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  1. On 11/17/2022 at 8:58 AM, MSUBac2001 said:


    Honestly, besides Jo Byrns, it would. 

    If you look at travel distances, Region 3 makes more sense than R1 for Midway.  If I were a region 1 school, I would veto that if possible. 

    They will have to move someone to Region 4 once Gordonsville grows into being 2A. Can't have a region of only Clay County, RBS, and Jo Byrns.

  2. 13 hours ago, TyroneBiggums said:

    Impressive win Clay! I figured whoever won the regular season game would have the upper hand in the East. Figured it would’ve been against South Pitt but all the same. Looks like Gordonsville was still celebrating last weeks victory. Clay better buckle their chin straps in 2 weeks. The West will bring something Clay hasn’t seen this year. I’m just keeping it real 

    No question McKenzie or MASE will be a handful. However, anything can happen in a given 48 minute timeframe. If Clay plays like they did last night and someone can beat them, I'll be the first to sing their praises. They certainly proved they can have a puncher's chance. 

  3. 1 hour ago, rtl112 said:

    That's my take on the game, Clay county is a good looking team that is clearly the favorite but we have improved.  We haven't really played any good teams this year except Gordonsville and we didn't respond well to getting hit in the mouth that night.  No disprect to your Indians by the way, lots of respect for the Indians and Cherokees who both have great programs.

    It seems like it is very hard for teams in 1A to schedule quality opponents. I know it is difficult for teams in our region to schedule 7 non-region opponents, often times having to take whoever is available for that week. We had to travel to Grundy County and Gordonsville had to travel to Morristown to play Lakeway Christian. Not exactly ideal opponents.

  4. 6 minutes ago, Pirate2003 said:

    Wow I thought y’all were old this year. I had no idea you were returning that many players. You might represent the east the next several years. 

    Most of those guys play both ways. The cupboard won’t be completely bare after this year, but it will be hard to replace this group. 

  5. My assessment of the game tonight:

    Getting the first stop and subsequent 80 yard score was huge for Clay! Gordonsville is very hard to handle when they can grind the game out on the ground, while mixing in the deep ball as you sell out to stop the run. Quite frankly, the game was over after the muffed punt. From that point, Gordonsville had to start trying to force the ball downfield. Clay’s secondary was strong enough to win one on ones with Gordonsville’s wide receivers and then let their line tee off on the QB. While I believe the Bulldogs were the superior team, Gordonsville definitely looked like they were emotionally spent from last week at South Pitt. Definitely been fun watching these two groups of seniors battle it out the last four years. Hats off to the Tigers, especially #3 and #5 as both of them showed a lot of toughness tonight through trying to battle through injury or standing in the pocket against Clay’s defensive line. 

  6. 3 minutes ago, Pirate2003 said:

    Really?  Clay by 50

    For the enrollment that Coalfield has, it is amazing how their program is always competitive. I believe their enrollment is comparable to RBS and Pickett County. Their community support is always great too. Should be another great crowd in Celina next week. As for the game, I do believe Clay should win, but nothing is a gimme when there are only four teams playing. 

  7. 1 minute ago, Roooster said:

    We shanked a punt and gave you the ball at the 35/40 yard line

    That "shanked" punt was done to keep it away from our returner, who is one the most dangerous returners in 1A. When you intentionally try to locate the punt near the sideline, a shank is inevitable, and is still likely better than letting our returner have a chance to run one back.

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  8. 23 minutes ago, Roooster said:

    Tell you what, if y’all can dial up 3 trick plays and connect on all 3 of them again and beat us. I’ll tip my cap to you and wish you the best of luck in Chattanooga. But I don’t see that happening and I also don’t see you all beating us by lining it up and coming right at us. We gave you all 2 touchdowns last go around because of our mistakes and the other 2 were on gimmick trick plays. I wouldn’t say you all beat us last time. We beat ourselves

    Only one of Gordy's turnovers resulted in a touchdown, which I wouldn't call a giveaway, but a great play to read the screen and step in front of it. The other two resulted in punts. What other touchdown was a giveaway by the Tigers in your opinion?

  9. 9 hours ago, Roooster said:

    If 5 can go for us, I just don’t see Clay being able to beat Gordonsville twice. Gville has been battle tested a lot this year and had to battle the injury bug at times and still have made it this far and have a lot of momentum after beating SP last night. It will be another good football came but I look for us to win by 2 scores. 

    Not so fast my friend. This group of Bulldogs have never lost to Gordonsville at home and they don't plan on ending their careers doing so. I predict a Bulldog victory, 21-14 on a late touchdown run by either Joseph Marcom or Keaton Arms. I certainly echo Boarhog's statement. Hope #5 is back 100% for the Tigers on Friday night.

  10. On 8/14/2022 at 7:24 AM, biggest said:

    2a Marion  flop

    2a east rob  surprise

     

    1a clay Co surprise

    1a Gordonsville flop (more of a hope lol)

    Don't think either is correct for 1A. The only thing Gordonsville has done than would be considered a flop is the early loss to Watertown (which quite frankly should not happened). As for Clay County, they lost on a missed two point conversion on the road against a team that barely beat at home last year, then beat Gordy a touchdown at home after losing by a touchdown on the road last year. I think both did exactly what they should have in the regular season.

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  11. 5 hours ago, LethalAttack said:

    I would say it looks different cause the ball gets throw around a little bit more. We have several that can catch it pretty well and a couple of guys that can go the distance when they do. Not sure this team is better than any of the teams we have had the last several years though, I don't think so anyway

     

    South Pitt may not be better than last year. However, quite frankly no one in the east (especially Clay or Gordonsville) was close enough to have a chance to knock them off on an off night. Now, South Pitt may be down some. Do I believe Clay County is better than last year? No question. Is Gordonsville better than last year? Maybe. The $64,000 question is whether the gap has been closed enough for someone to knock them. Right now, I would have trouble picking anyone in the East to beat South Pitt. 

  12. 12 hours ago, croz6110 said:

    What? You don't want Gville to have a chance to avenge Friday's loss? 

    Personally, I would rather see us avenge South Pitt denying a trip to the title game in 1985. With that said, I'll be happy to see us get by Sale Creek first. Can't get to round 3 if don't get to round 2 first. Nevertheless, I would be happy either way if we were playing in the quarterfinals.

  13. 12 minutes ago, TheCommander said:

    And then my Cougars beat the Pirates in the second round! Very cold but awesome game! Sale Creek is a tough bunch but Clay should win pretty handily. 

    I enjoyed our trip to Copper Basin in 2020. Wish I could have seen the area in the daylight. It sure was a hike to get down there however.

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