defensiveMVP332

1. Harpeth (boys and girls are goina have a great year) 2. Sycamore 3. Stewart County 4. Creekwood 5. Fairview (dont know any about them but surely they wont be as bad as waverly and cheatham county) 6. Waverly (a little talent not a lot...still building) 7. Cheatham County (lost major starters) 8. Mont. Cent. well i agree about the top half but not really the bottom half 1. harpeth (Looks like they will dominate their division) 2.sycamore 3.Stewart County ( has a lot of speed and strength) 4.Creekwood 5.Cheatham County 6.Waverly ( could possibly be number 5) 7.Fairview ( don't know anything about em) 8.Mont. Central

I don't see how you can say that is a moot point because i'm not talking or questioning erland's skill i am just saying West is better.

I think it will end up like #1 harpeth #2 sycamore #3 cheatham co. / stewart county I know that stewart may seem to be a wild card, but i believe if they stay focused then they will have a real shot at being a big supriser in this region..

Well i would have to say that Coach Rick Rudesill is awesome (bolivar Central), but i would say that the majority of his talent comes from his players, but Bolivar is still a championship threat regardless.... i would have to say also that there is an uprising coach in the stewart county program (coach Brian Bramlett) he doesn't seem to have the weapons as far as players are concerned, but i still look for them to have a good season possibly an 18-6 season. Well i would have to say that Coach Rick Rudesill is awesome (bolivar Central), but i would say that the majority of his talent comes from his players, but Bolivar is still a championship threat regardless.... i would have to say also that there is an uprising coach in the stewart county program (coach Brian Bramlett) he doesn't seem to have the weapons as far as players are concerned, but i still look for them to have a good season possibly an 18-6 season.