macktheknife

Now now boys..

you are so stuipd your facts are not right so if you have something to so about him why dont you do it in person because you are a chicken s----- to do that hide behind a name gutless and by t6he way get your facts straight before you start running off at the mouth gutless

Eh tu, Petro?

Zachsdad, there is an ill-wind that is fixing to blow you off your bucket. Get ready.

I watched Hunters Lane absolutely embarass McGavock at the Leroy Wright Tourney. Past games mean nothing. You have to show up every night. Ask Franklin.

They lost to Antioch.

I have taught the snatch and clean and jerk everywhere I have been. McGavock, Mt. Juliet, Hillwood and East Lit. The snatch requires more athletic coordination to complete than the clean, but you cannot use as much weight thus reducing power output. The clean and jerk incorporates all three main weightlifting movements (push, pull, squat) if a squat clean is involved. More bang for your buck. The bench press is WAY overrated. It is a good general strength move, but closed chain movements transfer better to athletics. The ground based jammer is probably the best exercise for linemen.

Sorry about the screen name. I didn't log out the previous user.

He did attend Arkansas and played ball there on a full ride. During his time there they won 2 national championships so maybe that was a reason he didn't play much because he was up there with the elite players of the country. It will be interesting to see how Wright develops after his high school days are over.

Junior, you have quite a few of your facts wrong. Yes, Cannon did play at Arkansas. No he never played for a National CHampionship team, much less two. Arkansas has only made the championship game one time ever and that was in 1994, a win over Duke. Unless Cannon was an 8 year senior that year, he was not on that team since he graduated high school in 1986. He had a guy by the name of Ron Heury from Memphis Whitehaven. in front of him all four years. Larry Marks from Columbia Central was also on that team. Oh yeah, the 3pt. line came to high school in the fall of '86. You did know that he didn't have that in high school.

If you go back in the 80's when Cannon Whitby played at Obion County Central...great player and i think 3rd in the state all time in points scored (before the three point line was out)

Cannon was a good shooter, but not anywhere in the same league with the other guys mentioned as a player. Never saw much time in college for a reason. Maybe if dad had coached him after high school he could have continued to shoot 40-50 times a game and not played any D. Mike Rhodes at Perry County was a great shooter too.