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As a Hopkinsville fan, who was at the game last night , I just want to say Alcoa is the most talented team that I have seen in a long time. If you guys think this Maryville team is capable of beating Alcoa, then I sure hate to play them. You all have so many weapons, I would think you will be alright if Warren doesnt get to play next friday. I wish Hoptown could have given Alcoa more of a contest , but we are young and should get better. I was glad to see that our team didnt give up and played hard to the end. I think some things on this board are being a little exaggerated. For the most part it was a clean game. What happened with the Warren kid was this. After the play was over and well behind the play, the Warren kid and the Hoptown boy were going at it a bit. The Hoptown player took a quick jab and the Alcoa kid threw a hard punch. As is usually the case, the second punch was the one saw by everyone including the officals and thats why he was ejected. It wasnt some type of conspiracy, they just wasnt looking back there until Warren threw the punch. Alcoa is very good a blocking on the corners and down field and they got called for blocking in the back on some very big plays. However, the flags were thrown before the officals knew it was going to be a touchdown. I dont think it was "home cooking", but I understand how it looked. Anyway, I hope will Alcoa destroys everyone they play, it will make be feel better about the butt whipping we took last night.

Hopkinsville traditionally has a very good football program. They didn’t win the 3A state championship last year as was reported in an earlier post. They won their region then lost to the eventual state champion Boyd County. They lost the best player, Curtis Pulley QB/DB, who signed with UK to play QB. So they have an inexperienced, but very athletic QB who figures to improve as the season progresses. They are quick and athletic at most skill positions. Very strong at the running back and middle linebacker. The line is a little undersized, but strong and quick. They do have a new head coach, so studying last year’s film might not be of much help. His teams in the past played a very tough, hard nose type of football. Most years, Hopkinsville is ranked in the top ten in 3A preseason polls, however, most feel they wont be as good as they were last season. They too open with a killer schedule, playing two of the best teams in Kentucky after Alcoa. They may take their lumps at the beginning of the year, but should finish first or second in their district and be competitive in the region. We have heard about the D1 players on Alcoa and know about the number of returning starters off last years state championship team. I hope we can give you guys a good game. Hoptown doesn’t have any D1 stars yet, maybe some will emerge this year. In short, there are a lot of unknowns about this years Hopkinsville team. Maybe we have some questions answered Friday.

Hopkinsville traditionally has a very good football program. They didn’t win the 3A state championship last year as was reported in an earlier post. They won their region then lost to the eventual state champion Boyd County. They lost the best player, Curtis Pulley QB/DB, who signed with UK to play QB. So they have an inexperienced, but very athletic QB who figures to improve as the season progresses. They are quick and athletic at most skill positions. Very strong at the running back and middle linebacker. The line is a little undersized, but strong and quick. They do have a new head coach, so studying last year’s film might not be of much help. His teams in the past played a very tough, hard nose type of football. Most years, Hopkinsville is ranked in the top ten in 3A preseason polls, however, most feel they wont be as good as they were last season. They too open with a killer schedule, playing two of the best teams in Kentucky after Alcoa. They may take their lumps at the beginning of the year, but should finish first or second in their district and be competitive in the region. We have heard about the D1 players on Alcoa and know about the number of returning starters off last years state championship team. I hope we can give you guys a good game. Hoptown doesn’t have any D1 stars yet, maybe some will emerge this year. In short, there are a lot of unknowns about this years Hopkinsville team. Maybe we have some questions answered Friday.

Hopkinsville traditionally had a very good football program. They didn’t win the 3A state championship last year as was reported in an earlier post. They won their region then lost to the eventual state champion Boyd County. They lost the best player, Curtis Pulley QB/DB, who signed with UK to play QB. So they have an inexperienced, but very athletic QB who figures to improve as the season progresses. They are quick and athletic at most skill positions. Very strong at the running back and middle linebacker. The line is a little undersized, but strong and quick. They do have a new head coach, so studying last year’s film might not be of much help. His teams in the past played a very tough, hard nose type of football. Most years, Hopkinsville is ranked in the top ten in 3A preseason polls, however, most feel they wont be as good as they were last season. They too open with a killer schedule, playing two of the best teams in Kentucky after Alcoa. They may take their lumps at the beginning of the year, but should finish first or second in their district and be competitive in the region. We have heard about the D1 players on Alcoa and know about the number of returning starters off last years state championship team. I hope we can give you guys a good game. Hoptown doesn’t have any D1 stars yet, maybe some will emerge this year. In short, there are a lot of unknowns about this years Hopkinsville team. Maybe we have some questions answered Friday.

Hopkinsville traditionally had a very good football program. They didn’t win the 3A state championship last year as was reported in an earlier post. They won their region then lost to the eventual state champion Boyd County. They lost the best player, Curtis Pulley QB/DB, who signed with UK to play QB. So they have an inexperienced, but very athletic QB who figures to improve as the season progresses. They are quick and athletic at most skill positions. Very strong at the running back and middle linebacker. The line is a little undersized, but strong and quick. They do have a new head coach, so studying last year’s film might not be of much help. His teams in the past played a very tough, hard nose type of football. Most years, Hopkinsville is ranked in the top ten in 3A preseason polls, however, most feel they wont be as good as they were last season. They too open with a killer schedule, playing two of the best teams in Kentucky after Alcoa. They may take their lumps at the beginning of the year, but should finish first or second in their district and be competitive in the region. We have heard about the D1 players on Alcoa and know about the number of returning starters off last years state championship team. I hope we can give you guys a good game. Hoptown doesn’t have any D1 stars yet, maybe some will emerge this year. In short, there are a lot of unknowns about this years Hopkinsville team. Maybe we have some questions answered Friday.