EastTN74

And this means...?

Coleman/Bradford: yes! Coleman/Dozier: yes!

I agree it should be. But I am sure that there would be no way possible for a city the size of Memphis to be able to have an ambulance at every high school football game and have enough for emergencies else where. I sure hope this young man will be ok. Does anyone have an update on him?

Baylor wins big. As for the number of publics that Baylor plays, it could all be changing next year. It will be interesting to see how the DIIAAA schedules pan out. Privates might not have the chance to play many publics.

Coleman and company will be too much for The Big Red.

Having dual QB's can work wonders if the coach knows how to use them. Look at Flordia. It sure is working for them right now. There are also some high school coaches that have used dual QB's. If I'm not mistaken, Maryville has two QB's that played in a rotation last year and again this year. One being a better passer and the other a better runner. If it is not Maryville, then it is another Knoxville "area" team. But if it is Maryville, well, how many championships do they have?

Well, I guess so. I knew that Briarcrest was having a tough time of it this year, but know nothing about Kingsbury. Are they a Memphis school?

I saw where MUS is now 3-5,so they have to win out to make the playoffs. What I want to know is, can they?

Ryan will have a hard time stopping Cooper. Baylor will win last three regular season games.

I read the article on CoachT about the BA game. I think Ford is one of the most exciting running backs to play the game at the high school level. A friend said that he was the starter the past two years but was moved to defense when Jordan moved in. It now sounds like BA might be getting their old backfield back, well most of it anyways. Keep us posted on Jordan's injury. He is a great RB with a bright future and hopefully, his injury is minor. Has Ford had any offers to play college ball? I know he is small, but man can that kid move.

Can you believe the time of possession for Baylor in the first half. That is unbelievable, but hey, McCallie only needs a second or two to score. You are right, about the receivers. When a QB has a supporting cast like Coleman does, it sure helps, but your receivers also have to have a QB that can make the reads, and get the ball to them.

BJ Coleman is a great QB. What is his passing average? 250 yards per game. Incredible! As for Potter leaving to go to BA. There is no way. I believe the poster that is stirring this up must be a BA fan. He knows that if he gets McCallie worried about losing their coach, that maybe then BA would be able to win the state championship. I have seen BA play twice this year and they just "Flatt" out, get out coached.

What will they do if more then 6 teams have 5 wins? I can't remember if this has ever happened since the split. Would they keep it at six and use strength of schedule or use something else to determine who the top six qualifiers would be? I really think that things will work themselves out, but you never know.

MUS better watch out for both Jordan and Ford. Two very different types of runners. Baylor was able to hold Jordan pretty much in check but when Ford came in it was a different ball game.

It looks like both teams have some tough games ahead. Both need this one bad. I guess we will see who wants it the most.

I believe that Baylor will keep it closer then what you all think, but in the end McCallie will win.

Exciting game. BJ had big numbers, over 300 yards passing, and no interceptions. Just came up a little short. Alcoa has several great players, which I am sure will be playing in DI,(college that is) over the next few years. What year is the Sommers kid? Both teams are very well coached. McCallie will bounce back and win it all in DIIAAA and Alcoa will take it in 2A.

Alcoa has some great players, but Coleman can handle the pressure.

(Quote from fan6) "I really like D. Bledsoe (great kid), but do you really think he brings more to the table? I thought one of the key differences in the game were the McCallie receivers. Colman is the real deal, but he had some guys making him look even better than he would have by making some great grabs. I don't know if they missed any "catchable" balls all night while BA did." I went to the game Friday night with a buddy who saw Bledsoe play against McCallie last year in the playoffs. He said that Caffee is bigger but that Bledsoe has a cool head and doesn't get rattled under the gun, as does Caffee. He said that Bledsoe seems to have more of a "head" for QB then Caffee. He says that he will set back in the pocket and find his open receivers. He also said that he remembers him having a "pretty darn good arm". Didn't he beat McCallie in the playoffs? And if my memory serves me correct, it was said on Coacht that Caffe struggled with pressure last year in Texas and that is why he was in a rotation at QB.

I'm sure that the win against MUS will be a big confidence booster for Baylor. The game between Baylor and McCallie will be a great one. McCallie must remember that Baylor totally shut down BA's passing attack. I believe their QB was 3 for 9 that game. Can't wait for this one.

This should be an interesting game. McCallie better be careful. After beating BA, they might not be as focused as they need to be for a very talented Alcoa team. But I still will go with McCallie for the win.

Why then did BA not put Caffee on the bench? He had two fumbles and several over throws under throws and other bad passes. Garrett saved him. # 40 did a good job all night, what is his name?

McCallie has a very good and exciting team. Coleman is as smooth a high school QB as I have ever seen. He just makes things happen. #9 Bradford really does it all. Small but is all over the place. The D did a good job of putting pressure on Caffe. I saw the same thing last night as I did against Baylor. He can not handle the pressure, just not good about making the right decision when the pressure is on. Yes, he can throw the ball when no one is coming after him, but Garrett made some big time catches to keep BA hanging on. One catch was a one handed catch that was unbelievable. Has Garrett had any offers from D1 schools? I think that Garrett and #93 could play D1 next fall but anyone else looks to maybe go small school.

I definitely see a close one.