbook out for the world to see during a rainy night on the mountaintop. If he saw it was necessary, he could've pulled some tricks out of his sleeves, but he knew he could get the job done while still withholding a few formations. 

On 8/22/2020 at 9:59 PM, bobcatfan300 said:

York missed two weeks of practice and had they not fumbled at the goal line at the end, might have sent it into overtime. Had they played all game like they did in the last four minutes, when they easily went right down the field, it may have been a different game. Also, they need to give Gibson a break. He had a great game but when he has to run most of the plays, he'll get keyed on. They have other very good backs and should have given Cooper the ball and the others too...then Gibson most likely would have broken away for a few touchdowns. He is an outstanding player.

If my aunt was a man, she'd be my uncle. We can go all day with hypotheticals. York should consider themselves lucky that Sean didn't feel like running up the score. 

I don't think a Pickett County fan has any business speaking about football. Pickett County has fielded the most abysmal football teams that the Great State of Tennessee has ever witnessed. 

As for basketball, they will always play second fiddle compared to Jackson County. Heck, as much as I hate to say it, third fiddle behind Lamar. 

9 hours ago, Reynard said:

Exactly where were the devils at to get used to a ruckus crowd?  RBS?  Pickett Co.?  

A few hundred from Gainesboro?  a few hundred?  He!! fire son, there aint a few hundred IN Gainesboro.I know, I got kin in the Stone Community.

You might want to swing through the Dairy Queen there a pick up a hand full of them soda straws, Sure would make it easier for you to blow smoke up folks rears.  

JC may have a good team and may win, but iffin I'm a betting man...based on many years playing and watching the Dragons and watching JC some too,,,,,I know where I would put money. They are Just a different kind of athlete in them hills.  

 

Oh, the Devils went down to Jamestown, looking for a game to steal.

Steal one, they did, indeed. I had a hunch that Sean would have a game plan and he proved me right. Not even Mother Nature could stop these relentless warriors. Defense travels, ole son. Andrew Jackson would've been proud of his namesake county for traveling the mountain up to Jimtown and pitching a shutout. I couldn't have scripted it better myself.

 I feel for Sale Creek, because they're next on the hit list. 

Jackson County ain't going anywhere.  

2 hours ago, bigstick12 said:

HE'S BEEN RUN OFF THE FLOOR THE LAST 3 YEARS

Your school would kill to have a coach that is 1/4 of what Coach Brown is. 

3 hours ago, Reynard said:

Exactly where were the devils at to get used to a ruckus crowd?  RBS?  Pickett Co.?  

A few hundred from Gainesboro?  a few hundred?  He!! fire son, there aint a few hundred IN Gainesboro.I know, I got kin in the Stone Community.

You might want to swing through the Dairy Queen there a pick up a hand full of them soda straws, Sure would make it easier for you to blow smoke up folks rears.  

JC may have a good team and may win, but iffin I'm a betting man...based on many years playing and watching the Dragons and watching JC some too,,,,,I know where I would put money. They are Just a different kind of athlete in them hills.  

 

If Fentress County hills produce a "different breed" of athletes, where are all the Gold Balls to show for it? The state's money doesn't buy championships. Betting against this Devils squad is pure nonsense. Please heed my advice. 

18 minutes ago, Vols4004 said:

I predict about the same results as last season. Yorks wins with a cpl interceptions. Possibly 3 and a pick 6. 

Burris is better with his reads than he ever was last season. Pinpoint accuracy is a big part of his game, so York will be lucky to see the ball before he places it in the bread basket of his receivers. Interceptions will not be what beats Jackson County. Jackson County is the only thing that's going to stop Jackson County. 

11 minutes ago, Reynard said:

Apparently you aint never been to football game in Jimtown……..Different world up there. 

Jackson draws a good crowd at home games. The Devils are used to a ruckus crowd. York made the right decision in not allowing fans at the game because a few hundred from Gainesboro would have quickly eliminated any home field advantage that they thought they had. 

10 minutes ago, Sidelinehustler said:

You just joined and NOBODY from Jackson County is gonna get on here and say this. I would assume it’s a York coach or fan trying to pump the boys. 

The only boys that I'm pumping are the boys in blue. I can assure you that I am from JC, and that York is not ready for the chaos that will ensue on the field in Fentress County tonight. I have a source close to the Jackson County program and they are reporting a completely revamped offense. I'm being serious when I say that Burris can and more than likely will be the difference in the game for JC tonight. 

4 minutes ago, Reynard said:

You do realize this isn't girls basketball, right??

 

Jim Brown will beat you on the hardwood and Sean Loftis will beat you on the gridiron. Some things in this life are just a given. 

7 minutes ago, Sidelinehustler said:

Where were they last year

Loftis was sizing up his team for a big season in 2020. He knows what he has and now they have another year experience in his system. The game looks bleak for the Dragons tonight. 

Believe me when I say, Old Hickory style defense will show up tonight. 

There's no chance Loftis loses this game. Burris has a live arm and I've heard they have some explosive play makers on offense. I would expect the same stingy defense from a Sean Loftis coached team. Jackson County is here to stay.