MisterFootball

That didn't stop the NCAA for decades when they actually had some guts, and teeth. They're nothing but a weak, gutless, entity now, who bent over for UT once again, like the did with the UNC football and basketball scandal.

MJ's problem is Perry! As long as he and his ego are there, they could have Oakland, or BA's talent and still come up short.

If you knew as much as you claim, you would know about the current issue that has been kept quiet with Hendersonville! One football player is facing adult charges for a serious hazing incident that took place in the locker room, while others are spending their days in the alternative school for their part in this. Don't believe it? Ask around, dig into it and hear what goes on at other schools in this county that gets swept under the rug or hushed up, but anything that happens at Gallatin is the lead on the six-o'clock news because some in that county want that to be the narrative! I can surmise you are one of those individuals.

Come on by, I'll sign it on your forehead with a Sharpie.

I've seen both teams twice this season, and will politely disagree that Oakland is better on defense. I think both defenses are equally tough, and physical, with the Beech backers of 0 & 13 being better than the Patriots as far as physicality goes. I think Oakland is better in the secondary with 5 leading them, but Beech isn't going to try to throw it much. Where Oakland has the advantage and what I think will be the difference in the game is overall team speed. Oakland has more of it and more potential to make big strike plays, where as Beech will have to grind it out on the ground with their Maryland I and power game with 7 & 26 and their QB's. Coaching here will be a fun one, because both coaches have multiple titles to their credit and will likely have great game plans for this one. I think it's a good game, Oakland pulls away late for the win.

Players given? The only soft thing here is your ability to recognize real football talent! There's no doubt that this season's team left some games on the field, but as to the actual 6-A talent, Gallatin is lacking in the trenches where games are won and lost. Perhaps one of Gallatin's line on either side of the ball would be able to crack the two deep at Beech or Oakland! Not a single one of those same young players will play a down of college football above perhaps the NAIA level. On top of that, they were soft, and much weaker than the best team's they faced, other than Mt. Juliet, who they managed to beat in week one. If that game were played again in week 11, Gallatin get's boat raced. Yeah, I'll put my record of work in both college and the NFL evaluating talent against yours anytime you want to go for it!

Late to the party since I don't come here often, but you're obviously a football savant, so why don't you apply for the Gallatin job, or another school's position? I mean you're the Bill Belichick of keyboard coaches and would turn any program into Alcoa in short order!

As of last week SC was being looked at by TSSAA for an illegal player. Media has been involved. Not sure anything comes of it, but rumor has it that at least two schools turned it in.

Oh there’s one school where the paper trail DOES exist. However, that school is protected by the director of schools who has threatened another school if it is turned in to TSSAA. There are multiple ineligible players by recruitment and the Drew Maddux touch rule.

Your move MJHS!

Not a wise bet. Either way you will end up losing.

Station Camp should hope Mt. Juliet wins.

Interesting that all the talk is on DB/Maryville. Most people apparently feeling Oakland will take care of Riverdale again.

It's not the Friday Night guys, it's one part-time wanna-be, know it all radio guy who has a higher opinion of himself than the rest of us!

No sir, I don't "speculate," there's enough of that already.